Immolator - Revision history

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	The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.		The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.

	They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans (which sounds like some extreme heresy), was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium, but such times are only out of either necessity or being anally retentive about the Emperor's commands (such as the issue with Land Raiders). They have never reacted to something like withholding an STC factory with anything less than extreme retribution to the Nth degree. Only those who admitted they had it would be spared and possibly rewarded so as to not discourage it from others. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle. Which would end extremely badly for the Sisters once the Inquisition was brought in to investigate the accusations.		They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans (which sounds like some extreme heresy, if only because of how quickly it happened), was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium, but such times are only out of either necessity or being anally retentive about the Emperor's commands (such as the issue with Land Raiders). They have never reacted to something like withholding an STC factory with anything less than extreme retribution to the Nth degree. Only those who admitted they had it would be spared and possibly rewarded so as to not discourage it from others. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle. Which would end extremely badly for the Sisters once the Inquisition was brought in to investigate the accusations.

	Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]		Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]

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	The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.		The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.

	They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium, but such times are only out of either necessity or being anally retentive about the Emperor's commands (such as the issue with Land Raiders). They have never reacted to something like withholding an STC factory with anything less than extreme retribution to the Nth degree. Only those who admitted they had it would be spared and possibly rewarded so as to not discourage it from others. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle. Which would end extremely badly for the Sisters once the Inquisition was brought in to investigate the accusations.		They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans (which sounds like some extreme heresy), was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium, but such times are only out of either necessity or being anally retentive about the Emperor's commands (such as the issue with Land Raiders). They have never reacted to something like withholding an STC factory with anything less than extreme retribution to the Nth degree. Only those who admitted they had it would be spared and possibly rewarded so as to not discourage it from others. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle. Which would end extremely badly for the Sisters once the Inquisition was brought in to investigate the accusations.

	Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]		Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]

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	The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.		The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.

	They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium, but such times are only out of either necessity or being anally retentive about the Emperor's commands (such as the issue with Land Raiders). They have never reacted to something like withholding an STC factory with anything less than extreme retribution. ~~What would have happened if the writers~~ had ~~any competence~~ would be ~~the Ecclesiarchy getting nothing it wanted, a huge portion of its internal structure being being turned into self-aware servitors,~~ and ~~likely the Mechanicus leveraging its extreme influence and the whole Reign of Blood thing~~ to ~~strip the Ecclesiarchy of any position among the High Lords~~. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle. Which would ~~be grounds~~ for ~~other people to contact~~ the Inquisition~~. Remember that the Imperium considers breaking~~ the ~~law, especially something so important, to be heresy. Let alone trying to cover it up~~.		They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium, but such times are only out of either necessity or being anally retentive about the Emperor's commands (such as the issue with Land Raiders). They have never reacted to something like withholding an STC factory with anything less than extreme retribution to the Nth degree. Only those who admitted they had it would be spared and possibly rewarded so as to not discourage it from others. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle. Which would end extremely badly for the Sisters once the Inquisition was brought in to investigate the accusations.

	Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]		Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]

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	The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.		The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.

	They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle.		They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium, but such times are only out of either necessity or being anally retentive about the Emperor's commands (such as the issue with Land Raiders). They have never reacted to something like withholding an STC factory with anything less than extreme retribution. What would have happened if the writers had any competence would be the Ecclesiarchy getting nothing it wanted, a huge portion of its internal structure being being turned into self-aware servitors, and likely the Mechanicus leveraging its extreme influence and the whole Reign of Blood thing to strip the Ecclesiarchy of any position among the High Lords. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle. Which would be grounds for other people to contact the Inquisition. Remember that the Imperium considers breaking the law, especially something so important, to be heresy. Let alone trying to cover it up.

	Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]		Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]

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	{{Topquote\|Behold! The Immolator!\|[[Dawn of War: Soulstorm]]}}		{{Topquote\|Behold! The Immolator!\|[[Dawn of War: Soulstorm]]}}

	The '''Immolator''' is the [[Adepta Sororitas]]' standard Infantry Fighting Vehicle, and their answer to the [[Space Marines]]' [[Razorback]] and [[Repulsor Tank\|Repulsor]]. The main difference is that the Immolator's turret is mounted towards the front of the vehicle, rather than the back.		The '''Immolator''' is the [[Adepta Sororitas]]' standard Infantry Fighting Vehicle, and their answer to the [[Space Marines]]' [[Razorback]] and [[Repulsor Tank\|Repulsor]]. The main difference is that the Immolator's turret is mounted towards the front of the vehicle, rather than the back.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
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	[[File:Immolator.gif\|left\|240px\|thumb\|Try and say to the turret operator "Burn baby, burn."]]		[[File:Immolator.gif\|left\|240px\|thumb\|Try and say to the turret operator "Burn baby, burn."]]

	The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.		The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.

	They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle.		They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle.

	Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]		Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]

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	{{Topquote\|Behold! The Immolator!\|[[Dawn of War: Soulstorm]]}}		{{Topquote\|Behold! The Immolator!\|[[Dawn of War: Soulstorm]]}}

	The '''Immolator''' is the [[Adepta Sororitas]]' standard Infantry Fighting Vehicle, and their answer to the [[Space Marines]]' [[Razorback]]. The main difference is that the Immolator's turret is mounted towards the front of the vehicle, rather than the back.		The '''Immolator''' is the [[Adepta Sororitas]]' standard Infantry Fighting Vehicle, and their answer to the [[Space Marines]]' [[Razorback]] and [[Repulsor Tank\|Repulsor]]. The main difference is that the Immolator's turret is mounted towards the front of the vehicle, rather than the back.

	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

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	The '''Immolator''' is the [[Adepta Sororitas]]' standard Infantry Fighting Vehicle, and their answer to the [[Space Marines]]' [[Razorback]]. The main difference is that the Immolator's turret is mounted towards the front of the vehicle, rather than the back.		The '''Immolator''' is the [[Adepta Sororitas]]' standard Infantry Fighting Vehicle, and their answer to the [[Space Marines]]' [[Razorback]]. The main difference is that the Immolator's turret is mounted towards the front of the vehicle, rather than the back.
	==Overview==
			== Overview ==

	[[File:Immolator.gif\|left\|240px\|thumb\|Try and say to the turret operator "Burn baby, burn."]]		[[File:Immolator.gif\|left\|240px\|thumb\|Try and say to the turret operator "Burn baby, burn."]]

	The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.		The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.

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	Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]		Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]

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	The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.		The [[Ecclesiarchy]] actually has a monopoly on this style of assault tank, as a result of the circumstances of its discovery. Its [[STC]] pattern was found before the [[Age of Apostasy]], when the Ecclesiarchy was still allowed to have ''men'' under arms; said men, the Frateris Templar, discovered an ancient factory on one of the worlds they had reclaimed for the [[Imperium]]. They decided to keep it a secret, to use as a bargaining chip later.

	They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle.		They would use that chip shortly after the Age of Apostasy; with the Frateris Templar was disbanded, all of their vehicles went with them, and even though the [[Ecclesiarchy]] was able to [[rules lawyer]] its way into keeping the [[Sisters of Battle]] (being ''women'' under arms), they still needed to be armed somehow. The Ecclesiarchy arranged a deal with the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]]: they would give the data from the factory over to the [[tech-priests]], in exchange for an exclusivity contract on any equipment produced from it. Deciding that access to ancient data was more important than open license agreements, the Mechanicus agreed, and the result, when the holes were patched with the [[Rhino]] STC plans, was a [[heavy flamer]]-toting assault tank (though later patterns substituted the heavy flamers for [[heavy bolters]] and [[multi-melta]]s). This act is a violation of the Treaty of Olympus Mons by both parties. As such, it is both heresy and treason ''by their own laws''. Of course breaking laws like this is pretty standard for the Imperium. Also don't tell the Sisters that they're breaking any laws. It can, and will, result in being purged. Most likely by this very vehicle.

	Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]		Now on December 2019, the new Immolator is out with a sweet-ass stained-glass window on the turret, which kind of raise practicality issues for a close-assault tank seeing as how blatantly expose the gun handler is. [[FATAL\|Pity the poor gun handler when it comes to snipers however.]]