A school for the cursed: A Psyker Quest. Warhammer 40k quest.

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[X] Plan: Dogmatic disguise

Servitorizing this guy is plenty. Making him a sentient servitor is just overkill, that's the sort of thing that should be reserved for the inquisitor who sent him. Also we need to get other Imperials outside our order to like us, so looking like strong famous guy admiral Spire, rather than a witch who probably doesn't have the healthiest skin tone and looks is probably for the best.
 
[X]Plan: Clear Message (Poster Boy Version)
-[X] "I like the 'Admiral Spire' on the left."
-[X] Sapient servitorization:
birdmaster01 said:
[X] "Just put me back together as normal":
[X] Servitorize him:
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.Slaking.LV.Max. said:
[X] "I like the 'Admiral Spire' on the left."
[X] Sapient servitorization:
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HebrideanStarfis said:
[x] "Just put me back together as normal":
[X] Kill him:
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It's plan votes only.
 
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Hunter531 said:
Call me eccentric, but I'd rather not advertise how an inquisitorial acolyte tried to kill us, so we subjected him to a horrific fate in return. Being targeted by the Inquisition simply isn't a good look.

I really don't want to do so in a way that leaves the possibility of said Inquisitor being able to retrieve the Servitor and obtain the knowledge he has undoubtedly gained through his time in the Sapphire Keep. Plus, said ex-servitor would make excellent evidence if he wants to go public with what we did. Violating the unwritten rules like that would be less-than-wise, but fanatics are by definition pretty irrational.
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"The Recidivist who bombed our Keep was actually ab acolyte of yours? Oh dear. We didn't know that. We turned him into a Servitor. Do you want it back?"


Hunter531 said:
It's nowhere near solid enough to allow the Telepathica to kill Inquisitorial agents on sight.
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If you come across an Infiltrator and you kill them, and it is revealed they were an Inquisitorial one. Then it is for the most part, just an unfortunate coincidence. Its not even -that- uncommon depending on where in the Imperium it happens.

You don't need to treat them as Inquisitorial Agents -UNTIL- they announce it. So kill them before they take out their rosette.
 
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[X]Plan: Clear Message (Poster Boy Version)

I never thought a day would come when I would vote to servitortize someone.
 
Is he now fully organic after his reconstruction?

Also can a psyker able increase his level of psyker rank naturally or though training?

Is our protagonist soul bound to Emperor? Or only astropths in Telepathica undergo soul binding?
 
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[X]Plan: Clear Message (Poster Boy Version)

Will this stop inquisition infiltration? By the Emperor no, they're the type of single minded bastards to not care so long as they accomplish their goals.

But by the Emperor this will send a message. Internally and externally of our stance on such a matter
 
SouvikKundu said:
Is he now fully organic after his reconstruction?

Also can a psyker able increase his level of psyker rank naturally or though training?

Is our protagonist soul bound to Emperor? Or only astropths in Telepathica undergo soul binding?
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1: Cybernetic augmentations restored. But you've got two regular eyes again.
2: Both. Be it through maturing into their power, or training in drawing upon it.
3: Only Astropaths and some exceptions.
 
If a beta class psyker undergo soulbinding what we be result? I remember Malcador was first to undergo that but he able to keep his eyes and increase his power. Is it not possible for For higher level psyker to do same?
 
SouvikKundu said:
If a beta class psyker undergo soulbinding what we be result? I remember Malcador was first to undergo that but he able to keep his eyes and increase his power. Is it not possible for For higher level psyker to do same?
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I would assume that would not work for us for a few reasons
1. Malacador was way above Beta Class (Alpha-Alpha Plus) and had a far great understanding and mastery of the Warp than any human bar the Emperor himself
2. It was likely a far more involved process that what the Emperor can achieve in his current state
3. We are not buddies with the Emperor, we're a servant, not a prized confidant
 
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Soulbinding as a process improves the stability of a Psyker, but at the loss of other senses, and generally weakens most of their psychic abilities except for astro-telepathy. It is refocusing the mind to aim most of their psychic potential upon telepathic prowess.

To put it brutally simple.

Soulbinding is used to turn weak Psykers into mostly capable telepaths with some additional protection against chaotic influence.

Soulbinding someone like Occam would make him a better Telepath, but his other psychic abilities would weaken greatly.
 
Mayto said:
If you come across an Infiltrator and you kill them, and it is revealed they were an Inquisitorial one. Then it is for the most part, just an unfortunate coincidence. Its not even -that- uncommon depending on where in the Imperium it happens.

You don't need to treat them as Inquisitorial Agents -UNTIL- they announce it. So kill them before they take out their rosette.
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I meant more along the lines of killing them wherever they are seen, regardless of if they are infiltrating or not.
 
[X]Plan: Clear Message
-[X] "Just put me back together as normal":
-[X] Sapient servitorization:
[X]Plan: Clear Message (Poster Boy Version)
 
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