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Servants

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	==Cherubims==		==Cherubims==
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		+	''Note: these rules are presented as an expanded alternative to the rules for cherubim found in the Inquisitor's Handbook.''

	Cherubims require their owner to have a MIU to be effective.		Cherubims require their owner to have a MIU to be effective.

Background Packages

Servitor 2152 — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 17:59:23 GMT

Rogue Trader Backgrounds:

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	== Rogue Trader ==		== Rogue Trader ==
		+	[[Hive Spyrer]]

	== Arch-Militant ==		== Arch-Militant ==
		+	[[Hive Spyrer]]

	== Astropath Transcendant ==		== Astropath Transcendant ==
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	== Seneschal ==		== Seneschal ==
		+	[[Hive Spyrer]]

	== Void-Master ==		== Void-Master ==

Generic NPCs

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The Traitor Legions:

Other Gear

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Drugs and Consumables:

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	=Drugs and Consumables=		=Drugs and Consumables=
	==Barrage (Drug)==		==Barrage (Drug)==
-	A particularly nasty combat drug, Barrage turns its users into nigh-unstoppable killing machines, but simultaneously destroys the user's body tissues. Such is Barrage's toxicity that even a single dose can turn a healthy and virile man into a crippled, gibbering wreck. A dose of Barrage lasts for 1d10 rounds. During this time, the user doubles his Weapon Skill and gains the Unnatural Strength (x2), Unnatural Toughness (x2), and Unnatural Agility (x2) Traits. However, at the end of each Round the drug is active, the user permanently reduces ''all'' of his Characteristics by 1d5.	+	Cost 85/dose, Rare. A particularly nasty combat drug, Barrage turns its users into nigh-unstoppable killing machines, but simultaneously destroys the user's body tissues. Such is Barrage's toxicity that even a single dose can turn a healthy and virile man into a crippled, gibbering wreck. A dose of Barrage lasts for 1d10 rounds. During this time, the user doubles his Weapon Skill and gains the Unnatural Strength (x2), Unnatural Toughness (x2), and Unnatural Agility (x2) Traits. However, at the end of each Round the drug is active, the user permanently reduces ''all'' of his Characteristics by 1d5.

	==Psychon (Drug)==		==Psychon (Drug)==
-	A common Penal Legion combat drug, Psychon stimulates the human brainstem, increasing physical strength and toughness through adrenal surges, but making rational planning and forethought considerably more difficult. A dose of Psychon lasts 1d10 minutes. During this time, the character increases his Strength and Toughness characteristics by 1d10 and counts as being Frenzied.	+	Cost 100/dose, Very Rare. A common Penal Legion combat drug, Psychon stimulates the human brainstem, increasing physical strength and toughness through adrenal surges, but making rational planning and forethought considerably more difficult. A dose of Psychon lasts 1d10 minutes. During this time, the character increases his Strength and Toughness characteristics by 1d10 and counts as being Frenzied.

	==Reflex (Drug)==		==Reflex (Drug)==
-	Similar to 'Slaught, Reflex (appropriately enough) boosts the user's reflexes and reaction time, but has a detrimental effect on the user's strength of mind. A dose of Reflex lasts for 2d10 minutes. During this time, the user benefits from having the Lightning Reflexes and Rapid Reaction Talents, but also halves his Willpower.	+	Cost 80/dose, Scarce. Similar to 'Slaught, Reflex (appropriately enough) boosts the user's reflexes and reaction time, but has a detrimental effect on the user's strength of mind. A dose of Reflex lasts for 2d10 minutes. During this time, the user benefits from having the Lightning Reflexes and Rapid Reaction Talents, but also halves his Willpower.

	==Spur (Drug)==		==Spur (Drug)==
-	Spur is an immensely powerful stimulant that provides the user with a burst of energy and physical power at the cost of ravaging his body. A dose of Spur lasts for 1d10 Rounds; during this time, the user increases his Strength and Agility characteristics by +15. Each round the drug is active, the user must successfully Test Toughness or else take 1d5 I Damage to the Body, without reduction for armor or Toughness Bonus.	+	Cost 75/dose, Scarce. Spur is an immensely powerful stimulant that provides the user with a burst of energy and physical power at the cost of ravaging his body. A dose of Spur lasts for 1d10 Rounds; during this time, the user increases his Strength and Agility characteristics by +15. Each round the drug is active, the user must successfully Test Toughness or else take 1d5 I Damage to the Body, without reduction for armor or Toughness Bonus.
		+
		+	==Eversor Combat Drugs (Drug)==
		+	Cost N/A, Unique. This cocktail of incredibly powerful stimulants, painkillers, amphetamines, and other arcane and hideous drugs is part of what makes the dread Eversor assassins so terrifying. Because of these drugs, the Eversor gains the Unnatural Strength (x2), Unnatural Toughness (x2), Unnatural Agility (x2), and Unnatural Speed (x2) Traits and is completely immune to the effects of Stunning and Fatigue. In addition, during every combat Round, the Eversor gets to take two Turns on its Initiative instead of one (IE it can take a total of two Full Actions or four Half Actions, it can make two Attack actions, etc.). The downside to these combat drugs is that, should the Eversor take too much damage, his metabolism will quickly become unbalanced and spiral out of control, allowing the drugs to interact with catastrophic results. An Eversor who is reduced to zero Wounds will immediately explode, dealing 5d10 X Damage to everything within three meters. Obviously, this is fatal for the assassin.

