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Результат броска 2D10+25: 8 + 2 + 25 = 35.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 1 + 6 + 25 = 32.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 3 + 5 + 25 = 33.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 9 + 8 + 25 = 42.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 10 + 5 + 25 = 40.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 2 + 10 + 25 = 37.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 3 + 9 + 25 = 37.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 3 + 4 + 25 = 32.
Результат броска 2D10+25: 3 + 4 + 25 = 32.
Результат броска 1D5: 3 - "Вунды"
Результат броска 1D10: 3 - "Фэйт поинты"
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Characteristic Modifiers: –5 Strength, +5 Willpower
Starting Skills: All void born can speak a language unique
to their home vessel. Void born gain the Speak Language (Ship
Dialect) Skill.
Charmed: The void born are touched by the fickle powers
of the warp, making them preternaturally lucky. Whenever a
void born character spends a Fate Point (though not if he burns
one), roll a 1d10. On the roll of a natural 9, the Fate Point is
not lost.
Ill-omened: Whether because of their strange looks,
clannish ways, or unwholesome air, the void born are shunned
and mistrusted by most. In addition, the void born are most
likely to attract any negative attention that the party of Explorers
creates—accusations of deceit in trade, disgruntled negotiators,
mobs armed with stones, and so on. Because of this, void born
characters suffer a –5 penalty on all Fellowship Tests made to
interact with non-void born humans.
Shipwise: Birthed in the depths of a voidfaring craft,
the void born have a natural affinity for such vehicles. As a
result, Navigation (Stellar) (Int) and Pilot (Spacecraft) (Ag) are
untrained Basic Skills (instead of Advanced Skills) for void
born characters.
Void Accustomed: Due to their strange and unnatural
childhood, the void born are used to the vagaries of changing
gravity. They are immune to space travel sickness. In addition,
zero- or low-gravity environments are not considered Difficult
Terrain for void born characters.
Starting Wounds: Void born characters double their starting
Toughness Bonus and add 1d5 to the result to determine their
starting number of Wounds.
Starting Fate Points: Roll 1d10 to determine a void born
character’s starting Fate Points. On a 1–5, he begins with 3
Fate Points; on a 6–10, he begins with 4 Fate Points.

Characteristic Modifiers +5 Strength, +5 Toughness,
–5 Willpower, –5 Fellowship
Starting Skills: All death worlders are adept at resisting
the dangers of a hostile environment. Death worlders gain
the Survival Skill.
Hardened: Death worlders are accustomed to violence.
In addition, many death worlds contain many venomous
predators. Death worlders may choose to start one of the
following talents: Jaded or Resistance (Poisons).
If It Bleeds, I Can Kill It: Most death worlds possess
plants and beasts utterly hostile to human life, and inhabitants
must find any means necessary to combat them if they are to
survive. Death worlders are adept at using weapons commonly
found in or fashioned from their environment. Death worlders
gain the Melee Weapon Training (Primitive) Talent.
Paranoid: The inherently dangerous conditions of a death
world encourage distrust and doubt. Death worlders tend to
be slow to put their faith in anyone other than themselves and
chafe against the petty strictures of a more complex society.
They suffer a –10 penalty to all Interaction Skill Tests made
in formal surroundings.
Survivor: Simply reaching adulthood is an achievement
for death worlders. Having overcome myriad dangers to
achieve this goal means that a hardened death worlder is less
likely to succumb in the face of new threats. Death worlders
gain a +10 bonus to any test to resist Pinning and Shock.
Starting Wounds: Death world characters double their
starting Toughness Bonus and add 1d5+2 to the result to
determine their starting number of Wounds.
Starting Fate Points: Roll 1d10 to determine a death
world character’s starting Fate Points. On a 1–5, he begins
with 2 Fate Points; on a 6–10, he begins with 3 Fate
Points.

Effect: You gain Sleight of Hand as a trained Basic
Skill, plus a bonus of +3 to your choice of Intelligence or
Perception. You suffer your choice of 1d5 Corruption Points
or 1d5 Insanity Points.

Hunted by a Crime Baron: You gain +3 Perception
and the Enemy (Underworld) Talent.

