Fluff Masters Clan

[nexus-star]

I have read in a novel where there are these semi-daemonette looking mutants complete with claws and perfume.
And daemons don´t dissapear instantly as soon as they are beaten, when they have enough warp in them they can regenerate themselves or the farseer is controlling the movement of the daemonette through his psyche.

[Adrian MalSeraph]

Small Question:

How does an Inquisitor go about choosing an Acolyte? Is there a process, or does the Inquisitor just choose someone?

[Xerxes]

It's completely up to the individual inquisitor. There does seem to be a rough progression (interrogator-acolyte-inquisitor), but that's hardly typical. What makes a good inquisitor is entirely up to the inquisitor doing the choosing. And so the recruitment methods will be just as varied.

[NiteRabbit]

Primarily an Inquisitor will pick someone that catches their attention as being a worthy candidate for the job and will observe them for a certain period of time that can last anywhere from a few days to even about a month depending on how much time the Inquisitor has (he/she'll probably leave a member of their staff to keep tabs on the potential candidate if they need to be observed for an extended period of time). Then they will be inducted into the Inquisitor's retinue as an Interrogator and start their training until such time as an Inquisitorial conclave sees fit to promote the Acolyte to a full Inquisitor. They will generally have to prove their worth in the line of duty first, however. On the other hand, they can come from all walks of life, from students of the Schola Progenium to cadets at one of the many Imperial Naval Academies.

Alternatively, there are many Inquisitorial representatives who will follow up on reports of talented individuals in a "talent scout" sort of way and they will recommend likely candidates for an apprenticeship, in which case they will be assigned to an Inquisitor in the same way that they would be if their master were to meet an untimely death.

[Adrian MalSeraph]

Primarily an Inquisitor will pick someone that catches their attention as being a worthy candidate for the job and will observe them for a certain period of time that can last anywhere from a few days to even about a month depending on how much time the Inquisitor has (he/she'll probably leave a member of their staff to keep tabs on the potential candidate if they need to be observed for an extended period of time). Then they will be inducted into the Inquisitor's retinue as an Interrogator and start their training until such time as an Inquisitorial conclave sees fit to promote the Acolyte to a full Inquisitor. They will generally have to prove their worth in the line of duty first, however. On the other hand, they can come from all walks of life, from students of the Schola Progenium to cadets at one of the many Imperial Naval Academies.

Alternatively, there are many Inquisitorial representatives who will follow up on reports of talented individuals in a "talent scout" sort of way and they will recommend likely candidates for an apprenticeship, in which case they will be assigned to an Inquisitor in the same way that they would be if their master were to meet an untimely death.

Okay, thanks NiteRabbit and Xerxes.

*gets to writing fluff for character in =][=*

[numberofthebeastxxx]

Hmmmm.... almost up to 1000 thread posts. Way to go fluffers!

[Helbrecht]

I have a couple of questions on terminator armor mks. What is the big ifference between mk4 and mk5 suits? Size and prevent weapon jamming? And why is mk6 (greyknight) armor said to be impossible to make?

[LordLink]

I don't know this one. I'm just hoping the next one won't have stupid heads in their stomachs. Seriously GW even terminators have shoulder. That is one hell of a hunch.

[gingerninja]

I have a couple of questions on terminator armor mks. What is the big ifference between mk4 and mk5 suits? Size and prevent weapon jamming? And why is mk6 (greyknight) armor said to be impossible to make?

Weapons and Equipment of the Imperium (Warhammer 40,00 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

That explains the difference in the power armours. (I think anyway). As for the Aegis Armour of the Grey Knights. I would suggest that the psychic energy need to inscribe their terminator armour with it's wards is impossible with the Emperor out of comission. Also terminator armour is a slow production anyway.

Grey Knights - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

There is a little something on their armour.

I'm probably wrong though, fantasy is my strong suit. :ninja:

[Xerxes]

I think you've hit the nail on the head for the Grey Knights (I'd forgotten completely about aegis suits), but they're talking about different models of terminator armour, not power armour. Come to think of it, I wasn't aware that there were distinct versions of terminator armour.