Warhammer 40k 5E by Killbodies0313 (2025)

This Compendium is to be used with the Official D&D 5E Players handbook, in this book you will find the Races, classes and backgrounds and more. This may be used for character creation in The 40k universe, Credits for this compendium go to Games workshop, Wizards of the coast, the lore and cannon is mainly taken from The 40k wikifandom/Wiki, i used J.K. Colyer, kenko6ux@yahoo.coms Enginer class and Devices for the tech priest, also some conversions of equipment type stuff from wrath and glory, deathwatch and Dark heresy. This book started as a D&D 40k homebrew mash up thing i was working on but i realized there was not allot to be used for 5E rules in regards to the Warhammer 40k universe so with a bit of adjustments to and already growing project and countless more hours of additions, here it is. Feel free to use these rules in your own games contact me in my discord channel.

The art is all random google searches i do not have the art credits to this book.

Races

Ogryn

The Ogryn (Homo sapiens gigantus) are a huge and physically powerful Abhuman mutant subspecies of humanity, often employed by the Imperium of Man as shock troopers in the Astra Militarum's Militarum Auxilla. Ogryns possess many traits prized by the Imperium; they are brutally strong and completely loyal, although extremely limited intellectually, which restricts their battlefield role to simple and direct assaults.

They hail from a series of cold and barren planets across the galaxy that possess high gravity, such as Anark Zeta, which is why they appear larger, heavier and bulkier compared to baseline humans. Ogryns compensate for their stupidity with overwhelming physicality -- the brutish creatures stand around ten Terran feet tall and can shrug off wounds that would kill an Imperial Guardsman several times over. These qualities mean that Ogryns make exceptional shock troops, and are often deployed on the front lines of battle by Imperial commanders.

It is fair to say that Ogryns do have their limitations. Their equipment must be simple and exceptionally rugged, as anything within arm's reach is likely to see brief and violent service as an improvised club. Their heavily built Ripper Guns must also be fitted with burst limiters to stop the Ogryns from firing ceaselessly -- thirty solar seconds of noisy enjoyment can easily leave these Abhumans short of ammunition before a battle has even begun. Ogryns are easily confused, meaning they work best when given simple, straightforward missions, and their lack of personal hygiene borders on the criminal. However, once indoctrinated into the Imperial Creed they are doggedly loyal, and their strength and resilience make them a potent weapon.

Ability Score Adjustments Strength score increases by 4 and your Constitution score increases by 2 to a max of 20. Furthermore your Intelligence and Wisdom is decreases by 2.

Size: Ogryns grow really large and tall, being around 8'0. and between 300 and 450 pounds. Your size is large

Speed: Your base walking speed is 20ft.

Larger the most: You ignore the effects of the Massive parts and Mounted weapon Property.

Large Frame. The Ogyens large size gives it a - 2 Armor Class. Furthermore you may move through the space of any creature of sizes smaller then yours.

Strong and Angry: Your size and strength are unmatched. If you hit an enemy with an attack with a melee weapon, you can add your Profecientcy bonus to Damage rolls.

Unstoppable Destruction: Ogryns have resistance to all slashing, peircing, blungioning damage.

Its dark in dare: Before an orgyn moves into a space where it cannot see beyond 5ft or if an ogryn finds itsself in the dark where it cant see you must make a wisdom saving throw DC 20 minus Half your level Rounded down or be frightened of the Dark, until you are in a lighted space or a friendly creature within 5ft passes a Persuation or Deception skill check DC15 + half your Level. the DC for this is 10 + Half your level for any Guard Officers.

Squat

The Squats (Homo sapiens rotundus) were short, stocky and physically hardy Abhumans who were on average 1.4 metres tall and were adapted to the heavy gravity conditions that predominated on the worlds they had settled near the core of the Milky Way Galaxy. Of all the Abhuman types encountered by the Imperium, they most closely resembled baseline humans. Squats were the descendants of baseline humans who had colonised the worlds around the galactic core in the far distant past. These worlds are some of the oldest in the galaxy, formed when the galaxy's structure had not yet been fully stabilized. The Squat species was ultimately destroyed by the invasion of a Tyranid splinter Hive Fleet that consumed their homeworlds in the late 41st Millennium, though some survivors still serve in the Astra Militarum, hoping for revenge and to find a new beginning for the remnants of their race.

The Squats' ancestors were human colonists who reached the heavy-gravity mineral-rich worlds around the galactic core during the time of the initial expansion of humanity beyond Earth's own Solar System during the Dark Age of Technology, many millennia before the emergence of the Emperor of Mankind and the dawn of the Age of the Imperium. The colonisation came at the right time, as Old Earth's own mineral wealth had been largely depleted. The worlds at the galactic core were rich in rare and unique strategic minerals, but in terms of the existence of life they were barren and unsuited for human colonisaton. These worlds were dark and bleak planets. Their gravity was intense, usually two or three times that of the Earth. Their atmospheres were either thin or non-existent. Even those planets that did possess atmospheres were continuously blasted by tremendous radiation storms produced by the massive black hole located in the galaxy's core.

Once settled, these planets became rich Mining Worlds. The colonists were forced to become self-sufficient, providing their own underground hydroponically-grown food. Due to the hostile nature of these worlds' surfaces, the colonists formed underground societies. During the long isolation of Mankind produced by the Warp Storms of the Age of Strife, the Squat race genetically adapted to their new homes, evolving or genetically engineering themselves to better suit their environment, becoming far tougher, more resilient and physically shorter with a denser skeletomuscular system than found in the baseline human genome. The Squats had some of the best scientists and engineers in history who explored the frontiers of human science and technology without the constraints of religion and ritual, in contrast with the dogma-bound humans of the Adeptus Mechanicus who followed a very different path on Mars during the same period.

Some say the real history of the Squats began in the Age of Strife when their worlds were cut off from Terra and the race first developed, but their actual origins are found much earlier during the Dark Age of Technology, or as the Squats call it, the Age of Founding. Squats are sometimes called "Space Dwarfs" or just "Dwarfs" in the Imperium because of their uncanny resemblance to those mythical creatures of Norse legend (and to the Dwarfs

of the Warhammer Fantasy universe who are their true progenitors). In war, the Squats used squads of motorcycles supported by massive artillery barrages from outlandishly large super-heavy tracked vehicles such as the Land Train, Colossus, Leviathan, and Cyclops.

Ability Score Adjustments Strength and Constitution increase by 2 to a max of 20, and your Charisma decreases by 2.

Size: Squats stand between 4 and 5 feet tall and average about 150 pounds. Your size is Medium.

Speed: Your base walking speed is 25 feet.

Darkvision: Accustomed to life Underground, you have superior vision in dark and dim Conditions. You can see in dim light within 100 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in Darkness as if it were dim light. You can’t discern color in Darkness, only shades of gray.

Squat Resilience: You have advantage on Saving Throws against poison, and you have Resistance against poison damage and you gain a damage reduction equal to your Con bonus, this may not reduce damage to less then 1 point, this damage reduction is applied to each attack made against you.

Tool Proficiency: You gain proficiency with the artisan’s tools of your choice: Artificers tools, Smith’s tools, brewer’s supplies, Tech tools or Mason’s tools.

Psykana

A Psyker is an individual with the genetic mutation which grants a Human being the ability to draw upon the psychic energy of the Immaterium has become increasingly common since the Neolithic Age. However, what is known is that Human psykers were only first mentioned in the historical record towards the end of the 22nd Millennium, making a sudden appearance on almost every Human-settled world within a relatively short span of time, not long before the onset of the Age of Strife.

This change was the harbinger of Mankind's slow evolution into a fully psychic species much like the Aeldari who will be more intelligent, more capable and ultimately more peaceful than Humanity is at present.

Unfortunately, this process has been quite uneven and even the most powerful Human psykers still have minds that have not developed to the point that they can touch the Warp with the level of control wielded by the Aeldari Farseers.

As such, because of this lack of mental development and Mankind's own still deeply flawed, covetous nature, most Human psykers always run a substantial risk of being possessed by the daemonic entities of the Warp and spreading the death and destruction of Chaos wherever they go.

Subrace addition: The Psykana is a base line Sapien usually see in humans but not unheard of in other Sapien Subraces, this beginning said when you pick this subrace you must pick Human, Rattling, Ogryn or Squat and gain the size, speed and other traits of that subrace as well as the below traits.

Pariah (Blank)

A psychic Blank, also known as an Untouchable, a psychic Null, and a Pariah, is a human who possesses the rare mutation sometimes described as the "Pariah Gene" that makes them generate no psychic presence in the Warp, thus leaving them essentially soulless. Known also as "Blacksouls" and "the Soulless," a Blank is a living anathema for all psykers, regardless of their species.

The minds of most sentient beings have a direct connection to the Warp that is actually what is called the soul in many cultures. Psykers have especially strong connections to the Warp, and their souls thus appear as blazing brands to those who can see within the Immaterium, spiritual beacons which draw the hungry attention of Warp denizens. Blanks are born with no connection to the Warp at all, their presence completely invisible within the Empyrean. In fact, the minds of Blanks can actually somehow sever the connection between the Warp and realspace within their local area.

The result is that a Blank dampens any psychic or Warp-related powers occurring within their aura's area of effect. A psyker standing within the Blank's range will find their powers weakened if not wholly nonfunctional. The Blank themselves is immune to all direct psychic effects. However, a psyker could still attack a Blank indirectly by using their abilities to telekinetically launch a projectile at them.

A Blank is the direct antithesis of Chaos as he or she possesses no presence within the Warp. Blanks are completely immune to daemonic possession and spiritual corruption by Chaos. Blanks can also interfere with the Tyranid Hive Mind's ability to telepathically link Tyranid bioforms through its synapse organisms. However, this interference is nowhere near as powerful as what their abilities do to beings composed of pure psychic energy such as entities native to the Warp and daemons.

A Blank's proximity to someone who possesses even a modicum of psychic ability can be quite painful or even lethal to the psyker, especially to psychically-sensitive beings such as the Aeldari. Even ordinary, non-psychic individuals categorised as Level Sigma and below in psychic ability can be affected by a Blank's aura, as they radiate a sense of unnatural "wrongness" that makes other living creatures extremely uncomfortable and uneasy in their presence.

People in the presence of an Untouchable will often harbour intensely hostile feelings towards the Blank for reasons that they cannot explain. As a result, most Pariahs do not live long as the feelings of hatred and distaste they generate among even non-psychic individuals means they have few friends and many enemies. The Soulless are very rare in the galaxy since perhaps only one person on an entire world will be a carrier of the mutation in every human generation. It is believed by some in the Adeptus Mechanicus that the genetic changes collectively called the Pariah Gene were deliberately engineered into the genomes of the ancestors of Mankind by the Necrons millions of standard years ago during the War in Heaven.

Blanks today are most often used by the Officio Assassinorum's Culexus Temple and as Acolytes by Inquisitors of the Ordo Hereticus who find them to be useful psychic shields and weapons against the witch and unsanctioned psykers. The Ordo Malleus finds Blanks to be superb living weapons against daemons. Additionally, every member of the Sisters of Silence, the Imperium's most effective anti-psyker military force, is a Null. On the Psyker Scale commonly employed by the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, Blanks occupy the nethermost levels, from Phi-plus to the extraordinarily rare Omega-minus level.

There are no known instances of Blanks being born naturally amongst the nonhuman species of the galaxy, though Blanks have come into being among alien races, such as the Solitaire of the Aeldari Harlequins.

Subrace addition: The Pariah is a base line Sapien usually see in humans but not unheard of in other Sapien Subraces, this beginning said when you pick this subrace you must pick Human, Rattling, Ogryn or Squat and gain the size, speed and other traits of that subrace as well as the below traits.

Soulless You count as having the anti-magic field spell active at all times. Summoned creatures and deamons are not banished but suffer and amount of HP loss equal to the piriahs level each round within the aura, this damage can not be prevented and you may not be possessed by chaos or any demonic ability. Any creatures that are not Pariah in a Pariah antimagic field Suffer the effect of Poisoned Though this is not Poison for the perpouses of Immunities and resistances, If the Creature Manifest the warp or is a Deamon It Suffers 1D8 Psychic damage each round in the field.

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Astartes

The Astartes are foremost amongst the defenders of humanity, the greatest of the Emperor of Mankind's warriors. They are barely human at all, but superhuman; having been made superior in all respects to a normal man by a harsh regime of genetic modification, psycho-conditioning and rigorous training.

Astartes are untouched by plague or any natural disease and can suffer wounds that would kill a lesser being several times over, and live to fight again. Clad in ancient Power Armour and wielding the most potent weapons known to man, the Space Marines are terrifying foes and their devotion to the Emperor and the Imperium of Man is unyielding. They are the God-Emperor's Angels of Death, and they know no fear.

Adeptus

The Astartes are physically stronger, far more resilient and often mentally far removed from the lot of most normal human beings. In the presence of the Astartes, most people feel a combination of awe and fear, and many cultures on the more primitive worlds simply worship them outright as demigods or angels of the God-Emperor made flesh.

They should feel so, for many Space Marines feel little compassion for those they have sometimes termed "mortals" in comparison to themselves, seeing the very people they were created to protect as little more than obstacles to a more efficient eradication of the Imperium's enemies.

Traits

Ability Score Increase. Adeptus Astartes have a set starting Stat line As follows STR, Dex and CON are 14, and Wisdom, Intelligence and Charisma are 12's

Size. Astartes are very muscular and tall, being around 8'0. and between 250 and 350 pounds. Regardless of your position in that range, your size is Medium.

Primaris

The Primaris Astartes are a new breed of transhuman warriors developed across the span of ten thousand standard years by Archmagos Dominus Belisarius Cawl. Their creation was perfected on Mars on the order of Primarch Roboute Guilliman in the days immediately after the Second Founding in the early 31st Millennium.

Cawl used the genetic template of the original astartes created by the Emperor for His Great Crusade as the starting point for the development of these new Astartes.

However, Primaris Space Marines are bigger, more resilient, physically more powerful and possess faster reaction times than their original Astartes counterparts, now often referred to as the "Firstborn."

Primaris Astartes are also implanted with 22 rather than 19 gene-seed organs, and their gene-seed is more resistant to mutation than that of their predecessors.

They were deployed across the galaxy by Guilliman and Cawl during the Indomitus Crusade after the opening of the Great Rift in the Era Indomitus. They were used as reinforcements for existing Chapters of Astartes or to found all-new Chapters comprised solely of Primaris Marines.

Traits

Ability Score Increase. Primariss Astartes have a set starting Stat line As follows STR, Dex and CON are 16, and Wisdom, Intelligence and Charisma are 14's.

Size. Primaris are perfectly Muscular and tall, being around 10'0 and between 350 and 450 pounds, your size is large.

Large Frame. The Primaris's large size gives it a - 2 Armor Class. Furthermore you may move through the space of any creature of sizes smaller then yours.

Additional Genetic implants. In addition to the 18 genetic implants, the new line of Primaris Space Marines are given three additional implants that allow for their superior size and strength in addition to a greater level of genetic stability. The Primaris Implants take place between Phases 3 and 4, known as the Primaris Alpha and Primaris Beta phases. Both phases can be introduced simultaneously.

Sinew CoilsKnown as the Steel Within, the Space Marne's sinews are reinforced with durametallic coil-cables that contract with incredible force, magnifying the subjects strength beyond that of a regular Space Marine and giving another layer of interior defense.

• as a result, whenever you score a critical hit with a weapon attack, you may perform an additional attack as a bonus action with that weapon. This effect can only trigger from your standard attack actions.

MagnificatKnown as the Amplifier, this small thumbnail-sized lobe is inserted into the brain's core. The implant secretes hormones that increases the body's growth functions while also intensifying its advanced systems, especially for the ossmodula and biscopea. In truth, this implant is but half of the true, dual-valve immmortis gland (the "God-Maker") which the Emperor made for the Primarchs. Belisarius Cawl was able to build the dextrophic lobe (right half) but discovered that information on the sintarius (left half) had been wholly eradicated by an unknown force.

• Effects shown in attributes

Belisarian FurnaceKnown as the Revitalizer, this dormant organ connects to both hearts. In times of extreme stress or trauma, it expels self-manufactured chemicals similar to combat stimms that also aid in regeneration. After activation, the gland will fall dormant again, taking some time to build itself up for activation once more.

• When you use your secondary heart ability you come back with a number of hit points equal to your level not just 1.

Cult Mechanicus

The Cult Mechanicus, also known in ancient times before the Horus Heresy as the Cult Mechanicum, is the set of religious beliefs that serves as the philosophical foundation of the Adeptus Mechanicus and its predecessor, the ancient Mechanicum.

Although the worshippers of the Cult Mechanicus are members of the Imperium of Man, they have their own version of worship that differs substantially in theology and ritualistic forms from the standard state religion known as the Imperial Cult that is dedicated to the God-Emperor of Mankind.

The religion of the Cult Mechanicus values knowledge and the technology it creates above all else and views the final embrace of technology in the form of a purely mechanical existence as the ultimate destiny for Mankind's evolution.

The Cult Mechanicus -- the religion of the Machine God -- is a complex and labyrinthine structure, a creed of secret rites and ceremonial processions that is never shared with outsiders. Within each Forge World the myriad ranks of Tech-priests vie for mastery in a world where only through the accumulation of technology and hoarded knowledge can one advance.

Those who lead the workers and armies of the Cult Mechanicus are called Tech-priests. It is they that devote themselves to the service of the Omnissiah, altering their flesh forms beyond recognition to improve their ability to execute rites of repair, to placate Machine Spirits and to acquire lost technologies.

Given the hostile nature of the galaxy, it is also necessary to ensure that a Tech-priest has the power to slay any that stand in the way of their sacred missions.

Despite the never-ending thirst for knowledge of all branches of the order, most Tech-priests of the Adeptus Mechanicus have lost the ability to innovate. No longer the master of its creations, the Cult Mechanicus is enslaved to the past.

It maintains the glories of yesteryear with rite, dogma and edict instead of true discernment and comprehension. Even the theoretically simple process of activating an engine is preceded by the application of ritual oils, the burning of sacred resins and the chanting of long and complex hymns.

Should mechanisms break down, as they often do in service to the Adeptus Mechanicus' war effort, a replacement must be found, or knowledge of how to repair the existing one must be learned. Across the galaxy, thousands upon thousands of armies and fleets are already searching, guided by a database begun before the birth of the Imperium. Once found, such items and knowledge are confiscated at all costs in the name of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

Aeldari

As a humanoid race, Aeldari are physically very similar to Humans, although not entirely identical by any means. They possess longer and cleaner limbs, and fine ascetic features with penetrating and slightly slanted, almond-shaped eyes.

Their ears are also slightly pointed, but otherwise they could pass as Human at first glance. The most obvious difference between Humans and Aeldari can only be seen when they move, for the movements of an Aeldari radiate a subtle grace which is impossible for a Human to emulate.

This can be seen in even their slightest gestures or the dexterity with which they manipulate small objects.

The Aeldari mind, while similar in general to the Human psyche, is far more inclined towards emotional extremes. Because of this, Aeldari are more intelligent but also far more intense than Humans.

Although an Aeldari and a Human can both feel grief or joy, the Aeldari's experience is likely to be far more extreme.

This natural inclination towards emotional extremes is both a blessing and a curse to the Aeldari. On the positive side, it gives them an unparalleled appreciation of life and an unrivalled ability to express themselves through music and other creative endeavours.

A melody or gesture made with grace and skill can elicit an intensity of pleasure which is unimaginable to a Human.

But this potential for joy is paralleled by an equal capacity to feel despair, ambition and even hatred. Confronted by grief or other personal setbacks, an Aeldari suffers mental torments which far exceed the boundaries of Human anguish.

The extreme nature of their temperament makes it very important that the Aeldari maintain a measure of self-control at all times, for it is dangerously easy for them to become entranced by and ultimately dependent upon the experiences that their culture offers them.

They must learn to control the darker side of their natures, which is no less an essential portion of the Aeldari psyche and the source of the catastrophe that nearly caused their extinction.

Asuryani

The Asuryani are defined as a culture by their pursuit of the Asuryani Path. This philosophy teaches them how to balance their potent minds and pursue constructive goals rather than falling to the amoral pursuit of pleasure and selfishness that ultimately destroyed the ancient Aeldari and still defines their dark kin, the Drukhari.

The Aeldari are a naturally psychic species, and all Aeldari possess the potential to become powerful psykers if they choose to pursue this path.

The Aeldari can use these innate abilities to shape matter, which lies at the foundation of their extraordinary command of technology.

Though highly advanced and feared across the galaxy, the Aeldari are still a dying people in the late 41st Millennium, a shadow of their former glory and their species teeters on the brink of final annihilation.

Ability Score Adjustments Increases Charisma by 2 to a maximum of 20 and Reduce Constitution by 2. Two different ability scores of your choice increase by 1 or one ability score of your choice increases by 2.

Psionic you gain the Psyker gene mutation as described in the Mutations section of this book.

Skill Proficiencies: Insight.

Drukhari

The Drukhari (Aeldarix malum) (pronounced Druh-KAR-ee) or "Dark Ones" in the Aeldari Lexicon, also known to outsiders as the Dark Eldar, are a forsaken and corrupt Aeldari kindred, the sadistic, malicious counterparts of the Asuryani. Like their cousins of the craftworlds, the Drukhari are an ancient and highly advanced alien race of fey humanoids.

The alternative term "Dark Eldar," or Eladrith Ynneas in the Aeldari tongue, was first coined by the Drukhari archon and Supreme Overlord of Commorragh Asdrubael Vect in the 32nd Millennium.

The Drukhari's armies, like their Craftworld Aeldari counterparts, usually have the advantages of mobility and advanced technology, though they are often lacking in resilience and numbers.

The Drukhari revel in piracy, enslavement and torture, and are sadistic in the extreme. Drukhari armies make use of various anti-gravity skimmers such as Raiders and Ravagers to launch high speed attacks.

They strike with little or no warning, using an interdimensional labyrinth known as the Webway to traverse the galaxy safely and far more quickly than most advanced starfaring species are able to with their Warp jumps.

The Drukhari are unique amongst the intelligent races of the Milky Way Galaxy because they do not live on a settled world or worlds, but rather the bulk of their population is concentrated in one foul city-state -- the Dark City of Commorragh -- that lies within the "ordered" Immaterium of the Aeldari Webway.

The Drukhari are mainly pirates and slavers who prey on targets across the galaxy to feed their unholy appetites for other sentient beings' souls, a terrible desire called "the Thirst," though they are sometimes used as mercenaries by other starfaring species.

The Drukhari are the living embodiments of all that is wanton and cruel in the Aeldari character. Highly intelligent and devious to the point of obsession, these piratical people revel in the physical and emotional pain of others, for feeding upon the psychic residue of suffering is the only way they can stave off the slow consumption by the Chaos God Slaanesh of their own souls.

The Drukhari, particularly their warrior castes, are tall, lithe, white-skinned humanoids. Their alabaster skin is death-like in its pallor, for there is no true life-giving sun within their dark realm to provide colour.

Their athletic bodies are defined by whipcord muscle, shaped and enhanced until they are physically stronger on average than their Craftworld Aeldari counterparts, as the Drukhari prize physical and martial prowess highly.

Yet for all their physical beauty by Human standards, the Drukhari are still repugnant monsters.

When viewed with the witch-sight of a psyker, the Drukhari's black souls are revealed, for they eternally thirst only for the psychic energy of the anguish and torment of other thinking beings in order to fill their own infinite emptiness.

Unlike their Craftworld Aeldari cousins, the Drukhari do not integrate their still-powerful latent psychic abilities into their culture, and indeed have a great disdain for psykers of any kind.

This is because for the Drukhari, the use of psychic abilities would only further draw the attention of "She Who Thirsts" (Slaanesh) upon them, and their souls are already at risk enough of being devoured by the Prince of Chaos.

Ability Score Adjustments Increases Dexterity by 2 to a maximum of 20 and Reduce Wisdom by 2.

Blade Artists: Each time you makes an attack with bladed a melee weapon, you score a critical hit on 1 less then you would normally.

Skill Proficiencies: Intimidate.

Orks / Greenskin

The Orks, also called greenskins, are a savage, warlike, green-skinned species of humanoids who possess physiological features of both animals and fungi who are spread all across the Milky Way Galaxy. They share many features with Warhammer Fantasy Orcs (and were initially called "Space Orcs" to distinguish them).

They are seen by their enemies (pretty much everyone else in the universe) as savage, violent, and crude, but they are the most successful species in the whole galaxy, outnumbering possibly every other intelligent starfaring species, even Humanity (with the very plausible exception of the Tyranids).

Greenskins are one of the most dangerous alien races to plague the galaxy. Numerous beyond belief and driven always to fight and conquer, the Orks threaten every single intelligent species of the galaxy.

Orks are possibly the most warlike aliens in the 41st Millennium, and their number is beyond counting. Amid constant, seething tides of battle and bloodshed, burgeoning Ork stellar empires rise and fall.

Mercifully most are short-lived, soon destroying themselves in a maelstrom of violence and internecine conflict, but should the Orks ever truly unify, they would crush all opposition.

Orks generate a potent psychic gestalt field that allows them to accomplish many feats of technological engineering that might otherwise seem impossible. At the same time, the power of this psychic field is directly proportional to the number of greenskins present in a given location.

The more Orks that gather, the more Orks are drawn to them, at the same time that the power and intelligence of the greenskins begins to grow with their numbers.

The Orks' unquenchable thirst for battle has always proved their downfall: historically, the Ork tribes have spent much of their time fighting amongst themselves, waging brutal wars with only the strongest surviving. On occasion, an Ork leader will emerge who is mighty enough to defeat his rivals and unite the warring tribes.

His success draws other tribes to him, and soon a great WAAAGH! is underway -- partly a migration, partly a holy war that can exterminate the populations of entire star systems.

When the Orks are on the rampage, the galaxy trembles, and in the Age of the Dark Imperium there are more WAAAGH!s rising than ever before recorded.

Weird Boy (Orc)

Weirdboyz are the most psychically attuned of all Orks. They are capable of vomiting blasts of Warp energy that can reduce foes to molten goop in seconds. Weirdboyz unconsciously channel the background mental emissions of nearby greenskins. Even a close-run squigeating contest between two rowdy Boyz will cause waves of energy to pulse through any Weirdboy that strays near. Unless the Weirdboy finds some way to release this pent-up energy his head will explode, detonating the heads of nearby Orks in the bargain, this can prove highly inconvenient.

Any Weirdboy lucky enough to reach maturity will have learned how to release his powers in a searing energy blast or destructive wave. Though this makes the Weirdboy feel fantastic, it can result in a messy death for anyone in his vicinity.

Some Weirdboyz, known as "Warpheads," become addicted to the thrill of spewing WAAAGH! energy, actively seeking out the deadly rush of battle. However, for most Weirdboyz the battlefield is a miserable and dangerous place. They must normally be dragged there by burly minders, pointed unceremoniously at the foe, and forced to spew mighty bolts of ectoplasmic energy in their general direction. This affords the Weirdboy a few moments of blissful relief before the whole process begins again.

Ability Score Adjustments: +2 Wisdom -2 charisma to a maximum 20.

Speed: The Weird Boys speed is 30ft

Size: Weird Boys are Nobbs, Being around 8 to 12ft tall. Regardless of your position in that range, your size is Medium.

Gretchen / Grot

Although they possess a similar physiology to the Orks, Gretchin are not as strong or as tough as their larger brethren.

To compensate for this, the Gretchin possess an abundance of low cunning. Commonly known as "Grots" to the Orks, Gretchin are even more numerous than Orks. They scurry around the larger greenskins on scrawny legs, and their grasping fingers snatch and steal from the unwary.

Gretchin have large, bulbous heads and wide tattered ears that flatten against their bald pates when they are afraid (which is most of the time). Sharp fangs fill their jaws, ever-ready to be sunk into the flesh of the weak or infirm, and malice gleams in their eyes whenever there is an opportunity for violence.

The Grots' large and protruberant noses give them an excellent sense of smell, their ears afford them a similarly advanced sense of hearing, and their eyesight is acute even in the dark.

These traits, combined with a heightened instinct for self-preservation, mean that Gretchin can not only survive but even thrive in a society dominated by vicious predators.

Some Grots have their survival instinct honed to such a degree that they may possess a rudimentary sixth sense, or are naturally far more fortunate than they have any right to be.

The Grots improve their chances of survival further by exhibiting a fawning and obsequious nature to their Ork masters. Though braver Gretchin will pull faces and make rude gestures behind the backs of the bigger greenskins, few are stupid enough to risk doing so openly.

Grots are fast learners and quick to spot an opportunity, meaning that many wind up as assistants or servants to more important Orks like Mekboyz or Nobz. Others will simply attempt to stay out of the Orks' way, whole groups of Grots fashioning hideouts amid scrap piles or warrens of tunnels too constricted for Orks to squeeze their bulk down.

Ability Score Adjustments: +4 Dexterity to a maximum 20 -2 Constitution.

Speed: The Gretchens speed is 35ft

Size: The Grotling are dimunitive and small being around are 3 to 4 ft tall and weigh about 50 pounds. Regardless of your position in that range, your size is Small.

