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About Tech Priest Xipil

WS 30, BS 40, S 25, T 30, Agi 30, Int 50*, WP 35, Per 38, Fel 30, Influence 30
Fate Threshold 4
Home World Bonus Secretive by Nature: Those who manage to leave a quarantine world learn how to keep secrets. Whenever the warband’s Subtlety would decrease, it decreases by 2 less (to a minimum reduction of 1).
Replace the Weak Flesh: An Adeptus Mechanicus character counts the Availability of all cybernetics as two levels more available (Rare items count as Average, Very Rare items count as Scarce, etc.).
Quest for Knowledge: In addition to the normal uses of Fate points (see page 293), a Sage character may spend a Fate point to automatically succeed at a Logic or any Lore skill test with a number of degrees of success equal to his Intelligence bonus.

Aptitude: Fieldcraft, Ballistic Skill, Intelligence, Knowledge, Perception, Tech, Willpower
Skills: Operate (Aeronautica), Common Lore (Adeptus Mechanicus), Logic, Security, Tech Use, Awareness, Medicae, Commerce, Forbidden Lore (Warp, Smugglers and Cartels)
Mechandrite Use (Utility), Weapon Training (Solid Projectile), Ambidextrous, Infused Knowledge
Traits: Mechanicus Implants
Wounds: 10/10
Fate Points: 4/4
Truth is subjective. Increase this character's Perception characteristic by 3.
The first time he would gain 1 or more Corruption points each session, he gains that amount plus 1 instead.

Hand cannon, Optical mechadendrite, Imperial robes, 2 vials of sacred unguents, Subskin Armour, Utility Mechandrite, Medicae Mechandrite, Stablight, Chrono, Stub Revolver with three clips, Silencer, Respirator

Things for Trade: Amasec x4, Bionic Arms x2, Bionic Eye x1, Cranial Armour, 4 Ration Packs

XP:
Infused Knowledge 400
Awareness 100
Medicae 100
Commerce 100
FL Smugglers and Cartels 100
FL Warp 100
+5 Int 100
Intelligence +5 250xp
Perception +5 100xp
Willpower +5 250xp

Physical Description: Almond coloured skin, Artistic Tattoo representations of machine spirits including facial tattoos, some circling the points where implants are present. Green eyes. Black hair short short.
Clothing Style: Torquise Robes (Signifying his orders affiliation as affiliated with the minor Forge World of Aztlan). Metallic components and gear painted with a black lacquer and a gold trim.
Questions:
1. What does the acolyte desire?
Acquisition of Knowledge and Understanding it.
Understanding is the True Path to Comprehension.
2. What does the acolyte hate?
The uninitiated not respecting the expertise in dealing with the machine spirits that is the role of the Priesthood of Mars.
3. What is the acolyte willing to sacrifice?
Non essential personnel if it is efficient to do so. Status as essential is open to review.
4. How did the acolyte meet the Inquisitor?
One of the Inquisitors previous investigations led them to Kul. Xipil caught the Inquisitors notice he believes since he was able to decipher the communiques of the Faceless Traders, had enough knowledge of them to contextualise the message and during the raid on their facility was able to display his proficiency with his firearm.
5. What does the Inquisitor mean to the acolyte?
The Inquisitor is (currently categorised as) essential personnel and an agent of the Omnissiah positioned to root out rogue and seditious elements which could interrupt the flow of resources to the Forgeworlds and Fanes of the Cult Mechanicus. Assistance to this individual is service to the Omnissiah in a non standard but prestigious manner and should expedite access to higher mysteries and valuable resources.
6. How does the acolyte see themselves in regards to this cell and their colleagues?
Those currently aligned as vassals to the Inquisitor have been selected for their skills and capabilities. They are useful and categorised as high value non essential personnel. As with interactions with Imperial Navy highlighting this opinion will induce a negative response. They are valuable, reasonable effort should be made to encourage their loyalty and safe return.