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Each creature comes with plots and places for GMs to use in their campaigns, including overviews of some of the most infamous Calixian Deathworlds. Created for use with Warhammer 40, Roleplay: Dark Heresy, this deluxe character sheet is a must for all players to ensure their achievements do not go unrecorded. With 24 pages of luxury parchment, and all the official seals, no one will want to go without one of their very own!

Deathwatch is a roleplaying game set in the Warhammer 40, universe, where you take on the role of a member of the Adeptus Astartes - the devout, bio-engineered super-soldiers also known as Space Marines.

Only the most exceptional candidates from the fighting forces of the Adeptus Astartes are invited to join the Deathwatch, and take on a new oath to safeguard the Imperium from the darkest of threats.

United in this newly forged brotherhood, all Deathwatch Marines must learn to put aside their differences and work together to succeed in the most extraordinary operations - whether facing the threat of total annihilation when confronted by implacable alien foes, or fighting against the foul daemon menace that crawls forth hungrily from beyond the Warp.

Deathwatch offers a brand-new roleplaying experience by focusing on elite, special-missions style action at the furthest fringes of Imperial space, involving some of the greatest heroes and deadliest opponents the Warhammer 40, universe has to offer!

This first volume kicks off the trilogy, taking Warhammer 40, Dark Heresy Roleplay Game players into new conspiracies and new enemies of Mankind to fight. Packed with new rules and careers, as well as all manner of essential gear, the Inquisitor's Handbook is perfect for players and Game Masters alike.

Advanced character generation, alternative ranks, and Calixian careers including the Black Priests of Maccabeus, Metallican Gunslingers, and the Adepta Sororitas. With a host of weapons and gear, advice on establishing alter egos and informative contacts, plus in-depth commentary on the Calixis Sector, this tome covers everything you need to create a completely unique character in the 41st Millennium. Far too destructive to leave in the wrong hands, the generators were all but banned by the end of the Malygrisian Heresy.

Now, only the Inquisition can authorise their use, but even they are unsure of just how many generators were created or how many have spread throughout the Calixis Sector. Voidbane Generators can be set to activate the moment a voidship enters the Warp and take around an hour to achieve full power once active.

The larger the ship, the more likely they are to detect the disruptions to their Gellar Field before it is too late, but once active the generator must be destroyed before it completes its task and the ship becomes vulnerable to the fury of the Warp. Tracking down a Voidbane Generator is quite difficult, requiring an auspex and a Very Hard 30 Tech-Use Test taken every five minutes as the generator constantly switches frequencies.

Voidbane Generators make for excellent narrative devices, either as something the Acolytes must find and stop, or as a piece of assigned wargear to use against the enemies of more radical Inquisitors. Just another cogboy den. Emperor knows that they do out here in Rubys Clouds; everyone knows the real action is on the other side of the Maw.

Nothing within the system itself would make it stand out from the innumerable thousands of others across the Calixis Sector, except for its proximity to one of the most important natural phenomena in the region: the Koronus Passage, also known as the Maw.

This unnaturally stable access way offers relatively safe travel through devastating Warp storms into a vast, uncharted region known as the Koronus Expanse. Because of this passage, the system has grown from a backwater monitoring post to a vital hub of commerce and combat. Organisations across the Sector struggle for dominance over Port Wander itself, knowing it is the key to controlling the Maw. The Mechanicum are amongst them, though its interests focus in other areas than mere trade.

For while others concentrate on using the Passage to gain access to new territories and new profit sources, the Cult Mechanicus is more interested in secrets of the Maw itself and what it has wrought on neighbouring space.

For this, it has stations throughout the system, the most important being on the frozen planet of Skiri orbiting far on the edges of Rubycon IIs dim red light.

Here lies the Adeptus Mechanicus research station of Altar-Templum-Calixis-Est-3, quietly watching the Maw and everything that passes through it. Unlike many of the other agencies within the Sector, the Machine Cult already had a foothold within the system when the Koronus Passage was revealed.

Its presence on Port Wander allowed for a firm base of operations, as well as a solid foundation to weather the many conflicts over the Ports authority and ownership. Few realised its interests predominantly lay on the extreme far edges of Rubycon, it only becoming clear when the other major powers within the system simultaneously and independently ceded any claims they had on an entire world to the Mechanicum.

