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All in all, underwhelmingly trivial stuff. You have very sparse information about the Inquisition as a whole. You don't know any inquisitors by name, and if you are employed by a specific one, you have no idea. Your only contact is a man named Jehn Marrik, who holds the rank of Interrogator. He usually corresponds with you by dataslate message. The one time you met him in person, it was in a cluttered grotty office at the back of an Administratum building. Marrik himself was a dour man in his 40's, dressed in a slightly faded black suit. He had the permanently miserable expression of someone who is competent but unexceptional and has reached that mid-level rank that he has realised is the pinnacle of his career. He's purely desk-based. He leaves the fieldwork to the likes of you. Whether he handles other teams as well is unknown. | All in all, underwhelmingly trivial stuff. You have very sparse information about the Inquisition as a whole. You don't know any inquisitors by name, and if you are employed by a specific one, you have no idea. Your only contact is a man named Jehn Marrik, who holds the rank of Interrogator. He usually corresponds with you by dataslate message. The one time you met him in person, it was in a cluttered grotty office at the back of an Administratum building. Marrik himself was a dour man in his 40's, dressed in a slightly faded black suit. He had the permanently miserable expression of someone who is competent but unexceptional and has reached that mid-level rank that he has realised is the pinnacle of his career. He's purely desk-based. He leaves the fieldwork to the likes of you. Whether he handles other teams as well is unknown. | ||
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| + | Instead of spending a Fate Point to add a degree of success to a successful Test, or to add +10 to a Test before rolling it, you can spend a Fate Point to adjust a roll after making it by 10. | ||
Revision as of 05:02, 27 September 2016
This page is for Tylorva's Dark Heresy (2nd edition) game, Heresy in the Depths.
Threads
Characters
- Abathas Vorn, Voidborn Adeptus Telepathica Psyker, Player: Mr Adventurer
- Flavia Tesserra, Highborn Ministorum Warrior, Player: JoanieSappho
- Octavius Tesserra, Highborn Administratum Sage, Player: Berryshine
- Vispania, Shrineworld Sororitas Chirurgeon, Player: WightMutt
- Elixia Null, Frontier World Mechanicus Assassin Player: squidheadjax
- Silas Marn, Penal Outcast Desperado, Player: CrazyIvan
- Lucida Voss, Hiver Arbitrator Seeker, Player: HardKore Keltoid
- Quinten, Hiver Imperial Guard Warrior, Player: insomniac
Background info to the game
This isn't your first gig for the Inquisition. You've been working as a team for three missions on Desoleum, all of which have been utterly anti-climatic. The first was a report of witchery in a particular neighbourhood. It turned out to be a dispute between neighbours resulting in false allegations. The second was a minor heresy - a clerk had accidentally stumbled upon a mild forbidden text. You confiscated it and reprimanded the clerk who was most apologetic. The third case was a report of smuggling of xenos meat. It turned out to be human meat (icky, and you put a stop to it, but not exactly Inquisition material).
All in all, underwhelmingly trivial stuff. You have very sparse information about the Inquisition as a whole. You don't know any inquisitors by name, and if you are employed by a specific one, you have no idea. Your only contact is a man named Jehn Marrik, who holds the rank of Interrogator. He usually corresponds with you by dataslate message. The one time you met him in person, it was in a cluttered grotty office at the back of an Administratum building. Marrik himself was a dour man in his 40's, dressed in a slightly faded black suit. He had the permanently miserable expression of someone who is competent but unexceptional and has reached that mid-level rank that he has realised is the pinnacle of his career. He's purely desk-based. He leaves the fieldwork to the likes of you. Whether he handles other teams as well is unknown.
House Rules
Fate Points
Instead of spending a Fate Point to add a degree of success to a successful Test, or to add +10 to a Test before rolling it, you can spend a Fate Point to adjust a roll after making it by 10.
