After thorough cleansing, sanctification and/or removing those deemed corrupted (my head canon), all 4 of MY operatives clad themselves in ARMOR OF CONTEMPT! (I might purge loner psyker soon though).
Relict from Third War is an ork finger.
It’s the Witch Fingers and Lucky Finger that makes me suspicious:
Until proper Inquisitorial Trial is organized we can’t be sure if the items are of heretical nature.
If they are - in fact - lost relics of a one of lesser Saints of St. Messelina cult, Reject/Rejects in their possession could get charged with theft of Adeptus Ministorum assets… (That is, if said offenders survive till Trail)
Severity of punishment would depend on Relict Class (First to Third) and of course,
if it was just a counterfeit it would have its own consequences.
Anyway!
Commodore should get purged together with Reject/Rejects that bought one of those two.
If they happen to be just Third Class relicts which can be legally owned for protection against the Arch Enemy, said Rejects and Hallowette’s next of kin would receive formal apology NEVER.
Another fabulous Monday with karking Melk… @FatsharkStrawHat, can something be done about Melk? Please?
A dropdown that’ll allow to choose contracts so it wouldn’t cost more than 200k per operative?
Weapons, if you don’t have them all.
But now? I think it’s more of a fight to limit the frustration of the new players to be honest.
I know what I’ve been dealing with for the last 1,91(6) year and I don’t wish anyone to have to struggle through the same.
According to a conversation I overheard between Melk and Morrow, he’s being reassigned.
Apparently he’s now taking a more active supervisory approach on squad deployments and iirc will soon whip us in to shape.
I knew it… There is a saying, do not praise beep, before beep.
1 MILION ORDO DOCKETS SPENT ON ONE OPERATIVE (Zealot) to get non ranged melee Dregs and Scabs (and not even 1000 but 750 on both!)
Are you still actually buying stuff from Melk @Lt.DavinFelth ?
Because I’m a bit like you in that I always sort my missions out for the week, but I strangely ignore my inner common sense that screams “you’ve not had to buy from Melk for 8 weeks now!”.
It’s habit. And completion-ism! I can’t help arranging those tasks even if I know I’m unlikely to bother finishing them this week!