The Fugitive (FINISHED)

[Duerer]

Turn Order (determined by D20):
16 - Americans (NPC'd)
15 - Poles (TastySkippy123)
12 - Soviets (TheVengefulOne)
5 (18) - Nikita Kosygin (Kommander Ken)
5 (7) - Briktopians (Apollyon)

Americans (NPC'd):

Walter Hadrian: "Hey, wanna join us instead? We can pay you in real dollars!"
Nikita Kosygin: "Fuck no! Not switching sides here!"
Hadrian attempts to persuade Kosygin in joining the Americans, but his offer got rejected (PERSUASION ROLL FAILED).

Poles (TastySkippy123):

Blazkowicz lungs towards Fausto and tries to grab him.


*BONK*
However, Fausto just shoves him away with his shield (FEAT FAILED).


All soldiers combine fire on Fausto, who manages to ward off the damage pretty easily.

Soviets (TheVengefulOne):

The conscript shoots at Hadrian, who is left unharmed. He can't fire two rifles at a time, as a rifle has power usage 1.5, while a normal figs power value is just 2.

Nikita Kosygin (Kommander Ken):

Nikita whacks Hadrian with the Soulscourge, but fails to do any damage.


Off to the evac point, then!

Briktopians (Apollyon):

The Briktopian soldiers gun down the last Soviet conscript and scrape off one HP from Hadrian (2 remaining).
SOVIETS ELIMINATED


Sergeant Fausto: "C'mon dude! Just tell me, what's all the fuzz is all about and I'll leave you alone..."
Nikita Kosygin: "Get lost!"
Even Fausto has problems with convincing the fugitive (PERSUASION ROLL FAILED).

Zombie Lietuvan (Me):

Zombie Lietuvan: "Hmm, crispy..."
The zombie soldier simply devours the brain of his former superior.

Overview:


Score:
Poles: 7
Soviets: 7
Lietuvans: 3
Americans: 4
Briktopians: 6
Teutonic Knights: 2

HP:
Wilhelm Blazkowicz: 2/3
Valeria Mielkutė: 0/3
Dr. Sergey Semenov: 0/3
Walter Hadrian: 2/3
Sergeant Fausto: 3/3
Oskar von Falkenberg: 0/3
Nikita Kosygin: 1/2

SEND IN ORDERS FOR THE FINAL TURN!

[TastySkippy123]

I like how this battle has had heaps of zombies.

[Venge]

Yea, I kinda figured he couldn't fire two rifles, but I was out of ideas anyway.

[TastySkippy123]

Yea, I kinda figured he couldn't fire two rifles, but I was out of ideas anyway.

Shame, he should have made him do it, last stand and all.

[Venge]

Isn't there something about a last man standing Almighty Benny? Probably impractical for this size game though.

[Duerer]

Turn Order (determined by D20):
20 - Americans (Silent-sigfig)
19 - Poles (TastySkippy123)
13 - Briktopians (bann154, substitute for Apollyon)
8 - Nikita Kosygin (Kommander Ken)

Americans (Silent-sigfig):

Walter Hadrian: "If we can't grab the Russian, no one will!"
Hadrian fires at Kosygin, who barely passes his armour roll. Just barely!

Poles (TastySkippy123):

All soldiers combine fire on Sergeant Fausto, killing him for good. While also getting hit by the Liquefier, Hadrian suffers no damage.

Briktopians (bann154, substitute for Apollyon):

All troops fire at the Poles, but luck doesn't seem to be on their side. They fail to hit or to deal proper damage.

Nikita Kosygin (Kommander Ken):

Nikita sprints towards the evac point, just being one step away from it!

Overview:


Final Score:
1. Poles: 8
2. Soviets: 7
3. Briktopians: 6
4. Americans: 4
5. Lietuvans: 3
6. Teutonic Knights: 2

HP:
Wilhelm Blazkowicz: 2/3
Valeria Mielkutė: 0/3
Dr. Sergey Semenov: 0/3
Walter Hadrian: 2/3
Sergeant Fausto: 0/3
Oskar von Falkenberg: 0/3
Nikita Kosygin: 1/2

By leading with 8 points
TASTYSKIPPY123 IS WINNER!
Also receiving some help from Kommander Ken.