	=Poisons=		=Poisons=

Extra Weapons

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Scorpion Chainsword:

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	! Exitus Rifle		! Exitus Rifle
-	\| Basic \|\| 200m \|\| S/-/- \|\| 2d10 R \|\| 10 \|\| 10 \|\| 2Full \|\| Accurate, Reliable, Toxic (1d10) \|\| 4kg \|\| --- \|\| Unique	+	\| Basic \|\| 200m \|\| S/-/- \|\| 2d10 R \|\| 10 \|\| 10 \|\| 2Full \|\| Accurate, Reliable, Toxic (1d10) \|\| 6kg \|\| --- \|\| Unique
	\|}		\|}
	:Signature weapon of the Vindicare Assassin, the Exitus Rifle is a finely-honed sniper's weapon, designed to punch through even the thickest of personal armor and end the lives of the Imperium's enemies with a single shot. The Exitus Rifle comes with an integral silencer and omni-scope (see the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook for details).		:Signature weapon of the Vindicare Assassin, the Exitus Rifle is a finely-honed sniper's weapon, designed to punch through even the thickest of personal armor and end the lives of the Imperium's enemies with a single shot. The Exitus Rifle comes with an integral silencer and omni-scope (see the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook for details).
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	:For situations where the Exitus Rifle is too unwieldy, Vindicare Assassins carry the Exitus Pistol as a backup weapon. The Exitus Pistol comes with an integral silencer and omni-scope (see the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook for details).		:For situations where the Exitus Rifle is too unwieldy, Vindicare Assassins carry the Exitus Pistol as a backup weapon. The Exitus Pistol comes with an integral silencer and omni-scope (see the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook for details).
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		+	====Neural Shredder====
		+	{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name !!Class !!Range !!ROF !!Dmg !!Pen !!Clp !!Rld !!Spl !!Wt !!Cost !!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	! Neural Shredder
		+	\| Basic \|\| 20m \|\| S/-/- \|\| 2d10 E \|\| * \|\| 10 \|\| 3Full \|\| Flame, Recharge, Warp Weapon, Special \|\| 4kg \|\| --- \|\| Unique
		+	\|}
		+	:One of the signature weapon of the Callidus temple of Imperial Assassins, the Neural Shredder projects a wave of electromagnetic force that interferes with the central nervous system, causing massive and often fatal seizures. Because the blast of a neural shredder passes through inanimate objects, armor, vehicle plating, and even reinforced bunker walls offer no protection from it.
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		+	:A Neural Shredder may be fired one-handed without penalty. Targets subtract their Willpower Bonus, rather than their Toughness Bonus, from the Neural Shredder's Damage. Targets struck by a Neural Shredder do not need to Test to avoid catching fire.

	====''Bullseye''====		====''Bullseye''====
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	===Eldar Weapons===		===Eldar Weapons===
	Note: Rules for shuriken catapults can be found in ''Disciples of the Dark Gods'' and the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook. Rules for Avenger shuriken catapults and Ranger long rifles can be found in ''Creatures Anathema''. Rules for shuriken pistols can be found in all three books. Rules for wraithcannons can be found in ''The Radical's Handbook''.		Note: Rules for shuriken catapults can be found in ''Disciples of the Dark Gods'' and the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook. Rules for Avenger shuriken catapults and Ranger long rifles can be found in ''Creatures Anathema''. Rules for shuriken pistols can be found in all three books. Rules for wraithcannons can be found in ''The Radical's Handbook''.
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		+	====Banshee Mask====
		+	{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name !!Class !!Range !!ROF !!Dmg !!Pen !!Clp !!Rld !!Spl !!Wt !!Cost !!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	! Banshee Mask
		+	\| Pistol \|\| 20m \|\| S/-/- \|\| N/A \|\| N/A \|\| N/A \|\| N/A \|\| Flame, Special \|\| 1kg \|\| 2,000 \|\| Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:This is a psychosonic amplifier incorporated into the helmet of a suit of Howling Banshee Aspect Armor. It turns the wearer's battle-cries into a banshee wail that overloads an opponent's nervous system and paralyzes him in a paroxysm of terror.
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		+	:A Banshee Mask may be triggered either as a Half Action, or as a Free Action made in conjunction with a Charge action. The Banshee Mask deals no damage; instead, characters caught within its area of effect must make a Challenging (+0) Willpower Test (rather than the Agility Test normally made to avoid damage from a Flame weapon). On a failure, the character is Stunned for one Round, plus one additional Round for every two degrees of failure. Any character wearing a Banshee Mask is immune to these effects. Characters struck by a Banshee Mask (obviously) do not need to Test to avoid catching fire.
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		+	:Because the Banshee Mask is incorporated into the helmet of a suit of Banshee armor, any character wearing a Banshee Mask counts as having six points of armor on the head. The Weight and Cost listed are for a Banshee Mask without the remainder of the armor; if the mask is acquired as part of a full suit of [http://darkheresy.wikia.com/wiki/Extra_Armor#Howling_Banshee_Aspect_Armor Howling Banshee Aspect Armor], these Weight and Cost values are ignored.
		+
		+	====Death Spinner====
		+	{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name !!Class !!Range !!ROF !!Dmg !!Pen !!Clp !!Rld !!Spl !!Wt !!Cost !!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	! Death Spinner
		+	\| Basic \|\| 30m \|\| S/4/8 \|\| 3d10 R \|\| 2 \|\| 80 \|\| 2Full \|\| Tearing \|\| 7kg \|\| 11,000 \|\| Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:Signature weapon of the Warp Spider Aspect Warriors, the Death Spinner fires spools of monofilament wire that quickly slice exposed flesh to ribbons.

