You're at liberty to do what you want with my characters, Strangelove. I tend to get very attatched to my characters in stories (however small their role may be) and I have difficulty killing them off. It's probably better for that decision to be at your discretion.
I am, however, opposed to the possibility of having our entire squads wiped out. I can't speak for everyone, but I've drawn up (albeit in my head) backstories and personalities for each of my characters. Having them replaced by an entire new group of people would void a lot of my efforts. Then again, I guess that's war for you.
My next post will probably be when a messenger inevitably comes barging into the saloon for Plainview. I've got a good idea of what I'll be doing from there. Though that doesn't rule out of the possibility of a shorter post beforehand.
This has been a blast so far!
I've came up with a background history for the just of my characters.. still trying to come up with a good one for Killometer (Aka Siento) and Henry. As you can guess by reading my posts, already making it clear the background for Jerome Elijha.
Maybe we could compare and contrast? o.o x)
I just want to be clear with you guys, that when I say the possibility of having your entire group get wiped out, I mean just the supporting characters you've created, not the one you've put time in telling us what they look like, wear, etc., I'm just talking about the group members. I also think it's good some of you are building up some story with them, because it'll add some deeper emotional depth to their demise, if and when it happens. My choice in who dies will be completely random, and when I choose, it'll be you who posts about it in your own post, rather than myself. I won't necessarily be adding how they exactly die, I'll mostly leave that up to your own imaginations, but depending on the situation we're in, a stealthy knife to the throat or something might just have to happen.
And to add, this also applies to your group members getting wounded. Sometimes they won't always be killed off, but might be wounded to a certain degree that limits their usefulness, including having to be relieved of their duty because of the injury(s).