Editing Argo Brigade (section)

==Only War Statblock==
'''Homeworld''': Death World

'''Characteristic Modifiers''': +3 to any two of the following Characteristics—Perception, Strength, Toughness.

'''Skills''': All death world characters are Trained in Survival.

'''Fluency''': While death worlders have learned to speak Low Gothic, they do not have time in their violent lives to learn how to read or write the universal language of the Imperium. Because of this, death worlders do not start with the Linguistics (Low Gothic) Skill at creation, however they are still capable of engaging in any verbal communication in Low Gothic that does not require a Skill Test.

'''Hardened''': Death worlders are accustomed to violence, and many death worlds contain a variety of deadly, venomous creatures. They must be continually prepared and wary of danger from a young age if they are to survive, and those instincts do not easily fade. Death worlders start with one of the following >Talents: Light Sleeper, Lightning Reflexes, or Resistance (Poisons).

'''Wary of Outsiders''': Death worlders tend to be slow to put their faith in anyone other than themselves and their comrades, and they chafe at the expectations and strictures of more civilised society. They suffer a –10 penalty on all Interaction Skill Tests made in formal surroundings, and similarly impose a –10 penalty on any Interaction Skill Tests made on them by any non-death worlders. These penalties can be waived at the GM’s discretion if the death worlders are dealing with those who have earned their trust.

'''Starting Wounds''': Death world characters begin play with +2 starting Wounds.

'''Regimental Commander''': Phlegmatic. The regiment’s commander is quiet and contemplative, a man of few words. When he does speak, it is with great and solemn purpose, to give commands that have been considered in exacting detail. He does not command loyalty through rhetoric or heroics, but through quiet competence, and his men have learnt to trust in his skill and rely on the chain of command.

'''Starting Skills''': Common Lore (Imperial Guard), Common Lore (War)

'''Regiment Type''': Reconnaissance

'''Characteristics''': +3 Perception, –3 Willpower

'''Starting Skills''': Awareness

'''Starting Talents''': Combat Sense

'''Standard Kit''': One Sentinel Scout Walker or one Chimera Armoured Transport per Squad, and one set of magnoculars per Player Character

'''Training Doctrine''': Anti-Armor

'''Starting Skill''': Common Lore (Tech)

'''Starting Talent''': Tank Hunter

'''Special''': Due to their special training and their encyclopaedic knowledge of enemy armoured vehicles and their strengths and weaknesses, Anti-Armour regiments are unparalleled tankkillers. Members of Anti-Armour regiments add an additional amount to the Penetration of their weapons equal to their Degrees of Success on the attack roll when attacking vehicles.

'''Special Equipment Doctrine''': Well Provisioned. The regiment has been marked as a supply priority by the Munitorum, keeping them well-supplied with ammunition, food, medical equipment, and other consumables. Wellprovisioned regiments tend to be those expected to face the worst of the fighting, with regular resupply to allow them to remain at fighting strength for far longer. 

'''Standard Regimental Kit''': The regiment increases the number of clips for their main ranged weapon and the number of weeks’ rations they carry as standard by +2, and gain an additional grenade of each type in their standard kit (if applicable). If the regiment contains vehicles, this also grants a +10 bonus on all Logistics tests to obtain fuel and parts for repairing and maintaining those vehicles

'''Regimental Drawbacks''': The Few. This regiment is surprisingly small, whether because of its specialist doctrines, its harsh training methods, a dearth of potential soldiers on its founding world, or grievous battlefield losses. Whatever the reason, it continues to operate despite having far fewer soldiers than many other regiments, and thus cannot rely on the brute force tactics for which many great regiments are so renowned. Instead of assaulting in massive, overwhelming waves of soldiers, this regiment’s troopers must strike in smaller units. Each soldier must rely on the competence of close squad mates rather than the raw might of the regiment itself.

'''Limited Numbers''': When a Squad from this regiment requests reinforcements (to replace fallen Comrades), it
must make a Hard (–20) Logistics Test if most of the regiment is actively deployed or an Ordinary (+10)
Logistics Test if a significant portion of the regiment is not currently in the field (these Tests already include
situational modifiers except those added at the GM’s discretion). If it fails, the regiment simply has no
reinforcements it can spare for the Squad, and its members must soldier on until its members can put in another
request for troop support.