	====Starcannon====		====Starcannon====
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	! Starcannon		! Starcannon
-	\| Heavy \|\| 120m \|\| S/3/- \|\| 2d10+8 E \|\| 8 \|\| 24 \|\| 4Full \|\| --- \|\| 40kg \|\| 9000 \|\| Extremely Rare	+	\| Heavy \|\| 120m \|\| S/3/- \|\| 2d10+8 E \|\| 8 \|\| 24 \|\| 4Full \|\| --- \|\| 40kg \|\| 16,000 \|\| Extremely Rare
	\|}		\|}
	:While lacking the out-and-out firepower of an Imperial plasma cannon, the Eldar starcannon is both safer and more reliable than its human counterpart.		:While lacking the out-and-out firepower of an Imperial plasma cannon, the Eldar starcannon is both safer and more reliable than its human counterpart.
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	! Scatter Laser		! Scatter Laser
-	\| Heavy \|\| 240m \|\| -/-/18 \|\| 3d10+2 E \|\| 4 \|\| 180 \|\| 3Full \|\| Reliable, Storm \|\| 45kg \|\| 9500 \|\| Extremely Rare	+	\| Heavy \|\| 240m \|\| -/-/18 \|\| 3d10+2 E \|\| 4 \|\| 180 \|\| 3Full \|\| Reliable, Storm \|\| 45kg \|\| 17,500 \|\| Extremely Rare
	\|}		\|}
	:The multiple laser chambers of the Eldar scatter laser allow it to scythe down enemy forces with grim efficiency.		:The multiple laser chambers of the Eldar scatter laser allow it to scythe down enemy forces with grim efficiency.
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	! Chainsword		! Chainsword
-	\| Melee \|\| --- \|\| 1d10+4 R\|\| 2 \|\| Tearing, Balanced \|\| 4kg \|\| 1,000 \|\| Very Rare	+	\| Melee \|\| --- \|\| 1d10+4 R\|\| 2 \|\| Tearing, Balanced \|\| 4kg \|\| 2,500 \|\| Very Rare
	\|}		\|}
	:The quiet hum and lightning-fast monomolecular teeth of an Eldar chainsword only serve to make the human equivalent look even more barbaric by comparison.		:The quiet hum and lightning-fast monomolecular teeth of an Eldar chainsword only serve to make the human equivalent look even more barbaric by comparison.

Extra Armor

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Howling Banshee Aspect Armor:

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	\|2kg		\|2kg
-	\|3000 Thrones	+	\|25,000
-	\|Very Rare	+	\|Extremely Rare
	\|}		\|}

-	When in melee combat one of the most unnerving things to have is your furious barrage of blows simply deflect off some unknown alien technology. Whenever a hit is landed on the user of a shimmershield reduce the total damage dealt by 2d10 (this only affects hits made in melee combat). If the weapon hitting the shimmershield has the '''powerfield''' special rule then reduce the damage by 1d10 instead. If a natural 1 is rolled on this then both the shimmershield and the power field have temporarily overloaded, deal damage as normal but the shimmershield has been deativated for 1d10 rounds and the powerfield is deactivated for 1d5 rounds.	+	When in melee combat one of the most unnerving things to have is your furious barrage of blows simply deflect off some unknown alien technology. Whenever a hit is landed on the user of a shimmershield reduce the total damage dealt by 2d10 (this only affects hits made in melee combat). If the weapon hitting the shimmershield has the '''powerfield''' special rule then reduce the damage by 1d10 instead.

