Character sheet 2

Characteristics
WS: 42
BS: 36
Str: 37
Tgh: 42
Ag: 34
Int: 48
Per: 37
Wil: 35
Fel: 24

Insanity Points:
Wounds: 11
Fate Points: 4

Equipment: Good Craftsmanship Power Axe, boltgun, enforcer light carapace, multikey, void suit, injector, sacred unguents, micro bead, combi tool, dataslate. One servo skull with auspex.

Servo Skull (5ML-E) Profile
WS BS S T Ag Int Per WP Fel
15 15 10 20 30 15 35 20 ––
Movement: — (see below) Wounds: 4
Skills: Awareness (Per ) +10, Concealment (Ag) +10, Dodge
(Ag), Silent Move (Ag) +10, One other skill to suit its function
(Int etc) +20.
Talents: Fearless.
Traits: Dark Sight, Flier 6, Machine (2), Size (Puny).
Armour (Machine): All 2.
Gear: Inbuilt vox and cogitator. Depending on its function the
Servo-skull will also have an inbuilt lumen globe, auspex,
combi-tool or laspistol (30m; S/–/–; 1d10+2 E; Pen 0;
Clip 30; Reload Full; Reliable) with inbuilt red-dot
laser sight. Servo-skulls are often modified with
other tools, sensors, or pistol-class weapons
by their owners.

Skills:

Common Lore (Tech)+10 (Int)
Common Lore (Machine Cult)+10 (Int)
Forbidden Lore (Archeotech, Adeptus Mechanicus) (Int)
Literacy (Int)
Logic (Int)
Speak Language (Explorator Binary, Low Gothic, Techna-lingua) (Int)
Tech-Use (Int)
Trade (Technomat) (Int)

Talents:
Technical Knock
Meditation
Basic Weapon Training (Universal)
Melee Weapon Training (Universal)
Logis Implant



Traits:
MECHANICUS IMPLANTS
Electro-graft
This is a small port that is grafted into your nervous system. Once you have been properly trained, this will allow you
to interface with machine data ports and certain types of data nets. Electro-grafts can take many forms, such as electoos,
skull shunts, finger probes, or spine jacks.
Electoo Inductors
These are palm-sized metal skin grafts that appear much like tattoos to the uninitiated. The electoos are wired into your
nervous system, where they derive power from the bio-electrical emanations of the flesh. They can be used to emit or
siphon power in many ways. Electoo inductors can be any colour, and can appear anywhere on the body—though hands
or mechadendrites are the usual sites.
Respirator Unit
This implant involves tubes, wires, vox-grills, or other augmetic parts replacing the lower face and neck. It purifies
your air supply, granting a +20% bonus to resist airborne toxins and gas weapons. The respirator unit also contains a
vox-synthesiser capable of transmitting your voice in a variety of ways. Respirators can appear as simple grill units or
intricate mask-like carvings.
Cyber-mantle
This is a framework of metal, wires, and impulse transmitters that is bolted onto your spine and lower ribcage. As you
gain further implants, this mantle acts as a sub-dermal anchorage point. Amongst some servants of the Omnissiah, this
cyber-mantle is often referred to as “the true flesh.” One would have to look beneath the red robes of a Tech-Priest to
discover what a cyber-mantle looks like, and thus no one admits to having seen one.
Potentia Coil
Cradled within the cyber-mantle is a power unit known as the potentia coil. This mass can store energy and produce
various types of fields. Coils come in many types, from small crystal stack affairs to bulky electrical galvinators salvaged
from vehicle engines. Many a hunchback within the Adeptus Mechanicus is blamed upon a primitive coil.
Cranial Circuitry
This is a series of linked processors, implants, and cortical circuits that augments your mental capacities. Most sit
within housing bolted onto the skull, whilst others nestle within the brain itself. As you grow in the seriousness of your
devotions, more and more of the brain that deals with useless things such as emotion and intuition can be scooped away
to provide room for additional augmentations. Cranial circuits are often very crude-looking and rather aged.

Notes:

All characteristic changes in notes reflected above.

FORGE WORLD:
Characteristic Modifiers: –5 Weapon Skill, +5 Intelligence

Credo Omnissiah: Rather than being fully indoctrinated
into the Imperial Cult, even the lowliest member of a forge
world’s society is brought up to properly venerate the spirits
of the machine and taught the basic rites of tech-propitiation.
All forge world characters begin with the Technical Knock
Talent.

Fit For Purpose: A forge world inhabitant is tested,
indoctrinated, and trained from birth for his chosen station
and role in life. Weakness is not tolerated, and failure brings
painful incentives to do better. Even those who follow an
errant path must strive to be better than their peers to survive.
Because of this, a starting forge world character may increase
a Characteristic of his choice by +3.

Stranger to the Cult: Although forge world born
citizens know that the Emperor is their god and saviour, they
see the Imperial Creed through the lens of Cult Mechanicus
doctrine. As a result, they can be surprisingly—and sometimes
dangerously—ignorant of the common teachings and practices
of the Ecclesiarchy, often failing to offer its clerics the level
of deference they expect. Forge world characters suffer a
–10 penalty on Tests involving knowledge of the Imperial
Creed and a –5 penalty on Fellowship Tests to interact with
members of the Ecclesiarchy in formal settings.

BIRTHRIGHT:
Stubjack: Effect: You gain the Quick Draw Talent and gain
Intimidate as a trained Basic Skill. You gain a bonus of +5 to
your choice of Weapon Skill or Ballistic Skill, but you suffer
both –5 Fellowship and 1d5 Insanity Points. (Weapon Skill)

LURE OF THE VOID:
Warrior: Effect: Gain +5 Weapon Skill, either +5 Toughness or +5 Agility,
and –5 Fellowship. In addition, gain the Meditation Talent. (Toughness)

TRIALS AND TRAVAILS:
Pressganged: Unwilling Accomplice: Thanks to your shadowed past,
you have picked up some knowledge on the way that you
would not normally have access to. You gain a single Skill (as
long as it has no prerequisites) for your character. You may also
either select a single additional Common Lore Skill or improve
a Common Lore Skill you already have by one level. (Dodge

MOTIVATION:
Fortune: +1 Fate Point

TRAITS: