
Redemptionist Constantine |

Constantine attack 1d100 ⇒ 67 vs 62
Blademaster 1d100 ⇒ 22 vs 62
Chainsword Damage 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (5) + 6 = 11 pen 2
Chainsword Damage 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (2) + 6 = 8 pen 2
Constantine grits hit teeth. "Damnable things just won't die!
Initiative Round 6
Ann Onimous - 18
Huntarr - 15
Constantine - 10
Nihil - 10 (Light Wounded)
Serv2 - 8 (Light Wounded) [Huntarr]
Serv8 - 8 [Light Wounded) [Ann Onimous]
Illidan - 7 (Light Wounded)
Auraxis - 4

God Emperor |

Nihil will just be standing back as he realizes his gun is ineffective against these things.
Servitor 2 attacks Huntarr again.
1d100 ⇒ 70 vs 40
Servitor 8 turns and attacks the girl.
1d100 ⇒ 80 vs 40
Initiative Round 6
Ann Onimous - 18
Huntarr - 15
Constantine - 10
Nihil - 10 (Light Wounded)
Serv2 - 8 (Light Wounded) [Huntarr]
Serv8 - 8 [Light Wounded) [Ann Onimous]
Illidan - 7 (Light Wounded)
Auraxis - 4

Auraxis Aurilious |

Dropping his gun Auraxis draws the axe he picked up in the dungeons and charges one of the servitors.
I thought Auraxis picked up that Hammer from the NPC we killed but I don;t see it on my sheet, could I not use it?
Axe Attack 1d100 ⇒ 24
Axe Damage 1d10 + 3 ⇒ (1) + 3 = 4
Of course I get a shit damage roll...

God Emperor |

Woops forgot to add it! I'll re-roll the damage for that one.
Hammer Damage 2d10 + 3 ⇒ (3, 6) + 3 = 12 Pen 2
The blow strikes true and damages Servitor 2 a bit.
Initiative Round 7
Ann Onimous - 18
Huntarr - 15
Constantine - 10
Nihil - 10 (Light Wounded)
Serv2 - 8 (Light Wounded) [Huntarr]
Serv8 - 8 [Light Wounded) [Ann Onimous]
Illidan - 7 (Light Wounded)
Auraxis - 4

Redemptionist Constantine |

Constantine swings his chain sword at the last servitor
Attack 1d100 ⇒ 5 vs 67
Chain Sword Damage 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (5) + 6 = 11 Pen 2
Chain Sword Damage 1d10 + 6 ⇒ (10) + 6 = 16 Pen 2
Righteous fury 1d100 ⇒ 88
The final servitor crumples to the ground from the attack they are now all destroyed!
"What the frag what that! Why did these servitors attack us!"

Illidan |

"Indeed this was a clever design to stall us. We'd better hurry and get to the bottom of this. Only a few hours left or we will fail."
Illidan looks at the dismantled servitors checking to see if there are any comp ports
I would like to hack into the main line of these servitors see where the main source is streaming from. Find out their main objectives was it sent to mess with us on purpose or just droneing around. Worst case I would like to program one and have a servitor to follow my commands... OR AM I JUST WASTING MY TIME would like to delve deeper into my role playing skills here... ohh and please describe the room we are in I know its flipped but are there exits, doors, passages, windows anything of worth or noticable.
"Hows everyone standing, any serious need for a medic?"
Illidan looks up shock and AWE as the riddle of Her is revealed
"It's YOU again"

Illidan |

correction I am trained in tech use for situation like these
illidan looks for the least damaged servitor and begins looking through a control pannel at the base of its neck. To gain some insight of its source code or programming origin
"I am going to see what I can find out from this one.
1d100 ⇒ 61 40 - 20 (for NO Damn good reason)
"piece of s@#% is busted up real good"
illidan gets up and looks for the next thing to kill down the hallway her came through

God Emperor |

Illidan |

psyscience test success
1d100 ⇒ 56 vs 40
illidan crosses his arms and thinks
"don't know who this by!@# is "
illidan grabs hold of the parchment snaps a photo of it and the one on the wall
illidan tears off a corner piece of it and places the parchment on the table and goes into the hallway. Illidan projects an image from his recorder and sits and focus on the image
Invocation: 1d100 ⇒ 95 illidan's eyes turn black like a thousand nights
illidan projects his mind into an infinite realities.
Glimpse no Jutsu 3d10 + 5 ⇒ (5, 3, 3) + 5 = 16 vs 18 the future seems hazy
Dowsing 2d10 + 5 ⇒ (4, 6) + 5 = 15 vs 11
Psysciense test to find the by!@# 1d100 ⇒ 82 vs 50
Illdan comes into the room
"she's not in this room I can tell you guys that any other ideas?"