	====Eldar Carapace Chestplate====		====Eldar Carapace Chestplate====
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	\|4.5kg		\|4.5kg
-	\|2250 Thrones	+	\|2250
	\|Very Rare		\|Very Rare
	\|}		\|}
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	====Eldar Carapace Greaves====		====Eldar Carapace Greaves====
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	\|3kg		\|3kg
-	\|875 Thrones	+	\|875
	\|Very Rare		\|Very Rare
	\|}		\|}
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	====Eldar Carapace Vambraces====		====Eldar Carapace Vambraces====
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	\|2kg		\|2kg
-	\|500 Thrones	+	\|500
	\|Very Rare		\|Very Rare
	\|}		\|}

		+	====Dire Avenger Aspect Armor====
		+	{\|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name
		+	!Location
		+	!AP
		+	!WT
		+	!Cost
		+	!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	!Avenger Armor
		+	\|All
		+	\|6
		+	\|10kg
		+	\|6,000
		+	\|Very Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:The de facto standard for Eldar Aspect armor.
		+
		+	====Dark Reaper Aspect Armor====
		+	{\|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name
		+	!Location
		+	!AP
		+	!WT
		+	!Cost
		+	!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	!Reaper Armor
		+	\|All
		+	\|6
		+	\|13kg
		+	\|7,200
		+	\|Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:The heavy lower leg plates of a suit of Reaper armor help to stabilize the wearer, at the cost of some speed. A character wearing Reaper armor gains the Autostabilized Trait, but reduces his Agility Bonus by 1 for the purposes of determining his Charging and Running movement rates.
		+
		+	====Fire Dragon Aspect Armor====
		+	{\|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name
		+	!Location
		+	!AP
		+	!WT
		+	!Cost
		+	!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	!Dragon Armor
		+	\|All
		+	\|6
		+	\|11kg
		+	\|7,500
		+	\|Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:Fire Dragon armor is designed to withstand extreme temperatures and divert harmful energies away from its wearer. This armor increases its AP by 1 against all forms of Energy Damage.
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		+	====Howling Banshee Aspect Armor====
		+	{\|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name
		+	!Location
		+	!AP
		+	!WT
		+	!Cost
		+	!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	!Banshee Armor
		+	\|All
		+	\|6
		+	\|10kg
		+	\|8,000
		+	\|Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:The helmet of a suit of Banshee armor contains a built-in [http://darkheresy.wikia.com/wiki/Extra_Weapons#Banshee_Mask Banshee Mask].
		+
		+	====Striking Scorpion Aspect Armor====
		+	{\|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name
		+	!Location
		+	!AP
		+	!WT
		+	!Cost
		+	!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	!Scorpion Armor
		+	\|All
		+	\|8
		+	\|15kg
		+	\|17,000
		+	\|Extemely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:Because it is designed for stealth, Scorpion armor imposes no penalty to its wearer's Concealment or Silent Move Tests. The helmet of a suit of Scorpion armor has mounting hardpoints for a set of [http://darkheresy.wikia.com/wiki/Extra_Weapons#Mandiblasters Mandiblasters].
		+
		+	====Swooping Hawk Aspect Armor====
		+	{\|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name
		+	!Location
		+	!AP
		+	!WT
		+	!Cost
		+	!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	!Hawk Armor
		+	\|All
		+	\|6
		+	\|9kg
		+	\|6,500
		+	\|Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:The chestpiece of a suit of Hawk armor has mounting hardpoints for a set of [http://darkheresy.wikia.com/wiki/Other_Gear#Swooping_Hawk_Wings Swooping Hawk Wings].
		+
		+	====Warp Spider Aspect Armor====
		+	{\|class="wikitable" border="1" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name
		+	!Location
		+	!AP
		+	!WT
		+	!Cost
		+	!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	!Spider Armor
		+	\|All
		+	\|8
		+	\|18kg
		+	\|16,000
		+	\|Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:The chestpiece of a suit of Spider armor has mounting hardpoints for a [http://darkheresy.wikia.com/wiki/Other_Gear#Warp_Jump_Generator Warp Jump Generator].

	===Orky Armor===		===Orky Armor===
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	\|70kg		\|70kg
-	\|20000	+	\|20,000
	\|Extremely Rare		\|Extremely Rare
	\|}		\|}

Extra Weapons

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Mandiblaster:

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	:The quiet hum and lightning-fast monomolecular teeth of an Eldar chainsword only serve to make the human equivalent look even more barbaric by comparison.		:The quiet hum and lightning-fast monomolecular teeth of an Eldar chainsword only serve to make the human equivalent look even more barbaric by comparison.

