GM Luxium

WS 33 BS 49 S 39 T 62 Ag 31 Int 47 Per 43 WP 36 Fel 15
Movement: 3/6/12/24 Wounds: 16 Armor: Head 8 Rest 9 Insanity: 45 Corruption: 28
Skills: Awareness (Per), Common Lore (Adeptus Mechanicus) (Int) +10, Forbidden Lore (Archeotech +20, Dark Mechanicus, Adeptus Mechanicus, Warp +10), Logic (Int) +10, Tech-Use (Int) +20
Talents: Advanced Mechadendrites (1 free mechadendrite action per combat round), Luminen Shock, Mechadendrite Use (Optical, Weapon), Prosanguine, Weapon-Tech
Traits: Machine (3), Mechanicus Implants
Gear: Heavy robes, combi-tool, 2 doses of sacred unguents, portable vox
Cybernetics: Luminen capacitors implant, malfuntioning Cogitus Implant (-10 to Int, Fel), good bionic senses (+10 to Per) and standard limbs, 2 x Optical Mechadendrite, 2 x Las Pistol mechadendrite which resemble optical mechadendrites.

Weapons:

• 2 pcs Archeotech Laspistol Range 90m; S/3/-; 1d10+3 E; Pen 2; Clip 70; Reload 1 Full; Accurate, Reliable, each is attached to a weapon mechadendrite which is made to resemble Optical Mechadendrites.
• Dark Mechanicum Axe, Omnisian Axe One-Handed Melee – Power 2d5+5 E; Pen 6; Power Field, Unwieldy, Nature concealed until activated, causes fear (2)
• Combat Servitor Servo-Arm Natural – Primitive 1d10 I; Pen 6;

Binaric Screech: The character releases a deafening screech in the mysterious language of the Mechanicum that causes technology to shut down or malfunction. The Tech-Priest chooses a point in line of sight within 30 metres, and as a Half Action makes an Ordinary (+10) Tech-Use test. If he succeeds on this test, a Haywire Field is created, centred at that point with a radius equal to the character’s Intelligence bonus in metres, as if the location had been struck by
a weapon with the Haywire quality (see page 147).

History

His path to the secrets of the Dark Mechanicum began when he stumbled upon a petrified cogitator of mysterious origin, originating from the fabled world of Ultima Tectum.

Guided by the cogitator’s enigmatic data, Luxius left his home on a desolate Forge World and joined a notorious syndicate smuggler ship. Serving as a tech-priest, he sought access beyond the boundaries of his world, hungry for the treasures of aecheotech that awaited on Ultima Tectum.

Ultima Tectum, a forgotten planet hidden within the outer reaches, proved to be a treasure trove of ancient technologies. As Luxius plundered the lost vaults and secret catacombs, he found himself immersed in the forbidden arts of the Dark Mechanicum, treading a path that few tech-priests dared to traverse.

Among the chaos of interstellar crime lords and rival factions, Luxius came under the employ of the infamous crime lord Borga. His knowledge of archeotech and mastery of forbidden technologies made him a valuable asset in Borga’s shadowy dealings. But Luxius’ newfound fortune was short-lived.

An arbitratorial task force, commanding an Imperial frigate, ambushed Borga’s vessel in the depths of the void. In the midst of the deadly confrontation, Judge Mordechai, a relentless enforcer of Imperial law, boarded the bridge of the ship. A fierce battle ensued, and Luxius was gravely wounded.

In a desperate attempt to survive, Luxius made a fateful decision. He had to leave his physical body behind, entrusting his biological brain to a servo-skull for safe transport. It was a sacrifice that would forever change his essence, turning him into a damaged consciousness, reforged to a mechanical shell.

The servo-skull, guided by Luxius’ will, transported his brain to safety. With his physical form shattered, Luxius scavenged the debris of the battle, gathering necessary parts to initiate his own reconstruction. Using salvaged servitors, he embarked on the arduous process of hastily rebuilding himself, piece by piece.

As weeks turned into months, Luxius toiled in secrecy, hidden aboard the comet-based system vessel. Under the disguise of tech-priest Photonia, he worked tirelessly to restore his mechanical body to operational levels. His expertise in archeotech and the knowledge of the Dark Mechanicum proved invaluable in his resurrection.

Gradually, Luxius regained his majority of his strength and power, though his existence was forever altered. No longer bound by the constraints of a mortal body, he embraced the merging of flesh and machine, transcending the limitations of the ordinary tech-priest.

Tech-priest Luxius, reborn as a fusion of man and machine, became a living enigma, hiding in plain sight as tech-priest Photonia aboard the comet-based system vessel. Driven by a thirst for knowledge and secrets yet to be unveiled, he roamed the stars, seeking answers to the mysteries of the Dark Mechanicum and his own transformation.

In the cold void of space, Tech-priest Luxius’ journey continued, a tale of survival, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of forbidden truths hidden in the darkest corners of the galaxy. His story was now etched into the annals of history, as the tech-priest who dared to tread the path of the Dark Mechanicum and emerged forever changed.

Unpronounceable vile xeno psyker: +10 Psyscience, +5 Ballistic skill, Dark faith 1
-Nearest way to express his name is to have cold shivers.
-Follows his dark faith. Seeks for the daemon master. Has been promised by Nytram Red-handed many wonderful things for the xeno warp launcher.
-Crystal sword d1d10+2+ Psyrate of wielder (As power weapon but chance to destroy opponents weapon 25%)

-Known stats: WS 45 WP 66, Psyscience +10, Parry basic skill ,

Psyrate: 5 Techniques: Telekinesis, Telepathy
-Dark whisper: causes fear and corruption targeted vocalization (cone) Psyrate x 5 meters.
-Choking phantasmal: stamina versus choking, targeted to individual, if pushed then radius 10 m.