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Witch Hunters of the Ordo Hereticus are perhaps the most sinister
of all Inquisitors as the threats they must face lurk not in the
depths of space or the Warp, but among the everyday citizenry of
the Imperium: the witch, the mutant, the heretic, and the fallen
cleric. Such abominations are an affront to the Emperor and together
with their Chamber Militant, the Sisters of Battle, the Witch Hunters
purge evil from the worlds of Man with the cleansing fire of purity.
An Inquisitor has at his disposal every member
of the Imperium and will not hesitate to commandeer local troops
at a moment's notice. Such is the influence of the Inquisitor that
he can even call upon the Space Marines of the Adeptus Astartes,
leading a force of the Imperium's finest warriors against Humanity's
foul enemies, wherever they appear.
When building a Warhammer 40,000 army, the best
place to begin is its respective Codex. These books are indispensable,
not only providing you with the complete rules and army lists for
your army, but they also contain guides to painting, assembling,
and selecting your army – plus, you'll read the background
story that you can find nowhere else.
Codex: Witch Hunters is one in a series
of Warhammer 40,000 game supplements. Each book in the series describes
an army, its background, and its heroes in detail. Inside you will
find:
 The
complete Witch Hunters army list, which allows you to choose your
forces for a tabletop battle. Also included are special rules for
fielding Sisters of Battle as part of your existing Imperial army,
a new mission, plus Inquisitorial Henchmen, Ordo Hereticus wargear,
and the psychic powers wielded by the Witch Hunters.
Details of the Ordo Hereticus and the
Sisters of Battle, complete with histories of their founding and
the terrible threats they must face.
Sixteen full-colour pages packed with advice and tips on
collecting, modeling, and playing with a Witch Hunters army.
Complete rules and background information for two new special
characters, Inquisitor Lord Fyodor Karamazov, the Pyrophant Judge
of Salem Proctor, and Saint Celestine, the Hieromartyr of the Palatine
Crusade.
Next:
Gathering your Troops
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