-	====Mandiblaster====	+	====Mandiblasters====
	{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
	! Name !!Class !!Range !!Dmg !!Pen !!Spl !!Wt !!Cost !!Avail		! Name !!Class !!Range !!Dmg !!Pen !!Spl !!Wt !!Cost !!Avail
	\|-		\|-
-	! Mandiblaster	+	! Mandiblasters
	\| Melee \|\| --- \|\| 1d10+6 E\|\| 2 \|\| Special \|\| N/A \|\| 2,000 \|\| Extremely Rare		\| Melee \|\| --- \|\| 1d10+6 E\|\| 2 \|\| Special \|\| N/A \|\| 2,000 \|\| Extremely Rare
	\|}		\|}

Other Gear

Servitor 2152 — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 16:46:10 GMT

The rules for weapon-containing bionics can be found in the Inquisitor's Handbook.

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	=Bionics=		=Bionics=
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-	==''Implant Blades''==
-	{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
-	! Name !!Cost !!Weight !!Avail
-	\|-
-	! Implant Blades
-	\| 200 \|\| - \|\|Scarce
-	\|}
-	:Implant blades are concealable melee weapons hidden inside a character's body, typically in the hands or arms. Examples include retractable claws hidden within false fingertips, spring-loaded spurs that protrude from between a character's knuckles, and small cutting blades that extend from the bottom of a character's hand. While implant blades are typically not the most deadly weapons at a character's disposal, they make ideal weapons of last resort and are favored by criminals and assassins for their concealability.
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-	:A Common-quality implant blade can be extended or retracted as a Free Action. When used as a weapon, an implant blade deals 1d5+SB Rending Damage with a Penetration of 2. Implant blades count as natural weapons in all respects, meaning they cannot be used to parry and cannot be disarmed. While the blade is retracted, discovering it requires a Difficult (-10) Search Test; if an auspex or medicae scanner is used, the difficulty is reduced to Ordinary (+10).
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-	:Poor-quality implant blades lack the monomolecular edge of Common-quality versions and so have a Penetration of 0 and the Primitive quality. In addition, on a roll of 96-00 to hit in close combat, something has gone wrong with the system; perhaps the blade has caught on something and begun to tear away from the user's flesh, or the implant has been jostled and jarred the connecting nerves. In any event, the character immediately suffers one level of Fatigue from the pain of the malfunction.
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-	:Good-quality implant blades may only be implanted in a bionic limb (typically an arm, though exotic leg-mounted blades have also been known to exist). Larger than the Common-quality version, a Good-quality implant blade increases its Damage to 1d10+SB and can be used to parry. Alternatively, a Good-quality implant blade can take the form of a small chainblade; in this case, the damage remains as 1d5+SB, but the weapon gains the Tearing quality.

	=Familiars and servants=		=Familiars and servants=

Extra Weapons

Servitor 2152 — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 23:26:36 GMT

Solid Projectile Weapons:

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	\| Pistol \|\| 15m \|\| S/-/- \|\| 1d10+4 I\|\| 0 \|\| 2 \|\| 2Full \|\| Scatter, Reliable, Inaccurate \|\| 2kg \|\| 60 \|\| Common		\| Pistol \|\| 15m \|\| S/-/- \|\| 1d10+4 I\|\| 0 \|\| 2 \|\| 2Full \|\| Scatter, Reliable, Inaccurate \|\| 2kg \|\| 60 \|\| Common
	\|}		\|}
-	:This simple weapon variant is created by sawing short the barrels and stock of an ordinary shotgun, trading accuracy and range for reduced weight and increased concealability. It is a favorite among gangers and other criminals. Although a sawn-off shotgun is small and maneuverable enough to be fired one-handed, under most circumstances this is a very bad idea (as no small number of acolytes with broken wrists can attest to).	+	:This simple weapon variant is created by sawing short the barrels and stock of an ordinary shotgun, trading accuracy and range for reduced weight and increased concealability. It is a favorite among gangers and other criminals. Although a sawn-off shotgun is small and maneuverable enough to be fired one-handed, under most circumstances this is a very bad idea (as no small number of acolytes with broken wrists can attest to). Many local varieties of this weapon exist, such as the so-called "hack shotguns" common in the underhives of several hive worlds.

	:Because of the (comparatively) tremendous recoil generated by this weapon, it imposes a -10 penalty to Ballistic Skill Tests unless fired two-handed. Any character may modify an ordinary shotgun into a sawn-off shotgun with a Routine (+20) Trade (Armorer) Test, given the appropriate tools and sufficient time; for obvious reasons, this doesn't work the other way round!		:Because of the (comparatively) tremendous recoil generated by this weapon, it imposes a -10 penalty to Ballistic Skill Tests unless fired two-handed. Any character may modify an ordinary shotgun into a sawn-off shotgun with a Routine (+20) Trade (Armorer) Test, given the appropriate tools and sufficient time; for obvious reasons, this doesn't work the other way round!
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	\| Basic \|\| 120m \|\| S/2/- \|\| 1d10+3 I\|\| 0 \|\| 12 \|\| 2Full \|\| --- \|\| 4kg \|\| 80 \|\| Average		\| Basic \|\| 120m \|\| S/2/- \|\| 1d10+3 I\|\| 0 \|\| 12 \|\| 2Full \|\| --- \|\| 4kg \|\| 80 \|\| Average
	\|}		\|}
-	:A typical lever-action repeating rifle. Falling somewhere between the standard autogun and a hunting rifle in terms of range, rate of fire, and ammunition capacity, and being slower to reload than either of these weapons, repeating rifles are something of a curiosity in the Imperium; nevertheless, there are some who swear by their use, particularly on worlds with a comparatively low technology base.	+	:A typical lever-action repeating rifle, similar to the Steadholder rifles produced in Gunmetal City. Falling somewhere between the standard autogun and a hunting rifle in terms of range, rate of fire, and ammunition capacity, and being slower to reload than either of these weapons, repeating rifles are something of a curiosity in the Imperium; nevertheless, there are some who swear by their use, particularly on worlds with a comparatively low technology base.