Sneaky Escape: You can take the Disengage or Hide action as a Bonus Action on each of your turns.

Grot Cunning: When you damage a creature with a melee or ranged Attack and the creature’s size is larger than yours, you can cause the Attack or spell to deal extra d4 damage to the creature.

Small Frame: Gain a +1 to your AC as long as your not wearing medium or heavy armor. Furthermore you can move through the space of any creature that is of a size larger than yours.

Space marine

Astartes who remember why they were created by the Emperor, who avoid the trap of hubris which the Space Marines are so prone to and which has seduced so many of their number to serve the Ruinous Powers of Chaos. space marines are the final guardians of Mankind, the saviours of last resort.

They were intended not to lead humanity, but to defend it, sometimes even from itself. At the heart of that mission lies the limitless compassion the Emperor extended to every man and woman in the galaxy when He willingly chose to condemn Himself to more than 10,000 years of imprisonment within a dying prison of flesh for their sake.

Some Astartes sneer at compassion, seeing it as one more human weakness that has been purged from their superior transhuman bodies and minds. But the wisest of the Space Marines know that in the end, compassion is their only salvation.

Potential Space Marines are usually, but not always, recruited from the worlds where a Chapter has established its fortress-monastery, although some Chapters are known to recruit from a collection of different worlds in an area of space that they protect or frequent.

Recruiting methods vary from Chapter to Chapter. Some select their neophytes from feral tribes roaming the surface of inhospitable worlds, while others draw upon eager volunteers who have been groomed from birth to become an Astartes.

Still others watch and kidnap potential warriors, turning them into Astartes whether they will it or not. Whatever the method, all Space Marine Chapters will only accept those who successfully pass the grueling initiation trials and prove themselves worthy of becoming a Space Marine.

A Primaris Space Marine Intercessor of the Ultramarines Chapter in Mark X Tacticus Pattern Power Armour wielding a Mark II Cawl Pattern Bolt Rifle.

However a man becomes a Space Marine does not matter: once his body has been forged into that of a transhuman Astartes, he must forever stand apart from the people to whom he was once kin and who he is now sworn to protect. Once a man becomes a Space Marine, he is no longer mortal; his genetic heritage is now that of the Emperor Himself, and a spark of the same divine majesty flows in his veins.

There are approximately 1,000 Space Marine Chapters active in the Imperium of Man at any one time. Since the opening of the Great Rift, these Chapters have been comprised of a mixture of traditional Firstborn Space Marines and the even more enhanced Primaris Space Marines, or may contain only Primaris Marines.

A list of the most notable and well-known Chapters in the Imperium can be found here. This number has stayed relatively constant since the Second Founding in the 31st Millennium following the Horus Heresy when the First Founding Space Marine Legions were broken up.

However, the exact population of Astartes in the galaxy remains far from exact and may fluctuate widely depending on the time period and the circumstances confronting the Imperium.

Prerequisites To be a Space Marine you must be the Astartes Race

Class Feature

As a Space marine you gain the following class features

Wrath of the Emperor

Beginning at 1st level, as an astartes, you where raised to hate the foes of the emperor it is as much in you heart as it is in your blood, as a result, you may as a bonus action enter a state of wrath, gaining the below abilities

• You gain a bonus to all strength and wisdom saves and ability checks equal to your Wrath Bonus collum on the Space marine Table.
• You gain a bonus to all damage dealt by Space marine weapon attacks Equal to the Wrath Bonus collum on the Space marine Table.
• Gain Temporary hit points Equal to your Warth bonus + your Level x2

Your Emperors Wrath lasts for 1 minute. It ends early if you are knocked Unconscious or if Your Turn ends and you haven’t attacked a Hostile creature since your last turn or taken damage since then. You can also end your Emperors Wrath on Your Turn as a Bonus Action.

Once you have used you Emperors Wrath the number of times shown for your Space Marine level in the Emperors Warth column of the Space Marine table, you must finish a Long Rest before you can use the Emperors Wrath again.

Exploit

Starting at 2nd level, because of your genetically enhanced mind and enhanced Combat training, you are able to recognize momentary weaknesses in your enemies’ defenses. Once per use of this feature, you can give yourself advantage on a single attack roll. You have a number of uses of this feature equal to half your intelligence modifier (rounded up) and all expended uses are regained after a short or long rest.

Resistance Training

Starting at 2nd level, through the use of extensive training, you have learned unique ways to increase your chance of success when subject to certain attacks. Whenever you are the target of an attack or spell that requires you to roll a saving throw, you can add half your Intelligence modifier rounded up in addition to any other modifiers on the saving throw.

At 10 level in this class you gain the Improved Resistance Training, this increases the bonus to your whole intellgence modifier instead of just half.

Battlefeild Roll

At 3rd level, you choose a Battlefeild roll that you strive to emulate, in addition you may have alter your physical form in a significant way. Choose either Tech marine, veteran, Apothecary, Chapline or librarian, Scout or Commander, all detailed at the end of the class description. Your choice grants you features at 3rd level and again at 7th, 11th, 15th, and at 20th level you get an Battlefeild roll master feature.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 6th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. The number of attacks increases by when you reach 11th level in this class.

Greater Wrath

Beginning at 9th level, you may pick on of the below Upgrades to your Wrath of the emperor. At level 18 you gain this ability again and you may pick a second upgrade.

• You gain a bonus to all strength and wisdom saves and ability checks equal to 2x your Wrath Bonus.
• You gain a bonus to all damage dealt by Space marine weapon attacks Equal to 2x your Wrath Bonus.
• Gain Temporary hit points Equal to 4x your Warth bonus + your Level

Improved Exploit

At 13th level you get the Improved Exploit feature increasing the total number of uses to your intelligence modifier per short or long rest.

Death is the end to my Wrath

Beginning at 15th level, your Emperors Wrath is so true that it ends early only if you fall Unconscious or if you choose to end it.

Wrath Beyond Death

Beginning at 18th level, your honor fuels your rage and allows you to shrug off Mortal blows.

While you’re in a Warth, having 0 Hit Points doesn’t knock you Unconscious. You still must make Death Saving Throws, and you suffer the normal Effects of taking damage while at 0 Hit Points. However, if you would die due to failing Death Saving Throws, you don’t die until your Wrath ends, and you die then only if you still have 0 Hit Points.

Battlefeild Roll

Different Space marines choose different approaches to executing their combat superiority on the battlefield in the name of there Emperor and the founding Chapter. The Battlefeild Roll you choose to emulate reflects your approach.

Crushing Grasp

At 11th level, you have learned to push your servo arms to their limits. Your unarmed strikes with your mechanical arms now use a D10 for their damage die, you have also discovered how to concentrate Force energy. Once per turn on a hit with one of your unarmed strikes you can choose to do an additional damage die if the target you hit is grappled by you.You also gain the ability, once per turn, to instead of dealing this additional bludgeoning damage, attempt to stun the target. On a successful unarmed strike, the target must roll a Constitution saving throw, on a failed save the target suffers the stunned condition.

You have a limited number of uses on the stun part of this feature, equal to 1/2 your Intelligence modifier (rounded up). All expended uses recharge after you have taken a short or long rest.

Servo Harness

At 15th level, when in power armor you gain a Sevo-harness as described in the Mechadendrites section of this book.

Master of the forge

At 20th level you get the bonus damage die from your Crushing grasp feature on both of your unarmed attacks if they hit and you may use the stun a number of charges equal to your intelligence mod per short or long rest and You double any heal made with your Construct healing abilities.

Veteran

Veteran Marines are those Astartes in the Loyalist Space Marine Chapters who have gained considerable experience in the service of their Chapter and often serve in the Chapter's elite 1st Company which is comprised solely of Veteran Squads or as an elite corps or Command Squad within a Chapter's other companies.

Veteran Squads are exclusively a part of the 1st Company of the Chapter. The Veteran Squad's white tactical symbol is based on the Crux Terminatus used by the Chapter's Terminators.

There are many variations of this symbol and the Codex Astartes not only approves the use of these variations but also encourages the Master of the Chapter to regularly change the symbol to confound the Chapter's foes.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Survival, Athletics and Strength or Dexterity Saves your choice.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power/Chain Fist.

Veterans Traits

When you choose this roll at 3rd level, in the pursuit of combat superiority, granting you several benefits:

• Your arms strength and precision to allow you to deal an additional 1D4 damage on your melee attacks.
• You pick one more fighting style.
• You gain proficiency with unarmed strikes. and can deal leathal damage if you choose.

Furthermore you gain a Crux Terminatus as described in the Advanced gear section of this book.

Battle Hardened Veteran

At 7th level, you gain the the following abilities.

Second Wind: You have a limited well of stamina that you can draw on to protect yourself from harm. On Your Turn, you can use a Bonus Action to regain Hit Points equal to 1d10 + your Imperial legionnaire level. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or Long Rest before you can use it again.

Indomitable: you can reroll a saving throw that you fail. If you do so, you must use the new roll. Once you use this feature, you must finish a Long Rest before you can use it again.

Action surge: you can push yourself beyond your normal limits for a moment. On Your Turn, you can take one additional action on top of your regular action and a possible Bonus Action. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or Long Rest before you can use it again.

Veterans Endurance

At 11th level, you gain a 2 Features or a set of Terminator Armor and one extra use of Indomitable ability

Veterans action

At 15th level, you gain the Extra Attack (3) and one extra use of the second wind ability.

Master Veteran

At 20th level you gain the, you may use the indomitable ability 3 times between rests and you get one extra use of either, action surge or second wind per short rest or long rest, Your choice each day.

Apothecary

An Apothecary is a specialist Space Marine officer who possesses advanced biomedical and scientific training and who serves as a combat medic and research physician for his Chapter. An Apothecary's role in battle is to recover the gene-seed from slain Astartes and to tend to the wounded and maimed.

Outside of combat, Apothecaries are responsible for monitoring the Chapter's Neophytes for mutation or flaws in their gene-seed and organ implants and for carrying out the implantation process in their Chapter's Aspirants. The Apothecary is well-versed in the arts of battlefield first aid as well as advanced surgical techniques, cybernetics and bio-engineering.

The Apothecary must be as courageous as his fellow Space Marines if not more so, for he must perform his life-saving surgeries in the midst of the battlefield. If a Space Marine is injured, the Apothecary will use his medi-pack, called the Narthecium, to tend to the wounds. Nartheciums can dispense medical aid and perform complex surgery -- cauterising, stitching, removing shrapnel, and more. Even severely injured Space Marines can fight again with the aid of the Narthecium.

Whereas Chaplains are charged with maintaining the spiritual health of the Space Marines in a Chapter, it is the Apothecaries' role to mind the physical well-being of their Battle-Brothers.

Several of a Space Marine's specialised organs can self-heal wounds that would kill a non-augmented man outright, but such functions take time, and will not happen during a melee or fire-fight. It is the Apothecary's duty to stabilise the worst of wounds, patching up a transhuman warrior's seemingly mortal injuries so that he may return to battle within moments.

Not all injured Space Marines can be saved, however. Even when a wound is beyond healing, the Apothecary's duties are not done. He can calm the dying and speed them on their way by granting them the Emperor's Peace since the Narthecium also includes a special humane euthanasia device for this task, ironically called a Carnifex, that is a solid, spring-loaded piston of metal. This is applied to the sufferer's temple, its powerful spring hurling the piston through the Astartes' brain and killing him instantly.

Apothecaries are armed and armoured like the brethren they serve, and have undergone the same extensive combat training. Their priorities may be healing or extracting gene-seed, but they too are fully exposed to all the horrors of a battlefield, and every company of every Chapter tells tales of the extreme lengths their dutiful Apothecaries will go to ensure their charges are kept alive, one way or another.

It is standard for each company in a Chapter to have at least one attached Apothecary, and it is common practice to have several more that work in the Apothecarion, where they train Initiates and also ensure the Chapter gene-seed -- both in the gene-banks and in the Space Marines themselves -- remains genetically pure and free of deleterious mutation through constant testing.

Additionally, it is the most senior Apothecaries that implant gene-seed into Neophytes, ensuring the Chapter has a new influx of recruits to match the rate of those lost in constant battle.

A number of Chapters scattered across the Imperium have unusual cultures that can impact their Apothecaries' craft. Those who tend to the Iron Hands, for example, must be so well-versed in the implantation and maintenance of bionics that their roles and those of the Chapter Techmarines begin to blur.

Conversely, Mortifactors Apothecaries spend almost as much time on the battlefield claiming macabre relics from fallen brethren as they do healing the living, while the Apothecaries of the White Scars must learn to ply their trade within the transport bay of a hurtling, lurching, bouncing Rhino -- for the Chapter's hunt waits for no man.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Medicine, Chemistery Tools, Science, and Intelligence Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power Fist, Laser Scalpel

Natrthecium

When you choose this roll at 3rd level, you gain a Narthecium. A Narthecium is a tool of a Space Marine Apothecary's trade, containing implements specially designed for treating the Astartes' genetically-engineered physiology and for performing first aid without having to remove the patient's Power Armour.

It also comprises various counterseptics, skin patches, transfusions and other compounds engineered for the Space Marines’ physiology, and several stasis tubes for storing any recovered gene-seed taken from a dead Space Marine's Progenoid Glands.

Medical Training

At 3rd level Due to your meticulous study and training into the healing arts you can use your Intelligence modifier instead of your Wisdom modifier for Medicine checks. In addition you gain the Medic Feature as described in the Homebrew features section of this book.

Natrthecium Upgrade

At 7th level, you have modified your Natrthecium instrument to be able to Inject your allies with medical and alchemical concoctions to give them inhuman ability’s or restore their vigor.

You Learn a number of Biomancy cantrips equal to you intell bonus, if it should change and you take a long rest you adjust the number accordingly. During each long rest you may prepare your Natrthecium with a number of spells equal You to your intelligence modifier + your proficiency bonus These Spell may be Picked From Biomancy Discipline and may only be of 3rd level or lower, you always cast these spells at 3rd level with proficiency using your Intelligence as your Spell Bonus and all the spells will have a range of touch and 1 target. once a spell is used you must prepare it again during the next long rest, you may however prepare the same spell more then once allowing you to use is more than once before having to prepare it again. Although you use spell they are considered nonmagical. because the are actual potions Chemicals and injections you use on your patients.

Furthermore at 11th level you may Prepare biomancy spells of level 5 or lower now and you cast all spells at level 5. At level 15 you may Prepare Biomancy spell of level 7 of lower and you cast all spells a level 7.

Librabian

Librarians are the psykers of the Space Marines who survive an Adeptus Astartes Chapter's rigorous screening and training to bend the powers of the Warp to their will for the benefit of their fellow battle-brothers and in service to the Emperor of Mankind.

Beyond their psychic duties, the Librarians of the Astartes are also expected to record the great deeds of their Chapter and maintain the Chapter's storehouse of ancient lore, the functions for which they are named.

A Librarian is often estranged from the other members of his Chapter. This is usually because the psychic abilities he possesses are what his brother Space Marines are often expected to abhor and purge in most other beings.

Space Marine Librarians use their abilities to serve the various undertakings of their Chapter; however, their actual place in the order of battle is always with the Librarius in a Codex Astartes-compliant Chapter.

As the name suggests, the Librarius is a place within a Space Marine Chapter's fortress-monastery where the Chapter's vast knowledge base, gathered over millennia of hard-fought battles and participation in engagements the length and breadth of the galaxy, is stored.

Space Marine Librarians are generally classified in one of four ranks, each with its own duties and responsibilities within the Librarius. The Librarius is led by the Veteran Space Marine psyker who bears the rank of Chief Librarian. The Chief Librarian is usually, but not always, the most venerable of his psyker brothers.

The Chapter's most potent battlefield psykers are the Epistolaries, each a hardened veteran of many wars. The Chapter's psychic communications and the Librarius's records are maintained by the Codiciers and the Lexicani (sing. Lexicanium), respectively. These ranks and responsibilities may vary from Chapter to Chapter.

The Imperium is eternally vigilant for the taint of mutation. Space Marine Chapters are, if anything, even more careful to ensure that their gene-seed is not polluted. Apothecaries rigorously screen potential recruits for any sign of genetic deviation, but not all mutation is physical. Psychic talent is a mutation too, and is at once the most dangerous and the most useful. The training of a Chapter's nascent psykers is one of the many responsibilities of the Librarius.

Few normal Space Marine recruits survive the rigorous training, enhancement and indoctrination required to join a Chapter. Amongst Librarians, the attrition is far worse. The aspirant must not only endure everything a normal recruit would, but also have a strong enough spirit to withstand the moulding of his mind.

A recruit must be taught how to hone and wield his powers, and how to protect himself from the Empyrean's innate hazards. A Librarian faces a thousand enemies before he even goes to war –- to the creatures of the Warp, his mind is a choice prize. Each day is a walk along a precipice, and a false step can see him tumble into madness.

If a recruit survives the rigorous testing, he joins the Librarius as a Lexicanium, rising through the ranks to become Codicier, Epistolary or perhaps even the Chapter's Chief Librarian. He will use his abilities to pierce the Warp and provide the means for interstellar communication, as well as to identify others of his own kind. He will judge them as he was himself once judged, scrutinising potential candidates and peers for frailty of mind or spirit. A moment's weakness can unleash untold evils, and vigil must be kept against any wavering of purpose.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Warp, History, Perception and Intelligence saves. Pick one of these, then double you Proficiency bonus when making checks with that skill.

Furthermore you become Proficient with the All Thunder Hammer, Power Fist and all Force Weapons.

Psyker

When you reach 3rd level, you gain the ability to cast Psychic powers, this acts the same as casting a spell. See chapter 10 in the PHB for the general rules of spellcasting. but with a few modifications as Seen on PG. ___ Using Psychic Powers.

Warp Charges

At 3rd level, your deep understanding and advanced studies of the warp allow you to manipulate the warp in different ways. This is represented by warp charges, which allow you to create a variety of different Effects. You have 2 warp charges, and you gain one additional point every time you level up, to a maximum of 20 at level 20. You can never have more warp charges than shown on the table for your level. You regain all spent Warp charges when you finish a Long Rest.

Warp Manipulation

At 3rd level, you gain the ability to manipulate your powers to adapt to a situation. You gain two Warp Manipulations options of your choice as described in Chapter 4, under the Warp manipulation section of this book. You gain another one at 7th, 11th, 15th and at level 20 you know all of them.

Warp Touched

At 3rd level, your time around warp energies you begin to develope a stronger bond with it, this can result in many different abilities. You gain 1 Warp touched trait of your choice. At levels 7, 11, 15, and 20 you gain one additional warp touched trait.

Charged Wrath

Starting at 7th level, whenever you enter your Emperors Wrath you gain temporary Warp charges Equal to your Warth bonus, this bonus goes up by a multiplier of 1 at levels 11, 15 and 20.

Furthermore you gain a Crux Terminatus as described in the Advanced gear section of this book.

Power Weave

Beginning at 11th level, a librarian has become used to weaving Psychic power with Martial Powers. When you take the attack action on your turn, you may use one of your additional attacks to instead cast a cantrip with a casting time of no more then 1 action.

Psychic Wrath

At 15th level, When Csating Spell in a Wrath you you gain you wrath bonus to all Spell Attack rolls and increase you Spell Save DC by your wrath bonus.

Master librarian

At 20th level, your knowledge of the warp is vast. You gain 20 additional Warp charges per long rest.

Scout

Scout Marines are the newest recruits in a Space Marine Chapter. Their duties are to infiltrate the enemy positions or to fight as lightly armed skirmishers ahead of the rest of the Chapter. Operating behind enemy lines, Space Marine Scouts set ambushes for their foes, spy out the enemy's movements, and gather what information they can about their opponent's plans.

Sometimes Scouts will covertly attack an enemy camp, capturing a commander for interrogation or alternatively sabotaging equipment and supplies. Striking fast and hard, the Scouts usually accomplish their mission and leave before the enemy has the chance to respond.

The 10th Company of a Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter usually consists entirely of Scout Squads along with the Chapter's force of equally reconnaissance-focused Vanguard Marines.

Each squad consists of a Scout Sergeant and up to nine Space Marine Scouts. There is no theoretical limit of how many Scout Squads there may be in the company. However, in practice, there are rarely more than ten. A Scout's squad number is shown on the right shoulder plate in white. Scouts do not show any company badge, colour or number. The 10th Company does not have a battle standard or a company banner.

Scouts are essentially Space Marines who wear a lighter version of the standard Space Marine Power Armour similar but not identical to Astra Militarum Carapace Armour. This Scout Armour is not as strong a defence as standard Power Armour but it is far less restrictive to movement and almost completely silent in operation. This makes it an ideal uniform for troops whose primary goal on the battlefield is to avoid detection.

Scouts are employed in all kinds of reconnaissance, infiltration and other subterfuge. They are rightly valued for their ability to strike deep behind enemy lines without being seen and for the resultant confusion and terror this can cause.

Scout Marines are physically the same as other Space Marines but in many Chapters the 10th Company has a vital role as a training battalion and new recruits are inducted into the Scout Company before graduating to the Battle and Reserve Companies of the Chapter. In other Chapters the individual companies have a responsibility for this training and the 10th Company includes many Astartes with solar decades of experience.

More lightly armed and armoured than their more experienced Battle-Brothers, Space Marine Scouts chiefly fight as skirmishers, relying on stealth rather than brute force to accomplish missions. Scouts operate independently from the main Space Marine force, their duties including infiltrating enemy positions and clearing the way for the Chapter's advance.

Operating deep within hostile territory, Scouts reconnoitre the enemy's movements, set ambushes for the unwary, sabotage supply lines and destroy communication centres in daring commando raids. Striking in silence, the Scouts' goal is to accomplish their mission and vanish before the enemy has the chance to retaliate.

When first inducted into a Space Marine Chapter, a Neophyte joins the ranks of the 10th Company as a Scout. He is placed under the tutelage of a Sergeant who will lead him on the field of battle and instruct him in what it truly means to wage war as one of the Adeptus Astartes. Only once he has proven himself worthy of his Chapter by excelling in the ranks of the 10th Company will a Scout be deemed ready to join the main ranks of Battle-Brothers as a full Initiate.

A new recruit has much to learn and must endure many long solar months of gruelling training regimes before he takes to the field of battle. Not only must he master the many biologically-engineered enhancements that are at work within his body, he must also learn the litanies of battle that fortify him and become skilled in wielding his wargear.

Not all recruits survive their training, for no quarter can be asked or given when forging humanity's finest warriors, but those that emerge are well prepared for their first taste of battle as a Space Marine Scout.

Throughout his service as a Scout, the recruit is instructed by his Sergeant, his actions guided, watched over and judged as he strikes the foe with Bolter and blade. The Scout will grow proficient with many other firearms, learning how to snipe the foe with long-range rifles and how to demolish enemy battle tanks with heavy weaponry.

Whilst acting as part of an infiltration force, a Scout will become skilled at every aspect of war. He will learn that to be a Space Marine is to be death incarnate, no matter the terrain, the nature of the foe, or the weapons arrayed against him.

Scout Advantage

When you choose this path at 3rd level, in the pursuit of ranged combat superiority speed and stealth, you use a combination of Training and your advanced genetics to augment your existing biological body, arms, legs and eyes. This grant you several benefits:

• You gain advantage on dexterity saves.
• Advanced perceptions training gives you advantage on all investigation and perception checks that rely on sight or hearing.
• Your quick thinking and agility allow you to move and act quickly. You can take a Bonus Action on each of your turns in Combat. This action can be used only to take the Dash, Disengage, or Hide action.

Furthermore, you gain the Sneak attack Feature see Homebrew feat section of this book.

Lethal Strike

At 7th level, gain the Lethal strike ability see below, this replaces your sneak attack feat.

Lethal Strike: you know how to strike with deadly precision and exploit a foe's distraction. Once per turn, you can deal an extra 4d6 damage to one creature you hit with an Attack if you have advantage on the Attack roll. The Attack must use a Finesse or a ranged weapon.

You don't need advantage on the Attack roll if another enemy of the target is within 5 feet of it, that enemy isn't Incapacitated, and you don't have disadvantage on the Attack roll.

At 11th level, the Lethal strike damage is increases to 6D6, 8D6 at level 15, 10D6 at level 20.

Furthermore you gain a Servo spotter as discribed in the NPC minions section of this book, talk to your GM about how to acquire one ant how toy get one in yours is lost.

Uncanny reflexes

At 11th level you get uncanny dodge and evasion rouge ability as described on below. Furthermore you gain advantage on all stealth skill checks.

Uncanny Dodge: When an attacker that you can see hits you with an Attack, you can use your Reaction to halve the attack's damage against you.

Evasion: You can nimbly dodge out of the way of certain area Effects, such as a flame thrower or an Ice Storm Power. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.

Chaplain

A Chaplain is a specialist officer of the Adeptus Astartes and serves as the appointed spiritual leader of a Space Marine Chapter.

Chaplains are the warrior-priests that minister to the spiritual and psychological well-being of their fellow battle-brothers, instilling in them the values and beliefs of the Chapter and promote the veneration or in rarer cases the actual worship of the Emperor of Mankind.

Chaplains lead from the front as awe-inspiring warrior-priests, fighting wherever the foe is most fierce, leading their brethren and praising the Emperor through the destruction of His enemies. Rejoicing in the glorious act of war, Chaplains exhort their battle-brothers to ever greater deeds of bravery and devotion.

In battle, the Chaplains will be at the forefront of the Chapter's battlelines, rousing their fellow Space Marines through their words and actions. Their Power Armour is black and often incorporates Imperial skull iconography, most commonly in the form of a skull-shaped helmet. Most Chaplains wield a Power Weapon that takes the form of a mace and is called a Crozius Arcanum. They are also equipped with an Imperial holy symbol known as a Rosarius.

Individual Chaplains are assigned to each company within a Space Marine Chapter. Others, including the Reclusiarch who cares for the Chapter's sacred Reclusiam and the Master of Sanctity who is the chief Chaplain of a Chapter and an officer whose rank is usually subordinate only to that of the Chapter Master himself, operate within the Chapter's command structure independent of any specific company.

A Chaplain is fanatically loyal to his Chapter and to the Emperor, and works to instill a similar devotion in his fellow Astartes.

Chaplains are the true spiritual leaders of a Space Marine Chapter. They are awe-inspiring warrior-priests who administer the rites, preserve the rituals and perform the ancient ceremonies of initiation, vindication and redemption that are as important to a Space Marine Chapter as its roll of honour or its skill at arms.

Chaplains are daunting figures even for other Space Marines to behold. Their Power Armour is jet black and adorned with icons of battle and tokens of ritual and mystery; their Skull Helms are death masks that evoke the stern visage of the immortal Emperor.

Every aspect of a Chaplain's garb serves to remind all who gaze upon him of mortality's impermanence and thus the importance of preserving the immortal soul. Beneath this stern cladding is a man no less grim of aspect and manner.

Chaplains are notoriously strict individuals. They are responsible for the spiritual and psychological well-being of their battle-brothers and renowned for their unwavering sense of duty. Through tenet, dogma and catechism, they armour their brother Space Marines against heresy and false pride, instilling the wisdom of both primarch and Emperor in those who are their most trusted servants.

Every company in a Space Marine Chapter has its own Chaplain. He acts as a leader in both devotions and combat and is second only to the company captain in rank. A Chapter's Chaplains are also the keepers of the Reclusiam, a hallowed place overseen by the greatest and most veteran of their number, the Master of Sanctity.

The Reclusiam is the fortress-monastery's central shrine, where prayers and meditations are conducted. It is a place of great spiritual reverence, where the Chapter's battle standards hang from hallowed walls and the very stones echo with remembrance.

Here are kept the Chapter's most holy relics: fragments of armour, banners from times of legend, and the raiments of ancient heroes who long ago passed beyond mortal service. However, the Chaplains teach that the presence of a formal chapel is not necessary for a Space Marine; the fires of battle serve as their places of worship, the roar of Bolters and Chainswords their prayers and the righteous slaughter of their foes their truest offerings.

The first Space Marine Chapters were founded centuries before the development of the Imperial Cult or the Adeptus Ministorum, and with the exception of the Black Templars and several others, Space Marines have never acknowledged the doctrines or religious supremacy of the Ecclesiarchy.

Space Marine Chaplains care little for the ravings of the Ecclesiarch's priests and ignore the dictates of the Imperial Cult in favour of their own ancient traditions.

While the Adeptus Ministorum has gradually extended its influence throughout the human-settled galaxy, it has failed to sway the Space Marine cults, which remain as stubbornly independent as they ever were in millennia past.

When war calls, a Chaplain takes the fight to wherever the conflict is fiercest. He leads from the fore, rejoicing in the righteous slaughter of his enemies, all the while rendering thunderous praise to the beloved Emperor of Mankind and his primarch.

A Chaplain chants the liturgies of battle with every breath, punctuating his oration with strikes from his Crozius Arcanum –- the battle staff that is both the symbol of his office and his chosen weapon of war.

Through his example and his devotion, the Chaplain exhorts his fellow battle-brothers to the pinnacle of their dedication, so that they might conquer with valour those most dire threats which would resist all else.

Spiritual Leader

Starting at 3rd level you gain two litanies of you choice.the use of these are described as well as may chosen These from the Divine Category in the Hymns, Litanies and Chants section of this book.

