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Microstrips of plasteel are bonded directly to the skull in subdermal layers, allowing for extra protection against head injury.
Common Craftsmanship armour grants the user one extra Armour Point in the head location. Poor versions do the same, but permanently reduce the wearer’s Intelligence Characteristic by one due to the screws driven into the skull.
Good Craftsmanship armour grants +1 AP

Carapace Helm (Head) [AP4] [Wt 2 kg]
Chest Carapace Plate (Body) [AP6] [Wt 7 kg]
Carapace Vembraces (Arms) [AP5] [Wt 2 kg]
Carapace Greaves (Legs) [AP5] [Wt 3 kg]

To survive in the Vortex, particularly as a human, one must be quick, both in wits and action. Sometimes fast reflexes can compensate for ceramite armour. All Heretics with this Trait add a +2 bonus to Initiative Rolls.

The Heretic is strong and tough, able to shrug off blows that might kill a lesser man. Though his fortitude is impressive, it comes at a cost of fl exibility and adaptability. Characteristic modifier:
+5 Toughness, –3 Agility, –3 Intelligence

Anger is a constant companion and drive for this Heretic. He firmly believes that the universe actively conspires against him, and that his success can only be achieved by exacting his vengeance upon his oppressors. Characteristic modifier: +5 Perception, –2 Willpower. Starting Wounds: –1 Wound.

For some, violence is not a means to an end but an end in itself. This character revels in the wanton destruction of any who could be vulnerable to his actions. He has no fear of repercussions, for he believes he is the most potent force of destruction in the galaxy. Starting Corruption: +5 Corruption. Characteristic modifier: –3 Intelligence.

The character’s body is wreathed in empyreal flames. While his own body is unaffected, others who approach too close may be burned or consumed entirely.
The character’s body is constantly afl ame and may damage his surroundings, betray his presence, and the like, as determined by the GM. In addition, any enemy landing a blow on him with their bare hands or attempting to grapple with him must pass a Challenging (+0) Agility Test or immediately take 1d10 E Damage. In addition, the character always has a light.
Khorne: The flames in which the character is wreathed are those of Khorne’s forges. They inflict 2d10 Damage, but make it all but impossible for the character to hide in any way (as is appropriate for a champion of the Lord of Battles!).

The Ruinous Power hear the character’s pleas for aid and bestow upon him a pair of mighty pinions with which he is able to soar through the air and visit death from above upon the heads of his enemies.
The character gains the Flyer Trait at a movement rate equal to his Agility Bonus x 2.
Khorne: The character’s wings are black and bat-like

Characteristic Bonus: Psykers gain +5 Willpower.
Starting Skills: Awareness, Psyniscience, Forbidden
Lore (Psykers), Deceive or Intimidate, Dodge or Parry
Starting Talents: Psy Rating 3, Jaded, Up to 500 xp
worth of Psychic Powers chosen from the Unaligned,
Divination, Telepathy, or Telekinesis Disciplines
(see Chapter VI: The Powers of the Warp), Weapon
Training (Primary), Weapon Training (Las) or Weapon
Training (SP) or Weapon Training (Shock), Warp Sense
or Child of the Warp
Starting Traits: Psyker
Starting Gear: Common Craftsmanship Laspistol
or Common Craftsmanship Stub Revolver, Good
Craftsmanship Sword or Common Craftsmanship
Neural Whip, Flak Cloak, Psy-focus, dataslate fi lled
with arcane lore.
Wounds: 8+1d5
SPECIAL ABILITY: CHAOS PSYKER
The Heretic is an unsanctioned psyker with access
to the powers of the warp. He begins play with the
Psyker Trait (listed above), a Psy Rating of 3, and 1d5
Corruption Points. In addition, when determining his
Psychic Strength (see page 206) he counts as Unbound.

The character has defi ned himself entirely by his possessions. Others must look upon the grandeur and
seethe with jealousy. Starting Equipment: The character makes an extra Acquisition Test with a +20
bonus prior to beginning play. Characteristic modifi er: –3 Willpower.

As all of reality is little more than a matter of perception, truth is a relative concept. This Heretic
exploits that philosophy to the utmost. Much of what he says is compulsively cloaked in falsehood.
Even in the most strict of circumstances, he feels tempted to colour the truth. Characteristic
modifi er: +2 Infamy, –4 Perception.

ome seek to control all they can survey, then travel to fi nd new lands to conquer. The character wishes to have dominion over the galaxy itself, demanding that all lesser beings bow down to
acknowledge his authority over them. Characteristic modifi er: +1 Infamy, +2 Willpower, +2
Fellowhip, –4 Agility. Starting Wounds: –1 Wound.

PSYCHIC SCREAM
Alternate Names: The Banshee’s Wail, Splinter of Agony,
Soul-killer
Value: 300xp
Prerequisites: Thought Sending
Action: Half Action
Focus Power: Hard (–20) Willpower Test
Range: 5 metres per Psy Rating
Sustained: No
Subtype: Attack, Concentration
Description: The psyker’s mind unleashes a wave of psychic
force that resonates in the target’s mind, infl icting great pain
that can injure or incapacitate an enemy. The Eldar tell of the
wail of the banshee that calls souls from their body, a cry that
is felt rather than heard, while many psykers both sanctioned
and renegade know of telepathic attacks that can wrack a
mind with agony and wound the soul.
This power is a Psychic Bolt which deals 1d10 Explosive
Damage, +2 for every point of Psy Rating, with the Shocking
and Warp Weapon Qualities. The target suffers a penalty to his
Toughness Test to resist the effects of the Shocking quality equal
to –5 x the psyker’s Psy Rating. Additionally, if successfully used,
this power will always hit the target’s head—as the power affects
the target’s mind directly—rather than a random location.

The needs and desires of the mortal realm hold no power over
the character, and his drives and passions are entirely those of
the warp. He is motivated by the will of the empyrean, and
his deeds make little sense to mere mortals.
The character is entirely immune to the effects of Fear.
Should the character fail any Skill Test by four or more
Degrees, however, he must immediately roll on Table 8–4:
Shock and apply the result.