Editing Living Saint (section)

==Overview==
Living Saints themselves are exceptionally rare even in the Ecclesiarchy, let alone the wider Imperium as the deeds needed to make a Living Saint are almost next to impossible to accomplish. In order to even have a chance at becoming one, the particular individual must be innocent, pure, incorruptible, forgiving when needed, vigilant when needed, merciful to the weak, merciless to the guilty, kind, compassionate, charitable, selfless, modest, heroic, brave and reasonable. And this is just the personal qualities, not to mention the external qualities especially when considering the judgement of both the Ecclesiarchy and the Inquisition. Essentially, Living Saints are the [[Mary Sue|purest, pure, pure, 100% purity approved human in its purest form]] which is an impressive feat on its own, making Living Saints by definition [[Heresy|more pure than the Emperor himself]]... at least in the personality and maternity department.

This said, they aren't all nice - Saint Lozepath was dangerously self-aware of his own divinity status and was not afraid to abuse it, to the extent of promising to execute a Space Marine chapter master for questioning his orders or engaging on incredibly risky courses of action on the premise they would be kept safe (although hilariously this didn't pan out as the marines, Saint Lozepath, and his entire Shrine world were all super-murdered by [[Kharn]] and his Khornate warband a few books later).

[[Awesome|The arrival of a Living Saint is often rare as they only appear during times of extreme hopelessness and despair, but when they do appear they can turn the most cowardly of Guardsmen into a Khornate Supermen that could take on an entire tank division.]] On the battlefield, Living Saints are manifestations of the Emperor's might, using the powers at their disposal to ruthlessly purge the enemies of man. In a galaxy of [[Grimdark]] [[Noblebright|Living Saints are the brightest beacon for hope and a testament to humanity's resolve.]]