The 208th Saturnine Gene-Marines. The first 'Ogryns' ever known to the Imperium and an organization with a pedigree longer than the the history of the Imperial Guard itself.

You are a member of this noble regiment a soldiers grown in a vat satellites for one purpose. To defend the sanctity of the Throne's void faring vessels and be His weapon against the the crew of any vessels that might defy His will. You aren't Space Marines but you sure are marines in space.

Along side the massive brutes of the Gene-Marines fight the noble 1st Saturnine. Descendants of the officer-ship of the long ago retired Saturnine Fleet who sailed the void around the rings of Saturn. Yours is a history of nobility and honor, for you are the result of thousands of years of good breeding by the greatest officers the Imperium has ever known. And you sure as hell won't let any Commissar tell you otherwise!

Now your assigned vessel patrols the void of the Calixis Sector hunting a rogue element of a Rogue Trader Flotilla or was it clearing out Orkish Freebooters? You don't know command never tells you anything!

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This is a high powered Only War game featuring Ogryn classification soldiers supported by specialists and pilots from a supplementary highborn regiment.

It will focus on close confines fighting and sabotage tactics.
This message was last edited by the user at 14:04, Thu 09 June 2016.

For anyone who looked at this once already (So no one). I was in error when I wrote the starting XP total. It was always my intention to have players start with two Advanced Specialties.

Still looking for any new players.

Any Ogryn enthusiasts I'm looking for you!

If you look and don't like what you see could you let me know what you didn't like?
This message was last edited by the user at 14:00, Tue 28 June 2016.

I guess "all-Ogryn party" could be a fun game in its own goofy way. I'd expect it to be in spirit much like Ork Stormboyz, minus the Might Makes Right part.
A really weird premise (setting-wise) looks a bit dodgy, but probably could be salvaged.
But evidently a combination of both is "too much".