It had taken an entire cohort of Factors working for long months, each Factor targeting a different authority with tactical diplomacy, but all working together to multiply their gains until the prize was achieved: the planet on the farthest edge of Rubycon II, Skiri. Even though it raised some eyebrows, few still considered this much of a triumph.

The world was little more than rock and ice, barely a mention in Rogue Trader Vivaldi Jonturs original survey of the system. Like most objects within the system, it had no valuable ores or other wealth to exploit. Its orbit is so far removed from the Port and normal intra-system routes that most barely remember its existence. So, for the most part, the principalities of Port Wander ignored things as the Mechanicus developed the planet and its surroundings with a research station and network of auspex sensoria.

The Mechanicum targeted this world not for what it is, but for where it is. Early in their investigations into the Koronus Passage, they detected vast amounts of void-strewn flotsam and jetsam near the Maw. Most seemed to move towards Rubycon II, drawn towards the closest gravity well. Amidst the Imperial detritus were many fragments of xenos vessels, as well as many ships that were clearly of Mankind but not of the Imperium.

These discoveries, as well as the mysterious nature of the Passage itself, were avenues of research much more likely to lead to knowledge than continued squabbling on the Port. The Mechanicus could carry on such research far out in the void, away from prying eyes. Skiri was ideal, and soon became the major hub for hidden operations within the system.

The Machine Cult continued its presence within the Port, and indeed maintains this location as the major Explorator fleet nexus for travel into the Expanse. Shrouded in the outer darkness on Skiri and elsewhere in the cometary clouds, more secretive investigation takes place. Station Altar-Templum-Calixis-Est-3 dominates the world with many kilometres of augury arrays, enough to guide entire fleets across the void. Here, the Mechanicum watches the Passage, seeking any signs of instability or fluctuations which might aid or harm vessels travelling through it.

They also scan for debris exiting the Maw, sending out tiny retrieval vessels to acquire anything of interest. A carefully hidden secret is that Skiri itself contains such relics, most buried under tonnes of frozen atmosphere. Ancient tunnelling machines, once used for war, burrow across the planet searching for such treasures. Port Wander and the koronus exPanse Port Wander itself and the nearby Passage connecting the Calixis Sector to the lawless environs of the Koronus Expanse make for exciting settings for dark heresy adventures.

For those GMs interested in delving deeper into these areas, the rogue Trader Core Rulebook as well as its supplement InTo The sTorm are both ideal sources for more information on the infamous void station and the rest of the Rubycon II system. These xenos remains and archeotech treasures fill huge vaults underneath the frozen surface, and much more has made its way back to the Lathes for further study. Those items deemed of lesser value make their way to Port Wander, where a grey faction of Malateks are allowed to operate a Cold Trade establishment using these finds, all removed from any official Mechanicus involvement.

That these apostates, trading in only the leftover scraps of the Maws offerings, are slowing becoming a major player in the Calixis Cold Trade, threatening the hegemony of the Quintet who control the trade, indicates the true wealth of these finds. At One with the Ice: Cryons are immune to any degree of cold, and benefit from the Resistance Cold Talent no matter the temperature.

If in a warmer environment such that an unprotected human would be comfortable , they must pass a Difficult 10 Toughness Test every other Round or gains one level of Fatigue.

Armour: Cybernetic Augmentations 3 All. The station is just one of many in the area. Their names suggest many more stations, but all attempts to gather more information have been met with silence. Most assume they are scattered elsewhere in the cometary cloud or even on the Port itself, hidden in its labyrinthian depths. Few know the truth: most have been destroyed through means unknown, and the Mechanicus grows concerned that one day Est-3 might meet a similar fate.

Something else is out there in the dark reaches of Rubys Clouds, and it appears hungry. The Machine Cult has not called for inquiry or reprisals for what appears to be sabotage or attack.

Where was the ship coming from and what was it carrying? And why do the Ports senior Tech-Priests seem to be more interested in quieting any investigations than determining the party responsible? As the Acolytes make their way outside of the Rubycon II system and prepare to enter the Warp, a huge object strikes their ship and brings them to a halt.

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