That the Galil obsession would lead to making a character was a foregone conclusion.
What's not clear yet is what sort of character.
The character that originally wore this outfit is long lost.
It was for a Top Secret campaign where we were the most destructive hostage rescue team ever created.
"Run for your lives! We're here to help!" was our unofficial motto.
I'd start with the 50-rounder in an Galil ARM because fewer reloads and work my way through, literally, dozens of 35-rounders and copious amounts of grenades.
This team also had Warren.
Oh... poor Warren.
He was a great guy, but... let's say he didn't often see the implications of what he was doing.
In the same raid/rescue he became frustrated that his hand grenades weren't able to penetrate the thick glass at a security checkpoint we needed to breach. This was because they wouldn't stick to the glass.
So he had his character HOLD the grenade against the pane! You did not misread that, Troubleshooter.
After many attempts to keep from doing it, it was allowed and he got blowed up but good. But not dead.
So we stabilized his wounds and dragged him back to a nearby helipad to wait for extraction. We put him in the office at the pad because there was a Huey we'd liberally perforated earlier. Leaking fuel all over the pad level of perforations.
Warren, bless his heart, did try to role play and when the extraction helo was inbound, but we had not yet gotten back to the pad, he decided that since his radio was out and was out of contact with everyone that the helo could have belonged to the bad guys.
So he crawled out of the office to hide under the leaky Huey.
When he was informed that the incoming bird was marked as appropriate for our extract, he decided to signal them.
With. A. Flare.
KA-BOOM!
Well, the pilot definitely saw that signal...
Is there a 12 step Program for your particular addiction?
ReplyDeleteYou don't have to stat everything!!!
Wait.
Yeah, you're Angus. Yes, you do.