Editing Warhammer 40,000 (section)

===Roleplaying===
[[File:Undercover.png|200px|right|thumb|Bling bling, motherfucker]]
Aside from the wargame, ''Warhammer 40,000'' had also [[Blood Ravens|stolen]] into the long night of roleplaying games. Currently, thanks to the limited nature of the setting, there were five roleplaying systems, each focused on particular career / scenario that you can play. You can be:

* [[Dark Heresy|An Inquisitorial Agent]], investigating dangerous cults and heretical traitors in the seedy underbelly of the Imperium. Like [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]], life is cheap and TPKs even cheaper.
* [[Rogue Trader (RPG)|A Rogue Trader]], seeking fame and fortune in the deep unknown of space. It's moar of the same from Dark Heresy, but you get a PERSONAL SPESS SHEEP as well.
* [[Deathwatch (RPG)|A Deathwatch Space Marine]], fighting some of the Imperium's most deadly foes with only your killteam at your side.
* [[Black Crusade (RPG)|A Chaos Worshiper]], both the normal and superhuman variety, seeking the power of the dark gods on a quest for immortality, or face a [[Chaos Spawn|fate worse than death]]. Expect backstabbing (from) fellow players.
* [[Only War|A lowly Imperial Guardsman]], fighting tooth and nail just to stay alive. You will earn your steel balls for certain if you make it through the first day.

Of course, while each game was focused on a specific aspect of the universe, [[All Guardsmen Party|that hasn't stopped]] [[Deffwotch|the creative GM]] [[Thorgun the Barbarian|from mixing and matching]] [[Republican Commando|systems and ideas]] to create their own unique experience. It's 40k, after all. In a universe where [[Psyker|wizards]] and [[Eldar|elves]] exist alongside [[Titan|giant robots]] and [[Plasma|energy weapons]], anything goes.

Unfortunately, nearly all sourcebooks are out of print due to the fact that they were all published by [[Fantasy Flight Games]], and GW let the license expire instead of renewing it, possibly because Fantasy Flight were making their own tabletop miniatures games in similar scales (such as Star Wars: Legion and Runewars) and were moving into direct competition with GW, who then transferred the RPG license to Ulisses and are going to make an entirely new setting and ruleset called '''[[Wrath & Glory]]''', allowing the players to take the role of various Xenos races as well as humans.