The D.R.A.I.C.H. Boot Camp – evaluating DE units.
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 5:11 pm
The D.R.A.I.C.H. Boot Camp – evaluating DE units.
Boot Camp 0 – Admission
Boot Camp 1 – First Week – resistance to mass shooting
Boot Camp 2 – Second Week – Resistance to a charge
Boot Camp 3 – Third Week – charging destructive power
Boot Camp 4 – Forth Week – killing when exhausted: further rounds of melee
Boot Camp 5 – Fifth Week – doping with a cauldron of blood
Boot Camp 6 – Sixth Week – flag-doping
Boot Camp 7 – Seventh Week – The Monoliths Shooting Range
Boot Camp 8 – Eighth Week – graduation ceremony – unit’s champions.
Boot Camp 9 – Last Week – specialization – departure for War.
Boot Camp extension
Boot Camp 1bis – First Week-end – template vulnerability (considered)
Other DE training rooms (might be considered some day – not necessarily by the same author):
Temple of Khaine’s fencing room
Clar Karond Noblemen’s Arena
Iron Mountains’ Ranch
Ghrond Experimental Lab
(Boot Camp 0 is the present, introductory thread – no tactical information)
Hi tactic fans!
I am creating here a series of threads with some tactical considerations, linked to the D.R.A.I.C.H., containing some information that I could not find so I had to elaborate it myself, and I can share it now.
At the entrance of the Boot Camp, there is a big
Warning!
The warning is to let you know that this thread and the following ones are very, very long.
You should have expected it before you enlisted:
Your time in the Boot Camp will seem very, very long.
And painful as well.
At least, you should expect to be more knowledgeable about war fighting when you will have gone through all of it. But will you?
Actually, the initial thread was so long, that it was better split in several threads, easier to swallow (and to write).
Each thread deals with a single aspect and ends with summarized conclusions.
The comments posted by the readers will be relative to the specific content of each thread. It should help to remain coherent.
Fluff-wise, you can consider each thread to cover one week in the Boot Camp.
Any text dealing only with fluff is in green italics.
Boot Camp 0 – Admission
Boot Camp 1 – First Week – resistance to mass shooting
Boot Camp 2 – Second Week – Resistance to a charge
Boot Camp 3 – Third Week – charging destructive power
Boot Camp 4 – Forth Week – killing when exhausted: further rounds of melee
Boot Camp 5 – Fifth Week – doping with a cauldron of blood
Boot Camp 6 – Sixth Week – flag-doping
Boot Camp 7 – Seventh Week – The Monoliths Shooting Range
Boot Camp 8 – Eighth Week – graduation ceremony – unit’s champions.
Boot Camp 9 – Last Week – specialization – departure for War.
Boot Camp extension
Boot Camp 1bis – First Week-end – template vulnerability (considered)
Other DE training rooms (might be considered some day – not necessarily by the same author):
Temple of Khaine’s fencing room
Clar Karond Noblemen’s Arena
Iron Mountains’ Ranch
Ghrond Experimental Lab
(Boot Camp 0 is the present, introductory thread – no tactical information)
Hi tactic fans!
I am creating here a series of threads with some tactical considerations, linked to the D.R.A.I.C.H., containing some information that I could not find so I had to elaborate it myself, and I can share it now.
At the entrance of the Boot Camp, there is a big
Warning!
The warning is to let you know that this thread and the following ones are very, very long.
You should have expected it before you enlisted:
Your time in the Boot Camp will seem very, very long.
And painful as well.
At least, you should expect to be more knowledgeable about war fighting when you will have gone through all of it. But will you?
Actually, the initial thread was so long, that it was better split in several threads, easier to swallow (and to write).
Each thread deals with a single aspect and ends with summarized conclusions.
The comments posted by the readers will be relative to the specific content of each thread. It should help to remain coherent.
Fluff-wise, you can consider each thread to cover one week in the Boot Camp.
Any text dealing only with fluff is in green italics.