	====Automatic Shotgun====		====Automatic Shotgun====
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	! Starcannon		! Starcannon
-	\| Heavy \|\| 120m \|\| S/3/- \|\| 2d10+6 E \|\| 8 \|\| 24 \|\| 4Full \|\| --- \|\| 40kg \|\| 9000 \|\| Extremely Rare	+	\| Heavy \|\| 120m \|\| S/3/- \|\| 2d10+8 E \|\| 8 \|\| 24 \|\| 4Full \|\| --- \|\| 40kg \|\| 9000 \|\| Extremely Rare
	\|}		\|}
	:While lacking the out-and-out firepower of an Imperial plasma cannon, the Eldar starcannon is both safer and more reliable than its human counterpart.		:While lacking the out-and-out firepower of an Imperial plasma cannon, the Eldar starcannon is both safer and more reliable than its human counterpart.

	:Starcannon are usually mounted on anti-gravity platforms; these have the Hoverer 5 and Auto-Stabilized traits, and always count as being vox-operated (see the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook).		:Starcannon are usually mounted on anti-gravity platforms; these have the Hoverer 5 and Auto-Stabilized traits, and always count as being vox-operated (see the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook).
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		+	====Scatter Laser====
		+	{\| border="1" class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
		+	!Name !!Class !!Range !!ROF !!Dmg !!Pen !!Clp !!Rld !!Spl !!Wt !!Cost !!Avail
		+	\|-
		+	! Scatter Laser
		+	\| Heavy \|\| 240m \|\| -/-/18 \|\| 3d10+2 E \|\| 4 \|\| 180 \|\| 3Full \|\| Reliable, Storm \|\| 45kg \|\| 9500 \|\| Extremely Rare
		+	\|}
		+	:The multiple laser chambers of the Eldar scatter laser allow it to scythe down enemy forces with grim efficiency.
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		+	:Scatter lasers are usually mounted on anti-gravity platforms; these have the Hoverer 5 and Auto-Stabilized traits, and always count as being vox-operated (see the ''Rogue Trader'' core rulebook).

	===Dark Eldar Weapons===		===Dark Eldar Weapons===

Inquisitor Tyrus

Servitor 2152 — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:41:02 GMT

Story Hooks:

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[[Image:Tyrus.jpg|frame|''Pict-capture of Inquisitor Tyrus taken during the purge of Karis Cephalon, 998.M41.'']]

=Background=
Tyrus is a blatant follower of the Monodominant philosophy - a bombastic man whose bloody purges have left thousands of heretics dead in his wake. Suspicious of all psykers, even those supposedly cleared by the Inquisition, it is Tyrus's creed to hunt down and exterminate every witch, mutant and warlock in the galaxy (including alien psykers). If, along the way, this means eradicating those who would seek to protect such abhorrent creatures, then so be it. Tyrus is perhaps one of the most active Inquisitors with regards to internal policing, ferociously hunting down those whom he deems heretics within the ranks of his own organization.

Tyrus is a great believer in many of the more arcane and religious trials and ordeals employed to judge the guilt or innocence of those he investigates. One of the more popular of these is the Trial by Balance, in which a droplet of the accused person's blood is placed on a set of finely-tuned scales opposite the same amount of water blessed by a member of the Ecclesiarchy. If the blood proves to be heavier, it is believed that this is because it is weighed down by the guilt of the donor's crimes and they are condemned. The Ordeal of the Blade is another, which Tyrus most famously employed on the Sarcaphon of Gladrinus VI. A heavy, razor-sharp sword is gripped in the fists of the potential heretic, which they must hold above their head while the Inquisitor lists the accusations leveled against them in order of severity. If they can complete this feat without dropping the blade or its keen edge drawing blood, they have proved their innocence of the charges. If blood is spilt or the sword slips, the last spoken accusation and those remaining to be leveled are true. Miraculously, Sarcaphon Hydrupasta successfully endured the Ordeal for three and a half hours while Tyrus listed nearly 1,000 charges against him.