Furthermore at levels 7, 11, 15 and 20 you gain one more litany of your choice.

Channel Wrath

Starting at 7th level, you gain the ability to channel the emperors Wrath into fuel a few effect. When you are In a wrath you gain acsess to the, Fear of the Emperor or Rally. When you gain this ability pick one of the abilities below.

Channel Wrath: Fear of the Emperor As an action, you present Crozius and speak a prayer censuring the Chaos. Each Chaos Creature that can see or hear you within 30 feet of you must make a Wisdom saving throw. If the creature fails its saving throw, it is Feared for 1 minute taking a new test at the end of each of its turns if the test is passed.

A Feared creature must spend its turns trying to move as far away from you as it can, and it can't willingly move to a space within 30 feet of you. It also can't take reactions. For its action, it can use only the Dash action or try to escape from an effect that prevents it from moving. If there's nowhere to move, the creature can use the Dodge action.

Channel Wrath: Rally As an action, you present your holy Symbol and Speak word of encouragement that can restore a number of Hit Points equal to five times your legionnaire level.

Choose any creatures within 30 feet of you, and divide those Hit Points among them. This feature can restore a creature to no more than its hit point maximum. You can’t use this feature on a Undead, Construct or Chaos.

Exortic Channel As an action, you present your holy Symbol and Speak word of of Exorcisim that can restore a number of Corruption points equal to half you level (Round up).

You must then finish a short or Long Rest to use your Channel Wrath again.

Some Channel Wrath Effects require Saving Throws. When you use such an effect from this class, the DC equals 8 + your Wisdom bonus + your Wrath bonus.

Beginning at 11th level, you can use your Channel Wrath twice between rests, and beginning at 15th level, you can use it three times between rests and at 20th level you may use it Four times Between rests. When you finish a short or Long Rest, you regain your expended uses.

Furthermore you gain a Crux Terminatus as described in the Advanced gear section of this book.

Improved Channel Wrath

At 11th level, depending on what channel you picked you gain an enhanced effect when uses your channel Wrath.

Destroy Chaos: When a Chaos Heratic or deamon of CR 2 or lower fails its saving throw against Your Fear of the Emperor feature, the creature is instantly destroyed. either the individual offs themselves in some way or the deamon Snaps its self back do the dark pocket of filth it may have crawled out of This increases to CR 3 at 15th level and CR4 at 20th level.

Invigoration when you use your Rally channel ability you may heal a number of hit points equal to 10 times your level .

Exortic Cleans when you use your Exortic Channel that can restore a number of Corruption points equal to level.

Reclusiarch

Beginning at 15th level, you gain additional benefits to your litanies as seen below.

• The Litany can last for a indefinite amount of time provided you can still speak.
• You can start a litany as a bonus action.
• Each space marine regains 5 lost temporary hit points to a max of there maximum gained in there wrath of the Emperor each round.

Furthermore you may use you Litany of Hate ability a number of times per long rest equal to your wisdom bonus

Master of Sanctity

At 20th level, you may re-roll a number of dice per long rest equal to your Wisdom modifier.

Commander

A commander is a senior Astartes or Primaris Space Marine officer who commands one of the 10 companies in a standard Space Marine Chapter or Primaris Space Marine Chapter that follows the dictates of the Codex Astartes. These hardened Veterans have proven themselves in the maelstrom of battle as members of their Chapter's elite 1st Company, or through their bloody and dedicated service in their own company prior to the death of their predecessor and their ascension to command.

As penultimate masters of the battlefield, commander are able to read its ebb and flow, and adjust their battlefield formations accordingly. Leading from the front, by his example shall a Captain's men know what it is to be an Adeptus Astartes, and from his teachings shall they learn the trade of battle in the Emperor's name.

A Space Marine commander is a determined leader whose rank speaks of a past littered with beaten enemies. It is not enough for a commander to simply be a skilled fighter; he must also have a superhuman grasp of strategy and tactics in order to guide his forces to victory.

Centuries of battlefield experience have taught him every facet of war, trained him in the tools of slaughter and honed his wits to the level of instinct. With the merest glance, a commander can appraise a war zone, see every threat and opportunity presented by the shifting lines of battle, and divine how victory can be assured.

Clad in their personalised heraldry, wielding ancient relic weapons, some of which date back to days of the Horus Heresy itself, Space Marine commander are amongst the most inspirational figures in the Imperium. Each is a skilled orator and strategic genius who leads his brothers to victory time and again.

A company's warriors obey their commander orders without question or hesitation, trusting in his many solar decades of experience to conduct them. The commander's guidance increases the value of his Battle-Brothers tenfold, and he justifies their faith in him with every command. A commander coordinates his warriors with deadly precision and inspires his followers to fight with a dedication and spirit that cannot be instilled by discipline and training alone.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Persuasion, History and Charisma saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power Fist, Terminator Armor.

Captain

At 7th level You gain one additional Aura of your choice.

Furthermore you gain a Iron Halo as described in the Shield generators section of this book.

Commander of War

At 11th level, You gain one additional Aura of your choice.

Furthermore You may have 2 Active Auras applying both effects to those effected.

Inspirational Commander

By 15th level,

Chapter Master

At 20th level,

Devastator

A Devastator Marine is a fire support Firstborn Space Marine who serves among a Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter's Devastator Squads. A Devastator Squad consists of a Sergeant and up to nine Battle-Brothers, of whom four are designated as heavy weapons support.

Their Sergeant will be a Space Marine who has received extra training to equip him for his leadership role. Devastator Sergeants are also experts with all types of Space Marine Heavy Weapons, although they prefer to fight with the standard Sergeant's weapons of a Bolt Pistol and Chainsword, or other melee weapon.

Their expertise means that a Sergeant can get the maximum tactical advantage from the weaponry he has at his disposal. Space Marines rely on the tactical acumen of individual Sergeants to avoid the need for complex command structures and communications networks.

The Space Marines in a Chapter's fire support squads have a vital role, for they provide covering fire to their battleline and close support brethren. This could be in the form of assassination of prime targets, counter-battery volleys, or the destruction of enemy armour.

By their target selection, marksmanship, and the timely application of firepower are countless battles won. As primarily long-range support units, Devastators provide their comrades with covering fire whilst also engaging enemy vehicles and other armoured foes.

Devastator Squads best define a Space Marine task force's reach, for they promise destruction with greater range than any of their Battle-Brothers. Unlike most other Space Marine squads, Devastators operate from a largely static footing, abandoning fixed positions only to advance, fall back or occupy a position with more commanding arcs of fire.

The ten Battle-Brothers of a Devastator Squad fall into two groups. The first of these are the heavy weapons troopers. There may be as many as four heavy weapons troopers in a Devastator Squad, and these Marines can be armed with Heavy Bolters, Missile Launchers, Lascannons, Multi-Meltas, Plasma Cannons or Grav-Cannons.

These awesome weapons provide the squad with a host of potential deployments and tactical uses. Invariably, Devastator Squads are most commonly used to counter enemy armour or to penetrate defence points, and also to provide fire support for infantry advances or pin the enemy down with suppressive fire.

The other group contains Astartes new to the position of a full Battle-Brother. Upon promotion into a Devastator Squad, a Space Marine is initially issued with the standard Bolter and grenades with which he will grow ever more skilled throughout his service. His primary functions are to provide close-fire support, call out targets and generally act as backup for the more experienced Battle-Brothers who carry the squad's heavy weapons.

Only when the Space Marine has proven himself a steady and dependable warrior, able to hold a true aim and steady nerve in the black heart of battle, is he entrusted with a heavy weapon from the Chapter's arsenal.

Most Space Marine Chapters equip their Devastators with a mixture of heavy weaponry, as favoured by the Codex Astartes. This allows even a single Devastator Squad to better deal with any emergent threats and excel at several battlefield roles by the simple expedient of splitting into anti-tank and anti-infantry combat squads.

Even so, a few Space Marine Chapters have refined the role of their Devastator Squads, taking to the field solely with anti-tank or anti-infantry weapons to suit a recurring foe or engagement type.

Some of the Battle-Brothers in a Devastator Squad may have fought enough battles to earn Veteran status. These Marines may continue to serve with the Squad for a short time, but eventually they will be offered special duties elsewhere (such as in a Command Squad), or promoted to serve in the Chapter's elite 1st Company, which is comprised of Astartes with Veteran status.

In this way, the ranks of the Chapter's elite company are replenished. Veteran Battle-Brothers wear white helmets, while Veteran Sergeants wear a white-striped red helmet. Following their tour of duty as Devastators, Space Marines typically join the ranks of the Assault Marines.

Devastator Squads have access to more types of heavy weapons than most other Space Marine squad types. In addition to Heavy Bolters, Lascannons and Missile Launchers, Devastator Marines can also field more exotic weapons such as Multi-Meltas and Plasma Cannons. The latter weapon fires balls of superheated plasma that explode on impact, making them exceptionally potent against multiple targets.

The Multi-Melta is a short-range anti-tank weapon, its thermal blast able to melt through even the toughest armour.

Devastator

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Armory Either a Heavy bolter, Heavy Flamer, Plasma Cannon or Rocket Launcher. If you run out of ammo you can procure more in many ways talk to Your DM about the Requirements of acquiring more ammunition. Furthermore You gain the Signam ability below

Signam: a number of times per short rest, equal to half your Intelligence Modifier (rounded down to a minimum of 1), you may gain advantage on all ranged attacks when firing an issued weapon or the target has disadvantage on saving throws for one round.

At level 11 you may use this feature a number of time per short rest equal to you intelligence modifier

Immediate Action

Begining at 7th level, a number of times equal to half your Intelligence Modifier (Round up), you may ignore a missfire when firing an issued weapon. You regain the use of this after you complete a long rest. At level 15 you may use this a number of time equal to your whole intelligence.

Tank Hunter

At 11th level Gain the Omniscope Feature

Omniscope: When you roll damage for a Issued weapon and roll the highest number possible on any of the dice, roll + 1 Damage dice for each dice you rolled the highest on. this includes the dice rolled from this ability

Advanced Gunner

At 15th level you may now be issued a Multi-melta or a Las cannon from your Armory. and you Ignore the Heavy weapon Property with issued Weapons.

Master Devastator

Beginning at 20th level, you may double your Wrath damage when using an issued weapon.

Techmarine Gunner

The Thunderfire Cannon is a colossal, quad-barrelled artillery gun designed to excel in a static point defence role for the Adeptus Astartes. Each is capable of firing and reloading at a punishing rate, unleashing salvo after salvo of high explosive shells, pounding the enemy into oblivion. Only the brave or the foolish dare advance forwards in the face of such overwhelming firepower.

Space Marines task forces strike hard and fast, and a unit that cannot maintain a rapid advance swiftly becomes a liability. For this reason, most of their support weapons are mounted on vehicle chassis that can keep pace with the rest of the force, as can be seen with the Vindicator and Whirlwind, but the Thunderfire Cannons are the one exception to the rule.

Mounted on rugged track units, Thunderfire Cannons can traverse almost any terrain to reach the optimum firing position. Though they can move under their own power, they are normally deployed from Thunderhawk gunships or by Drop Pod, brought in when Space Marine forces need to crack a foe's strongpoint position or halt a sudden enemy breakthrough in its tracks.

Those enemies that get too close will soon be engulfed in a wave of explosions that never seems to cease. Each Thunderfire Cannon is tended to by a single Techmarine Gunner who uses his bulky Servo-harness to reload the artillery piece whilst calculating optimal firing trajectories.

The Techmarine manning a Thunderfire Cannon can set its shells to detonate in a variety of different ways, depending on the tactical situation.

Surface detonations are employed against numerous enemies in comparatively clear terrain, airburst shells are used to scour a foe from cover, and the Techmarine can even program the shells to burrow deep into the ground before detonating; though the force of the blast from such Tremor Shells is greatly reduced, the resulting shockwave is sufficient to leave the foe sprawling, making them easy prey for his brother Space Marines

When you choose this path you gain Proficiency in Technology, Science, Tech Tools, Artificers tools and Wisdom saves

Furthermore you become Proficient with Omnissian Axe, Power Fist and Thunder Hammer.

Servo Arm and Cannon

When you choose this roll at 3rd level you gain one Manipulation Mechadendrite and the Mechanic Feature as described in the homebrew features of this book. At Level 11 you gain a second Manipulation Mechadendrite on your other shoulder.

Furthermore you are issued a Thunderfire cannon which you control. You can only control a single Cannon at a time. Use the below profile for your Thunderfire Cannon.

Thunderfire Cannon

Large, (Construct)

• Armor Class 14
• Hit Points 10 x your level
• Speed 20ft.

STR	DEX	CON	INT	WIS	CHA
18 (+2)	10(+0)	18 (+4)	10 (+0)	10 (+0)	10 (+0)

• Skills Perception +5
• Damage Resistences Slashing, Bludgeoning, Piercing
• Damage Immunities Poison, Psychic
• Condition Immunities Poison, Charmed, Frightened, Exhaustion, Petrified
• Senses None
• Languages None

Mindless. This creature is immune to any spell or effect that would alter or gain control of its mind.

Immutable Form. This creature is immune to any spell or effect that would alter its form.

Gunner Controlled. Only a Techmarine Or a Techpreist may fire the Thunderfire Cannon. A Techmarine or tech Priest must be within 5ft of the cannon to fire it and it is used in replace af one attack.

Actions

Thunder Shot. ranged Weapon Attack: 4 + Users Proficentcy to hit, range 240\960ft., Reloading, Ammunition 1/Thundershot Volley, blast (20ft), Indirect, Deviation (1d6) Hit 11 (3d4 Bludgeoning 3d4 Piercing + Gunners Dex damage).

Special: If the the gun does not fit somewhere, you may disassemble it, this takes 2 rounds and it becomes 4 peaces, 2 parts to the cannon and 2 parts to the tracks each peace weighs about 150 pounds each, it will then take 2 rounds to reassemble.

Maintenance Rituals

At 7th level you get a Construction Kit, The construction Kit has 2 parts this first is a Maintenance kit with 10 uses, the second part is Artificers Kit with 5 uses. You also gain the Blessings of Maintenance Feature, See below

Maintenance Rituals: As an action you may expend one use of the Artificers kit and Roll a Intelligence (Artificers tools) check DC. 15 if passed restore 1D12 + your intelligence modifier hit points to a vehicle or construct in touch range. This increases by one d12 at levels 7, 11, 15 and 20. th DC increases by 5 each time you use this feature on the same Vehicle unless that vehicle has preformed a short rest. If you fail the Artificers tool check it still consumes a use of your Artificers Kit

Servo Harness

At 11th level, you gain a Sevo Harness though you must sacrifice one of the servo arms for an Cannoneer Mechadendrite, allowing you to fire or reload your cannon as a bonus action.

Furthermore You may have you gun fire when you are up to 15ft from it.

Cannon Upgrade

At 15th level, Your Thunder shot does 6D4 damage of each type and now has the blast (20ft) instead of 10ft. Furthermore You craft an Auto loader on your cannon, it now Reloads as a free action.

Master Gunner

At 20th level you you may add Double you wrath damage on attacks with your Thunderfire Cannon.

Furthermore You may have you gun fire when you are up to 25ft from it.

Biker

A Space Marine Bike Squad is a close support tactical formation utilised by the Adeptus Astartes to serve a wide variety of strategic uses.

Some Chapters employ them to perform reconnaissance manoeuvres, or as hit-and-run raiders behind enemy lines.

Others field their bikes as outriders for armoured columns, scouting ahead for potential ambush sites and guarding the tanks' flanks and rear from assault.

Some Chapters have even been known to use their Bikers to spearhead line-breaking assaults, a role in which the White Scars, Iron Hands and Howling Griffons Bike Squads excel.

When expecting heavy resistance, Bike Squads incorporate Attack Bikes into their ranks. Fitted with an armoured sidecar and pintle-mounted heavy weapon, these vehicles strike down enemy war engines or massed infantry with ease.

So effective is this combination of firepower and speed that many Chapters field whole squadrons of Attack Bikes, using them as highly mobile fire support.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Athletics, Perception, Land Vehicles and Dexterity saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all the Thunder Hammer, Power Fist.

Assault Bike and Basic Bike Training

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Vehicle bay a assault bike, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Furthermore gain the following benefits when you are riding an Assault or Attack Bike.

• Mounting or dismounting a your bike costs you only 5 feet of movement, rather than half your speed.
• you have advantage on saving throws made to avoid falling off your mount If you fall off it.

Advanced Bike Training

Begining at 7th level, because of you experience on an assault bike, gain the following benefits when you are riding an assault or attack bike.

• You may Ram a target or fire one of the vehicals weapon as a bonus action.
• You may dash as a bonus action.
• you can use any two-handed weapon in one hand while mounted, but you can not wield any other weapon in your off hand or if a weapon has a vesitility damage you may use that damage.

Attack Bike

At 11th level you get an attack bike with a heavy bolter, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles

Assault Marine

An Assault Marine is a close support Firstborn Space Marine who is equipped with weapons that are specialised towards melee combat at close quarters and serves as part of an Assault Squad. The term Assault Marine refers to Imperial Space Marines equipped in such a manner; Chaos Space Marines have similar units called Chaos Raptors.

Assault Marines are powerful melee fighters able to best almost any opponent in the bloody close-quarters melee fighting that is such a common feature of warfare in the late 41st Millennium. Each Assault Squad consists of up to 10 battle-brothers of whom one will be the unit leader with the rank of sergeant.

All of the Astartes in the squad excel at close quarters combat, have received additional specialist training and have become highly experienced in melee combat after countless encounters with the Emperor's enemies.

Assault Squads excel at close-quarters fighting. Equipped with Jump Packs, they blaze across the battlefield, charging into the foe with little heed for personal danger. With turbo-engine impetus, Assault Squads slam into the enemy, sending foes sprawling from the skull-crunching force of their impact.

The Codex Astartes dictates that Assault Squads should be unleashed in the first wave of an attack, to strike hard and fast at weak points in the foe's formation. Opposing infantry are shredded with Chainsword and Bolt Pistol, enemy tanks with Krak Grenades.

Such is the way of the Space Marines -- to crush the enemy without mercy before moving on to the next target. Such tactics are far from subtle, but effective nonetheless -- though a foe who perceives this to be the extent of an Assault Squad's capability is woefully mistaken.

The Jump Pack is easily as dangerous as any weapon the Assault Marine carries, propelling its bearer into the heart of combat with the force of a hurtling meteorite. More importantly though, with a Jump Pack comes mobility, allowing the Assault Squad to redeploy quickly in a series of hard-hitting attacks, or even perform controlled low-altitude descents from Thunderhawk gunships.

Assault Squads draw some of the most brutal of all battle assignments. Often operating ahead of the rest of the Astartes army, Assault Marines are ever in danger of being outflanked, cut off, or simply overwhelmed by the enemy every time they deploy. Even if an Assault Squad is knee-deep in corpses and fighting for their lives, its Sergeant must be aware not only of his current situation, but also any imminent or potential developments that will leave his battle-brothers stranded in a sea of bloodthirsty foes.

Should this occur, only raw might and iron resolve will allow the Assault Marines to hack their way clear of the foe and claim victory. Likewise, should an enemy break and flee, it is the Assault Squad that is often tasked with following up and ensuring that none escape the Emperor's Judgement.

When you choose this Battlefield Roll you gain Proficiency in Acrobatics, Perception, Survival and Dextarity Saves. If you are already proficient in any of these you may pick one to have expertise in it.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power/Chain Fist.

From the Skies

Starting at 3rd level you gain a jump pack that allows as described in the advanced gear section of this book.

Furthermore you gain a extra d6 to all melee damage rolls with Jump pack

Advanced Jump pack Training

Starting at 7th level you gain the Truster Evasion and Crushing decent features below.

Truster Evasion: your instinctive agility and jump pack lets you dodge out of the way of certain area Effects, such as a Grenade or a Fireball spell. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.

Crushing Charge: On a turn you have moved more then 40ft with your Jump pack you may make one unarmed melee attack as a bonus action, you have proficentcy with it and it deals 2d10 + Strength bonus, bludgeoning damage. This damage is increases by 1d10 at levels 11, 15 and 20.

The Ground Trembles

Starting at 11th level if you jump more than 40ft in the air and make a chrushing charge you cause a small tremor, each creature within 10 ft of you, including the target must make a strength save DC 8 + Proficentcy + Strength or be Knocked Prone.

Master Jump pack Training

Starting at 15th level you gain the meteoric decent and Lightning Strike features below

Meteoric Decent: Anyone that is in your Tremor will be Knocked if they passed the save and suffer the damage for your Crushing charge if they failed.

Lightning Strike: you have mastered movement with a Jump pack, You gain + 10ft movement and a bonus to all Dex saves and ability checks.

Lord Executioner

Starting at 20th level you have an aura of destruction around you empowering Those around you to savagely attack in the name of the Emperor. Each creature Within 30ft of you gain 1D6 extra damage.

Vehicle Crewman

The vehicle Crewman ams the Rhino tank. The Rhino, or more formally, the Mars Pattern Rhino, is an Imperial armoured personnel carrier (APC) that is widely used throughout the galaxy by many different factions, though it is a mainstay vehicle of the Adeptus Astartes. It has provided safe transportation since the days of the Great Crusade, transporting its cargo of Space Marines swiftly and safely to the forefront of battle.

Robust and versatile, and able to resist the most hostile of environments, the Rhino has become the basic troop transport for Space Marine squads. It has also been used by many other trusted branches of the Imperial armed forces, including the Adeptus Mechanicus, Adepta Sororitas, Adeptus Arbites, Adeptus Custodes, and the forces of the Inquisition.

he Razorback is a relatively new addition to the Imperium's arsenal. The Razorback replaces some of its transport capacity in order to mount a remote-controlled turret on top of the vehicle. The Razorback is usually armed with Twin-linked Heavy Bolters or Twin-linked Lascannons.

The Predator is the main battle tank for the Adeptus Astartes. The Predator is equipped with a turret-mounted Autocannon or Lascannon and two sponson-mounted Heavy Bolters, one on each side. The Predator loses its transport capacity in order to mount the turret and hold the ammunition or generators for its other weapons.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in acrobatics, Perception, Vehicle Handling and Dexterity saves. If you are already proficient in any of these you may pick one to have expertise in it.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all the Imperial Vehicle Weapons.

Rhino Issue

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Vehicle bay a Rhino tank, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles. The Rhino's versatile design has allowed the development (mostly through the rediscovery of STC designs) of several variants, each fulfilling a different tactical role. Popular variants are the Razorback, Predator, Whirlwind and Immolator.

Razorback Issue

Begining at 7th level, you are issued a Razorback tank in replace of your Rhino you may switch witch vehicle you want anytime you have accses to you vehicle bay.

Razorback weapon Upgrade

At 11th level you may upgrade your razorbacks turret to a Las cannon/ twin-linked Plasma gun, Twin-linked Assault cannon or Twin-linked las cannon

Predator Issue

At 15th level you are issued a Predator tank in replace of your Rhino you may switch witch vehicle you want anytime you have accses to you vehicle bay.

Predator Upgrade

Beginning at 20th level, you may upgrade your Predator your turret to a Twin-linked las cannon and your side sponsens may have las, cannons, or any combination of your choice.

Champion

A Company Champion is a consummate Space Marine warrior who is charged with defending the honour of his company, his Chapter and the Emperor of Mankind Himself.

Usually the company's finest swordsman, a Company Champion engages the warlords and champions of the foe in single combat, leaving the company Captain free to conduct the wider battle, rather than engage in a series of personal combats.

Company Champions serve key roles in the rituals and ceremonies of their Chapter, representing their Battle-Brothers in rites, rituals and mysterie just as they do in war.

A Chapter Champion is the most skilled fighter of an Adeptus Astartes Chapter's Honour Guard. Wielding an energised blade in each hand, this superlative duellist is ready to challenge any enemy leader to single combat in his commander's stead, and all his training is bent to this goal.

Such a singular display of martial superiority and devotion has been the salvation of more than one Chapter Master's life and turned the tide of countless battles.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Performance, Athletics and Strength or Dexterity Saves your choice.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Champions Blade, Combat Shield.

Elite Swordsman

When you choose this archetype at 3rd level, you learn maneuvers that are fueled by special dice called superiority dice. The rules and a list of maneuvers are shown in the maneuvers and superiority die section of this book.

Maneuvers. You learn a number of maneuvers of your choice equal to 1 plus your Intel bonus, as shown in specialist features on pg__, under Maneuvers. You learn one additional Maneuver at levels 7, 11, 15 and 20.

Superiority Dice. You Have a number of Superiority Dice equal to 1 plus your Dexterity bonus or strength, this must chosen when you gain this ability, the die type is as shown in specialist features on pg__, under Maneuvers. You gain one additional Superiority Dice at levels 7, 11, 15 and 20.

Company Champion

At 7th level, you gain the slatwart and the Defender abilities below.

Sentinel: Gain the sentinel feature.

Defense: As the Champion you are the face of your companies Defense, you cannot always be on the offense. You have to be an alert defender. You can Dodge as a bonus action.

Champions Wrath

Starting at 11th level, when you enter a wrath you gain your wrath bonus in extra superiority dice, if theses are not used when your wrath ends they are lost and can not be used.

Chapter Champion

Starting at 15th level you gain the Stalwart and Resolute abilities below.

Stalwart: You become a virtual wall. You gain Immunity to all damage types with the exceptions of Force and Psychic while you are wearing armor.

Resolute: You have a strong body and will, able to withstand effects that might force you to back down. You have advantage in saving throws against being Charmed, Stunned, Dazed and being knocked prone.

Honored Swordsman

Starting at 20th level, when you roll initiative and have no superiority dice remaining, you gain an amount of superiority dice equal to your Intelligence.

Chaos Space marine

Chaos Space Marines, also sometimes called Traitor Marines, Renegade Marines, or Heretic Astartes, are former Space Marines of the Imperium of Man who have chosen to abandon the service of the Emperor of Mankind and dedicate themselves to Chaos to achieve their own ends.

Such corrupt Astartes usually belong to one of the nine original Traitor Legions that betrayed the Emperor during the ancient civil war called the Horus Heresy more than 10,000 standard years ago, while others come from Space Marine Chapters created long after the Heresy ended that have turned Renegade. Chaos can corrupt Astartes of any time and place just as its siren call leads many lesser men and women to their damnation.

During the Horus Heresy, the terrible Imperial civil war that pitted the battle-brothers of the 18 known Space Marine Legions against one another, there were two factions. These were the Loyalist Space Marines who continued to serve the Imperium and the Emperor of Mankind and the Chaos Space Marines of the Traitor Legions who betrayed the Emperor and pledged their souls to the service of the four Ruinous Powers of Chaos.

Some Traitor Marines pledged their service to all four of the Dark Gods, a malevolent force known as Chaos Undivided, whilst others preferred to dedicate themselves to the worship of only one of the Ruinous Powers. The Traitor Legions were led by the Warmaster Horus, once a primarch of the Imperium and the Emperor's most trusted friend, son, and adviser before he was corrupted by the promises and lies of the Dark Gods and his own inner flaws and ambition.

The Traitor Legions were the most powerful component of the forces of Chaos which fought during the Heresy, which also included the myriad daemons of the Warp, Human Traitors from the Imperial Army, the potent infantry and combat walker forces of the Dark Mechanicum and Chaos Cultists drawn from across the galaxy.

The flesh and power armour of Chaos Space Marines often warps and twists into new, darker and inhuman forms under the influence of the Warp energies they are exposed to as their shapes morph to embody the corrupted Astartes' new allegiance.

Chaos Space Marines fight for everything they were once forbidden to indulge in as the ascetic servants of the Emperor and the selfless guardians of Mankind. Pleasure, wealth, mayhem, but above all else, the power to rule their fellow Humans in the name of the Chaos Gods is the driving ambition and goal of every Chaos Space Marine.

All Heretic Astartes are ultimately united by this sheer hunger for power. At first, this desire is focused towards specific goals, but as time passes, it becomes a bone-deep obsession. Though the Dark Gods are given to rewarding their mortal followers for acts of carnage that further their divine cause, the gifts they bestow upon their favoured are fickle indeed.

A particularly extravagant slaughter might be rewarded with a blood-red aura that invigorates the supplicant, but it is just as likely the champion will find his arms being reshaped as axes of bone, or that he has the face of a slavering hound.

Eventually, the Chaos Space Marine seeks immortality, to ascend to such lofty heights of favour that he is remade as a Daemon Prince. But for every successful aspirant there are hundreds of failures, mutated beyond recognition into mewling abominations called Chaos Spawn.

Prerequisites To be a Chaos Space Marine you must be the Astartes Race

Class Feature

As a Chaos Space marine you gain the following class features

Chaos Wrath

Beginning at 1st level, as an chaos marine, you have an Unbridled rage, as a result, you may as a bonus action enter a state of Wrath, gaining the below abilities

• You gain a bonus to all strength and Constitution saves and ability checks equal to your Wrath Bonus collum on the Chaos Space marine Table.
• You gain a bonus to all damage dealt by Chaos Space marine weapon attacks Equal to the Wrath Bonus collum on the Chaos Space marine Table.
• Gain Temporary hit points Equal to your Warth bonus + your Level x2

Your Chaos Wrath lasts for 1 minute. It ends early if you are knocked Unconscious or if Your Turn ends and you haven’t attacked a Hostile creature since your last turn or taken damage since then. You can also end your Chaos Wrath on Your Turn as a Bonus Action.

