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Cult of Redemption. A recent sect of the Imperial Faith that believes in redeeming mankind through excessive violence towards sinners, usually through flame.Chaos Cultists?
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Cult of Redemption. A recent sect of the Imperial Faith that believes in redeeming mankind through excessive violence towards sinners, usually through flame.Chaos Cultists?
One of the best Space Marine kits ever.
I wonder if death guard bits will fit on these ok? I’ve still got five of torso and legs from the kit on sprue.
Why wouldn't they be able to?I wonder if death guard bits will fit on these ok? I’ve still got five of torso and legs from the kit on sprue.
Aren’t the more recent chaos kits larger then previous marines?Why wouldn't they be able to?
Not by much, it’s the same thing with Firstborn marines and Primaris. Parts are very easily interchangeable/converted.Aren’t the more recent chaos kits larger then previous marines?
Na. Lore-wise they're old as fuck and even IRL they're old, the White Dwarf issues cited in that page dating to 1995. Sandy Mitchell is a fan of writing it in, with the party's assassin in the Dark Heresy books having redemptionist beliefs and the Tallarn Commissar in that one Ciaphas Cain novel being a fan of it since he was a thick-headed weasel who liked hiding behind theology. Obviously only the worst hives like Necromunda and Fenksworld will have that sort of nihilistic zeal, but its an appealing belief system in 40k among the downtrodden for obvious reasons.Cult of Redemption. A recent sect of the Imperial Faith that believes in redeeming mankind through excessive violence towards sinners, usually through flame.
I thought that they were recent in Necromunda's history, as befitting the paranoia in the Time of Ending. Though I wonder how their lore will reflect the Great Rift. My guess is that the leadership would want to close it by setting the whole rift on fire. Can it even be seen that down in the Hive or is excessive industry another means to block out the warp?Na. Lore-wise they're old as fuck and even IRL they're old, the White Dwarf issues cited in that page dating to 1995. Sandy Mitchell is a fan of writing it in, with the party's assassin in the Dark Heresy books having redemptionist beliefs and the Tallarn Commissar in that one Ciaphas Cain novel being a fan of it since he was a thick-headed weasel who liked hiding behind theology. Obviously only the worst hives like Necromunda and Fenksworld will have that sort of nihilistic zeal, but its an appealing belief system in 40k among the downtrodden for obvious reasons.
So did anyone pick up any of that AOS Slaanesh stuff? Some good bits for conversion/repurposing.
I will. The Slaangors and the gluttonous cannibal guy on the palanquin is exactly the Slaanesh content I've been wanting.So did anyone pick up any of that AOS Slaanesh stuff? Some good bits for conversion/repurposing.
I plan on buying some archers, for conversion into Dark Disciples for my Slaaneshi Dark Apostle and the rest will become Daemonettes or cultists.I will. The Slaangors and the gluttonous cannibal guy on the palanquin is exactly the Slaanesh content I've been wanting.