There are many other types of trial and ordeal. In Trial by Holy Seal, the accused has a wax tablet placed upon their outstretched palm and a hot seal is applied to it. If the skin beneath the wax is burnt this is an indication of guilt. If it is unharmed this is an indication of the
Emperor's blessing. Other times, Tyrus has ordered those he is investigating to drink a jug of blessed water. If the accused cannot do so without choking or gagging, they are presumed guilty, having been unable to imbibe the holiness of the Emperor. Tyrus has also been known to use the Imperial Tarot, a divination process believed to be guided by the Emperor himself, to determine innocence or guilt literally on the turn of a card. Many are comforted by Tyrus's use of such traditional methods and his staunch belief that it is the Emperor who makes these judgments, not himself.<ref>''Inquisitor'' core rulebook</ref>

=Profile=
{| border="1" class="wikitable"
|-
| <center>''WS''</center>
| <center>''BS''</center>
| <center>''S''</center>
| <center>''T''</center>
| <center>''Ag''</center>
| <center>''Int''</center>
| <center>''Per''</center>
| <center>''WP''</center>
| <center>''Fel''</center>
|-
| <center>58</center>
| <center>45</center>
| <center>42<sup>(6)</sup></center>
| <center>38</center>
| <center>45</center>
| <center>49</center>
| <center>55</center>
| <center>53</center>
| <center>59</center>
|-
|}

'''Movement:''' 5/10/15/30

'''Wounds:''' 21

'''Skills:''' Under construction.

'''Talents:''' Air of Authority, Armor of Contempt, Crushing Blow, Deadeye Shot, Fearless, Hatred (daemons, heretics, mutants, psykers), Inspire Wrath, Iron Discipline, Litany of Hate, Melee Weapon Training (Universal), Mighty Shot, Nerves of Steel, Peer (Ecclesiarchy, Inquisition), Pistol Weapon Training (Universal), Pure Faith, Purge the Unclean, Resistance (psychic powers/techniques), Strong Minded, Swift Attack, True Grit.

'''Armor:''' Best-quality power armor (Head 9, Arms 9, Body 9, Legs 9) with Hexagramatic Wards (''Inquisitor's Handbook'', p.189).

'''Weapons:''' Good-quality bolt pistol (30m; S/2/-; 1d10+5 X; Pen 4; Clip 8; Reload Full; Reliable, Tearing) with inferno shells, good-quality power fist (2d10+10 E; Pen 9; Power Field, Unwieldy), best-quality power blade (1d10+10 E; Pen 6; Power Field).

'''Gear:''' Good-quality bionic eye with telescopic sight and Dark Sight system, auger array, common-quality bionic ear, two additional clips of bolt pistol inferno shells, microbead, filtration plugs, Inquisitorial seal, Emperor's Tarot deck, accouterments for various Trials as appropriate.

'''Threat Rating:''' Hereticus Majoris.

=Story Hooks=
* Word reaches the Acolytes that their Inquisitor is facing charges of heresy from Tyrus, and while he is willing to face Tyrus's trials to prove his innocence, it is only a matter of time before he cracks -- or before Tyrus's over-zealous interrogation style kills him. It falls to the Acolytes to gather sufficient evidence to dispel these false charges (and they ''are'' false charges... aren't they?).

* The Acolytes receive orders to make haste to a nearby world. It seems their Inquisitor has gotten word that Tyrus is enroute to the planet with a gaggle of crazed Redemptionist zealots in tow, and his typical lack of subtlety poses a dire threat to one of the Inquisitor's ongoing investigations. The Acolytes must bring the investigation to a close before news of the impending purge drives the heretics deeper into the shadows.

* The Explorers receive word that some curious private investigators have begun snooping into elements of their business dealings that they'd rather remain buried. What will they do when they realize that these nosy hounds have Inquisitorial backing -- and that the renownedly zealous Inquisitor Tyrus is the one holding their leashes?

=References=
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File:Tyrus.jpg

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uploaded "[[File:Tyrus.jpg]]" Artwork of Inquisitor Tyrus.

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-	==Cyber Comlink==	+	==''Implant Blades''==
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-	\| 500 \|\| - \|\|Scarce	+	\| 200 \|\| - \|\|Scarce
	\|}		\|}
		+	:Implant blades are concealable melee weapons hidden inside a character's body, typically in the hands or arms. Examples include retractable claws hidden within false fingertips, spring-loaded spurs that protrude from between a character's knuckles, and small cutting blades that extend from the bottom of a character's hand. While implant blades are typically not the most deadly weapons at a character's disposal, they make ideal weapons of last resort and are favored by criminals and assassins for their concealability.