Once you have used you Chaos Wrath the number of times shown for your Space Marine level in the Chaos Wrath column of the Chaos Space Marine table, you must finish a Long Rest before you can use the Chaos Wrath again.

Furthermore You count as having a Mark of Chaos for the perpouses of Hatred, even though you may not actually have a Mark of Chaos.

Death to the False Emperor

Starting at 2nd level, whenever you score a critical hit with a weapon attack against an Imperial target, you may perform an additional attack as a bonus action with that weapon. This effect can only trigger from your standard attack actions. Furthermore you gain a +2 to all Melee attacks against Imperial Targets.

Gifts of Chaos

Starting at 2nd level, Gain one Chaos mutation as described in the chaos mutations section of this book, you gain an additional Mutation at levels 8,14,18 and 20.

Path of Destruction

At 3rd level, you choose a Battlefield roll that you strive to emulate, in addition you may have alter your physical form in a significant way. Choose either -, -, -, - , -, - or ,, all detailed at the end of the class description. Your choice grants you features at 3rd level and again at 7th, 11th, 15th, and at 20th level you get an Battlefield roll master feature.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 6th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. The number of attacks increases by when you reach 11th level in this class.

Greater Chaos Wrath

Beginning at 9th level, you may pick on of the below Upgrades to your Wrath of the emperor. At level 18 you gain this ability again and you may pick a second upgrade.

• You gain a bonus to all strength and Constitution saves and ability checks equal to 2x your Wrath Bonus.
• You gain a bonus to all damage dealt by Chaos Space marine weapon attacks Equal to 2x your Wrath Bonus.
• Gain Temporary hit points Equal to 4x your Warth bonus + your Level

Improved Death to the False Emperor

At 13th level whenever you score a critical hit with a weapon attack against an Imperial target, you may perform two additional attack as a bonus action with that weapon. This effect can only trigger from your standard attack actions. Furthermore you gain a +4 to all Melee attacks against Imperial Targets.

The Long War

Beginning at 15th level, Thousands of years of Hate bears it so Strong that your Chaos Wrath ends early only if you fall Unconscious or if you choose to end it.

Eternal Hate

Beginning at 18th level, your Hate fuels your rage and allows you to shrug off Mortal blows.

While you’re in a Chaos Warth, having 0 Hit Points doesn’t knock you Unconscious. You still must make Death Saving Throws, and you suffer the normal Effects of taking damage while at 0 Hit Points. However, if you would die due to failing Death Saving Throws, you don’t die until your Chaos Wrath ends, and you die then only if you still have 0 Hit Points.

Path of Destruction

Different Space marines choose different approaches to executing their combat superiority on the battlefield in the name of there Emperor and the founding Chapter. The Battlefeild Roll you choose to emulate reflects your approach.

Soul Forge Gifts

At 11th level, You gain the demonic Chaos Mutation

Servo Harness

At 15th level, you gain a Sevo-harness as described in the Mechadendrites section of this book.

Master of Demon Engines

At 20th level you get the bonus damage die from your Crushing grasp feature on both of your unarmed attacks if they hit and you may use the stun a number of charges equal to your intelligence mod per short or long rest and You double any heal made with your Maintenance Rituals

Chosen

The Chosen of a Chaos Space Marine warband are the most battle-hardened of the Heretic Astartes and are functionally equivalent to the Veteran Marines of the Adeptus Astartes.

The most experienced and dedicated Chaos Space Marines are known as "Chosen." Even at a glance, it is obvious that they are favoured amongst the bitter brotherhood of Chaos, for their baroque armour is embellished with forbidden runes and their grimacing helmets give them the aspect of raging daemons.

Equipped with the finest wargear the warband can provide, the Chosen are even more hard-bitten and callous than other Chaos Space Marines, and think nothing of sacrificing the lives of their comrades to increase their own standing with the gods.

Squads of Chosen have many centuries of combat experience to draw upon and are typically found in the vanguard of any attack, fighting from the front where they can earn the most glory and take the greatest spoils.

Sometimes the Chosen will use their battle skills to infiltrate enemy lines and set up ambushes, or outflank an enemy army to launch surprise attacks on the opposition’s strongpoints.

Confident in the extreme, and contemptuous even of those that march to war alongside them, the Chosen bow only to the gods themselves and to the Chaos Champions who command their allegiance.

Like Chaos Champions, there are many Heretic Astartes who may be called Chosen; dedicated, deadly soldiers. Chosen often band together with other such veterans and may be defined as much by the wargear they wield and the tactics they prefer as their dedication to a particular Chaos God.

Both weapons and tactics can be extremely varied, from close combat weapons such as Chainswords and Lightning Claws, to Reaper Autocannons and Lascannons, and the ever-redoubtable Bolter. Chosen come in many forms, from the raging World Eaters Berserkers to the jaded Noise Marines of the Emperor's Children, and likewise their personalities vary wildly.

Some leap into battle with unrestrained savagery, trusting in their berserker rage to overwhelm their enemies, while others may rely on a methodical, stoic approach or even simple, practical sorceries and dark charms to win the day. However, many Chosen are professional and pragmatic. They use all tools at their disposal to their fullest extent to ensure victory, making them consummate and terrifying warriors.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Survival, Athletics and Dexterity Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power/Chain Fist.

Chosen traits

When you choose this roll at 3rd level, in the pursuit of combat superiority, granting you several benefits:

• Your arms strength and precision to allow you to deal an additional 1D4 damage on your melee attacks.
• You pick one more fighting style.
• You gain proficiency with unarmed strikes. and can deal leathal damage if you choose.

Furthermore you gain a Crux Terminatus as described in the Advanced gear section of this book.

Chosen Might

At 7th level, you gain the the following abilities.

Second Wind: You have a limited well of stamina that you can draw on to protect yourself from harm. On Your Turn, you can use a Bonus Action to regain Hit Points equal to 1d10 + your Imperial legionnaire level. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or Long Rest before you can use it again.

Indomitable: you can reroll a saving throw that you fail. If you do so, you must use the new roll. Once you use this feature, you must finish a Long Rest before you can use it again.

Action surge: you can push yourself beyond your normal limits for a moment. On Your Turn, you can take one additional action on top of your regular action and a possible Bonus Action. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or Long Rest before you can use it again.

Chosen Endurance

At 11th level, you gain a 2 Feature or a set of Terminator Armor and one extra use of Indomitable ability

Chosen Action

At 15th level, you gain the Extra Attack (3) and one extra use of the Action surge ability.

Chosen

At 20th level you gain the, you may use the indomitable ability 3 times between rests and you get one extra use of either, action surge or second wind per short rest or long rest, Your choice each day.

Apothecary

However unlike their Loyalist counter-parts, Chaos Apothecaries are rare and not likely to serve one master. Instead they act as free agents who work with those who can afford their prices, though, they could also withhold their services from those they dislike. Warbands notably rely heavily upon Chaos Apothecaries to remain functioning as a fighting force, as they have the skills to patch up or create new Chaos Space Marines. In the Age of the Dark Imperium, however, there are now few Chaos Apothecaries left and even fewer old enough to know how to set up a proper Apothecarium

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Medicine, Alchemy Tools, Science, and Intelligence Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power Fist, Laser Scalpel

Alchemical Experiments

When you choose this roll at 3rd level, you gain a Medicae/Torture Mechadendrite as described in the Mechadendrite section of this book. At level 11 you gain another Medicae/Torture mechadendrite

Dark Alchemist

At 7th level, you now have Apothecarium ands a mobile alchemy instrument used to create horific alchemical concoctions.

You Learn a number of Biomancy, Ruinous or Putricology cantrips equal to you intel bonus, if it should change and you take a long rest you adjust the number accordingly. During each long rest you may prepare yourself with a number of spells equal You to your intelligence modifier + your proficiency bonus These Spell may be Picked From Biomancy, Ruinous or Putricology Discipline and may only be of 3rd level or lower, you always cast these spells at 3rd level with proficiency using your Intelligence as your Spell Bonus. once a spell is used you must prepare it again during the next long rest, you may however prepare the same spell more then once allowing you to use is more than once before having to prepare it again. Although you use spell they are considered nonmagical. because the are actual potions Chemicals and injections you use on your patients.

Furthermore at 11th level you may Prepare spells of level 5 or lower now and you cast all spells at level 5. At level 15 you may Prepare spell of level 7 of lower and you cast all spells a level 7.

Monster Maker

At 11th level, You may now Genetically Mutate creatures, you can follow the instructions for a Genetor making a Mortal genetic modification, but you may use any of the Mutations avalible and you may preform them on Astartes and Mortals.

Monster Juice

Starting at 15th level, You may as an action target one creature with in 5ft, the creature will become enraged, follow the rule for Primal rage class ability as describe in the Feral world savage class. Furthermore when they are raged if there is no enemy targets the raging creature must pass a wisdom save DC 15 or they attack the nearest creature to them. this rage cannot end untill the creature is reduced to 0 hp or Knocked unconcious

Master Apothecary

At 20th level You may prepare yourself with 4 additional spells per long rest.

Sorcerer

A Sorcerer or Chaos Sorcerer is the most powerful type of psyker found among the Chaos Space Marines and the other forces of Chaos.

Sorcerers serve the same role as Librarians do for Loyalist Space Marine Chapters and Sanctioned Psykers do for the Astra Militarum, though many powerful Sorcerers can also be considered psychically-gifted Champions of Chaos.

Instead of the subtle psychic manipulation and divination used by the Farseers of the Aeldari or the strength-boosting powers of the Space Marine Librarians, the Sorcerers of Chaos wield death, destruction, and mutation, the mightiest powers of the Warp.

Sorcerers of Chaos shape destiny itself with arcane rituals and unspeakable pacts forged with the malefic entities of the Empyrean. In truth, "sorcery" itself differs from other forms of psychic ability because it requires interacting and cutting deals for knowledge and/or power with the entities of the Warp in the pursuit of one's own selfish gain.

Through the knowledge gained by such pacts, Sorcerers channel the soul-blasting energies of the Warp into potent hexes and blasts of wyrdflame, and they mould the fabric of the material universe with little more than a hate-filled curse.

Because of their constant exposure to the power of Chaos, Sorcerers are inevitably haunted by the prospect of eventually succumbing to crippling mutation or insanity. Though they believe they are above mortal concerns, the truth is that they, too, are only pawns, raised up and then expended by the Dark Gods for their own amusement.

The line between wielding psychic power and true "sorcery" is a fine one indeed. The Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes may seek to deny it, but every time a Space Marine Librarian calls upon his mental might he risks tainting his soul.

In the heat of battle, even the most capable psyker may overreach his abilities, and instead of recoiling in horror from the resultant carnage, he may feel a forbidden thrill. Such emotions are the first step on a path to limitless evil.

From that moment on, the psyker may endure honeyed whispers in his dreams and visions of immortality. Those who succumb to such temptations and make deals for power with the daemonic denizens of the Immaterium become true Sorcerers, able to channel the malefic power of the Warp to its fullest extent, unconstrained by morality or consequences.

Sorcerers are forever driven to expand their influence and knowledge. They see themselves as having ascended; no longer hindered by blind loyalty to the Corpse-God of the Imperium, they become even more callous and inhuman than those who follow them.

Some are cold-hearted strategists who vent their hatred upon as much of the universe as possible; Ygethmor the Deceiver once orchestrated a doomsday cult that resulted in the depopulation of every inhabited world in the Corriallis System.

Others act as advisors for the Lords of Chaos, subtly redirecting them to their own ends under the illusion of servitude. A rare few roam the hidden paths of the universe, unlocking the secrets of the ancients to better plunge the galaxy into the embrace of Chaos.

Regardless of their goals, all Sorcerers revel in the anarchy of the Long War. It takes only a flicker of resistance to spur them into unleashing the destructive energies of the Immaterium. Their bitterness manifests upon the battlefield as a palpable force; red-hot skulls hammer down from the skies, disease chokes the souls of those nearby, and men are turned into monsters in their wake.

The martial prowess common to all Chaos Space Marines is magnified greatly when combined with the weapons of the Sorcerer, baleful artefacts saturated with the energies of Chaos that can rip the soul from the body of their victim.

The Thousand Sons Legion gave rise to the first Space Marine Sorcerers during the early days of the Great Crusade. Even before the Horus Heresy, the XV Legion of Magnus the Red had a thirst for knowledge of the Warp that proved impossible to slake, and ultimately proved their undoing.

In his arrogance and ignorance, Magnus ignored the warnings of his father the Emperor and could not stop himself from dealing with the denizens of the Warp in the search for ever more knowledge about how to enhance and extend his psychic abilities and those of his Astartes.

Psyker

When you reach 3rd level, you now have the ability to cast Psychic powers, this is the same as casting a spell. See chapter 10 in the PHB for the general rules of spellcasting.

Chaos Psyker

At 3rd level You gain the eldrich blast cantrip. This spell does not count toward your cantrips known.

Furthermore, If you GM should allow it when you gain a Mutation you may instead gain a Mark of Chaos.

Warp Touched

At 3rd level when you become a Chaos Sorcerer you gain one warp touched trait of your chioce, you gain more as you level, this is noted in the warp touched column. The list of traits is in chapter 4, the warp, under the warp touched traits. If your GM should allow it you may pick one ove the three chaos marks allowed to Psykers in replace of a Warp touched trait.

Warp Charges

You have 2 warp charges, and you gain one additional point every time you level up, to a maximum of 20 at level 20. You can never have more warp charges than shown on the table for your level. You regain all spent Warp charges when you finish a Long Rest.

Warp Manipulation

At 3rd level, you gain the ability to manipulate your powers to adapt to a situation. You know all of the Warp Manipulations as described in Chapter 4, under the Warp manipulation section.

Empowerd Wrath

Starting at 7th level, whenever you enter your Chaos Wrath you gain 1 1 power slot, this bonus goes up by 1 at levels 11, 15 and 20.

Warp Combat

Beginning at 11th level, a librarian has become used to weaving Psychic power with Martial Prowwes. When you take the attack action on your turn, you may use one of your additional attacks to instead cast a cantrip with a casting time of no more then 1 action.

Warp Wrath

At 15th level, When Casting Spell in a Wrath you you gain you wrath bonus to all Spell Attack rolls and increase your Spell Save DC by your wrath bonus.

Warp Master

At 18th level, your warp powers a unbridled and raw. You gain an additional 4 power slots per long rest but it must be used on spells of level 5 or lower.

Lord

A Chaos Lord is one of the most powerful of the Champions of Chaos who often serves as the commander of a Chaos Space Marine warband and the other forces of Chaos. A Chaos Lord is usually, though not always, a Heretic Astartes himself.

They are not necessarily those who rose through the ranks properly in a hierarchical fashion, but are often those most blessed by the Chaos Gods or simply the most powerful or charismatic individuals among the forces of Chaos.

The greatest of the Champions of Chaos become Chaos Lords and are often granted hideous mutations and physical alterations by the Ruinous Powers to further their cause. Chaos Lords are so powerful as to be able to bind the other forces of Chaos to their will, although this often brings a dangerous position as advancement among the forces of Chaos is commonly achieved through the death or murder of another Chaos Lord or Champion.

Some Chaos Lords lead through brute strength, others through cunning and some are maniacs bent solely on self-aggrandisement. Others are true-believing worshipers of Chaos and possess a zealous dedication to the cause of the Dark Gods.

A Chaos Lord is ultimately always a tyrannical warrior-king who lives to bathe in the blood of worlds. He strives to bring whole star systems to their knees in the name of his patron deities. Typified by merciless ambition and fierce pride, many of these champions of disorder were once noble Chapter Masters and Captains of the Adeptus Astartes, but long Terran years of unremitting war have twisted their souls beyond recovery.

All Chaos Lords are imposing in stature. In the case of Chaos Space Marines, their genetically-enhanced transhuman physiques have been made even more impressive by the protean caress of the Warp. Their wargear is often as outlandish as their physical appearance; a Chaos Lord may hack his foes apart with a massive Chainaxe, blast them with an ancient Combi-weapon, or slice open their vehicles with a screaming Daemon Sword.

Regardless of affiliation, these conquerors of worlds invariably prefer to lead from the front. There, the visceral thrill of war is strong enough to eclipse any glimmering sense of betrayal they may feel as they rend their Loyalist brothers limb from limb.

Possessed of a wrath so intense it often clouds their vision, the Lords of Khorne lead by example. Each Chaos Lord is a looming brute in gore-stained armour. Many such lords retain their intellect and conqueror's instincts, but their blood-greed is so strong that, upon the battlefield, they could easily be mistaken for mindless savages. It matters little, for so frenzied are the warriors that follow them that they are lost to reason; for lord and follower alike, only the sight of blood holds sway.

Tzeentch grants his lordly devotees access to an almost limitless supply of sorcerous power. Such beings have a supernatural ability to outguess their foes. They often manifest arcane mutations such as haloes of dark flame, third eyes or crystalline bodies, whilst mystical auras protect them from harm, transmuting attacks into harmless energy. Their plans are so labyrinthine that only the insane may even begin to understand them.

The lords of Nurgle are lumbering, filth-encrusted hulks that devote their lives to spreading disease across the stars. Their guts are bloated sacs of putrid gas and rancid fat, and their sagging skin has the waxy pallor of a corpse, but their resistance to injury is legendary. These devout sons of Grandfather Nurgle revel in their foulness, leading Heretic and daemon alike to war.

Chaos Lords of Slaanesh are gifted with strange sensory organs and mood amplifiers that allow them to better savour the shocking stimuli of open warfare. The life of such a lord is a whirlwind of excess that inspires his followers anew with every battle. His mind reacts so swiftly that he can fight with blurring speed and dexterity in the pursuit of ever-greater sensation -- and the pleasure it brings.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Persuasion, History and Charisma saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power Fist, Terminator Armor.

Heretic Lord

When you choose this path at 3rd level, Your fury bring the beast out in all around you.

You have a constant command aura, the aura effects anything within 10ft centered on you. Any Chaos creatures you wish in the the range gains the aura effect you have active, you may only have one aura active at a time, provided you are conscious and can speak. you Start with the Deadly Precision and Skilled Warriors, command auras. you may switch Auras as a bonus action.

At levels 7, 11, 15 and 20, your Command range increases by 5ft to a total of 30ft.

Deadly Precision: Any Chaos creature you wish Within you command Aura range, may add your Charisma Modifier to any of there damage rolls from any source.

Skilled Warriors: Any Chaos creature you wish Within you command Aura range, may add your Charisma Modifier to all there skill checks made.

Exulted Lord

At 7th level you can empower your warband, you gain the All out battle and Wise lord command aura.

All out Battle: Any creature you wish Within your command Aura may add your Charisma Modifier to all of there Attack rolls.

Wise lord: Any creature you wish Within your command Aura may add your Charisma Modifier to all of there ability saves.

Overlord

At 11th level, gain the Deadly Initiative and Expert Team command aura.

Deadly Initiative: Any creature you wish Within your command Aura may add your Charisma Modifier to all of there Initiative checks.

Furthermore You may have 2 Active Auras, applying both effects.

Warlord

By 15th level, You gain the Wise Commander command aura.

Elite Team: Any creature you wish Within you command Aura range, has advantage on all there skill checks made.

Wise Master: Any chaos creatures you wish Within your command Aura has advantage on all ability Saves.

War Master

At 20th level, gain the All out War and War Master command aura.

All out War: Any Chaos creatures you wish Within your command Aura has advantage on all attacks roll.

War Master: Any Chaos creatures you wish Within your command Aura may add 1 damage die to all Critical hist made.

Havoc

Chaos Space Marine Havocs are the Heretic Astartes variant of the Space Marine Devastator, heavy weapon specialists who are trained to annihilate the foe at range.

Squads of Havocs provide devastating anti-infantry and anti-armour firepower, dominating large swathes of the battlefield with volley after punishing volley.

Some Heretic Astartes squads carry a high proportion of heavy weapons to lay down supporting fire for their brethren. Known as Havocs, these squads provide devastating anti-infantry and anti-armour firepower, and dominate large swathes of the battlefield with their merciless volleys of fire. A Chaos Havoc Squad normally consists of 4 Chaos Space Marines armed with heavy weapons and an Aspiring Champion of Chaos whos serves as the squad leader.

Such is the blood-pounding thrill of pouring heavy fire into the enemy ranks that many Havocs become obsessed by the power their weapons afford them. They see themselves as gods of the battlefield, blasting the insect vermin of the enemy into oblivion with each twitch of the finger. Over time, a Havoc Squad that lingers within the Warp may find their heavy weapons becoming a part of them, extensions of their own physical body that can never be laid down or relinquished.

Casings blend with flesh, blood plasma becomes highly volatile, and ammunition hoppers become hungry second mouths that snap and growl for more bullets. Eventually, Chaos Space Marine and weapon become one and the same entity.

This is the way of Chaos, where the Warp bleeds into realspace, it is not nature that defines form but deadly psychic compulsion the ugliness in a Havoc's soul is made manifest in the flesh for all to see.

Havocs often employ Rhino armoured transports, allowing a Havoc Squad to speedily claim high ground or some other strategically important vantage point, from which they can decimate the enemy with their heavy weapons. A Chaos Rhino also allows Havocs to redeploy rapidly, should all their targets be destroyed or an enemy assault be imminent. In this way, the Havocs always stand ready to lend their supporting firepower to their corrupt brethren where the fighting is thickest.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Perception, Athletics and Strength saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all the All Weapons with the Heavy Property..

Havoc

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Armory Either a Heavy bolter, Heavy Flamer, Reaper Chain Cannon, Auto-Cannon or Rocket Launcher. If you run out of ammo you can procure more in many ways talk to Your DM about the Requirements of acquiring more ammunition. Furthermore You gain the Signam ability below

Signam: a number of times per short rest, equal to half your Intelligence Modifier (rounded down to a minimum of 1), you may gain advantage on all ranged attacks when firing an issued weapon or the target has disadvantage on saving throws for one round.

At level 11 you may use this feature a number of time per short rest equal to you intelligence modifier

Immediate Action

Begining at 7th level, a number of times equal to half your Intelligence Modifier (Round up), you may ignore a missfire when firing an issued weapon. You regain the use of this after you complete a long rest. At level 15 you may use this a number of time equal to your whole intelligence.

Tank Destroyer

At 11th level Gain the Shred Feature

Shred It: When you roll damage for a Issued weapon and roll the highest number possible on any of the dice, roll + 1 Damage dice for each dice you rolled the highest on. this includes the dice rolled from this ability

Ancient Gunner

At 15th level you may now be issued a Multi-melta or a Las cannon from your Armory. and you Ignore the Heavy weapon Property with issued Weapons.

Exalted Havoc

Beginning at 20th level, you may double your Wrath damage when using an issued weapon.

Biker

Chaos Space Marine Biker is a well-armed and highly mobile reconnaissance warrior of the Chaos Space Marines who is often used by his warband to launch deadly raids behind enemy lines. Using Chaos-corrupted Astartes Assault Bikes, the roar of their bike's engines growls like a snarling beast that fires the damned soul of its Heretic Astartes rider to acts of greater recklessness and bloodshed. Trailing brimstone and death in their wake, the Chaos Space Marine Bikers act as the harbingers of their vile, dark Traitor Legions.

Well-armed and highly mobile, Chaos Biker squads are mounted on bladed bikes that are possessed of a sinister, mechanical sentience. Even amongst the Chaos Space Marines, their Biker squads have a reputation for cruelty. They are tireless in pursuit of an enemy and will follow a foe night and day to kill or capture them -- or in the hope that they will be led to fresh victims. Some have even melded physically with their metal steeds through the power of the Warp, balefire jetting from their exhausts and oil flowing in their veins.

Chaos Bikers are excellent for reconnaissance and launching deadly raids behind enemy lines. Like those of their Loyalist counterparts, Chaos Assault Bikes are rugged and well-suited to dense terrain, though they have often been twisted by Chaos into something far more unsettling than a simple machine. They are fitted with built-in Bolters that can be fired by the rider without him needing to relinquish control of his steed, and they are often festooned with blades and spurs that dismember opponents as the rider crashes pas

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Athletics, Perception, Land Vehicles and Dexterity saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all the Thunder Hammer, Power Fist.

Chaos Bike and Basic Bike Tactics

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Vehicle bay a Chaos bike, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Furthermore gain the following benefits when you are riding a Chaos Bike.

• Mounting or dismounting a your bike costs you only 5 feet of movement, rather than half your speed.
• you have advantage on saving throws made to avoid falling off your mount If you fall off it.

Advanced Bike Training

Beginning at 7th level, because of you experience on an assault bike, gain the following benefits when you are riding an assault or attack bike.

• You may Ram a target or fire one of the vehicles weapon as a bonus action.
• You may dash as a bonus action.
• You can use any two-handed weapon in one hand while mounted, but you can not wield any other weapon in your off hand or if a weapon has a versatility damage you may use that damage.

Chaos Bike Upgrade

At 11th level your Chaos bike has its Hull Points multiplied by 2 and gains +2 AC.

Master Bike Tactics

At 15th level gain the following benefits when you are riding an assault or attack bike.

• You gain advantage on Dexterity (Vehicle Handling) checks you a re proficiency.
• If you use your ram attack, you can choose to re-roll your damage on a successful hit, you must keep the second roll. You can use this feature once per round.

Exulted Biker

Beginning at 20th level, as long as you on your bike you have advantage on attacks.

Raptor

Chaos Space Marine Raptors are the dedicated assault infantry of the Chaos Space Marine Traitor Legions. Raptors consider themselves to be elite shock troops similar to the warriors who comprise the Loyalist Space Marine Assault Squads, although they are far more egotistical and self-centred.

As Raptors are used to strike at the weakest point in an enemy line, this tactical usage has been expanded into an outright philosophy dedicated to the concept of preying on the weak, making them vicious hunters.

The cruel terror troops known as Raptors consider themselves the elite of the Heretic Astartes warbands. Their murder squads epitomise what has become of the Assault Marines of the Traitor Legions.

Though they were once rare and highly valued Imperial troops, the Raptors have fallen to their own pride and lust for violence. They now roam the galaxy as merciless hunters, relishing the fear they cause as they plummet screaming out of the skies.

Within the Space Marine Legions of old, Jump Pack troops were relatively rare. Horus knew well the value of the surprise attack, and such was his military genius that the arrival of his Assault Marines was the turning point in dozens of critical battles.

They would be held in reserve until the enemy exposed a weakness in its battle line, whereupon entire Jump Pack companies would plunge into the fray, breaking the foe's defences wide open with Meltagun, Flamer, Bolt Pistol and chainsword.

Perhaps it was their habit of preying on lesser warriors that led to the slow corruption of the assault companies that sided with Horus. Over time, those of their number who ventured into the Eye of Terror grew to love the exhilaration of soaring through the skies a little too much.

They became addicted to the thrill of looking down upon the warriors beneath them, and as the rudimentary Machine Spirits of their Jump Packs also became corrupted, these corrupted warriors melded with their wargear until the power of true flight became theirs.

Now there are Raptors whose blood is high-octane fuel that runs through body and wargear alike, whose eyesight is so sharp they can pick out prey from several Terran miles distant, or who can strike from above with the force of a meteor.

The Chaos-tainted power armour of a Raptor reflects his predatory nature, usually mimicking the appearance of a vicious bird of prey or swooping Daemon.

Altered Vox-casters protrude from helmet and battle-plate, amplifying the raw hatred of their war cries and better enabling their wearers to terrify their enemies into submission before the final strike.

The Raptors' predilection for sadism and psychological warfare is a dark reflection of the Assault Marine's traditional role. Simple killing is no longer enough.

The Raptors want not only to tear apart their prey, but to instil terror in them beforehand -- they will go to great lengths to see their grovelling prey's face distorted with fear before the final blow is struck.

Wherever the Raptors prowl, ghostly voices and horrific threats are broadcast into enemy communications networks, the skies are haunted by daemonic faces, and evil shrieks echo through the night so that their sleep-deprived quarry is driven to the edge of madness.

Needless to say, the Night Lords, a Traitor Legion infamous for their terror tactics, attract a great many Raptors to their banner.

Raptors are seen as preening, self-indulgent egotists by many of their brethren, but their unquestionable skill in battle means that Champions of Chaos will gladly enlist them nonetheless.

There is no battle line or garrison that cannot be demoralised and subsequently shattered by a pack of Raptors. Only once the prey is at its most vulnerable will the Raptors take their grisly prize.

When you choose this Battlefield Roll you gain Proficiency in Acrobatics, Perception, Survival and Dextarity Saves. If you are already proficient in any of these you may pick one to have expertise in it.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Thunder Hammer, Power/Chain Fist.

From the Skies

Starting at 3rd level you gain a jump pack that allows as described in the advanced gear section of this book.

Furthermore you gain a extra d6 to all melee damage rolls with Jump pack

Advanced Jump pack Tactics

Starting at 7th level you gain the Truster Evasion and Crushing decent features below.