God Emperor |

This is a page from the Warrant not the whole thing left behind.
The Haarlock Warrant
Rogue Traders are all but unique in Imperial culture in that they are given licence to travel freely between the stars, both within the Imperium and without. A Rogue Trader’s charter gives him the right and authority to contact, trade, and make war beyond the Emperor’s Light. Outside the fringes of mankind’s domain, each Rogue Trader is a law unto himself.
The Haarlock warrant goes further, charging the Haarlocks to ”Bring the truth of the God-Emperor of Mankind and punish the foes of man in the darkness beyond.” It authorizes the raising and maintenance of a private fleet and army, going so far as to grant (with certain caveats) title to request arms, vessels, and support from the ”Emperor’s Servants.”
In Imperial terms, this degree of power in the hands of a single individual is staggeringly rare. The value of the Haarlock warrant is almost incalculable, and many would do any deed to possess it.
Much of the four millennia history of the Haarlock line is lost, and what does remain shows a repeated wax and wane of their power as they fade in and out of Imperial history. Recently, however, Albrach Haarlock was slain at the Battle of Bitter Reach, casting his bloodline into conflict. During this, an unusual scion rose to prominence.
A nephew of Albrach Haarlock by his long-dead sister, Erasmus is recorded in the Abulon Chronicles as being without ambition, remarkable only for a sharp wit and a valuable talent for the mysteries of technoarcana and xeno-lore. He was granted the captaincy of a scout frigate, The Spear of Destiny. During the conflict, Erasmus was lured into a trap by Mathias Haarlock, an outcast family member who turned to the Ruinous Powers for aid. Assailed by warp fiends, Erasmus was terribly injured in the attack and lost his beloved wife and daughter. Certain sources believe this incident drove Erasmus insane.
Ten standard years passed before Erasmus appeared again, and he had become a changed man, gaunt and terrible, possessing dire weapons and incomprehensible knowledge. In less than three years, Erasmus Haarlock succeeded in hunting down and systematically destroying every rival claimant to the Haarlock Warrant. Familiy members, allies, contacts, and anyone that stood between him and his vengeance were all considered forfeit by Erasmus. With his rivals destroyed, Erasmus was declared the Haarlock by a convocation of Imperial authorities from Solomon, Scintilla, and Ophelia VII. In the year 703.M41, Erasmus vanished without a trace.
CLASSIC!

Nihil Dragorus |

The notion of placing the muzzel of his Hecuter to the back of the psycher's head and pulling the trigger was.... Tempting. After not only trashing the room for no reason but also for snatching to paper out of his hands, Nihil seemed to find no love for the mongrel... Sighing quietly, he moved back over to the desk, examining the painting without realizing the the little girl was about to desecrate it.
Intelligence 1d100 ⇒ 3. Vs 52

Nihil Dragorus |

immediately realizing who the woman was and seeing the girl he had never met before raising up her blades to desecrate to painting, Nihil immediately raised up his Hecuter, pointing it at the girl.
I would greatly appreciate it if you put the blades down and step away from the painting, if you don't mind.

Warcry8027 |
Huntarr has no desire to debate any of this and moves towards the door that no one has been through yet. He knew that the enemy must have heard the fighting, and that they were even now preparing a response.
"I'm moving on. We're wasting time arguing."
Huntarr approaches the door and opens it, shotgun held at the ready.

Nihil Dragorus |

Completely ignoring the girl's question, Nihil spoke out to the psycher, gun stil trained on her skull.
be silent you feral worlder... Do you know nothing? That is the wife of Erasmus Haarlock
He turned his head back to the girl, growling under his breath.
And I will not have you desecrate the image of the innocent dead for your own sheer amusement. Now step away from the painting.