Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay: Wrath & Glory, Redacted Record 2 - RPG

We’ve got an armoury of Wrath & Glory releases launching this year, with enough firepower to make even the toughest of Commissars crack a smile. Redacted Records 2, the follow up to (of course) Redacted Records 1, is a collection of incredible resources for players and Gamemasters alike. Warhammer 40,000: Wrath & Glory, Redacted Records 2 is now available! Pre-order the physical book and receive the PDF copy immediately. While the first volume revolved around unravelling the perilous secrets of titanic space hulks, Redacted Records 2 is focused on the power of faith in the beleaguered Gilead System. Players will find eight pious new Archetypes, alongside expanded information for roleplaying faithful characters in the grim darkness of the 41st Millennium. The beliefs of both the Adeptus Ministorum and the Adeptus Mechanicus are explored, with new mechanics for sacred Blessings and reverent Rituals, each with unique narrative and in-game effects. Alongside these ephemeral forms of faithful impact, Redacted Records 2 also details a panoply of Holy Relics with their own bellicose backstories and adventure hooks to work them into your ongoing games — but if you’re more interested in creating your own bespoke gear enmeshed in tales of glorious wrath, there’s also a system for creating your very own unique Blessed Wargear. Adventure through hallowed ground, profaned places, and battlefields of faith with a bevy of new standalone adventures, and try out new ways to play with more Ascension Packages, a system for playing Mixed-Tier Games, and a collection of new talents following on from Redacted Records 1. Take up Blessed Weapons to Wage Righteous War! Ignorance and fear reign in the 41st Millennium, but there are those that arm themselves with knowledge and faith to fight back against the darkness. In the desperately besieged Gilead System, the inscrutable technologies of the Adeptus Mechanicus and the unparalleled zealotry of the Ecclesiarchy rise to face forces that threaten their extinction. To wage their wars they anoint relics and wargear, and pray for the blessings of the God-Emperor and the Omnissiah at myriad mysterious shrines — but the dark spectre of corruption lurks in the shadows of every church and factory, waiting to twist the faithful and curious into the tools of the Ruinous Powers.