Iron Grip : The Oppression Updates! news

Feel the iron grip of the Rahmos squeeze ever tighter as the progress continues towards our first release! Ome Vince has been on a whirlwind modeling frenzy and today we’ve got a few map elements to showcase. Used at construction and demolition sites all over Rahmos, the Miloshkev Industries Heavy Prime Mover and Construction Claw vehicles make up a significant part of Rahmos’ urban renewal machine force. The Heavy Prime Mover is a multipurpose vehicle usually used for hauling heavy loads around unfinished surfaces either internally or towed, and is also frequently used as a mobile power generator. The Construction Claw, rather euphemistically named, is more of a demolition vehicle than anything else, using its high power claw and arm to either carefully dismantle or forcibly demolish anything in the way of Rahmos progress.

And, a bit of humor! Gather ‘round children, it’s story time! Once upon a time, in the city of Messos, there was a great and wonderful bounty of vodka, passed from generation to generation by Resistance family after Resistance family. Of course, they weren’t Resistance back then, but this is beside the point. They lived only to protect the Vodka from those who would do it ill! Legend of this vodka reached the ears of a Rahmos light tank commander one fateful afternoon, and he took it upon himself to liberate the precious substance from its ignorant caretakers. It didn’t take long for him to find the house it was in, and with a few well-aimed fragmentation rounds from his tank’s gun, he was able to convince the survivors to surrender the glorious motherlode of alcoholic bliss. Immensely proud of his success, he and his crew celebrated in the traditional Rahmos fashion: drink vodka! They drank and sang and basically made superb asses of themselves as they loaded the liberated goods into their tank and drove back towards the Rahmos headquarters where they would surely be greeted with medals and promotions. Unfortunately, the vodka never reached the Rahmos headquarters. Too late, the tank commander learned that his driver was a lightweight drinker! Too late, the tank commander discovered he wasn’t on a main road! Too late, the tank commander discovered his vehicle wasn’t capable of amphibious operations or flight! But, not too late to take one last drink before the commander and his entire crew were drowned as their tank fell off an embankment and upsidedown into the river. It’s said that the tank remains there to this day, the vodka still within. Hey, at least the commander and crew died happy eh?

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