Truster Evasion: your instinctive agility and jump pack lets you dodge out of the way of certain area Effects, such as a Grenade or a Fireball spell. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.

Crushing Charge: On a turn you have moved more then 40ft with your Jump pack you may make one unarmed melee attack as a bonus action, you have proficiency with it and it deals 2d10 + Strength bonus, bludgeoning damage. This damage is increases by 1d10 at levels 11, 15 and 20.

The Ground Trembles

Starting at 11th level if you jump more than 40ft in the air and make a Crushing charge you cause a small tremor, each creature within 10 ft of you, including the target must make a strength save DC 8 + Proficiency + Strength or be Knocked Prone.

Master Jump pack Tactics

Starting at 15th level you gain the meteoric decent and Lightning Strike features below

Destructive Decent: Anyone that is in your Tremor will be Knocked if they passed the save and suffer the damage for your Crushing charge if they failed.

Lightning Strike: you have mastered movement with a Jump pack, You gain + 10ft movement and a bonus to all Dex saves and ability checks.

Exulted Raptor

Starting at 20th level you have an aura of destruction around you empowering Those around you to savagely attack in the name of the Emperor. Each creature Within 30ft of you gain 1D6 extra damage.

Vehicle Crewman

The Traitor Legions who escaped into the Eye of Terror at the end of the Horus Heresy brought their many Rhino APCs with them. The Rhinos used by the forces of Chaos are a mixture of all marks and patterns, such as the Deimos Rhino, Mark Ib, Mark IIb, and the Mark IIc, and have all been modified and outfitted in innumerable ways, all of which are deemed blasphemous by the Adeptus Mechanicus.

The vast majority of Rhinos in service to the forces of Chaos are of the newer models, as these are both captured from Loyalist Space Marine Chapters or are ceded to Chaos forces when a Chapter has turned Renegade. Rhinos captured from the Imperium usually have all of their Imperial iconography and symbols of allegiance defaced or removed. Many times the crew of the captured vehicle, whether they are alive or dead, will be attached to the hull of the vehicle, usually by chains, hooks, and spikes.

The Predator is the main battle tank for the Heretic Astartes. The Predator is equipped with a turret-mounted Autocannon or Lascannon and two sponson-mounted Heavy Bolters, one on each side. The Predator loses its transport capacity in order to mount the turret and hold the ammunition or generators for its other weapons.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in acrobatics, Perception, Vehicle Handling and Dextarity saves. If you are already proficient in any of these you may pick one to have expertise in it.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all the Imperial Vehicle Weapons.

Ancient Vehicles Rhino

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Vehicle bay a Rhino tank, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Rhino Upgrade

Begining at 7th level, your Rhino now has a Havoc launcher mounted to the top it can be fired by a gunner that is full covered and out of sight or it can be fired by the driver with a Black carapace.

Rhino Possesion

At 11th level Your Rhino Tank gains the Demonic Chaos Mutation

Ancient Vehicles Predator

At 15th level you are issued a Predator tank in replace of your Rhino you may switch witch vehicle you want anytime you have accses to you vehicle bay.

Predator Upgrade

Beginning at 20th level, you may upgrade your Predator your turret to a Twin-linked las cannon and your side sponsens may have las, cannons, or any combination of your choice.

Champion

A Champion of Chaos, also styled as a Chaos Champion, is an individual who has dedicated his or her life to further the cause of a particular patron Chaos God, or Chaos as a whole in the form of Chaos Undivided. He or she is either an extremely powerful warrior, such as a Chaos Space Marine, or a psychic Chaos Sorcerer.

Chaos is attractive for the simple reason that it offers enormous power to those willing to turn away from the light of the Emperor and dedicate themselves in body and soul to the Ruinous Powers.

For many who walk its dark path, it offers the only hope of betterment in a galaxy ruled by an often oppressive Human Imperium where opportunities for true happiness and advancement are the prerogatives of only a tiny, privileged minority, and where the only escape from literal starvation or persecution by an uncaring bureaucracy lies in the egalitarian favours of Chaos.

For unlike the Imperium of Man and so many of the other servants of Order in the galaxy, Chaos judges its servants on merit and skill alone and rewards them for their successes or failures harshly, but fairly.

In fact, many of those who serve the Dark Gods would claim that only Chaos offers true justice to the peoples bound into the corrupt and dying realm ruled over by the Corpse Emperor.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Performance, Athletics and Strength Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Champions Blade, Combat Shield.

Skilled Warrior

When you choose this path of destruction at 3rd level, you learn maneuvers that are fueled by special dice called superiority dice.

Maneuvers. You learn three maneuvers of your choice. Many maneuvers enhance an attack in some way. You can use only one maneuver per attack. You learn two additional maneuvers of your choice at 7th, 10th, and 15th level. Each time you learn new maneuvers, you can also replace one maneuver you know with a different one. the list of maneuvers are on PG. ___ in chapter 5, Rules.

Superiority Dice. You have a number of superiority dice equal to you Proficiency bonus + your Intelligence, which are d8s. A superiority die is expended when you use it. You regain all of your expended superiority dice when you finish a short or long rest.

Saving Throws. Some of your maneuvers require your target to make a saving throw to resist the maneuver's effects. The saving throw DC is calculated as follows:

Maneuver save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Strength or Dexterity modifier (your choice)

At 10th level, your superiority dice turn into d10s. At 18th level, they turn into d12s.

Aspiring Champion

At 7th level, you gain the slatwart and the Defender abilities below.

Sentinel: gain the sentinel feature.

Defense: As the Champion you are the face of Defense, you cannot always be on the offense. You have to be alert as a sentinel. You can Dodge as a bonus action.

Champions Wrath

Starting at 10th level, when you enter a Chaos wrath you gain your wrath bonus in extra superiority die, if theses are not used when your wrath ends they are lost and can not be used.

Exulted Champion

Starting at 15th level you gain the Defiant and unbreakable abilities below.

Defiant: You become a virtual wall. You gain Immunity to all damage types with the exceptions of Force and Psychic while you are wearing armor.

Unbreakable: You have a strong body and will to dominate, able to withstand effects that might force you to back down. You have advantage in saving throws against being Charmed, Stunned, Dazed and being knocked prone.

Deadly Swordsman

Starting at 18th level, when you roll initiative and have no superiority dice remaining, you gain an amount of superiority dice equal to your Intelligence.

Imperial Guard

The Astra Militarum, also known as the Imperial Guard in colloquial Low Gothic, is the largest coherent fighting force in the galaxy. They serve as the Imperium of Man's primary combat force and first line of defence from the myriad threats which threaten the existence of the human race in the late 41st Millennium. It is comprised of countless billions of men and women -- hundreds of thousands of different regiments, supported by a vast array of light and heavy armoured vehicles that provide the Guard's primary offensive punch. The Astra Militarum are usually the first Imperial force to respond to a threat if a world's Planetary Defence Force (PDF) fails to suppress it. They also garrison major locations of strategic or cultural interest to the Imperium and are often found in defensive roles. Supported by legions of heavy armour and thundering artillery, the Imperial Guard fight a never-ending war for the survival of Mankind in an unrelentingly hostile universe.

The Astra Militarum is often referred to as the "Hammer of the Emperor" -- the sheer amount of force that the Imperial Guard can bring to bear on the enemy is devastating, but is not as direct or as precise as their Space Marine allies, who are described as the "Scalpel of the Emperor." There is no universal uniform or regimental command hierarchy in the Imperial Guard, although it is compulsory for every regiment to have at least one Commissar to maintain the discipline and morale of the men while watching for any signs of corruption or taint in the ranks. However, it is worth noting that a number of worlds copy the uniform used by the regiments of the Cadian Shock Troops, who are viewed as being the most effective of the Imperial Guard's infantry units. The main tactic of the Imperial Guard is to overwhelm the enemy with their endless numbers, while at the same time hammer them into submission with devastating artillery and crush them with powerful main battle tanks.

The origins of the Astra Militarum date back to the Great Crusade of the late 30th Millennium, when the Emperor of Mankind conquered the stars and forged the Imperium of Man. On the front line of this mission of expansion and reclamation were the Space Marine Legions -- the Adeptus Astartes -- the finest warriors humanity had ever created, each the equal of a dozen normal men. Despite their formidable battle prowess, the forces of the Space Marines were not limitless, and the relentless demands of building a galactic empire pushed the Legions further apart. Separated by countless thousands of light years, their presence became ever more scattered and dilute. The Emperor required more manpower to ensure the momentum of the Great Crusade did not falter, and so the Imperial Army was created, known in High Gothic as the Imperialis Auxilia.

The Imperial Army was a vital part of the expedition fleets sent out to claim the stars in the Emperor's name. Gargantuan numbers of brave troops -- millions growing to billions of men, ranks of armoured battle tanks and mighty armadas of capital-class starships -- were raised, all subordinate to the Legiones Astartes. At first, the Imperial Army was employed for garrison duties and to mop up resistance in the wake of the Legions' assaults, utilised where the back of an enemy was broken and Compliance to the Imperium required only a watchful presence. Eventually, certainly by the time the Crusade reached the Eastern Fringe of the galaxy, the Imperial Army was deployed at the forefront of the Crusade, fighting alongside the power-armoured super-soldiers of the Adeptus Astartes. But everything changed when the galaxy was ripped asunder by the treachery of the Warmaster Horus, triggering a cataclysmic interstellar civil war that engulfed the newly founded Imperium.

Class Feature

As a Imperial guard you gain the following class features

Military Occupation

At 3rd level, you are assighed a Military occupation. Choose either one of the military occupation, all detailed at the end of the class description. Your class grants you features at 3rd level and again at 6th, 9th, 14th, and at 18th level.

Manuver Training

Starting at 3rd level, your quick thinking and agility allow you to move and act quickly. Pick one action from Dash, Disengage, or Hide action. that action only uses a bonus action to use from now on. you gain another pick at levels 9 and 17.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 6th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 19th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. The number of attacks increases by when you reach 11th level and 20th in this class.

Soldier Improvement

At 5th level and again at 10th and 15th level, you can choose to gain one of the following, each can be picked more then once.

• +5 ft. speed
• proficiency in one skill, weapon or tool
• +1 in to any ability Score

Improved training location

By 6th level, you have become an expert in navigating the wilderness. Choose a second favored terrain. While in your favored terrain, either the one you already had or the one you gain from this feature, you gain the following benefits:

• You ignore difficult terrain.
• You have advantage on initiative rolls.
• On your first turn during combat, you have advantage on attack rolls against creatures that have not yet acted.

Well place

At 7th level, ranged attacks you make critically hit on a 19 or 20 and deal an additional damage Die when they do. At 14th level, ranged attacks can now critically strike on a 18 and deal an additional 2 damage die.

Second Military target

By 10th level, you have become accustomed to fighting deadlier foe. You gain a second favored enemy. Your bonus to damage against all your favored enemies increases to +4, and you gain one additional language, ideally one spoken by your second favored enemy or creatures commonly associated with it. Additionally, you have advantage on saving throws against effects and abilities used by your favored enemies, including spells.

Focus Fire

Starting at 10th level, when you hit an enemy with a ranged attack, you gain a +1 to hit on all subsequent attacks against that enemy, stacking up to 3 times.

This can stack this an additional round at levels 13, 16 and 19.

Military Ocupations

Command Squad

By 6th level, you are issued a command squad which consists of a number of NPC's equal to half your Charisma modifier rounded up this increases to you whole charisma Bonus at level 14, The squad may have 1 Medic, 1 voxman, 1 Standard Bearer, 1 veteran and any number of guardsman. Use the profiles in the NPC minions section of this book for the Stats. If a command squad member dies you can procure a new member within an amount of time determined by the DM. On each of the your turns you can command the NPCs with verbal (no action required) or hand and arm signals (Bonus Action required). if you do you decide what action the NPC will take and where it will move during its turn, or they can issue a general command, such as to guard a particular chamber or corridor. If they issue no commands, the Npc only defends itself against hostile creatures or its controllers military target. Once given an order, the NPC continues to follow it until its task is complete. the creature uses your Proficiency bonus when determining attacks and Skills.

Senior officer

At 9th level, you may now use the rally, Hardened Resolve and bring it down orders.

Rally: You can speak out words of encouragement to all allied creatures within command range. They gain temporary hit points equal to your your inspiration die + your Charisma modifier (minimum 1).

Hardened Resolve: As an action you tell you allies to toughen up, When an allie within command range fails an ability saving throw, you can choose re roll it instead.

Bring it down: As an action, you can single out one target in line of sight of you. Until the start of your next turn, that target has disadvantage on all saving throws against all allied creatures within your command range of you and all allies have advantage on attacks against the target of bring it down.

Commissar

At 14th level you gain a commissar to aid you in you with your Command squad, use the stats below for the commisar. the dose not count as one of you command Squad when determining how many members you can have in your cammand squad.

Regimental Commander

At 18th level all Guardsman your command squad may now be Veterans.

Furthermore once per day, you may make an order last for until you use another Order or you complete a long rest. you regain the use of this feature when you complete a long rest.

Medic

Imperial Guard Medics are soldiers of the Imperial Guard who have been specially trained in combat medicine and are responsible for providing first response and front line medical care to their fellow Guardsmen on the battlefield. They are trained as combat medics, fighting chirurgeons equally at home with a medi-kit as they are with a Lasgun. In battle, they stand shoulder-to-shoulder with their squad-mates, fighting with equal skill and fervour, and all the while patching, dosing, or administering the God-Emperor's Mercy to their brothers-in-arms.

When a regiment of Guardsmen is first tithed from a world, they have no idea of what to expect. They could travel to any of millions of planets, or face any of millions of enemies, but the one thing that they can all be sure of is that they will see combat, and that many, if not all, of them will die to ensure that the Imperium endures. It is for that reason that many Guardsmen are trained in field medicine, not simply just to treat injuries and save wounded members of their squad, but to help alleviate the worries of many new recruits; with a Guardsman trained in medicine at their back, they feel safer from the inevitable death that awaits them on the battlefield.

The main difference between a Medic and a Field Chirurgeon in the Imperial Guard is typically the focus of expertise, though the two are hardly mutually exclusive. Most Medics aim to promote the long-term recovery of their patients, but for a Field Chirurgeon, the proper time and equipment for such operations are frequently unavailable.

Going by many different names across the varying regiments of the Imperial Guard, Medics are put in charge of all medical gear and supplies sent to their squad by the Departmento Munitorum. Whether they receive simple bandages to wrap around las-wounds, or sophisticated combat-drugs and surgery kits, Medics are the ones who are entrusted with using this equipment to keep their squad healthy and prepared for combat. Many combat patrols, operating behind enemy lines for months, have stayed alive only due to the medical expertise of one of their squad-mates.

When you choose this occupation you gain Proficiency in Medicine, Alchemy tools, Herbalism kit and Wisdom Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Spacial ranged Weapons.

Field Chirurgeon

Begining a 3rd level you get a Trauma Bag, The trauma bag has 2 parts this first is an Medi-pak with 10 uses, the second part is Truma Kit with 5 uses and you gain the Patch You Up ability below.

Patch You Up: As an action you may expend one use of the Truma Kit and Roll a Wisdom (Medicine) check DC. 15 if passed restore 1D10 + your Wisdom modifier hit points if test is failed only half is gained. This increases to 2D10 at 10th level and 3D10 at 20th level. The creature can’t regain hit points from this feature again until it finishes a short or long rest.

Furthermore you gain the Medic feature as described in the Homebrew features section of this book

Rgimental Medical Supply

Beginning at 6th level, your truma bag gains a third part that may hold 10 uses of your choice of the below Regimental Medical supply, You regain all medical supplies after you preform a long rest and have accses to supply lines so you can acquire more meds and bandages. A Medic may use a Hospitilars, Hospital as a supply point, and you may draw from and deposit Regimental medical supply from its Cache

• Anti Toxin: for the next 24 hours gain advantage on all Checks made to resist diseise or poisons and gain resistance against pison damage. Each pick of this has 2 uses.
• Narco stim: As a bonus action a Narco Stim may be given to a creature within 5 ft or taken. Narco stims heals the target 6D6 Hit points, after narco stim is given and hit points are added to the target the target must make a constitution save DC equal to the amount of hit points replenished, if the test is passed nothing happens, if the test is failed the target is unconscious taking a new test each round until the test is passed with the DC being divided in half each time. If Narco stims are taken 2 or more times within 24 hours addiction may occur.
• Narco tabs: as a bonus action narcotics may be taken or given to regain 4D6 Hit points. If Narco tabs are taken 3 or more times within 24 hours addiction may occur.
• Healing Stim: As a bonus action this stim may be taken or given to heals 3D4 hit points.
• Restorative Fluids: Using a Restorative Fluid takes 1 minute to prep and up to 5 minutes to administer, the target regains 1 Hit point every round.
• Liquid skin patch As a action apply one use of this patch to heal 1D6+4 hit points. Each pick of this has 2 uses.

Field Experience

Beginning at 9th, Any time you heal a target using a medi-pak, Trama Bag or regimental medical supply, you may add your wisdom bonus to the amount healed. You may also use the dash action as a bonus action if you use your action to heal a target during the same turn.

Regimental Medic

Beginning at 14th, Gain Expertise in wisdom (Medicine) checks and a field surgeons Bag, field surgeons bag Has 3 parts the first is an medi-pak with 15 uses, the second part is a Trama Bag with 10 uses and the third part holds up to 20 regimental medical supply. Furthermore you have easier acsses to regimental equipment and supply aviliiable.

Seasoned Medic

Beginning at 18th Double any and all die rolls made for any healing feature or item used by you.

Tempestus Scions

Tempestus Scions (sing. Tempestus Scion), or as they are known in Low Gothic, Storm Troopers, are the elite special forces units of the Astra Militarum and the Inquisition, but officially belong to a subdivision of the Adeptus Administratum known as the Militarum Tempestus. Trained from their youth by the Schola Progenium in the arts of war, Storm Troopers are, perhaps, the finest soldiers ever to serve in the Imperial Guard. Armed with their trademark Hot-shot Lasguns and Hellpistols, these soldiers take combat to the heart of the enemy with blinding speed and deadly precision. Their accuracy is aided by their highly-protective Carapace Armour's integrated and distinctive Omnishield Helm targeting system.

Equipped with the finest weapons and wargear in the Departmento Munitorum's arsenal, Tempestus Scions are trained to carry out missions beyond the capabilities of the rank-and-file Guardsman. Deep strike assaults, reconnaissance, infiltration, sabotage, and airborne or orbital insertion are just a few of the special operations missions with which Tempestus Scions and their equivalents in the Astra Militarum are regularly tasked. They are the very best that the Imperial Guard has to offer, each man a perfect specimen of health and moral purity, forged by experience and training, not into a simple soldier, but into a one-man assault squad.

When you choose this occupation you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Survival, Athletics and Strength saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Power weapons.

Warriors Heart

Starting at 3rd level, You are able to recognize momentary weaknesses in your enemies’ defenses. Once per use of this feature, you can give yourself advantage on a single attack roll. You have a number of uses of this feature equal to half your wisdom modifier (rounded up). All expended uses are regained after a short or long rest. At 13th level in this class gets Improved Warriors Heart increasing the total number of uses equal to your whole Wisdom modifier per short or long rest.

Veterans Traits

At 6th level, you gain the the following abilities.

Second Wind: You have a limited well of stamina that you can draw on to protect yourself from harm. On Your Turn, you can use a Bonus Action to regain Hit Points equal to 1d10 + your Imperial legionnaire level. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or Long Rest before you can use it again.

Indomitable: you can reroll a saving throw that you fail. If you do so, you must use the new roll. Once you use this feature, you must finish a Long Rest before you can use it again.

Action surge: you can push yourself beyond your normal limits for a moment. On Your Turn, you can take one additional action on top of your regular action and a possible Bonus Action. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or Long Rest before you can use it again.

Veteans Endurance

At 9th level, you gain one extra use of Indomitable ability

Veterans Action

At 14th level, you gain the Extra Attack (3) Feature and one extra use of the Action surge ability.

Veteran Guard

At 18th level you may use the indomitable ability 3 times between rests and you get one extra use of either, action surge or second wind per short rest or long rest.

Sharpshooter

A Sharpshooter, also referred to as a Marksman, Sniper, Hawkeye, Scope, Reaper, and dozens of other terms both official and informal, are specialist troopers of the Astra Militarum who possess deadly skills that enable them to kill the enemies of the God-Emperor from afar. These men and women are experts with single shot weapons. Such troopers are generally identified during basic training, but just as often are singled out during operations as their natural talents become obvious. Having been identified as an exceptional shot, the trooper is labelled as his unit's best shot and while he continues to perform the same combat duties he did before, he takes on an additional and highly specialised responsibility.

In battle, the Sharpshooter operates as part of his squad or platoon, serving as a line trooper according to the specific doctrines of his regiment. In many cases the presence of a Sharpshooter in a unit is not at all obvious, especially where the designation is an informal one. In other cases the sharpshooter might wear some form of badge or other insignia, though generally in such a manner that enemy snipers cannot pick him out from his peers. The only other outward clue that the trooper has these skills is likely to be the weapon he carries. The troopers who possess these particular and deadly skills often carry specialised targeting equipment. Usually, this includes a powerful scope mounted on a main weapon, but sometimes takes the form of helmet-mounted sighting devices or even permanently grafted-on cybernetic augmentations. In those regiments with close ties to the Adeptus Mechanicus, a sharpshooter might have received extensive Augmetics and tactical neural implants, all wrought to maximise the native talent he already has for precise fire.

The expertise that sharpshooters hold is hardly limited to their conventional weapons, however. While their talents frequently manifest themselves through the use of the Lasgun to engage targets too far distant for most troopers to hit, they usually extend to other weapon systems as well. While every Sharpshooter has his favourite weapon, all are well able to use a wide range of different systems, from Missile Launchers to Sniper Rifles. Regardless of the weapon being used, the Sharpshooter displays a keen ability to locate an enemy, draw a bead on him, and to unleash the killing round at the most opportune moment. The Sharpshooter is a master of the doctrine of "one shot, one kill" and can be relied upon to send a single round, bolt or blast towards the heart of an enemy where hundreds, even thousands of rapid fire weapons have missed their mark. When confronted with such a foe, any unit commander worth his commission knows which of his troopers is best suited to fire the shot that might very well turn the battle that wins the war that defeats the enemy once and for all.

When you choose this occupation you gain Proficiency in Stealth, Survival, Perception and Dextarity save.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all power.

Pin point Shot

Starting at 3rd level, you are at your deadliest when you get the drop on your enemies. You have advantage on Ranged attack rolls against any creature that hasn't taken a turn in the combat yet. In addition, any hit you score with Ranged weapons against a creature that is surprised is a critical hit.

Furthermore, you gain the Sneak attack feature, see homebrew features in this book.

Leathal Shot

At 6th level, gain the Leathal Shot ability , you may use this or your sneak attack feature not both.

Leathal Shot: you know how to strike with deadly precision at range to exploit a foe's distraction. Once per turn, you can deal an extra 4d6 damage to one creature you hit with a Ranged Attack if you have advantage on the Attack roll. The Attack must use a Finesse or a ranged weapon.

You don't need advantage on the Attack roll if another enemy of the target is within 5 feet of it, that enemy isn't Incapacitated, and you don't have disadvantage on the Attack roll.

At 10th level, the Leathal shot damage is increases to 6D6, 8D6 at level 14, 10D6 at level 18.

Evasive

At 9th level you get Envasion and uncanny dodge ability as described below.

Head Shot

Starting at 14th level, you become a master of instant death. When you attack and hit a creature with a ranged attack that is surprised, it must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus). On a failed save, double the damage of your attack against the creature.

Elusive

Beginning at 18th level, you are so evasive that attackers rarely gain the upper hand against you. No Attack roll has advantage against you while you aren't Incapacitated.

Heavy Weapons Team

A Heavy Weapons Team is a small unit of the Astra Militarum that is outfitted with heavy weapons intended to provide close or heavy fire support to standard Imperial Guard infantry.

Though much of an infantry regiment is made up of rank-and-file guardsmen, those soldiers with an affinity for bulky and more complicated weaponry are often gathered together within a dedicated Heavy Weapons Company.

This allows an Astra Militarum infantry regiment to bring devastating weaponry to bear without relying on the armoured fighting vehicles from other divisions of their Militarum Regimentum.

Those who serve in a Heavy Weapons Company have but one, straightforward role -- to obliterate any enemies who cannot be overwhelmed by massed las-fire.

When you choose this occupation you gain Proficiency in Athletics, Survival, Intimidation Constitution save and Heavy Weapons.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all AllHeavy Weapons.

Weapon Team

Beginning at 3rd level, you are issued from the Armory a Mortar, Heavy bolter, Rocket Launcher, Auto cannon or las cannon and an Assistant gunner. The Assistant is given to you to help with the load of the weapon and the setup of the weapon system, as well as the Reloading of the weapon system in Combat. Ammunition allotment are seen below. see the Minions section of this book for the stats

On each of the your turns you can command the NPCs with variable (no action required) or hand and arm signals (Bonus Action required). if you do you decide what action the NPC will take and where it will move during its turn, or they can issue a general command,

such as to guard a particular chamber or corridor. If they issue no commands, the Npc only defends itself against hostile creatures or its controllers military target. Once given an order, the NPC continues to follow it until its task is complete. If a Assistant Gunner dies or you run out of ammo you can procure a new member within an amount of time determined by the DM.

Advanced Training

At 6th level, you gain one feature from below of your choice. At level 14 you gain one more.

Beating Zone: when you are using a Heavy bolter or an Auto cannon you may treat it as having the Automatic weapon property double.

Big Game Hunter: When you are using a Las cannon or Rocket launcher, When you roll damage for a Issued weapon and roll the highest number possible on any of the dice, roll + 1 Damage dice for each dice you rolled the highest on. this includes the dice rolled from this ability.

Fire for Effect: When you are using a Mortar, you have advantage with the scatter die when deviating the Mortar.

Veteran Gunner

Starting at 9th level you may now be issued a Lascannon.

Furthermore At 9th level you may now take a second Assistant gunner.

Veteran Gunner

Begining at 14th level you may re-roll a missfire when firing an issued weapon. you may use this a number of times equal to half your Intelligence Modifier (rounded down to a minimum of 1), you may not re-roll the same die. You regain the use of this after you complete a long rest.

At level 18 you may now use this feature a number of time equal to your whole Intelligence modifier.

Deadly Gunner

Beginning at 18th level, you Know all of the Advanced Training Features.

Primaris Psyker

A Primaris Psyker is a powerful Human Sanctioned Psyker who plays an ordained role as a servant of the Imperium of Man, for they possess the willpower to fully control their abilities and not become a danger to others.

These rare and extraordinary individuals serve in the regiments of the Astra Militarum and among the ranks of the Inquisition and wield the destructive power of the Warp as a weapon to smite the enemies of the Emperor.

With a single thought they can conjure forth lightning that leaps from their hands and surrounds their body. With but a gesture, the psyker hurls these bolts of aether-energy at their opponents, burning the foes' synapses and searing their flesh from their bones.

Mysterious and aloof, Primaris Psykers, also known as "primary-psykers," "battle-psykers" or "psyker-lords" among the servants of the Emperor, are treated with a mixture of awe and fear, but most of all, suspicion by the superstitious soldiers of the Imperial Guard, with whom they often serve.

Though their presence is utterly abhorrent to all right-thinking Imperial servants, their ability to combat the blasphemous magicks of the xenos and Heretics usually outweighs the natural revulsion all their comrades feel at the inclusion of psykers in the ranks of the Imperial Guard.

A Primaris Psyker is typically attached to a high-ranking Astra Militarum officer who can direct the psyker's powers as the situation necessitates, providing psychic support to the troopers on the front line. A battle-psyker marches to war in a uniform daubed with wards and sigils of power. A Primaris Psyker carries a Force Staff made of rare woods and precious metals that can channel the psychic energy of the wielder.

A psyker can focus his prodigious mental strength through such a psycho-reactive staff, transforming it into a searing weapon that glows with a barely contained, otherworldly power capable of cutting through reinforced ceramite and ripping the life force from those it strikes.

Of all the psykers judged under the uncompromising gaze of the Inquisition, only those whose mental fortitude is great enough have the merest glimmer of hope of becoming a Primaris Psyker in the Astra Militarum. Battle-psykers are by no means the most powerful of their kind, but even so, they walk a fine line between service to the Emperor and eternal damnation.

Every time they unleash their powers they risk predation from the denizens of the Warp -- Daemonic entities swarm to their bright psyker-soul like moths to a flame. Several fail-safes are therefore built into a psyker's wargear. Complex micro-circuitry and neuro-active wiring are connected to psychically-attuned crystals embedded in a psyker's hood or collar, designed to bleed away excess Warp energy.

Such precautions are not limited to the psyker's wargear alone and most have undergone cranial surgeries to implant neural inhibitors that limit the danger of Daemonic possession -- however, such devices tend to blunt the psyker's innate power as well.

When combined with a lifetime of training a Primaris Psyker has a reasonable chance of avoiding powerful psychic enemies and resisting Daemonic influences. For those who prove to be too weak, however, there is always the final safeguard, in the shape of the smoking muzzle of a Commissar's Bolt Pistol.

