Asteroid Blues

Shakti laughed as she sprinted between buildings in the Gorge, the still air whipping through her hair as Chandra and Damayanti struggled to keep up behind her. A hand-me-down though it may be, her Bodhisattva LHost was pure joy to inhabit. Her steps were lighter, even as her tank-like weight crushed the stones beneath her feet; the Spitfire in her hands was light as a feather, even as she sprayed lead at the representatives of the latest spot of annoyance. She was mighty! She was invincible! She was truly a perfect immortal machi

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So this one was a bit of a grind, which was not helped at all by my undercaffienated brain being effectively switched off tonight. I think RazorsEdge might have been a -titch- frustrated with my constantly staring at the measurey stick trying to remember how numbers work! I won entirely based on a good TACOS draw and being marginally less miserable at rolling dice. Marginally.

A Hulong and a Shenji (spelling?) moved up as well, on and around some stairs to the left of the above pictures. Beth, the Marut, wanged a few shots at them ineffectually. Tai Sheng took a single step on the other end of the board; Beth was no longer inaccurate.

My turn opened with the Yudbot getting Shakti back on her feet, and one of the Devas Fairy Dusting her for a point. Beth finished off Tai Sheng, but caught a sniper bullet. Shakti gunned the Zensha down and her newly-reformed fireteam moved up between the buildings to the people lurking on the stairs.