-	This devices works simillary to a micro bead, exept it's triggered by the mind only. It can be tuned to any frequency that way and its user doesn't have to say out loud what he wants to communicate. The user must succeed a challenging WP test if he wants to relay what he ears or listens to or if he wants to talk as he's saying something through the Cyber Comlink	+	:A Common-quality implant blade can be extended or retracted as a Free Action. When used as a weapon, an implant blade deals 1d5+SB Rending Damage with a Penetration of 2. Implant blades count as natural weapons in all respects, meaning they cannot be used to parry and cannot be disarmed. While the blade is retracted, discovering it requires a Difficult (-10) Search Test; if an auspex or medicae scanner is used, the difficulty is reduced to Ordinary (+10).

-	A Cyber Comlink needs its owner to have a MIU to work properly.	+	:Poor-quality implant blades lack the monomolecular edge of Common-quality versions and so have a Penetration of 0 and the Primitive quality. In addition, on a roll of 96-00 to hit in close combat, something has gone wrong with the system; perhaps the blade has caught on something and begun to tear away from the user's flesh, or the implant has been jostled and jarred the connecting nerves. In any event, the character immediately suffers one level of Fatigue from the pain of the malfunction.
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		+	:Good-quality implant blades may only be implanted in a bionic limb (typically an arm, though exotic leg-mounted blades have also been known to exist). Larger than the Common-quality version, a Good-quality implant blade increases its Damage to 1d10+SB and can be used to parry. Alternatively, a Good-quality implant blade can take the form of a small chainblade; in this case, the damage remains as 1d5+SB, but the weapon gains the Tearing quality.

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	'''Weapons:''' Astartes Bolt Pistol (30m; S/2/-; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 10; Reload Full; Tearing), Astartes Combat Knife (3m; 1d5+10 R; Pen 2), Astartes Boltgun (90m; S/2/4; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 32; Reload Full; Tearing) ''or'' Astartes Chainsword (1d10+12 R; Pen 2; Balanced, Tearing)		'''Weapons:''' Astartes Bolt Pistol (30m; S/2/-; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 10; Reload Full; Tearing), Astartes Combat Knife (3m; 1d5+10 R; Pen 2), Astartes Boltgun (90m; S/2/4; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 32; Reload Full; Tearing) ''or'' Astartes Chainsword (1d10+12 R; Pen 2; Balanced, Tearing)

-	'''Gear:''' Chrono, Good-quality photo-visor, void suit, micro-bead, 2 boltgun clips, 2 bolt pistol clips.	+	'''Gear:''' Chrono, Good-quality photo-visor, micro-bead, 2 boltgun clips, 2 bolt pistol clips.

	'''Threat Rating:''' Hereticus Majoris.		'''Threat Rating:''' Hereticus Majoris.
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	'''Weapons:''' Astartes Boltgun (90m; S/2/4; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 32; Reload Full; Tearing) ''or'' Astartes Bolt Pistol (30m; S/2/-; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 10; Reload Full; Tearing), Pre-Heresy Combat Knife (3m; 1d5+10 R; Primitive) ''or'' Pre-Heresy Combat Sword (1d10+10 R; Balanced, Primitive) ''or'' Pre-Heresy Chainsword (1d10+12 R; Pen 2; Balanced, Tearing) ''or'' Pre-Heresy Chain Axe (1d10+14 R; Pen 2; Tearing)		'''Weapons:''' Astartes Boltgun (90m; S/2/4; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 32; Reload Full; Tearing) ''or'' Astartes Bolt Pistol (30m; S/2/-; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 10; Reload Full; Tearing), Pre-Heresy Combat Knife (3m; 1d5+10 R; Primitive) ''or'' Pre-Heresy Combat Sword (1d10+10 R; Balanced, Primitive) ''or'' Pre-Heresy Chainsword (1d10+12 R; Pen 2; Balanced, Tearing) ''or'' Pre-Heresy Chain Axe (1d10+14 R; Pen 2; Tearing)

-	'''Gear:''' Chrono, Good-quality photo-visor, void suit, micro-bead, 2 boltgun clips ''or'' 2 bolt pistol clips.	+	'''Gear:''' Chrono, Good-quality photo-visor, micro-bead, 2 boltgun clips ''or'' 2 bolt pistol clips.

	'''Threat Rating:''' Hereticus Majoris.		'''Threat Rating:''' Hereticus Majoris.
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	'''Weapons:''' Astartes Bolt Pistol (30m; S/2/-; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 10; Reload Full; Tearing), Pre-Heresy Chain Axe (1d10+16 R; Pen 2; Tearing).		'''Weapons:''' Astartes Bolt Pistol (30m; S/2/-; 1d10+6 X; Pen 4; Clip 10; Reload Full; Tearing), Pre-Heresy Chain Axe (1d10+16 R; Pen 2; Tearing).

-	'''Gear:''' Chrono, Good-quality photo-visor, void suit, micro-bead, 2 bolt pistol clips.	+	'''Gear:''' Chrono, Good-quality photo-visor, micro-bead, 2 bolt pistol clips.

	'''Threat Rating:''' Hereticus Majoris.		'''Threat Rating:''' Hereticus Majoris.