Thank you for participating in that battle and sending your orders quickly. I hope you enjoyed playing the battle as much as I did hosting.
Feel free to leave any suggestions for next time. An epilogue for that one is in the works.

[TastySkippy123]

Most successful forum battle I have been in, I must say, and I don't even know most of the BW rules!!! Great game everyone, you were very close Appolyon. Internet high five Kommander ken.

[Duerer]

*VROOM-VROOM*
Ryszard Mazurek: “Knock-knock!”


Briktopian Soldier 1: “Fuck! They called reinforcements!”
Briktopian Soldier 2: “Let's get the fuck outta here!!”
Briktopian Soldier 3: “What about the sarge?”
Briktopian Soldier 1: “Screw him! He's toast already!”


Ryszard Mazurek: “So, there we are. You have done an invaluable service by breaking into the facility and grabbing these plans!”
Nikita Kosygin: “*heavy breathing* You have no clue what I just had to go through! I've been sandwiched between all sorts of hostile forces, some were hellbent to get these plans, some folks just wanted to see me dead and that psycho Semenov wanted to rip out my brain for his fucking experiments!”


Sanitariuszka: “It's alright now. Here, have a beer.”
Nikita Kosygin: “*sigh* Might as well...”


Wilhelm Blazkowicz: “Panie generale!”


Wilhelm Blazkowicz: “Looks like we've found a live one.”
Ryszard Mazurek: “Oh! Who's honouring us with his presence this time?”


Walter Hadrian: “Lt. Walter Hadrian, US Army.”


Ryszard Mazurek: “Ha, a real American! What shall we do with him, though?”
Wilhelm Blazkowicz: “No clue. That's entirely up to high command.”


Polish Soldier: “(from a distance) Kurwa mać, śmierdzi jak by ktoś zgnite małpy wpierdolił!”
Ryszard Mazurek: “Hang on, I've got this.”


Ryszard Mazurek: “What's the matter this time?”
Polish Soldier: “That guy right there! Smells like he's been bathing in manure for the last decade.”


Nikita Kosygin: “Semenov! He has to encase himself in that suit in order to spare his subordinates from a cruel and embarrassing death by these fumes.”


Ryszard Mazurek: “But what if he holds any vital information about the Soviet's chemical and cybernetic weaponry? From what we know he actually worked on the cyborg guards and desolators.”
Nikita Kosygin: “If you really want to keep him around, get yourself some NBC defense troops and lock him up into some high security cell. Not sure if he survived that battle, so you gotta find out if there even is some info from him to get out.”


Ryszard Mazurek: “Well then. I'll call in some hazmats into that area to clean him up.”

The morning after...


*munch-munch-munch*


*silenced PEW*


Tadas the Infernal: “Boy, this sector looks even worse than before!”


Irena Mielkutė: “Valeria... She is dead...”


Irena Mielkutė: “What have the done to you...”
Tadas the Infernal: “This is not the right time for familial sentiments. We have to move along and find out where the Russian went.”


Tadas the Infernal: “That way!”


Irena Mielkutė: “I won't let this go unpunished, sister! I'll find out who killed you and skin that bastard alive!”

[TastySkippy123]

Oh uh...

That liquefier guy is in big trouble.

[Kommander Ken]

Fun battle as always Duerer.

[Venge]

2nd place in my first ever Brikwars battle, not bad!

Good game everyone, this one was real close.

[motorhead fan]

I enjoyed reading this, is wilhelm blazkowiks inspired by william blascowicz from wolfenstein?

[Duerer]

Exactly. A killing machine that runs around castles to kill nazis is something every army should have.

[AnnoyedZebra]

Exactly. A killing machine that runs around castles to kill nazis is something every army should have.

Even a Piltogg army!

[Apollyon]

Great battle to play in! Silent's feat that destroyed Faustos fist was really crippling and gave me quite the headache whats feat to try next. Failing most of them didn't help either.

p.s. I doubt Fausto's really dead.