Brian's KV

1) In SG2, I gave KV grav rifles d12* impact. Even KV infantry menace
light armoured vehicles. The weapons are gravitic-based needlers
(gravguns). Humans don't like meeting my Kra'Vak on a 1:1 basis most of the
time.... (those vets of Grey Day and A Change of Orders may well have some
perspective on this....).

2) I agree with Brian re: Juve/Warrior division. The Juve's are separate
precisely because they are more impulsive and more driven by their
biochemistry. The older (and wiser and less numerous) KV are the only
ones trusted with the heavier weapons (SAW/GMS/etc).

3) Brian, the 25mm guys have GMS/P.

4) KV TO&E is probably arranged on a per-clan basis (with a fair
corellation between clans). So differences such as no GMS/P are easily
explicable.

5) I don't agree with Brian re: weaker Juve rifles. Why? Logistics for
one, but more importantly the older KV are _still_ threatened by the
weapons he has specified, so I'm not sure the reduction is that meaningful.
(YMMV!)

6) I think Shaken or Broken are good places to check for Ro'Kah. Though I
think if you go into Ro'Kah, perhaps its a bit like a last stand roll....
maybe you don't make any more morale checks until you come out of Ro'Kah (if
you live that long).

> 1) In SG2, I gave KV grav rifles d12* impact. Even KV infantry

In Change of Orders, I enjoyed having the HM meet the KV in a 1:1 match. (If
it'd been my side meeting the KV, I'd have felt rather differently).

You don't want to meet Tom's version of KV in an even numbers fight.
You *really* don't want to meet them in an even numbers hand-to-hand.

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