When you choose this occupation you gain Proficiency in Insight, Warp/Arcana, Perception and Intelligence saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Force weapons.

Psyker

When you reach 3rd level, you gain the ability to cast Psychic powers, this acts the same as casting a spell. See chapter 10 in the PHB for the general rules of spellcasting. but with a few modifiacations as Seen on PG. ___ Using Psychic Powers.

Scolastica Psykana

Primaris Psykers focus on a limited number of Basic Disciplines equal to your Intelligence modifier, from the following Telepathy, Telekinesis, Electromancy, Divination, Biomancy and Conjuation

Cantrips

You learn 2 cantrips of your choice from the psychic disciplines your allowed. You learn additional cantrips as you level, see cantrips column of the Inquisitor. Cantrips may be cast without having your spell tomb and do not use any pages within it.

Power Slots.

The Primaris Psyker powers table shows how many power slots you have to cast your spells in your spell tomb of 1st level and higher. To cast one of these powers, you must expend a slot of the spell’s level or higher. You regain all expended spell slots when you finish a long rest. For

example, if you know the 1st-level power, shield and have a 1st-level and a 2nd-level spell slot available, you can cast shield using either slot.

Spell Tomb: As you level your Spell tomb gets more filled out through you constant study. A spell tomb has an amout of pages as listed in the Spell tomb pages. Each spell in the tomb uses an amount of pages equal to the spell level. You may add spells to your tomb by spending an amount of Hours equal to the spells level writing it into your tomb, provided you have enough blank pages and another writing of the script. You may not inscribe powers more then one level greater then the highest spell level you can cast.

Spellcasting Ability Intelligence is your spellcasting ability for your spells, since you learn your spells through study and memorization. You use your Intelligence whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your Intelligence modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

Spell save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier

Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus + your Intelligence modifier

Smite

At 3rd level You gain the Eldrich blast cantrip. This spell does not count toward you spells known and does not requirer you to wright it into a Spell tomb.

Warp Charges

At 3rd level, your deep understanding and advanced studies of the warp allow you to manipulate the warp in different ways. This is represented by warp charges, which allow you to create a variety of different Effects. You have 2 warp charges, and you gain one additional point every time you level up, to a maximum of 20 at level 20. You can never have more warp charges than shown on the table for your level. You regain all spent Warp charges when you finish a Long Rest.

Warp Manipulation

At 3rd level, you gain the ability to manipulate your powers to adapt to a situation. You gain two Warp Manipulations options of your choice as described in Chapter 4, under the Warp manipulation section of this book.. You gain another one at 6th, 9th, 14th and at level 18 you know all of them.

Psychic Interference

Starting at 6th level, you can use your reaction and your mastery over your mind slow down or redirects an attack. When you are hit from a ranged or thrown weapon. You may use this reaction, the damage you take from the weapon attack is reduced by 1D10 + your Intelligence modifier + your Astartes Warrior level.

If you reduce the damage to 0, you can attempt to redirect the attack to any creature within 30/60ft. Make a ranged spell attack against the new target. On a hit, the target takes damage equal to the amount of damage that was negated plus your Intelligence modifier.

You have a limited number of charges on the second part of this ability, equal to half your Intelligence modifier (rounded up). All expended uses recharge after you have taken a long rest. At 15th level you may use this a number of times equal to your intelligence mod per long rest.

Astropath

Beginning at 9th level, you may use the sending spell at will, though the Percentage of failure may increase with inteferance like warp storms or the shadow cast by Tyranids.

Psychic Defense

At 14th level, you have further strengthened your mind. When you or a friendly target within 15ft radius of you are the target of a weapon attack, you can use your reaction to engage your mind defensively and attempt to deflect the strike. Roll 1D6 and add the result to your AC until the start of your next turn, the triggering attack is also subject to this increase in AC. You can use this ability a number times equal to half your Intelligence modifier (rounded up), you regain all expended uses after a short or long rest. At 16th level the radius of this ability is 30ft

Master of the Warp

At 18th level, your knowledge is vast. You gain 20 additional Warp charges per long rest.

Tanker

At lower ranks a tanker pilots a chimera, The Chimera is the standard armoured personnel carrier (APC) of the Imperial Guard. It can carry a variety of heavy weapons in its gun turret, such as Heavy Bolters, Heavy Flamers and Multilasers. Other weapons, such as Autocannons can be mounted using special modifications. The Chimera also mounts a hull-mounted Heavy Bolter or Heavy Flamer. The vehicle also has six hull-mounted lasguns on its side sponsons that can be fired from the passenger compartment, allowing the units inside to engage the enemy without first disembarking from the vehicle. As an APC, the vehicle is capable of carrying up to 13 Guardsmen including Driver, gunner and commander, although some troop types such as Space Marine Terminators and Ogryns take up double the space of a standard human soldier. The Chimera has amphibious capabilities, allowing it to take part in naval assaults. the standard pattern Chimera with a Hunter-Killer Missile Launcher mounted on the turret in addition to the Multilaser. The Chimera chassis is the basis for many other Imperial vehicles, including the Basilisk, the Hydra, and the Hellhound.

as a tanker climes in rank he will be appointed a leman russ tank. The Leman Russ battle tank is the most commonly found tank in Imperial Guard regiments. It is a simple design and one that has stood the test of time. Its versatility and relative ease of construction make it the tank most often requested by imperial officers to be attached to their infantry formations.

The Leman Russ has thick armour to the front and relatively thick armour on its flanks, however it has quite weak rear armour. It is relatively maneuverable, but due to no visible suspension system the ride is assumed to be relatively rough. The tank is renowned for its loud engine, and the vehicle is crewed by 5 or 6 people consisting of a Commander, a Primary Gunner, sponson Gunners and a Driver. The crew compartment is quite cramped, and is considered uncomfortable, claustrophobic and loud.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in acrobatics, Perception, Vehicle Handling and Dextarity saves. If you are already proficient in any of these you may pick one to have expertise in it.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all the Imperial Guard Vehicle Weapons.

Chimera Issue and crew

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Vehicle bay a Chimera tank, your chimera may have a Auto cannon or a Multi laser. Refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Furthermore you gain A Crew of Guardsman equal in number to Half your Charisma bonus (rounded up). At level 9 this becomes equal to you Whole Charisma Bonus. Refer to the Guard Officer for Guardsmans Stats and rules for there use.

Chimera Upgrade

Beginning at 6th level, you are issued a Gryphonne pattern Chimera in replace of your Gryphonne pattern Chimera turret may have a Twin heavy Bolter, Las cannon. You may switch out vehicles whenever you have acsess to your vehicle bay.

Assault tank Issue

At 9th level, you are issued your pick of a Hellhound, Devildog or Banewolf pattern Chimera in replace of You may switch out vehicles whenever you have acsess to your vehicle bay. Refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Leman Russ Issue

At 14th level you are issued a leman russ tank in replace of your chimera you may switch witch vehicle you want anytime you have accses to you vehicle bay. Refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Leman Russ Upgrade

Beginning at 18th level, you may upgrade your Leman Russ to any leman russ pattern or any combo of weapons you choose.

Sentinel Pilot

The Sentinel is a one-man, all-terrain, lightweight, bipedal combat walker that is used by the various regiments of the Astra Militarum. The Sentinel is most favoured when Imperial Guard patrols must move across rough terrain that would completely immobilise heavier vehicles. Sentinels achieve a perfect balance of robustness and mobility, able to negotiate terrain that would immobilise heavier battle tanks and armoured vehicles whilst still able to face down fire that would shred ranks of infantry.

Some Sentinels, appropriately called Armoured Sentinels, may possess better cockpit armour-plating than the norm and are fitted with stabilisers to let them carry heavier weaponry. This transforms the Sentinel's role in an Imperial Guard regiment from one of armed reconnaissance and light infantry fire support to one of full-on anti-armour or even artillery support.

When you choose this roll you gain Proficiency in Althletics, Perception, Vehical Handeling and Dextarity saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all the Imperial guard Vehicles.

Sentinel and Basic walker Training

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Vehicle bay a scout sentinel with a hunter killer and your pick of a autocannon or a missile luncher, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Furthermore gain the following benefits when you are piloting a walker.

• when piloting your walker you do not suffer disadvantage when you fire ranged weapons in close combat as long as your not firing at a target that your engaged with.
• you have advantage on saving throws made to avoid falling Prone or being restrained.

Advanced Walker Training

Begining at 6th level, because of you experience on an assault bike, gain the follwing benifits when you are rideing an assault or attack bike.

• You may Stomp a target or fire one of the walkers weapon as a bonus action.
• You may dash or disengage as a bonus action.
• Once per turn the first time you make a oppertunity attack it does not use your reaction .

Armored Sentinel

At 9th level you get a Armored sentinel, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles

Inquisitor

An Inquisitor is a clandestine agent and highest-ranking member of the Imperial Inquisition. Inquisitors are the secret policemen and intelligence agents of the Imperium. They are driven by ancient order of the Emperor of Mankind to ensure the security of the Imperium of Man from the taints of Chaos, the daemonic threats of the Warp, internal dissension and the dangers presented to Mankind by intelligent alien species like the Orks, the Tyranids, the Aeldari, the Necrons and the T'au.

Split into three main Orders, the Ordo Xenos (Alien Hunters), the Ordo Malleus (Daemon Hunters) and the Ordo Hereticus (Witch Hunters), as well as many smaller, more specialised ones, the Inquisition is ruthless in uncovering and snuffing out Chaos corruption, heresy, and mutation wherever they may be found among the million worlds of Mankind.

The relentless and deadly agents of the Inquisition have infiltrated every facet of human society to ensure that Chaos can never again take root in the Imperium, and that no alien race will replace humanity as the dominant intelligent species of the Milky Way Galaxy

Prerequisites To be a Inquisitor you must be a Imperial Race

Class Feature

As a Inquisitor you gain the following class features

Ordo

At 1st level, you join an Ordo. Choose either one of the Ordos, all detailed at the end of the class description. Your class grants you features at 1st level and again at 5th, 9th, 13th, and at 17th level.

Imperial lore

Beginning at 2nd level years of study has allowed you to determine the origin of ancient reliqury. You gain a +5 bonus to all checks when noticing or recaling imperial reics, lore, history, so on, also you gain proficiency in the history skill or double the proficiency bonus if you are already proficient.

Interrogate

Starting 3nd level, you are trained to pull all the information out of someone. You can use an action to target a creature to interrogate, the creature must be restrained.

The interrogation lasts for one minute, during this time you may ask up to 3 Questions, after a creature has been asked a question, the creature must make a wisdom save DC 8 + Pro + your Charisma bonus. if the test is failed you find out the answer to the question if it is known by the creature and you can understand it. If the test is passed the creature Suffers an amount of damage equal to 1d4 + Proficiency bonus in a type you can deal or Psychic damage.

• Starting 5th level, you may ask 4 questions and the damage increases to 2d4.

• Starting 11th level, you may ask 5 questions and the damage increases to 3d4.

• Starting 15th level, you may ask 6 questions and the damage increases t0 4d4

Ability Score Increase

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th and 20th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can't increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Inquisitorial Aid

Begining at 5th level You may gain a team of Servitors as described in the Tech Priest Enginseer class description, a Command Squad as described in the Imperial guard commander class or a Fladgulent Retinue as described in the Combatant Missionary Class. The size of these teams are equal to half your charisma bonus to a minimum of 1,

On each of the your turns you can command the NPCs with verbal (no action required) or hand and arm signals (Bonus Action required). if you do you decide what action the NPC will take and where it will move during its turn, or they can issue a general command, such as to guard a particular chamber or corridor. If they issue no commands, the Npc only defends itself against hostile creatures or its controllers military target. Once given an order, the NPC continues to follow it until its task is complete. the creature uses your Proficiency bonus when determining attacks and Skills.

Furthermore at level 15 this increases to your whole Charisma bonus.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 6th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. The number of attacks increases by when you reach 12th level.

Warp Resistance

Begining at 7th level fighting against the rouge practitioners of the warp energies has accustomed your body to the barrage of spells that are common among the deviants. Whenever you take damage from a magical source it is reduced by 5 damage. In addition once per long rest you may choose to end one spell effect on yourself.

Mental Fortitude

At 10th level your minds walls have been trained to deny entry of those who wish to break in. You are immune to being charmed or frightened.

Inquisitorial Agent

At 11th level you have trained to extract information from all sources, with expediency. gain advantage when making Insight, Investigation, or perception skill checks.

Improved Warp Resistance

At 14th level your natural residences have been further increased through rigorous training. The damage reduced increases to 10 and You gain advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects. You gain one more use of your feature to end one spell effect on yourself per long rest.

Seasoned Inquisitorial Agent

At 18th level when making Insight, Investigation, or Intimidation skill checks to seek information you know if information is being withheld from you or more can be extracted.

Backlash

At 19th level your thoughts appears as slivers of pure agony to the those who intrude into the sanctuary of your mind, any attempts to read your mind, charm or frighten you results in a backlash to the assailant and they take 4d10 psychic damage.

Undisputable Leadership

Begining at 20th level Your Inquisitorial Aid Detachment is now 2 x your Charisma bonus.

Ordos

Ordo Mallius

The Ordo Malleus, whose Inquisitors are often referred to as Daemonhunters, is the sub-division of the Imperial Inquisition tasked with protecting the Imperium of Mankind from the daemonic dangers of Chaos.

Along with the Ordo Hereticus (Witch Hunters) and the Ordo Xenos (Alien Hunters), the Ordo Malleus makes up the byzantine organisation that is the Inquisition.

Aided by the elite psychic Grey Knights Space Marine Chapter, who serve as the Ordo Malleus' Chamber Militant, it is the task of the Inquisitors and Acolytes of the Ordo Malleus to destroy the physical manifestation of Chaos, daemons, in the physical universe as well as any other agents of Chaos who threaten both the peace and the souls of the Imperium's people.

When you choose this Ordo you gain Proficiency in Warp, Religion, History and Wisdom saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Nemisiss Deamon hammer and Nemisiss Halberd.

Psyker

At 1st level, you gain the ability to cast Psychic powers, this acts the same as casting a spell. See chapter 10 in the PHB for the general rules of spellcasting. but with a few modifiacations as Seen on PG. ___ Using Psychic Powers.

Power Slots.

The Ordo Malleus powers table shows how many power slots you have to cast your powers of 1st level and higher. To cast one of these spells, you must expend a power slot of the spell’s level or higher. You regain all expended power slots when you finish a long rest. For example, if you know the 1st-level spell shield and have a 1st-level and a 2nd-level power slot available, you can cast shield using either slot.

Powers Known of 1st-Level and Higher. You know two 1st-level powers of your choice. The Spells Known column of the Ordo Mallius table shows when you can prepare more powers of 1st level or higher. Each of these spells must be from imperiallus Divinus or Pyromancy list of your choice and must be of a level for which you have power slots. Whenever you take a long rest you may change and prepair any of your spells.

Spellcasting Ability. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for your spells, since you learn your spells through prayer. You use your wisdom whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability. In addition, you use your wisdom modifier when setting the saving throw DC for a cleric spell you cast and when making an attack roll with one.

Spell save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom modifier.

Spell attack modifier = your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom modifier.

Smite

At 1st level You gain the Eldrich blast cantrip. This spell does not count toward your cantrips known.

Warp Charges

At 1st level, your deep understanding and advanced studies of the warp allow you to manipulate the warp in diferent ways. This is represented by warp charges, which allow you to create a variety of different Effects. You have 2 warp charges, and you gain one additional point every time you level up, to a maximum of 20 at level 20. You can never have more warp charges than shown on the table for your level. You regain all spent Warp charges when you finish a Long Rest.

Warp Manipulation

At 1st level, you gain the ability to manipulate your powers to adapt to a situation. You gain two Warp Manipulations options of your choice as described in Chapter 4, under the Warp manipulation section of this book. You gain another one at 5th, 9th, 13th and at level 17 you know all of them.

Deamon bane

At 1st level, your new powers strike true and fierce against deamons. You act as if you had the true strike spell active any time you strike a deamon.

At 5th level, when true strike is active, you deal extra damage equal to your wisdom modifier.

At 9th Level, when true strike is active, you deal extra damage equal to your 2 x your wisdom modifier.

At 13th Level, when true strike is active, you deal extra damage equal to your 3 x your wisdom modifier.

At 17th Level, when true strike is active, you deal extra damage equal to your 4 x your wisdom modifier.

Turn deamon

Starting at 5th level, you gain the ability to channel energy directly from the warp, using that energy to fuel an effect, turn deamon.

Turn Deamon: As an action, you present your holy Symbol and speak a prayer censuring Deamons. Each Deamon that can see or hear you within 30 feet of you must make a Wisdom saving throw. If the creature fails its saving throw, it is turned for 1 minute or until it takes any damage.

A turned creature must spend its turns trying to move as far away from you as it can, and it can't willingly move to a space within 30 feet of you. It also can't take reactions. For its action, it can use only the Dash action or try to escape from an effect that prevents it from moving. If there's nowhere to move, the creature can use the Dodge action.

Banashment

At 9th level, you gain an enhanced effect when uses your Turn deamon.

Banish Deamon When a Deamon of CR 2 or lower fails its saving throw against Your Turn deamon feature, the creature is instantly destroyed.This increases to CR 3 at 14th level and CR4 at 18th level.

Emperors Favor

Beginning at 13th level, you may re-roll a number of dice per long rest equal to your Wisdom modifier. Furthermore, you may add a number of D4's to each of your heal spells and abilities equal to your Wisdom modifier.

Deamon Sheild

At 17th level, the gods embrace you. you gain an extra 12 levels of powers slots, thease may be used in any combination you choose. You regain thease after a long rest.

Ordo Xenos

The Ordo Xenos (Alien Hunters), together with the Ordo Malleus (Daemonhunters) and the Ordo Hereticus (Witch Hunters), is one of the primary sub-divisions of the powerful and secretive organisation known as the Imperial Inquisition. The Ordo Xenos is served by its Chamber Militant, the Deathwatch Space Marines, who draw on Veteran Astartes from Chapters all across the Imperium of Man to form the Deathwatch's Kill-teams and destroy the many foul xenos threats to the survival of Mankind.

Armed with the best human and alien technology available, extremely knowledgeable about their foe, and filled with the xenophobic hatred for non-human species that drives so much of Imperial culture since the Horus Heresy, the Ordo Xenos can respond to any alien threat. Their tactics vary depending on the situation and the level of alien taint revealed. Where the threat is subtle, they will use guile and stealth, wielding their power as if it was a scalpel used to cut out a growing malignant cancer. When the alien menace is great, the Inquisitor can commandeer the aid of entire regiments of the Imperial Guard and the Deathwatch.

When you choose this occupation you gain Proficiency in Sciance, Warp/Arcana, Perception and Inteligence saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Force weapons and Aeldari and Necron Weapons.

Psyker

At 1st level, you gain the ability to cast Psychic powers, this acts the same as casting a spell. See chapter 10 in the PHB for the general rules of spellcasting. but with a few modifacations as Scean on PG. ___ Using Psychic Powers.

Smite

At 1st level You gain the Eldrich blast cantrip. This spell does not count tword your spells known and does not requier you to wright it into a Spell tomb.

Warp Charges

At 1st level, your deep understanding and advanced studies of the warp allow you to manipulate the warp in diferent ways. This is represented by warp charges, which allow you to create a variety of different Effects. You have 2 warp charges, and you gain one additional point every time you level up, to a maximum of 22 at level 20. You can never have more warp charges than shown on the table for your level. You regain all spent Warp charges when you finish a Long Rest.

Warp Manipulation

At 1st level, you gain the ability to manipulate your powers to adapt to a situation. You gain two Warp Manipulations options of your choice as described in Chapter 4, under the Warp manipulation section of this book. You gain another one at 5th, 9th, 13th and at level 17 you know all of them.

Psy Ward

Starting at 5th level, your Psyonic abilities protects you from harm. Your body always has an invisible psionic barrier around it. Whatever form the protection takes, your AC equals 12 + your Dexterity modifier + you Intelligence bonus, while you aren’t wearing armor.

Psychic Interference

Beginning at 9th level, you can use your reaction and your mastery over your mind slow down or redirects an attack. When you are hit from a ranged or thrown weapon. You may use this reaction, the damage you take from the weapon attack is reduced by 1D10 + your Intelligence modifier + your Imperial Legionnarie level.

Psychic Sheild

At 13th level, you have further strengthened your mind. When you or a friendly target within 15ft radius of you are the target of a weapon attack, you can use your reaction to engage your mind defensively and attempt to deflect the strike. Roll 1D4 and add the result to your AC until the start of your next turn, the triggering attack is also subject to this increase in AC. You can use this ability a number times equal to half your Intelligence modifier (rounded up), you regain all expended uses after a short or long rest. At 16th level the radius of this ability is 30ft

Master of the Warp

At 17th level, your knowledge is vast. You gain 20 additional Warp charges per long rest.

Sister of battle

The Adepta Sororitas, also known as the Sisters of Battle and formerly as the Daughters of the Emperor, are an all-female division of the Imperial Cult's state church known as the Ecclesiarchy or, more formally, as the Adeptus Ministorum. The Sisterhood's Orders Militant serve as the Ecclesiarchy's military arm, mercilessly rooting out corruption and heresy within humanity and every organisation of the Adeptus Terra.

There is naturally some overlap between the duties of the Sisterhood and the Imperial Inquisition; for this reason, although the Inquisition and the Sisterhood remain entirely separate organisations, the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas also act as the Chamber Militant of the Inquisition's Ordo Hereticus.

The Adepta Sororitas and the Sisters of Battle are commonly regarded as the same organisation, but the latter title technically refers only to the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas, the best-known part of the organisation. The Sisterhood serves as the Ministorum's only official military force because the Decree Passive laid down by the reformist Ecclesiarch Sebastian Thor held that in the wake of the Age of Apostasy's Reign of Blood in the 36th Millennium, the Ecclesiarchy cannot maintain any "men under arms."

This command was supposed to limit the power of the Ecclesiarchy by preventing it from maintaining the massive armies of the faithful Frateris Templar it once used to abuse its power from the 32nd to the 36th Millennia. However, the Adeptus Ministorum has been able to circumvent this decree by using the all-female military force of the Sisterhood's Orders Militant.

Prerequisites To be a sister you must be a human race and you must be female.

Class Feature

As a sister of battle you gain the following class features

Militant Specialty

At first level you gain one of the abilities below, At level 10 you get to pick one more . You can’t take a Militant Specialty option more than once, even if you later get to choose again.

Act of Faith

Starting at 2nd level your faith allows you to gain the ability to perform acts of faith. You gain a resource called Devotion. Your Devotion point maximum is equal to you wisdom bonus plus your Proficientcy bonus. Some of your Acts of faith use a Faith Dice. The faith dice for these abilities is a 1d6 this increases to a D8 at level 6, a D10 at level 12 ad a D12 at level 16. You regain all Devotion points after a long rest.

Using Devotion: You know all the Acts of faith below. You may expend Devotion point to use one of the abilities, the devotion costs are in the descriptions. These abilities can be used in which they are described.

Speed of the Emperor: As a free action you may spend 1 Devotion on your turn and you may move twice your speed this turn.

Spirit of the Martyr: As bonus action, You heal yourself an amount of faith dice + Wisdom modifier equal to the number of Devotion you spent on this Act. at Level 8 you may spend 2 devotion to heal 2 faith dice. at 16th level you may spend 3 devotion to heal 3 faith dice worth of hit points.

Agise of the Emperor: As an action and an amount of Devotion you may call on the emperors Protection, you gain a resistance to any damage done by the effects of Psychic powers and magic. You also gain advantage on saving throws against Psychic powers and magical effects. This last for a number of minutes equal to the number of devotion you used for this Act.

Divine Guidance: For 1 Devotion You may get a bonus on all attack rolls you make until the start of your next turn equal to a single roll of a devotion die.

The Passion: For 2 Devotion gain an extra attack when you use the attack action this turn. you may only use this act once per turn.

Purge: As a free action and 1 devotion you may end one spell effect on you.

Spirit of of the Emperor: For an amount of minutes equal to the number of Devotion you used for this Act, you are immune to the frightened, and Routed Conditions.

Renounce Heresy: As a bonus action you Heal one imperial target of 1d4 Corruption for each devotion point you use.

Sheild of faith

Starting at 2nd level As a reaction On you turn after being hit by a Melee or Ranged attack you may choose to have your energy shield to take the hit, roll a D6 on a 6+ you ignore that attack. this may also be used to to ignore an attack from a Blast, engulf, or burst weapon but this must be done before your save is rolled if you should fail the roll in either case, the attack happens as normal.

Militant Roll

At 3rd level, you choose a Militant roll that you adopt in your pursute of justice in Orders name. you Pick a Militant Roll to train in. Choose either Sistor Sepirior, Hospitler, Repentia, Searaphim or Cannoness all detailed at the end of the class description. Your choice grants you features at 3rd level and again at 7th, 11th, 15th and 20th level.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 6th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 20th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn. The number of attacks increases by 1 when you reach 11th level in this class.

Empowerd Skill

At 9th level Gain advantage on all checks made of your pick of one skill or tool. You gain 1 more skill or tool at levels 14 and 19.

Greater Acts of faith

At level 10 you gain two new acts of faith to use you gain the Holy Strikes and Holy Terror acts of faith.

Holy Strike: As a bonus action and 1 Devotion you may add 2 Faith dice to any damage roll you make. you may spend up to 2 devotion to deal 4 faith dice. at 18th level you may spend 3 devotion to deal 6 faith dice worth of damage.

Holy Terror: As an action, you can spend 1 devotion against a target, who must make a wisdom saving throw DC 8 + your proficiency bonus + you Wisdom Modifier, or be Frightened for 1 faith die roll of rounds. they may test again at the end of each round ending the effect on a pass. Creatures cant be effected again by this ability for 24 hours.

Shield of faith Improvement

At level 13, when you use your shield of faith, it will ignore damage on a 5+.

Believe in the Emperor

Starting at 17th level you if you would start an encounter with no devotion. You gain an amount of devotion equal to your Wisdom modifier

Grand Acts of faith

At 18th level you gain two new acts of faith to use Devotion on.

Branding Light: As an action, you can spend 2 devotion to create a blinding light from a holy symbol that shines out in a 15 ft cone in front of you. All creatures Chaos, Deamon or Heretic within the cone must make a Dex saving throw DC 8 + your Proficiency bouns + your wisdom Modifier or be blinded for a number of rounds Equal to your Wisdom modifier and take 6d6 Raiant damage if the test was passed they are not blind and take half damage.

Retribution: as a reaction and one devotion, when you take damage you can deal radiant damage back to the target equal to 2 faith die. you may spend up to 2 devotion to deal 4 faith dice. at 18th level you may spend 3 devotion to deal 6 faith dice worth of damage.

Militant Rolls

Cannoness

A Canoness is an officer of one of the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas, a shining example of purity and dedication of purpose. This senior officer rank is above the grade of Palatine and below the rank of Prioress.

There exists a hierarchy of sorts amongst these leaders of the Sisters of Battle, though to outsiders it is highly arcane and ritualistic and based on a system of precedence. Orders of the Adepta Sororitas that were established by "Ecclesiarchy Writ" are ranked higher in the order of precedence than those that were formed by a group splitting off from a preexistent order.

This is especially true of the six original Greater Orders Militant, each of which has spawned dozens of far smaller Lesser Orders Militant, the Canonesses of which rank lower in the order of precedence than those of their parent Order.

A Canoness is a veteran warrior of many hundreds of battles who has risen to her position through a combination of strong leadership, shrewd tactical genius, obedience and compliance with the Ecclesiarchy and above all, her sheer overarching faith in the God-Emperor.

When the Adeptus Ministorum sounds the call to arms for a War of Faith, it is the Canoness who boldly leads her warriors into the fray, refusing to take one step backwards whilst her enemies still draw breath. Under the command of a Canoness, the Sisters of Battle have crushed the foes of the God-Emperor across the galaxy.

Though a Canoness is ostensibly answerable only to the Prioress of her Convent, her superior knowledge of warfare inevitably holds sway concerning matters military. The Canonesses are aided in their duties by their Order's Palatines. Palatines are highly experienced and capable officers, from whose ranks the next Canoness will be drawn.

As a guardian of her Battle-Sisters' souls, a Canoness is also responsible for the spiritual well-being of those under her command. A Canoness' non-military duties include leading the Order in its prayer services, performing rites of initiation and overseeing the running of the Order. As a result, a Canoness inspires intense devotion in her Battle-Sisters, leading them from the fore whilst reciting the great hymns of the Adeptus Ministorum.

Members of the Adepta Sororitas can and do transfer from one Order to another, depending on their own unique skills and experience. In particular, a sister of an Order Militant may eventually transfer to a non-militant Order in so that she can carry on the Emperor's work should age or injury render her a less effective warrior.

Furthermore, it is not unheard of for a senior member of the Sisterhood to transfer to another Imperial organisation entirely; several Canonesses are known to have become Inquisitors, one become a Cardinal Palatine and one even became a Rogue Trader.

When you choose this Militant Roll you gain Proficiency in Presuasion, Intimidation, Insight and Charisma Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Power Weapons.

