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Duty Unto Death: 800, WP 45. Deathwatch Core Rulebook Character Creation Summary Version 1.0: January 15th, 2017 8 Librarian Characteristics.
ADDENDUM: The 40k RPG license has since been acquired by Ulisses North America. The new 40k RPG,, is due for release in 2018. Deathwatch RPG published by Fantasy Flight Games Rule System d% No. Of Players 3+ Session Time 10+ minutes Authors Ross Watson, Jay Little, Sam Stewart First Publication 2010 Essential Books Deathwatch Core Rulebook. Contents • • • • • • • System [ ] Identical to the companion games published by Fantasy Flight Games (see below under See Also), Deathwatch uses a roll-under-or-equal 1d100 system. Also unchanged are the 9 primary stats, similar in range to those in, which you roll against when making tests. The lethal combat of the other 40K RPGs is preserved, but at a much higher scale; players may pick weapons that deal far more damage than human-standard ones, but enemies are now more powerful, cunning, and can come in a Horde variety that is capable of pulling down a Space Marine through sheer numbers.
The core rulebook states that Dark Heresy characters with 12000 XP are roughly equal to starting-level Deathwatch characters, but despite what the rulebooks say while this is fair based on the value of the Astartes inherent abilities granted from their gene-seed organs and power armour traits it is not necessarily equal, as such high-level human characters will have highly increased stats, talents and skills far outside of the reach of many Astartes players as well as gear appropriate to their level, so a human character at equal XP could essentially run rings around a Space Marine. Weapons and gear are requisitioned in Deathwatch, rather than bought. Each mission assigned to the kill-team comes with a certain number of points for each marine, and each piece of the Deathwatch's armory (apart from the usual standard issue boltgun etc.) comes with a points cost. At the end of the mission the requisitioned equipment is returned to the armory, and the players requisition new gear at the start of the next one. This is extremely helpful to the as he has less need to worry about players looting everything in sight either to or sell to as in most cases each player will have exactly the equipment they need to do their jobs which is better than their opponents and will also get a different loadout next mission. The game also promotes good team co-operation with the unique addition of Solo/Squad modes.