Which Space Marine legion would you have thrived in?
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2019 2:18 pm
The other day my fellow gamers and I were chatting away about this while waiting for some lunch. On the train home I was thinking about it some more and really got to wondering about it. Maybe it is my love for the 40k Grimdark, or my university psychology studies rearing its head, but I thought I would make a few questions that a Legion Sorting Hat (shameless Harry Potter reference
) might ask.
Feel free to answer the questions if you are interested, add more questions, or suggest a legion to those who have answered.
Here are my train-ride-home created questions for your pleasure:
1. What has motivated you to the most anger and how do you deliver your wrath; is it a dish best served cold or piping hot?
2. What qualities in an individual would earn your respect, faith and loyalty?
3. How do you prefer to confront your enemies?
4. Upon completion of your training as a warrior, which weapon would you pick up from the armoury?
5. Do the ends justify the means? Where on the line would you place yourself?
6. If your personal acts of courage and heroics went unappreciated and unrecognised would you be disappointed, or is your own self-worth enough to satisfy your ego?
7. Is the principle role of a soldier to seek out threats or to defend against them?
8. What do you imagine yourself doing when you are not engaged in war and/or training for it?
9. Which title would you bestow upon the humans assigned to crew your vessel, servant, bondsman, crewman, or other?
10. What is your most redeeming and most destructive trait - one each for physical and mental qualities?
Feel free to answer the questions if you are interested, add more questions, or suggest a legion to those who have answered.
Here are my train-ride-home created questions for your pleasure:
1. What has motivated you to the most anger and how do you deliver your wrath; is it a dish best served cold or piping hot?
2. What qualities in an individual would earn your respect, faith and loyalty?
3. How do you prefer to confront your enemies?
4. Upon completion of your training as a warrior, which weapon would you pick up from the armoury?
5. Do the ends justify the means? Where on the line would you place yourself?
6. If your personal acts of courage and heroics went unappreciated and unrecognised would you be disappointed, or is your own self-worth enough to satisfy your ego?
7. Is the principle role of a soldier to seek out threats or to defend against them?
8. What do you imagine yourself doing when you are not engaged in war and/or training for it?
9. Which title would you bestow upon the humans assigned to crew your vessel, servant, bondsman, crewman, or other?
10. What is your most redeeming and most destructive trait - one each for physical and mental qualities?