Faith in Ability

Starting at level 3rd level as a bonus action you may spend one devotion to give a number of friendly creatures equal to your Charisma bonus within 30ft of you a Ability faith dice, they can expend it when they make a Saving throw, or ability check to add it to the roll, this lasts for 1 hour if the faith is not used by then, it is discarded. the number of creatures you may target with this is equal to your Charisma Bonus

Faith in Prowess

Starting at level 7th level as a bonus action you may spend one devotion to give a number of friendly creatures equal to your Charisma bonus within 30ft of you a Prowess faith dice, they can expend it when they make a Attack roll, or damage roll to add it to the roll, this lasts for 1 hour if the faith is not used by then, it is discarded.

Divine Comander

Starting at 11th If you use any act of faith other than Greater and grand Acts, you may have it effect a number of imperial creatures Within 15ft of you equal to your Charisma bonus. the effects last until the start of your next turn, with the exception of the Agise of the Emperor and Spirit of of the Emperor they last there normal duration

Emperors Halo

Starting at 15th level, Creatures you choose within 15ft of you have a +1 to there AC. At lavel 20 this bonus increases to a +2 AC, within 30ft.

Matriarch

Starting at 20th level -.

Hospitaller

The Orders Hospitaller is a non-militant Order of the Adepta Sororitas dedicated to healing and the provision of medical care for all the citizens of the Imperium of Man. Novice Sisters of the Adepta Sororitas who show a gift for healing and attending to the needs of others are often ushered into the ranks of the Orders Hospitaller. Amongst the most widely welcomed of the Adepta Sororitas, the Hospitallers are sent to war zones or disaster-stricken areas of the galaxy, providing the people of the Imperium with medical care and compassion when it is most needed.

The Sisters of these Orders aid the poor and heal the sick and the wounded in the many hospitals and clinics across the Imperium operated as charities by the Sisterhood. Their convents often take the form of hospitals and retreats, and large numbers of them accompany the armies of the Astra Militarum. They are often found as part of an Imperial Crusade serving in battlefield hospitals on board warships in orbit.

However, there are rare circumstances when they will go into battle with Imperial Guard troops to provide support in the field when a platoon's medic is wounded. It is these battle-hardened women that the members of the Inquisition look for to join their retinues as Acolytes. So skilled are the Sisters Hospitaller that they are regarded as saints by the common soldiery, who far prefer their gentle ministrations to the crude work undertaken by the field surgeons of the Departmento Munitorum. The Orders Hospitaller provides surgeons, physicians and nurses. The Sisters Hospitaller are amongst the most skilled and compassionate surgeons in the Imperium.

Sisters Hospitaller often serve in conjunction with members of other Orders of the Adepta Sororitas. Their ability to heal and return wounded Battle-Sisters to the battlefield makes them invaluable allies of the Orders Militant, but their knowledge of genetics also makes them useful to Orders Famulous investigations. At the same time, their command of the anatomy of the human body often leads them to accompany an Inquisitor into the torture chamber.

It is a true measure of their dedication to the Emperor that these supremely skilled and compassionate individuals are able to put aside all selfish thoughts of their personal morality and turn their hands to inflicting pain when duty calls them to do so. These Sisters display incredible healing skills and compassion towards the wounded and fallen, yet remain implacable foes to the Heretics, witches, and mutants around them.

Traditionally, the Sisters of the Orders Hospitaller dress in light armour and healer's robes that allow for easy movement. For example, in the Calixis Sector, all but one of the Orders Hospitaller have some sort of crimson and bone colouring on their robes to mark them as medical staff. The Order of Quiet Sorrow on Sigurd IV alone wears a black and bone colour scheme in penitence for a past failing.

Under normal conditions both the Order of the Torch and the Order of the Cleansing Water also wear dark robes with a broad crimson strip down the front, bordered with a bone shade. The Order of Serenity dresses in white robes with ruby red hems. Much like the militant orders, the Orders Hospitaller are divided between the Convent Sanctorum on Ophelia VII, including the Order of the Eternal Candle and the Order of Serenity, and the Convent Prioris on Terra, including the Order of the Cleansing Water and the Order of the Torch.

When you choose this Militant Roll you gain Proficiency in Medicine, Alchemy tools, Herbalism kit and Inteligence Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Power Weapons.

Nutrix Adept

At 3rd level you gain the Medic feature in the Homebrewed Features section of this book and the Rest for the weary and Healers hands ability below

Rest fore the Weary Whenever a creature takes a short rest within 30ft of you, you may allow them to regain half the die hit points when using hit dice instead of rolling.

Healers hands Whenever you heal a target you may add you Wisdom bonus to the health received.

Hospitallers Post

At 7th level as an action you gain the ability to set up a small medical area to better asses casualties of war. Nominate a point on the ground, so long as you are within 15ft of that point you are concidered in the Post. When you are in the Hospital Post you may use the spells below at the cost of Supplies see chart below, you have a number of supplies to cast these spells equal to your level + your Intelligence bonus. each spell must be cast on one creature within 5 feet of you with the exception of Mass heal, then they must be within the Hospital post. You may only set up one Hospitaller Post at a time. The post lasts for as long as you have supplies, this power may be used any number of times per day as long as you have supplies. You regain all supplies after you preform a long rest and have accses to supply lines so you can create more salves and bandages.

Although you use spell they are conciderd nonmagical, because the are actual potions Chemicals and injections you use on them.

We Must stabalize Them

At 11th level Once per day when you set up your Hospital post any creatures within the post will immediately stabilize and you may pick one creature to heal 1HP.

Hospital

Starting at 15th level you may pick a room within a building or a small building to be you Hospital post, this becomes a permanent and you gain a number of of Nutrix adepts equal to you Charisma bonus that must stay at the post. This post starts with 20 Supply. after the Hospital is set up a secure line of supply must be secured (consult your GM on how to do this), if this is done This hospital will count ass a supply point for Hospitalers to regain there medkits and Supply back during a long rest Provided the post has at least 10 Supply in its Supply cache. Any Hospitilar can deposit and amount of there daily supplies to the hospitals supply cache and any Hospitilar may also draw an amount of supplies from the Supply cache each day equal to half there level.

Grand Nutrix

starting at level 20 you are the highest rank amongst the Hospitallars Whenever you would normally roll one or more dice to Restore Hit Points with a spell when in a hospitial, you instead use the highest number possible for each die. For example, instead of restoring 2d6 Hit Points to a creature, you restore 12.

Furthermore your Rest for the weary ability regains the whole hit die when taking a short rest and you may add double your wisdom mod to healing received.

Sister Repentia

A Sister Repentia is one of the fanatical, self-mutilating Human female warriors who serve within the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas.

Having failed or fallen short of the strict religious codes expected to be followed by the Sisters of Battle sometime in their past, Repentia Sisters seek to earn the Emperor of Mankind's grace once more through self-flagellation and finding a glorious death in the heat of battle.

Though ultimately outcasts within their own order, they are none the less revered by their fellow sisters, who see them as pilgrims seeking the absolution of death and ultimate sacrifice in the name of the God-Emperor.

Confession and prayer are as much a part of a battle-sister's existence as Bolter drills and military discipline. Those who fall short of the sisterhood's rigorous codes are subject to many penitential punishments, but in more serious cases they may even be exiled from their order.

These warriors, known as Sisters Repentia, band together into groups that seek redemption in the fires of battle. They are led to war by an unsparing religious fanatic known as a "Mistress of Repentance," who judges each exiled Sister's deeds and occasionally, at battle's end, may declare her sins atoned for. Those rare few who return to the fold of their Order Militant are held in awe by their fellows.

Those battle-sisters who seek forgiveness occupy a state of grace that many within the Adepta Sororitas aspire to, yet few attain. Indeed, some sisters willingly exile themselves, finding fault in the smallest transgression in order to join the Repentia.

The fervour of the Repentia inevitably means that they martyr themselves fighting against hopeless odds, finding in death the absolution denied to them in life

When you choose this Militant Roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidation, Religion, Acrobatics and Constitution Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with the Evisorator.

Striped of all Possesions

satring at 3rd level, the sister Repentia is a sister that has been sentanced to a term of Sacrifice, all the sisters possesions are striped from them for the term of Sacrifice. The only items the sister may posses is food and water, religious tombs, there armor of faith and the Evicerator a massive chain saw like sword. Furthermore you gain the Savage Repent and Armor of faith feature

Savage Repent: In battle, you fight with hate in the sin you are repenting . On Your Turn, you can enter a Repent as a Bonus Action.While repenting, you gain the following benefits:

• You have Advantage on Strength and Wisdom Checks and Saving Throws.

• When you make a melee weapon Attack using Strength, you gain a +2 bonus to the damage roll. This bonus increases by 2 at levels 7, 11, 15 and 20.

• You have Resistance to all damage except Radiant, Necrotic and Force.

Your Savage Repent lasts for 1 minute. It ends early if you are knocked Unconscious or if your turn ends and you haven't attacked a Hostile creature since your last turn or taken damage since then. You can also end your rage on your turn as a Bonus Action.

Once you have used savage repent the maximum number of times for your sister of battle level, you must finish a Long Rest before you can savage repent again. You may savage repent 2 times at 3rd level, 3 at 7th, 4 at 11th, 5 at 15th and 6 at 20th level.

Armor of faith: While you are not wearing any armor, your Armor Class equals 12 + your Dexterity modifier + your Wisdom modifier.

Actions In Repent

Starting at 7th level gain the Reckless attack and frenzy features

Reckless Attack: You can throw aside all concern for defense to Attack with fierce desperation. When you make your first Attack on Your Turn, you can decide to Attack recklessly. Doing so gives you advantage on melee weapon Attack rolls using Strength during this turn, but Attack rolls against you have advantage until your next turn.

Frenzy: You can go into a Frenzy when you savage repent. If you do so, for the Duration of your savage repent you can make a single melee weapon Attack as a Bonus Action on each of your turns after this one. When your savage repent ends, you suffer one level of Exhaustion (as described in Conditions).

Brutal Repent

Starting at 11th level gain the Improved critical and Savage critical features.

Brutal Critical: You can roll one additional weapon damage die when determining the extra damage for a critical hit with a melee Attack when in a savage repent.

This increases to two additional dice at 11th level, three additional dice at 15th level and four additional dice at 20th level.

Savage Critical: Your weapon attacks score a critical hit on a roll of 18 or 20 when in a savage repent.

Furthermore when you are in a rage you gain Immunity to slashing, Piercing and Bludgeoning damage.

Presistent Repent

Starting at 15th level you gain the Presistant Repent and the not yet ability.

Persistent: your savage repent is so true that it ends early only if you fall Unconscious or if you choose to end it.

Not yet: You attain the pinnacle of resilience in battle. At the start of each of your turns while you are repenting, you regain Hit Points equal to 5 + your Wisdom modifier if you have no more than half of your Hit Points left.

You don’t gain this benefit if you have 0 Hit Points.

Absolved of all Sins

When a sister repentia reaches level 20 the are absolved of all former Sin aginst the Ecclysarchy. You may now have any item avalible and you still keep your Eviserator and armor of faith as a reminder of your former sins and what path to not walk again.

Retributor

It usually will take years for a Sister to advance to the respected rank of Retributor. These warriors are the most level-headed, imperturbable, and determined of all their kind. They are also amongst their Order's finest sharpshooters. To this end they are assigned the responsibility of providing targeted fire support for their advanced sisters. As such, they are typically armed with Heavy Bolters, Multi-Meltas, or Heavy Flamers. These weapons, combined with their ability to identify enemy weak points and optimal firing solutions, makes them devastating in combat. They typically press forward in battle, serving as anti-tank and anti-fortification infantry. The more aggressive Orders, such as the Order of the Argent Shroud, often send Retributor squads forwards in armored transports.[4]

Retributors believe the Emperor himself guides their aim yet are the most logical and level-headed of all the Sororitas, a trait that serves them well on the battlefield as they prioritize and dispatch their targets with calm efficiency.[2]

When you choose this Militant Roll you gain Proficiency in Intimidate, Survival, Athletics and Dex saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all All Weapons with the Heavy Property

Retributor

When you choose this Militant roll at 3rd level, you are issued from the Armory Either a Heavy bolter or Heavy Flamer. If you run out of ammo you can procure more in many ways talk to Your DM about the Requirements of acquiring more ammunition. Furthermore You gain the Signam ability below

Signam: a number of times per short rest, equal to half your Intelligence Modifier (rounded down to a minimum of 1), you may gain advantage on all ranged attacks when firing an issued weapon or the target has disadvantage on saving throws for one round.

At level 11 you may use this feature a number of time per short rest equal to you intelligence modifier

Immediate action

At 7th level, a number of times equal to half your Intelligence Modifier (Round up), you may ignore a missfire when firing an issued weapon. You regain the use of this after you complete a long rest. At level 15 you may use this a number of time equal to your whole intelligence.

Armored Judgment

Starting at 11th Gain the Omniscope Feature

Omniscope: When you roll damage for a Issued weapon and roll the highest number possible on any of the dice, roll + 1 Damage dice for each dice you rolled the highest on. this includes the dice rolled from this ability

Advancer Gunner

Starting at 15th level, you may now be issued a Multi-melta from your Armory. and you Ignore the Heavy weapon Property with issued Weapons.

Master Retributor

At level 20 -

Seraphim

The Seraphim are elite warriors of the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas who serve as the Sisters of Battle's primary assault infantry. Amongst the highly devoted warriors of the Orders Militant there are those Battle-Sisters whose faith burns so brightly that it appears as if the Emperor Himself guides their actions. These angelic warriors are known as Seraphim, and they are exclusively trained to use Jump Packs.

More importantly, they are also taught the co-ordination, dexterity and control to fire two pistols at once. These warriors dedicate many painstaking Terran years to perfecting these arts. Time and again Seraphim have struck like avenging angels, descending into the thickest of fighting upon wings of fire, their Bolt Pistols spitting death at their foes.

Seraphim are schooled in their Order's most ancient fighting techniques, learning to wield their sidearms in brutal melees as other warriors brandish knives and swords. Seraphim deflect the strikes of their foes with fluid grace before landing a killing blow of their own, typically with a point-blank headshot from a Bolt Pistol

When you choose this Militant Roll you gain Proficiency in Insight, Perception, Religeion and Dexterity Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Power Weapons.

Like an Angels

Starting at 3rd level you gain a jump pack that allows as described in the advanced gear section of this book.

Furthermore you gain a extra d4 to all melee damage rolls with Jump pack.

Angelic Flight

Starting at 7th level you gain the Evasion and Angelic Dodge features below.

Angels Evasion: your instinctive agility and jump pack lets you dodge out of the way of certain area Effects, such as a Grenade or a Fireball spell. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.

Angelic Dodge: you can use your Reaction to dodge out of the way of a missile when you are hit by a ranged weapon Attack. When you do so, the damage you take from the Attack is reduced by 1d10 + your Dexterity modifier + your sister of battle level.

Angelic Blessing

Starting at 11th level you gain the Angelic mind and Angelic body features.

Angelic Mind: you can use your action to end one effect on yourself that is causing you to be Charmed or Frightened.

Angelic Body: your Angelic Body makes you immune to disease and poison.

Assension

Starting at 15th level you gain the Angelic soul and Ageless vessel features.

Angelic Soul: you are now proficient in all Saving Throws.

Ageless Vessel: you stop aging, and you can't be aged magically. In addition, you no longer need food or water.

Living Saint

Starting at 20th level your Divinely bless body gains a further connection to The emperors Grace, you sprout a pair of angel wings that allow you to fly a speed equal to 3 x you normal speed. with perfect grace.

Vehicle Maiden

some sister find themselves in the vehicle bays of the Ministorum, at first you start with a basic rhino and then move up to deadlier vehicles to deliver the emperors justice.

The Immolator is a flame-thrower tank that is used exclusively by the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas as a transport and heavy support vehicle. The Immolator is a variant of the common Rhino APC chassis, with the weapon system mounted on the vehicle's roof.

Unlike the Razorback used by the Space Marines, which uses a remote-controlled weapon system, the Immolator needs a Battle-Sister to control the weapon directly. The Immolator is usually armed with twin-linked Heavy Flamers, but can be armed with other weapons as well.

The tank is capable of transporting a squad of up to six members of the Sisterhood into battle, and unlike the Rhino, the Immolator is capable of fighting alongside the sisters as heavy infantry support. The Immolator is usually slightly better armoured than the basic Rhino.

The Immolator's doors and hatches are often cast to include the order's symbol or the Fleur-de-lys, the icon of the Adepta Sororitas. These casts are taken from the great Convent Sanctorum and Convent Prioris on Ophelia VII and Terra. Through ancient contracts with the Adeptus Mechanicus, the Immolator is built exclusively for the Adeptus Ministorum, and is only used by the Sisters of Battle.

The Exorcist is the primary long-range support vehicle of the Adepta Sororitas, also known as the Sisters of Battle. Besides the Rhino, the Exorcist is the oldest type of vehicle in service to the Sisterhood, the history of the Exorcist goes back as far as the Age of Apostasy. Some Exorcist tanks in service today originate from that time period, and are heavily venerated and considered sacred by their users. These tanks, of which some are very similar in appearance to the Space Marine Whirlwind missile tank, use ancient technologies that are barely understood by the Adeptus Mechanicus today. Many of these ancient machines have a reputation as being temperamental and difficult, their Machine Spirits requiring constant work and prayer in order to keep them battle-ready.

The Exorcist exists today in two different patterns, the original Prioris Pattern, which originates from the forges of Mars, and the Sanctorum Pattern, which is constructed on Ophelia VII. Due to Mars being the closest Forge World to Terra, and the Emperor Himself, any Prioris Pattern Exorcist originating from there is heavily venerated and each vehicle is regarded as a work of art, as much a symbol of the Emperor as a provider of long-range fire support. While the Sanctorum Pattern is the most common pattern of the Exorcist, it is not held in as high esteem as the original vehicles, which are blessed from the closer divine presence of the Emperor when they were constructed.

When you choose this Militant Roll you gain Proficiency in Insight, Perception, Religion and Dexterity Saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Power Weapons.

Holy Rhino

When you choose this path at 3rd level, you are issued from the Vehicle bay a Rhino tank, refer to vehicle descriptions on Pg. ___ of this book for the rules and profiles for all vehicles.

Immolator

Beginning at 7th level, you are issued a Immolator tank in replace of your Rhino you may switch witch vehicle you want anytime you have access to you vehicle bay.

Immolator Upgrade

At 11th level Your Imooalator may now have a Twinlinked Multi-Melta.

Exorcist

At 15th level you are issued a Exorcist tank With Conflaguration or Exorsist Rounds in replace of your Rhino or Immolator, you may switch witch vehicle, type of ammo or both anytime you have access to you vehicle bay.

Holy Orchestra

Beginning at 20th level, you may now have a split allotment of rounds and when you fire each attack you may pick witch round you want to fire.

Sister Superior

Sister Superior is a rank within the Sisters of Battle. It is equivalent to the Veteran or tempestus Psycion used by many military organizations. Sister Superiors may command squads of Seraphim, Dominion and retibuters. Often Sister Superiors who have survived many battles will be referred to as Veteran Sister Superiors and have special access to the armoury and more advanced Swords training.

When you choose this Militant Roll you gain Proficiency in Persuasion, History, Athletics and Dexterity saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Power Weapons.

Swordmaiden

When you choose this Militant roll at 3rd level, you learn maneuvers that are fueled by special dice called superiority dice.

Maneuvers. You learn three maneuvers of your choice. Many maneuvers enhance an attack in some way. You can use only one maneuver per attack. You learn two additional maneuvers of your choice at 7th, 11th, and 15th level. Each time you learn new maneuvers, you can also replace one maneuver you know with a different one.

Superiority Dice. You have a number of superiority dice equal to you Proficiency bonus + your Wisdom, which are d8s. A superiority die is expended when you use it. You regain all of your expended superiority dice when you finish a short or long rest.

Saving Throws. Some of your maneuvers require your target to make a saving throw to resist the maneuver's effects. The saving throw DC is calculated as follows:

Maneuver save DC = 8 + your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom modifier

At 10th level, your superiority dice turn into d10s. At 18th level, they turn into d12s.

Study Thy Enemy

Starting at 7th level, if you spend at least 1 minute Reading about, observing or interacting with another creature outside combat, you can learn certain information about its capabilities compared to your own. The GM tells you if the creature is your equal, superior, or inferior in regard to a number of the following characteristics of your choice equal to your Wisdom modifier, If a target of this is killed you may still benefit from this ability if the target was a generic enemy that you may face again, for example if you studied some Chaos cultists you will retain these bonuses against all cultist for the duration.

• Strength score
• Dexterity score
• Constitution score
• Wisdom Score
• Intelligence Score
• Charisma Score
• Armor Class
• Current hit points
• Total levels, or CR if any
• Resistances
• Immunities

Furthermore you gain a bonus to all attacks, damage, saves and ability checks equal to your Wisdom modifier against a studied target for 24 hours after you studied them.

Divine Champion

Starting at 11th level you gain your Wisdom modifier extra devotion or Superiority dice you re gain all these dice after you complete a long rest, during the long rest you must pick how many of witch die you want.

Emperors Judgment

Starting at 15th level, You may use you Study thy enemy ability on any target not just you gain the bonus to all attacks, damage, saves and ability checks equal to your Wisdom modifier against a all targets not just studied targets.

Master Swordmaiden

At level 20 you become a master of the battlefield. You now know all the maneuvers.

Tech priest

A Tech-priest, also spelled Tech-Priest, is an adept of the Adeptus Mechanicus of the Imperium of Man who is generally responsible for maintaining all of the advanced technology of the Imperium, enlarging the Imperium's stocks of technical knowledge and conducting what little new scientific research occurs within the Imperium since the end of the Horus Heresy.

Tech-priests are members of the Cult Mechanicus, the Cult of the Machine, a priesthood which forms an ecclesiastical hierarchy for the Cult Mechanicus of technicians, scientists, and religious leaders who believe that knowledge represents the only true divinity in the universe.

The Tech-priests provide the rest of the Imperium with its technicians, scientists and engineers. Though their bodies often incorporate many inorganic components as bionic replacements, Tech-priests are fully human, unlike the cybernetic Servitors created by the Adeptus Mechanicus that carry out most of the heavy labour for all of the Imperium's myriad organisations and enterprises.

Despite the never-ending thirst for knowledge of all branches of the order, most Tech-priests of the Adeptus Mechanicus have lost the ability to innovate. No longer the master of its creations, the Cult Mechanicus is enslaved to the past. It maintains the glories of yesteryear with rite, dogma and edict instead of true discernment and comprehension.

Even the theoretically simple process of activating an engine is preceded by the application of ritual oils, the burning of sacred resins and the chanting of long and complex hymns. Should mechanisms break down, as they often do in service to the Adeptus Mechanicus' war effort, a replacement must be found, or knowledge of how to repair the existing one must be learned.

Across the galaxy, thousands upon thousands of Mechanicus armies and fleets are already searching, guided by a database begun before the birth of the Imperium. Once found, such items and knowledge are confiscated at all costs in the name of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

Prerequisites To be a Tech priest you must be the cult Mechanicus Race

Class Feature

As a Tech priest you gain the following class features

Techno Specialty

Starting at 1st level, different Tech Priests choose different ways to aid in the Omnissiah will. Pick a Techno specialty listed later in this class.

Augmetics

starting at 1st level You gain 2 cybernetic augmentations of your choice as described in the Cybernetics section of this book. You gain Another Cybernetic augmentation at levels 3,6,9,12,15 and 18.

Mechacdendrites

Starting at 2nd level you gain one Mechadendrite. At Level 10 you gain a second Mechadendrite of your choice on your other shoulder, nether one of these count toward your allowed 2 Spinal Augmetics.

Repurpouse

Beginning at 3rd level, you can use your downtime to scavenge spare parts, useful chemicals, and raw materials which you can use to build your devices or to craft items. In order to do so, you must be in a hive city, scrapyard, wreckage or another location where such items might be found. Your DM may limit the availability of certain types of materials depending on the location where you are scavenging. For each hour that you spend scavenging, you can locate 1D10 RP plus your tech priest level worth of such materials. You can use the resources you collect while scavenging to pay the material cost of Building a new device schematics, creating or repairing a clockwork companion, or as raw materials for crafting with artisans tools with which you have proficiency.

Ability Score Improvement

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th, 16th, and 20th level, you can increase one ability score of your choice by 2, or you can increase two ability scores of your choice by 1. As normal, you can’t increase an ability score above 20 using this feature.

Blessing of the Omnissiah

At 5th level you gain one of the following traits below. As an action you may make one Constructs within 30ft of you gain the Chosen benefits for a number of rounds Equal to You 1d6 + your Wisdom bonus. you regain the use of this after you complete a long rest.

• The target on each of its turns may make one extra attack or a move as a free action
• The target suffers no penalty from the Heavy weapon property.
• The target gains Your level x 5 Temporary Hit points
• The target Gains a bonus to AC equal to you Wisdom bonus
• The target has a bonus on all save equal to your Wisdom bonus made by the Vehicle or the Driver of it.

At levels 10, 14 and 18 you gain one more of these Traits, when you use your Blessing you apply all the traits you know to the target for the duration

Adept Operator

Starting at 6th level you can use a bonus action on each of your turns in combat to take the Use an Object action, or to use your Tinker’s tools to attempt to disarm a trap or open a lock. Furthermore gain the Quick Charge Feature. This may be done a number of times per day equal to half your Dexterity modifier (rounded down to a min of 1). You regain all uses of this after you preform a long rest.

Quick Charge: As an action you may recharge one device you have used, as if you had completed a short rest.

At level 12 you may use the quick charge feature a number of times per day equal to your Dexterity modifier.

Rapid Reconfiguration

Starting at 7th level whenever you complete a short rest, you may reconfigure up to 3 of your equipped devices, switching them with different devices from the devices you have made. You must have access to your Artisans tools in order to reconfigure your equipped gadgets. At 11th level the number of equipped devices you can reconfigure increases to 4 and it increases again at levels 15 and 19.

Techno Specialty

Nurish the machine Spirits

Starting at 5th level You have a pool of Healing points that replenishes when you take a Long Rest. With that pool you may now use the Nurture the Machine feature below, you can restore a total number of Haul Points equal to your Tech priest level x 10.

As an action, you can touch a Vehicle and draw points from the pool to restore a number of Haul Points to that Vehicle, up to the maximum amount remaining in your pool.

Alternatively, you can expend 10 Points from your pool of Healing to remove one condition or effect from the vehicle. You can remove multiple conditions of effects with a single use of this ability, expending 10 Points for each one.

Rebuild the Machine

Starting at 9th level, your knowledge of Machinery has reached a new plateau. If a Vehicle or Construct is not too far gone, you can Rebuild it. As a 8-hour ritual, once per long rest you may Rebuild a Destroyed But not exploded Vehicle. It only returns to Half its total HP, but may be healed further.

Entice the Machine Spirits

Starting at 13th level you may use your Blessing of the omnissiah ability a number of time equal to your Wisdom modifier. the uses of this ability replenish after a long rest.

Omnissiahs Gift

Starting at 17th level as a 1 hour you may give one vehicle within 30ft the effects of the Blessings of the Omnissiah for 24 hours. You regain the used on this after you preform a long rest.

Genetor

Essentially geneticists, a Genetor is a high-ranking Adeptus Mechanicus Tech-priest who studies all matters genetic and biological. Sometimes referred to as a Magos Biologis, a Genetor numbers alongside the Logis, Artisan and Magos ranks of the Adeptus Mechanicus as members of its ruling Priesthood, possessing access to knowledge and resources far beyond that of the lesser Enginseers and Lexmechanics. A Genetor's professional obsession with organic life often makes them seem strange to their more mechanically-inclined brethren. For the most part, Genetors differ little from other Tech-priests -- they bear the same manner of augmetic implants, venerate information and understanding as the manifestation of divinity, and engage upon the Quest for Knowledge in much the same way. The difference is that they are not so quick to judge flesh and blood as inferior to steel and plasma and view living creatures as extremely complex and adaptable machines. Where some are content to make this observation distantly, others embrace it, seeking to improve their forms not with steel, but with better flesh and better blood. To an unknowing observer, a Genetor may appear little different to any other Tech-priest when swathed in their crimson robes. However, where most Tech-priests’ mass is derived from steel reinforcement and implanted armour plate, a Genetor may have augmented himself with vat-muscle, toughened skin, and organic-reinforced bones.

Another duty of Genetors is receiving and studying the required gene-seed tithes of all Space Marine Chapters for genetic corruption or deficiencies. The Horus Heresy had revealed weaknesses in the gene-seed of several Space Marine Legions. These defects had been exacerbated by the accelerated gene-seed cultivation techniques needed to keep the huge formations of the Space Marine Legions up to strength in the terrible conflicts being fought at the time of the Great Crusade. The insidious powers of Chaos had been able to manipulate this corruption to turn Horus and many of the Space Marines under his command against the Emperor. Once Horus was defeated following the Battle of Terra, it was decided that the forces of the Imperium would be reorganised so that a similar catastrophe could not be repeated. The Space Marine Legions were divided up to create one Chapter of the same name as the original First Founding Legion and many other Chapters with new names. This event was called the Second Founding, and over two dozen further Foundings have occurred in the ten millennia since.

