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It contains rules for all the common gear of the Tau Empire including battlesuits, as well as NPC profiles for most Tau units.

Still, most of this should be perfectly usable. The Imperium of Mankind teeters on the brink of annihilation, beset upon all sides by heretic warlords, daemon-summoning witches and rapacious alien.

Ordo Xenos Threat Briefing: Tau – This is actually done, but it’s from the first edition of this ruleset so it needs some updating mechanically and visually. The galaxy writhes in the mailed fist of all-consuming conflict.

In future I’ll likely add some abhuman specific talents and some unique gear for them.

Abhuman Rules – Rules for playing as Beastmen, Ogryn, Ratlings and Squats.

Adeptus Mechanicus Armoury – A work in progress attempt to port over most of the unique armaments of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

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Generally speaking this stuff is not very well proofread, tested, or edited, so your mileage may vary! Most of this will end up in a full expansion release at some point, likely with alterations. Here’s some stuff you might find useful that hasn’t quite made its way into a full rulebook or expansion release yet. This release is a beta and as such may have some balance issues, but should be fully featured and ready to use. It features detailed character creation mechanics for all of the above, along with a fully featured armoury, a new psychic discipline, and a suite of faith powers.

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If for some strange reason you’ve got money burning a hole in your pocket and want to give some of it to me so I can justify spending a bit more of my free time on this thing, I’ve set up a Ko-Fi page for donations here.Ĭhambers Militant expands the scope of Dark Heresy, providing gameplay mechanics for playing as Deathwatch Space Marines, Grey Knights and Adepta Sororitas. If you want to contact me, you can find a form and my Discord details on the contact page. If you’re new to the setting, some of the stuff here might be a little confusing – I’d strongly encourage you to check out Fantasy Flight Game’s original Dark Heresy sourcebooks if you need a solid introduction to roleplaying in this setting. It’s worth noting this content is not designed to function as an introduction to the Warhammer 40,000 universe. See below for links to all the currently released rulebooks, or check out the dev blog if you want to see the latest updates on stuff I’m working on.

Timeline of the Calixis Sector (RPG Download) by Alan Bligh, pg.This website is the home of Dark Heresy for Genesys, a conversion designed to let you run Inquisition-focused Warhammer 40,000 campaigns using Fantasy Flight Game’s Narrative Dice System.

Deathwatch: Rites of Battle (RPG), pg.

Dark Heresy: The Radical's Handbook (RPG), pg.

Dark Heresy: The Lathe Worlds (RPG), pg.

Scoth - Scoth was a world in the Ixaniad Sector where the Black Templars Chapter of the Adeptus Astartes was known to have battled the forces of the Aeldari.

The Inquisition's Conclave Ixaniad was purged of its Phaenonite influence in 427.M39. Within the heart of the Ixaniad Sector, the Phaenonite splinter faction of the Inquisition, declared Excommunicate Traitoris, is growing in influence on the region's Imperial planets and the few Forge Worlds that lie in the sector.

The sector was easily pacified before the Crusade moved on to the grinding conflicts that characterised its conquest of the Calixis Sector. The Ixaniad Sector has been home to several conflicts and spillovers from the bordering Calixis Sector, including the Meritech Wars which threatened the stability and safety of the entire sector.Īfter millennia of lawlessness, the Ixaniad Sector was once again brought into Imperial Compliance in the early days of the Angevin Crusade in the 39th Millennium. During the Age of Plunder of the Calyx Expanse ( Calixis Sector) from the 37th to the 39th Millennia, Rogue Traders frequented that region on the edge of the galaxy, including the future territory of the Ixaniad Sector, and returned with tales of xenos empires, lost human and Imperial worlds, and Warp-worshiping once-men.