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Just to note, on going Renegade/Heretic. It'd be very fluffy if your chapter had internal strife once the player makes that choice. Whatever the reasons, when it comes to leaving the Imperium, battle brothers within the Chapter are rarely in lock step about their opinions of it. It becomes a real test of faith and loyalty; whom do you truly serve? Your chapter and your chapter master, or the Imperium and the God Emperor?

While this is a great idea, at the same time I feel this should also come about when you are able to split off smaller chapters from your own into new foundings.

That way you can include renegades splitting from your chapter, loyalty divided grumblings and those leaving as a result, chapter chaos (not of the God's variety), and of course creating new successor chapters.

With modifications based on what sort of chapter you are (Dark angels still being interconnected, Black Templar just creating new crusades etc.)

He seems like a good offensive midfielder, the only other one really had was McCree and he's mostly a primary duelist.

Nozdormu's real power is messing with people on mobile devices.

What sets Deathwatch apart from regular Space Marine purge and cleanse is that, typically, the threat is major but not widespread, and the Inquisition wants to keep it quiet. So imagine them like the Special Ops of today's America, only for Space Marines. Deathwatch members aren't supposed to talk about what they've seen and done, mostly because everyone else not an Inquisitor or a member of Death Watch tends to get mind-wiped after being part of such expeditions.

So like, quickly and covertly taking out a Genestealer Primarch or Chaos Daemon that has infiltrated the highest level of Imperial government, that sort of thing. General rule of thumb is if it's reached the point of open conflict and everyone is aware of the threat, it's already too late to bring in the Deathwatch and you're now in your standard 40k armed conflict.

Depending, you also get the obvious reinforcing tasks, dealing with incursions, heading in to steal/discover Xenos Technology, and overall reinforcing a 40k Conflict as armed support on the battlefield. They are pretty much a jack of all trades when it comes to use, in that they will often do whatever is necessary to get the job done, including requisitioning other Chapters or Guard regiments like inquisitors.

To be fair it's not just the Radiation, it's the fact that the radiation tends to be infused with FEV as well, typical radiation does not tend to turn people into Ghouls.

I think the problem is that Fallout 3 looked like it was 20+ years after the war, rather then something like 100+

They changed the date and suddenly it made little sense.

X-com Apocalypse you could tell was rushed for various reasons or other. It was a pity because many of the concepts behind it sound incredibly awesome if they had been done properly and fleshed out.