During the Second Founding, it was determined that the first objective of the Magi Biologis was to recognise and expunge these genetic weaknesses. Space Marines would be created and trained slowly. The stored gene-seed used to cultivate the Astartes implants that turn a normal man into a Space Marine would be carefully monitored, and cultivated organs would be subject to the most stringent tests of purity. Young Initiates would undergo rigorous trials of physical and psychological suitability before they were accepted, and only those of the highest calibre would be chosen. On Terra, the Adeptus Terra created genetic repositories to produce and store Space Marine gene-seed. These storage facilities were used to provide new gene-seed for newly Founded Space Marine Chapters. To prevent cross-contamination, the genetic material of each of the old Legions was isolated. Henceforth, the new Space Marine Chapters would receive gene-seed only from their own genetic stock. The remaining stocks of gene-seed taken from the Traitor Legions before their fall to Chaos was placed under a time-locked stasis seal, although many believed these dangerous stocks should be destroyed. By taking direct control of the genetic stocks, the mortal Adepts of Terra could ultimately control the Space Marines in the wake of the Heresy, for they alone now had the power to destroy or create Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes at will.

When you choose this Techno Specialties you gain Proficiency in Science, Medicine, Alchemy Tools and Inteligence

Furthermore you become Proficient with the All Omnissian axe, the chosen weapon of the Omnissiah ant the machine cult.

Laser Skin Grafter

Starting at 1st level you have a pool of Healing points that replenishes when you take a Long Rest. With that pool, you may now use the Laser skin Graft feature. You can restore a total number of Hit Points equal to your Tech Preist level x 5.

Laser Skin Graft As an action, you can touch a creature and draw from the pool to restore a number of Hit Points to that creature, up to the maximum amount remaining in your pool.

Alternatively, you can expend 5 Hit Points from your pool of Healing to cure the target of one disease or neutralize one poison affecting it. You can cure multiple Diseases and neutralize multiple Poisons with a single use of Lay on Hands, expending Hit Points separately for each one.

Furthermore you gain the Spare the dieing cantrip.

Craft the Flesh

Starting at 5th level, you may prepare yourself with a number of spells equal You to your intelligence modifier + your proficiency bonus. You can pick from the spells Cure wounds, Revivify, Haste, Lesser Restoration and Aid spells, all the spells will have a range of touch and 1 target. The cure wounds and aid spell will be cast as a level equal to your intelligence modifier and the haste spell lasts for only 1D8+2 rounds, use your intelligence as your spell casting ability modifier.

Although you use spell they are considered nonmagical, because you use varius self created mechanical devices to do your work.

At 9th level you can now prepair 2 x your Intelligence + proficiency bonus per long rest.

At 13th level You may prepare yourself with a number of spells equal You to your intelligence modifier + your proficiency bonus x 2.

Poison the Flesh

Satring at 9th level, your knowledge of biology allows you to know its weakneses aswell. Gain the Poison spray cantrip and you may now prepare yourself with spells Cloudkill, Contagion and ray of sickness. The ray of sickness is at a level equal to your intelligence modifier. Use your intelligence as your spell casting ability modifier.

Although you use spell they are considered nonmagical, because you use varius self created mechanical devices to do your work.

Rebuild the Flesh

Starting at 13th level, your knowledge of Medicine and Machine has reached a new plateau. If a creature is not too far gone, you can bring them back to life or regenerate a limb. You may now prepair yourself with the spells Grater restoration, Regenerate and Heal without material components. use your intelligence as your spell casting ability modifier.

Although you use spell they are conciderd nonmagical, because you use varius self created mechanical devices to do your work.

Magos Bioligis

At 17th level you may cast the true resurrection spell as a 18-hour ritual spell once per day provided the Brain was Preserved. The subject will have bio mechanical parts after completion of the ritual. due to the reconstruction of the body and the savarity of it is due to how much of the body you have to work with.

Magos Dominus

Magos Dominus (fem: Magos Domina), known also as a Tech-priest Dominus, is a senior Tech-priest of the Adeptus Mechanicus who commands the Mechanicus' military forces and seek to advance military technology.

The Magi of the Priesthood of Mars are the masters of much of what remains of the vast and potent military secrets of the Dark Age of Technology, particularly the ancient technology of combat robots, the Battle-Automata. To them the pursuit and preservation of the arcane mysteries of science and circuit are of far greater worth than petty wealth, worldly power or the lives of their fellow men.

A Tech-priest Dominus may live for many standard centuries or even millennia, prolonging their life through arcane science and progressive cybernetic conversion, willingly becoming something other than human as they seek to fulfil the Omnissiah's will.

Shapers of destruction, masters of the Cult Mechanicus, the Tech-priests Dominus can reduce entire worlds to ruin. They can command a city to be broken down until not a single rockcrete brick rests upon another, or order an entire intelligent species eradicated and expunged from the history books.

These feats they accomplish not through diplomacy, but via the relentless, merciless application of firepower, for it is they that command the Mechanicus' Skitarii Legions, Electro-priesthood and Legio Cybernetica.

The vaunted rank of Dominus is bestowed only on those of the Cult Mechanicus with a true talent for war; those who believe the supremacy of the Machine God is to be proven at every opportunity. Though they are as likely to hail from the laboratories of the Magos Biologis as they are from the war halls of the Magi Militarum, each is an expert in weapons arcana.

To them the secrets of the battlefield are laid bare. Every bullet's ballistic trajectory, every las-pack's current capacity and every battle engine's optimal fire solution flickers in their mind's eye. They feast on raw data and cerebro-stimulants, allowing them to coordinate frontline tactics and exload war-psalms from their Vox arrays even as they visit destruction personally upon the foe.

None are safe, for a Tech-priest Dominus can tear the Machine Spirit from a super-heavy tank even as he blasts its infantry escort to coiling wisps of steam. To augment their own formidable weaponry, the contents of the vast vaults of the Forge Worlds are available to the Tech-priests Dominus, allowing them to carry to war ancient relics capable of extraordinary feats of destruction.

When you choose this Techno Specialties you gain Proficientcy in Technology, Tech Tools, Artificers tools and Constitution Saves

Furthermore you become Proficient with the All Axes, the chosen weapon of the Omnissiah ant the machine cult.

Chanticals of the Omnissiah

Starting at 1st level, you gain two Chants of you choice. at levels 5, 9, 13 and 17 you gain one more Chant. As an action the dominus may begin a chant the cant can last up to 10 rounds provided the dominus can speak, to continue the chant. the dominus must be able to virbilise words. Any friendly Skitari, Tech preist, Techmarine, Cult Mechanicus, Construct or Vehicle within 30ft, that can here the chant may benefit from it, each chant is detailed below. You may only maintain one Chant at a time. You may initiate a number of chants between rest equal to your Wisdom modifier. You regaining the uses of this feature after preforming a long rest.

Incantation of the Iron Soul Each target within the range of this chant, regains an amount Hp equal the Chanters Wisdom bonus at the end of the Chanters turn.

Chant of the Steel Fist Each target within the range of this chant, has a bonus to all Melee attack and melee damage rolls equal to your Wisdom Modifier.

Benidiction of the Omnissiah Each target within the range this chant, has a bonus to all Ranged attack and ranged damage rolls equal to your Wisdom bonus.

Shroudpslam Enemies attacking any target within range of this chant has disadvantage on all ranged attack rolls made.

Invocation of Machine Might Each target within the range of this chant, temporarly removes all levels of exhuastsion and Gains your Wisdom modifier in Temporary hit points each round.

Litany of the Electromancer Once per round when this chant starts and during this Chant any Creature that starts or ends its turn within range of the chant takes an amount of lightning damage equal to your wisdom bonus.

Augmetic Abbomination

Starting at 5th level, you augment your robotic body with many Cybernetic Augmentations, you gain 5 cybernetics, you gain one new one at levels 10,15 and 20

Lord of the Machine cult

Starting at 9th level any friendly cult Mechanicus, Tech priest, Techmarine, construct or Vehicle gain a bonus to all Science, History, Technology Skill check and all Dexterity, Wisdom and Intelligence saves made while they are within 10ft of the Dominus equal to your Wisdom Modifier. At level 13 this increases to 20ft and again to 30ft at 17th level.

Mecha-dominator

Starting at 13th level any vehicle or construct that targets the Dominus and is within 30ft has disadvantage on the attacks and you have advantage on saves against effects from vehicle At 17th level this increases to 60ft.

Arch Magos Dominus

Staring at 17th level You are immune to the effects of Charm and Fear Conditions. Furthermore A number of times equal to your Wisdom modifier, you may cast the Dominate Monster spell on a vehicle in range the DC of the save is equal to 8 + you proficentcy bonus + your Wisdom modifier. You regain uses of this feature after you complete a long rest.

Fabricator

A Fabricator is a master Techpriest set to the tasks of crafting advanced technological devices like all Tech priests but a fabricator knows, the allot about making the most of the materials they use to amplifying the Actions of the devices they create. often looked at as Techno Magi, you never know what device they will use next.

When you choose this Techno Specialties you gain Proficientcy in Science, Technology, Tech Tools and Dexterity Saves Pick one of these, then double you Proficiency bonus when making checks with that skill.

Furthermore you become Proficient with the All Axes, the chosen weapon of the Omnissiah ant the machine cult.

Expert Fabricater

as you continue to Create devices you get better making them easier and more powerful.

At 1st level Your DC to build a Device is reduced by 5 and gain Extra Gear.

Extra Gear: you may now own double the normal devices you are alloted, half must be equipped to you or your gear and the other half must be given to Others or not used but may be on the tech Priest for use with rapid reconfiguration.

Scavenger

Starting at 5th level, you add your Intelligence modifier when making rolls for a gold amount when useing the repurpose feature. This increses to x 2 at level 9, x 4 at level 13 and x 8 at level 17.

Enhanced Device

Starting at 9th level, Each divice that has a recharge after short rest may be used twice before needing to be recharged. This increases to 3 times at 17th level.

Expedited Fabrication

Starting at 13th level, you may Create 1 device per long rest, in minimum time it would normaly take.

At 17th level when you expedite a creation. it costs the minimum required cost and you may expidite one more creation per long rest.

High Fabricator

Starting at 17th level, you may pass an amount of skill check when creatin a device equal to your inteligence modifier. you regain uses of this feature after you preform a long rest.

Cybernetica Datasmith

A Cybernetica Datasmith is a specialist rank of Adeptus Mechanicus Tech-priest who programs the Kastelan Robots of the Legio Cybernetica at the maniple level, often having to do so in the thick of battle. They have access to the dizzying array of weapons and arcana of their Forge World's arsenals, which they use in defence of themselves and their charges.

When you choose this Trooper Doctrine you gain Proficiency in Science, Technology, History and Intelligence saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Special Weapons.

Battle class Mechanicus Robot

Beginning at 1st level, you gain a Robotic construct which you control via telepathic link. Discuss the cost and time required to acquire this construct with your DM. You can only control a single Robot at a time. Use the Battle class Robot stats in Chapter 3 Vehicles and Minions.

Sacred Data Tether

Beginning at 5th level, you form a more potent connection to your Robot. On your turn you may use your bonus action and make your Robot may use the Dash, dodge, Disengage or Help action.

Furthermore, If you are attacked on your turn, you may use your reaction to have your robot make one attack against the target that attacked you.

Battle class Upgrade

At 9th level, your Battle Class robot gets the the Multi Attack feature, your robot may make 2 Attacks each turn and it gains Reactive Plating ability the Kastelan class Robot has.

Kastelan Class Mechanicus Robot

Beginning at 13th level you gain a Kastelan class robot which you control via telepathic link. Discuss the cost and time required to acquier this construct with your DM. You can only control a single Robot at a time. Use the Kastelan Robot Stats in chapter 4 Vehicles .

Coordinated Attack

Beginning at 17th level, you and your robot form a Perfect fighting team, one that the Omnissiah would be Proud of. When you use the Attack action on your turn, if your Robot can see you, you may Use your bonus action to have you robot make one attack agains the same target.

Skitarii Trooper

The Skitarii (sing. Skitarius), also known as the Tech-Guard and the Legiones Skitarii, are the cybernetic military forces of the Adeptus Mechanicus of the Imperium of Man.

To a man, the Skitarii are warriors born. They take pride in their holy work, glorying in the power of the Omnissiah as He drives them to ever greater feats. Reticules and calibrators pick out targets with uncanny accuracy, Galvanic Rifles bark and servitor-bullets find the skulls of the foe.

Rad Weapons borne with martyr's strength turn the battlefield ever more toxic until it is as befouled as the Red Planet's own wastes. On titanium limbs the Skitarii stalk the war zones of the galaxy, looking from above like the columns of rust-ants that hunt the dunes of Mars.

Their boundless faith in the Machine God and His physical incarnation, the Omnissiah, drives them on without sleep. Their meditations on divinity are rest enough.

Once contact is made with the enemy their pace does not slacken, yet neither does it increase. With the barest of shivers the Skitarii receive doctrina imperatives from Tech-priest masters in orbit. Rifles and carbines are raised to shoulders in perfect unison, and bloody war begins.

Skitarii are used to defend Mechanicus Forge Worlds, manufacturing installations elsewhere in the Imperium and often accompany high-ranking Tech-priests and Magi as their bodyguards. Skitarii also serve as the armed forces that defend the Mechanicus' Explorator vessels that explore the galactic frontier.

Prerequisites To be a Skitarii Trooper you must be Cult Mechanicus

Skitarii safeguard the massive war engines of the Centurio Ordinatus as well as Titans on campaign from boarding actions and prevent hostile forces from reaching the war engines' dead zone, where its main weapon batteries are useless.

A number of Titan Legions maintain their own Skitarii detachments for this purpose, known as Secutarii, and if they do not, their Mechanicus masters will provide ample forces to protect the God-machine

Class Feature

As a Skitarii Trooper you gain the following class features

Equipment

Skitarii starter kit

Combat Protocol

You adopt a particular protocol as your specialty. you gain one of the abilities below, At level 10 you get to pick one more

Trooper Doctrine

At 1st level, you choose a Doctrine that your new self is to assume. Choose Ranger, Vanguard, or Sicarian, all detailed at the end of the class description. The Doctrine you choose grants you features at 1st level and again at 5th, 9th, 13th, and 17th level.

Reconstruction Bionics

At 2nd level you have You have Enhanced your Bionics you can activate to heal you. On your turn, you can use a bonus action to regain hit points equal to 1d10 + your Mechanicus, Trooper level. Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or long rest before you can use it again. this ability is separate from your racial Bionics ability.

At level 9 you gain 1 more use of this feature.

Enhanced Actuators

Starting at 2nd level, you can push your robotic body beyond its normal limits for a moment. On your turn, you can take one additional action.

Once you use this feature, you must finish a short or long rest before you can use it again. Starting at 15th level, you can use it twice before a rest, but only once on the same turn.

Advanced Protocol

When you reach 4th level, and again at 8th, 12th and 16th level, you may gain one feature of your choice.

Extra Attack

Beginning at 5th level, you can attack twice, instead of once, whenever you take the Attack action on your turn.

The number of attacks increases to three when you reach 11th level in this class and to four when you reach 19th level in this class.

Robotic Resistance

Beginning at 7th level, you can re-roll a saving throw that you fail. If you do so, you must use the new roll, and you can’t use this feature again until you finish a long rest.

You can use this feature twice between rests starting at 12th level and three times between long rests starting at 18th level.

Trooper Doctrine

Ranger Adaptive Combat Protocols

Beginning at 1st level, Pick one of the protocols from below, you may only have one protocol active at a time. As a bonus action you may switch your Protocol

Terrain Protocols

At 5th level you have data on a particularly terrain, you are familiar with one type of natural environment and are adept at traveling and surviving in such regions. Choose one type of favored terrain: arctic, coast, desert, forest, grassland, mountain, swamp, Urban or the Underground. You gain the following benefits when traveling for an hour or more in your favored terrain:

• Difficult terrain doesn't slow your group's travel.
• Your group can't become lost except by magical means.
• Even when you are engaged in another activity while traveling (such as foraging, navigating, or tracking), you remain alert to danger.
• If you are traveling alone, you can move stealthily at a normal pace.
• When you forage, you find twice as much food as you normally would.

While tracking other creatures, you also learn their exact number, their sizes, and how long ago they passed through the area.

Advanced Terrain Protocals

At 9th level you have more advanced data on you favored terrain and of more terrain types. Choose a second favored terrain. While in your favored terrain, either the one you already had or the one you gain from this feature, you gain the following benefits:

• You ignore difficult terrain.
• You have advantage on initiative rolls.
• On your first turn during combat, you have advantage on attack rolls against creatures that have not yet acted.

Corrective programing

Begining at 13th level you may Re-roll a number of critical misses Equal to you Intelligence modifier. You regain all uses of this feature after you complete a long rest

Reaction Enhancement

Beginning at 19th level, your enhancements allow attackers to rarely gain the upper hand against you. No Attack roll has advantage against you while you aren't Incapacitated.

Vanguard

The Skitarii Vanguard, informally known as "Rad Troopers," serve as the vanguards of the Skitarii cohorts of the Adeptus Mechanicus Forge Worlds.

They are feared throughout the Imperium, for they use the baleful radioactive energies of the Forge Worlds as their weapon and are capable of operating in the galaxy's most hostile warzones.

When you choose this Trooper Doctrine you gain Proficiency in Perception, Acrobatics, Athletics and Constitution saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Special Weapons.

Fixed Augmetics

When you become a Vanguard you previous body has been replaced by a new robotic one made for the destruction of the Omnissiahs enemies. you no longer Follow the rules for sentient but Machines Racial ability. you lose all benefits of any Cybernetics you once had and you have a fixed Attribute Statline as follows Str: 20 Dex: 16 Con: 16 Int: 18 Wis 16 Cha: 10 and you gain the benefits of the following Cybernetics, if they have an upgrade you will get it when you meet the requirements. you are not allowed to alter your Cybernetics unless higher command says so.

• Audio Filter (Head)
• Enhanced Night Vision (Head)
• Reactive Eye shields (Head)
• Central Processor (Nero)
• Focused Bionics (Chest)
• Bionic Respiratory System (Anatomic)
• Bionic Heart (Anatomic)
• Gravity Anchors (Feat)
• Dermal/Exo Hardener (Exo)
• Dermal/Exo Puncture Guard (Exo)
• Absorbent Dermis/Exo skeleton (Exo)
• Fire Retardant Dermis/Exo Skeleton (Exo)
• Enhanced Arm Servos (Both arms)
• Enhanced leg Sevos (legs)
• Ligament Upgrades (Anatomic)

Vanguard Adaptive Combat Protocols

Beginning at 1st level, Pick one of the protocols from below, you may only have one protocol active at a time. As a bonus action you may switch your Protocol

Unstable Core

At 5th level your metalic frame has taken damage from years of frontline combat, Any creature that starts its turn within 5 feet of you has to make a constitution test DC 10 or be Poisoned. the poisoned condition last until the creature goes farther then 5 feat from you then they take a test at the end of each round until passed if the poisoned condition lasts for 10 consecutive rounds then the creature is permanently poisoned until restored. as you level, varius things change as your core destabalizes and becomes more dangerous, see chart below.

Core Shielding

Begining at 13th level as an item interaction you may activate or deactivate you unstable core

Lethal Radiation

Beginning at 19th level, the amount of radiation leaking from your core is very lethal. the longer an individual is poisoned by your unstable core they will start to have other side effects from the lethal radiation poisoning them, refer to chart below for the duration of time between tests for new conditions take place when a new condition arises the creature will make a test against the effect at a DC located on the chart Below, if the test is passed, the target will retest in the same amount of time it waited before the failed test.

Sicarian Infiltrator

A Sicarian Infiltrator is a member of perhaps the most sinister of the Adeptus Mechanicus' Skitarii warrior clades, for their neurostatic bombardment robs their victims of their senses. When hunting, they emit a white noise that fills the visual, auditory and even olfactory spectrums with static, leaving their foes all but helpless before the killing begins.

Tall and slender, Sicarian Infiltrators pick their way across the battlefield with the stilted grace of spearfisher birds. They were not always this way, however, for each Sicarian is far from whole -- not in spirit, nor in body.

As with their Ruststalker brethren, every Sicarian Infiltrator was once a warrior of the Skitarii who, in the pursuance of the Cult Mechanicus' agenda, was blasted limb from limb, extensively burned or otherwise dismembered. During the data-harvest at a battle's end, if these fallen are judged still fit to serve the Omnissiah, they are not incinerated but instead taken back to the augmetic slabs.

There they are given a new lease on life by the addition of slender but powerful metal limbs. Technically speaking, all the Magi Biologis need to create a Sicarian is a head, a torso and some limb stumps, though a detachment from emotion and a knack for inspiring fear is vital for the best results.

When you choose this Trooper Doctrine you gain Proficiency in Perception, Stealth, Acrobatics and Dexterity saves.

Furthermore you become Proficient with all Special Melee Weapons.

Fixed Augmetics

When you become a Sicarian your previous body has been replaced by a new robotic one made for the destruction of the Omnissiahs enemies. you no longer Follow the rules for sentient but Machines Racial ability. you lose all benefits of any Cybernetics you once had and you have a fixed Attribute Statline as follows Str: 18 Dex: 18 Con: 18 Int: 16 Wis 16 Cha: 10 and you gain the benefits of the following Cybernetics, if they have an upgrade you will get it when you meet the requirements. you are not allowed to alter your Cybernetics unless higher command says so.

• Audio Filter (Head)
• Enhanced Night Vision (Head)
• Reactive Eye shields (Head)
• Central Processor (Nero)
• Focused Bionics (Chest)
• Bionic Respiratory System (Anatomic)
• Bionic Heart (Anatomic)
• Gravity Anchors (Feat)
• Dermal/Exo Hardener (Exo)
• Dermal/Exo Puncture Guard (Exo)
• Absorbent Dermis/Exo skeleton (Exo)
• Fire Retardant Dermis/Exo Skeleton (Exo)
• Active Camouflage (Exo x2)
• Net Launcher (Arm)
• Sensory Array

Sicarian Adaptive Combat Protocols

Beginning at 1st level, Pick one of the protocols from below, you may only have one protocol active at a time. As a bonus action you may switch your Protocol

Lethal Strike

At 5th level, gain the Lethal strike ability , this replaces your sneak attack feat.

Lethal Strike: you know how to strike with deadly precision and exploit a foe's distraction. Once per turn, you can deal an extra 4d6 damage to one creature you hit with an Attack if you have advantage on the Attack roll. The Attack must use a Finesse or a ranged weapon.

Robotic Reflexes

At 9th level you get uncanny dodge and evasion rouge ability as described on below. Furthermore you gain advantage on all stealth skill checks.

Uncanny Dodge: When an attacker that you can see hits you with an Attack, you can use your Reaction to halve the attack's damage against you.

Evasion: You can nimbly dodge out of the way of certain area Effects, such as a red dragon's fiery breath or an Ice Storm spell. When you are subjected to an effect that allows you to make a Dexterity saving throw to take only half damage, you instead take no damage if you succeed on the saving throw, and only half damage if you fail.

Nerostatic Pulse

At 13th level, you can emmit a puls of nerostatic energy that may disrupt enemys nearby, gain the Nerosttatic puls feature below. you may use this feature a number of times equal to half your Inteligence bonus, you regain uses of this feature after you complete a short rest

Nerostatic Puls: As an action all creatures witin 10ft of you must make a Constitution save DC 15 or be Blinded and Defened for 1D4 rounds Roll seperate fro each condition.

At level 18 you may use this a number of times equal to your Inteligence bonus.

Stealth Feild Generator

At 19th level you can cast Invisibility spell on yourself a number of times equal to half your intelligence modifier.

Imperial Assassin

The Officio Assassinorum is a highly secretive agency of the Imperium of Man's government that employs different "temples" that train human Assassins to further the goals and protect the security of the Imperium of Man. Although the Inquisition strikes fear in the hearts of all Imperial citizens, loyal and corrupt alike, the deadly disciples of the Officio Assassinorum strike fear in the hearts of even the most savvy, battle-hardened of Imperial warriors.

Assassins are typically deployed alone wherever feasible, having been trained to operate extensively behind enemy lines with no support. Given the sheer potential political power of this Adepta and the fact that its operatives are known to have been used against rival High Lords of Terra in the past, the authorization to assassinate a target must come from the very highest echelons of Imperial command. For this reason, Assassins are watched very closely to make sure that they are under the control of the Imperium.

Almost nothing is known in Imperial databases about the locations of the Officio Assassinorum's six different temples except that they are still located somewhere on Terra, save for the Eversor Temple. The Eversor Temple does not maintain a single headquarters and instead keeps its operatives in cryo-stasis on a variety of secret starships and space stations that are scattered across Imperial space and maintained on high-alert for the assignment of a mission at any time.

Prerequisites To be a Assassian you must be a Imperial or Pariah Race

Class Feature

As a Imperial Assassin you gain the following class features

Death Strike

Starting at 15th level, you become a master of instant death. When you attack and hit a creature that is surprised, it must make a Constitution saving throw (DC 8 + your Dexterity modifier + your proficiency bonus). On a failed save, double the damage of your attack against the creature.

Elusive

Beginning at 18th level, you are so evasive that attackers rarely gain the upper hand against you. No Attack roll has advantage against you while you aren't Incapacitated.

Assassins Gift

At 19th level, you have an uncanny knack for succeeding when you need to. If your Attack misses a target within range, you can turn the miss into a hit. Alternatively, if you fail an ability check, you can treat The D20 roll as a 20.

Once you use this feature, you can't use it again until you finish a short or Long Rest.

Assassin Temple

Infiltration Expertise

Starting at 3rd level, you can unfailingly create false identities for yourself. You must spend seven days and some resources to establish the history, profession, and affiliations for an identity. You can't establish an identity that belongs to someone else. For example, you might acquire appropriate clothing, letters of introduction, and official-looking certification to establish yourself as a member of a trading house from a remote city so you can insinuate yourself into the company of other wealthy merchants.

Thereafter, if you adopt the new identity as a disguise, other creatures believe you to be that person until given an obvious reason not to.

Study your enemy

Starting at 7th level, gain the the studied weakness ability below.

Studied Weakness: if you have observed an enemy for at least a minute, you can reliably strike at a target’s weak points. When you roll damage as part of lethal strike, you can reroll a number of damage dice equal to your Intelligence modifier (minimum one) You must use the new rolls.

Polymorphine Injection

starting at 10th level you may cast the spell Polymorph Spell (Funamancy), with the following changes below.

• you may only change into a huminoid creature you have seen before of your choice.
• the range of the spell is touch.
• If used on an unwilling creature the Save is Constitution DC 8 + your Profiecentcy bonus + your Inteligence bonus.

This may be used a number of time equal to half you Inteligence bonus (rounded up. You regain all uses of this after you have completed a long rest and provided 10 gp per use of the Plolymorph spell that was used between your last rest.

At level 18 you may use this a number of time equal to you whole Inteligence insteed of just half.

Impostor

Starting at 13th level you gain the ability to unerringly mimic another person's speech, writing, and behavior. You must spend at least three hours studying these three components of the person's behavior, listening to speech, examining handwriting, and observing mannerisms.

Furthermore, you have advantage on any Charisma (Deception) check you make.

Advanced Polymorphine Injection

Beginning at 18th level you may cast the spell True Polymorph Spell (Biomancy), with the following changes below.

• you may not turn an item into a creature.
• the range of the spell is touch.
• If used on an unwilling creature the Save is Constitution DC 8 + your Profiecentcy bonus + your Inteligence bonus.

This may be used 1 time. You regain the use of this after you have completed a long rest and provided 25 gp per if the true Polymorph spell that was used between your last rest.

Temple Vindicar

The Vindicare Temple is one of the temples of the Officio Assassinorum. The motto of the temple is Exitus Acta Probat, "the Outcome Justifies the Deed." Vindicare operatives are the most skilled snipers in the Imperium of Man and are usually directed to assassinate targets who are believed to have been possessed by daemonic entities or to have been corrupted by the Ruinous Powers of Chaos.

The most prominent feature of the Vindicare Temple of the Officio Assassinorum is that it trains its subjects to near-perfection in the art of marksmanship; they aim to kill the Emperor's worst enemies with a single bullet. In addition to the art of sniping, Vindicare Assassins are also trained in stealth and evasion techniques in order that they may get into the most advantageous position from which to take their shot and to successfully elude capture and disappear once their target is eliminated. The necessity for these skills is determined by the fact that a kill can only be made from the best position. Indeed, Vindicare Assassins have been known to occupy a position for days, or even weeks, before taking their shot.

The Vindicare are often employed in eliminating individuals for the Imperium who are suspected of harboring daemonic entities. The hope is that they can eliminate the host before the daemon is able to manifest itself on the material plane. Characters of great charisma, many false prophets and false messiahs among them, have fallen to the Vindicare's bullet, most commonly whilst they are preaching their false beliefs to their followers and spreading heresy against the Imperium. Upon this swift, brutal, and yet simple death, the erstwhile followers of such a Heretic soon become disheartened and afraid. Countless heresies against the Imperium have been prevented with a single, well-aimed shot where legions of men would have failed.