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It's been a surprisingly odd ride for this character. For those of you not informed in the subject matter, I'll type out a teeny summary.

Warhammer 40k is an over the top setting that -used- to be more comedy than it "Grim & dark, DARK & GRIM" setting that it is today. At the sacrifice of some of their humor in an attempt to appeal to those who had opted out prior because of it's more comedic gimmick, they pretty much put the universe into a death spiral.

(Obviously a lot of this is my opinion and I'm certain others probably love the setting in ways I'll never be able to entirely do.)

Regardless I love playing the games with clever and funny GMs (Game Masters).

On to the character: Devi is an Explorator. It's pretty much a human trying to turn robot while pulling off Indiana Jones relic theft on a planetary scale. (I may or may not be embellishing a little considering it's my character but you get the idea.) She's based in the Rogue Trader system of a paper & pencil game from Warhammer. The reason I put this out there is it's the only system that allows Tech-priests (or in her case Tech-priestess) to not be social outcasts.

As I get around to it, I'll try to add more of these 'scribbles' as I loving refer to them to my gallery.

Description
It's been a surprisingly odd ride for this character. For those of you not informed in the subject matter, I'll type out a teeny summary.

Warhammer 40k is an over the top setting that -used- to be more comedy than it "Grim & dark, DARK & GRIM" setting that it is today. At the sacrifice of some of their humor in an attempt to appeal to those who had opted out prior because of it's more comedic gimmick, they pretty much put the universe into a death spiral.

(Obviously a lot of this is my opinion and I'm certain others probably love the setting in ways I'll never be able to entirely do.)

Regardless I love playing the games with clever and funny GMs (Game Masters).

On to the character: Devi is an Explorator. It's pretty much a human trying to turn robot while pulling off Indiana Jones relic theft on a planetary scale. (I may or may not be embellishing a little considering it's my character but you get the idea.) She's based in the Rogue Trader system of a paper & pencil game from Warhammer. The reason I put this out there is it's the only system that allows Tech-priests (or in her case Tech-priestess) to not be social outcasts.

As I get around to it, I'll try to add more of these 'scribbles' as I loving refer to them to my gallery.