Characteristic Modifiers: –5 Willpower, +5 Fellowship
Starting Skills: Noble born characters begin play with
Literacy (Int), Speak Language (High Gothic) (Int), and Speak
Language (Low Gothic) (Int) as untrained Basic Skills.
Etiquette: Nobles are schooled in how to comport
themselves in all manner of formal situations. They gain a
+10 bonus on Interaction Skill Tests when dealing with high
authority and in formal situations.
Legacy of Wealth: To be born an Imperial noble is to
inherit a legacy of staggering wealth. Even a scorned scion
enjoys access to resources beyond the wildest dreams of the
toiling masses. This adds +1 to the group’s starting Profit
Factor.
Supremely Connected: Nobles have extensive connections,
and they know that dropping the “right” names into a
conversation can open more doors than a fistful of Thrones.
A starting noble born character begins play with the Peer
(Nobility) Talent. Also, to reflect his family’s powerbase, he also
gains one additional Peer from the following list: Academics,
Adeptus Mechanicus, Administratum, Astropaths, Ecclesiarchy,
Government, Mercantile, Military, or Underworld.
Vendetta: Every noble house has its sworn enemies and
rivals who would do it and its members harm. Even the
protection of a Rogue Trader’s mission merely forces those who
wish you harm to be a bit more cautious and subtle in exacting
their vengeance. As a result, starting noble born characters have
powerful enemies, perhaps in the shape of a rival noble house
or some other powerful group. The details of these enemies
are left to the player and the Game Master to define, working
together to create a formidable threat. Whilst they do not
dog the character’s steps at every turn, these enemies aim to
inconvenience, harm, or kill him whenever he crosses their
path. The noble character, of course, is free to return the favour
when it’s expedient to do so.
Starting Wounds: Noble born characters double their
starting Toughness Bonus and add 1d5 to the result to
determine their starting number of Wounds.
Fate Points: Roll 1d10 to determine a noble born
character’s starting Fate Points. On a 1–3, he begins with 2
Fate Points; on a 4–9, he beg

• Duty to Humanity: You gain your choice of +3 Perception or +3 Intelligence. You suffer a –1 to your group’s beginning Profit Factor

Things Man Was Not Meant to Know: You may gain a
single Forbidden Lore Skill pertaining to your experiences (or
may increase a Forbidden Lore Skill you already possesses by
one level), or may gain the Resistance (Fear) Talent.
Marked by Darkness: Haunted by your experiences, you
gain 1d5 Insanity Points.

Предмет Angevin Era Chainsword

Gain +10 bonus on Fel Tests to interact with organisation.

Gain +10 bonus on Fel Tests to interact with organisation.

The Explorer may re-roll failed Fear Tests.

Gain +10 bonus to Resistance Tests

The Explorer possesses the Navigator gene

Gain proficiency with a group of pistol weapons.

They gain a +10 bonus on Interaction Skill Tests when dealing with high authority and in formal situations.

adds +1 to the group’s starting Profit Factor.

Два таланта peer

Враг/враги

-1 to the group’s starting Profit Factor. Уравнивает богатство

Warp Focus: The warp eye is the core of a Navigator’s being and his oldest and most potent tool. Once per game session he may force a single opponent to re-roll a successful test when testing to resist the effects of The Lidless Stare Navigator Power.
Pure Genes: The Navigators of a Magisterial House are less likely to mutate due to their pure genes. Whenever they must test for mutation (see page 182) the test is considered Routine (+20) rather than Ordinary (+10).
Exalted Lineage: The blood of the most ancient and powerful navigator houses gifts their scions with a position of prestige amongst the nobility of the Imperium. The Navigator may call upon this lineage in social situations and gains a +10 bonus to any Interaction Skill Test when dealing with members of the Imperial nobility.
Initial Mutation: Navigators from a Magisterial House begin play with a single Navigator Mutation chosen from the following options: Strangely Jointed Limbs, Elongated Form, Pale and Hairless Flesh, Eyes as Dark as the Void. They may develop additional mutations as normal when they acquire new Navigator Powers or increase their mastery of existing powers.

Your limbs have extra joints that articulate differently to a normal human. You gain the
Contortionist Skill as a trained Basic Skill. If you already possess the Contortionist Skill, you gain the Talented
(Contortionist) Talent instead

If a Navigator opens his warp eye fully, anyone gazing into its depths will witness the power and mind breaking unreality of the warp. In an instant, they witness the chaos boiling beneath the skin of existence and for many, it is the last thing they ever see.
Novice: As a Full Action, the Navigator makes an Opposed Willpower Test with anyone looking into his Warp Eye. Make a single test for the Navigator and compare it to the results of each of his opponents. If the Navigator achieves more degrees of success, the opponent suffers 1d10+ the Navigator’s Willpower bonus in Energy damage. This damage is not reduced by armour or Toughness Bonus. Anyone taking damage from this power is also Stunned for 1 round as they are ripped with agony. Using this power is taxing and inflicts a level of Fatigue on the Navigator. If the Navigator fails this Test by one degree of failure or more, he suffers two levels of atigue.
Adept: As above, however, the damage is increased to 2d10 + (the Navigator’s WP bonus) and the time the victims are Stunned increases to 1d5 rounds. Victims also suffer 1d5 Insanity Points.
Master: As above, with the additional effect that any creature possessing an Intelligence of 20+ suffering damage from this power must make an immediate Difficult (–10) Toughness Test or be slain. If they pass, they suffer 1d10 Insanity points rather than 1d5.

Avoiding a Navigator’s Gaze
The Lidless Stare will affect anyone, friend or foe, that looks into the Navigator’s third eye when this power is activated. This has an effective range of 15m (reduced to 5m in fog or mist) and has no effect on unliving targets, Untouchables, and daemons or other entities from the Warp. Those forewarned can look away, though even then being within line of sight of a Navigator is dangerous. The power of his eye is persuasive, and looking away only grants them +30 on their rolls to resist its power. Those who are unaware of the Navigator’s presence gain this bonus as well.

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