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| + | *[[Ishmael]] - '''Inquisitor's Acolyte''' (Player Character) | ||
| + | *[[Xanthia]] - '''Inquisitor's Acolyte''' (Player Character) | ||
| + | *[[Cimbria]] - '''Inquisitor's Acolyte''' (Player Character) | ||
== Credits == | == Credits == | ||
Revision as of 07:40, 25 January 2016
General Structure
The Dark Heresy: Shattered Hope was published in 2007 by Black Industries for the Dark Heresy RPG. It is demo introductory adventure to the Dark Heresy Core Rulebook.
Contents
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| Released | 2007 |
| Pages | 32 |
| ISBN | ISBN 9781844169634 |
- It is the 41st Millenium
- Getting Started
- Adventure Background
- Adventure Synopsis
- Part One: Gorgonid Prime
- Part Two: Into the Darkness
- Part Three: The Shatters
- Notes
- Appendix:The Acolytes
- Skills & Talents Reference Sheet
Main Characters
- Anton Zerbe - Lord Inquisitor of the Ordo Hereticus
- Mir - Inquisitor's Acolyte (Player Character)
- Ishmael - Inquisitor's Acolyte (Player Character)
- Xanthia - Inquisitor's Acolyte (Player Character)
- Cimbria - Inquisitor's Acolyte (Player Character)
Credits
- Written by
- Rob Schwalb
- Front Cover
Adrian Smith
- Internal Illustrations
John Blanche, David Gallagher, Mark Gibbons, Karl Kopinski, Stefan Kopinski and Adrian Smith
- Design & Layout
- Thanks to
Dave Allen, Owen Barnes, Kate Flack, Marc Gascoigne, Mal Green, Nick Kyme, Mike Mason, Karen Miksza, Lindsey Priestley & Zoe Wedderburn
Publication Details
- ISBN 978-1-84416-963-4
