Yeah Eisenhorn was basically like "I understand and respect that your people have just suffered a great loss, but my patience isn't endless, unlike my authority." Honestly, these 2 probably most chill inquisitors.
@@michaelsolomon3496it's "I'm excusing a lot because I recognize the trauma and suffering you've endured. But my patience isn't limitless... Unlike my authority.".
If you were near a man who could end you and your entire bloodline with but a nod and a word. You top would walk on eggshells so thin you'd try to please him with every word out of your mouth 😅
@@generalalduin9548it's my belief that all of Warhammer works on faith and belief So I would agree.... I mean if orcs can belief a ROCK ship makes for something the travel safely and then it magically works Or a technomancer praying to there tech and it magically turns on... Or humans worshipping the emperor and suddenly he becomes a god on the golden throne........... Yea the universe works entirely based on belief that it does
@@urzakarn9782have you never heard of hereditary rule of even plain old nepotism? I used to work with a guy who told me he wouldn’t think twice about hiring his son if he became a director at that company. I asked “what if he sucks?” and bro didn’t blink! “Irrelevant. He’s my son, and I take care of my kids” Shit was gross.
@@leovalenzuela8368 That reminds me of our Rogue Trader RPG. One of our friends played the RT, but had a stroke but can at least act and think normally. But he always seems to make stupid decisions. Our Gamemaster lead us to a corrupt Inquisitor in his story. We killed the Inquisitor and found ourselves before an Inquisitorial Judgment, which was lead by Torquemada himself. He judged him and his Ship to accompany a crusade, which should have been Act 3 of his story. The order was, that he immediately make his way to the crusade and any deviation will lead to his death penalty. The Inquisitor gave him the exact coordinates of the Fleet. But instead of setting a direct course for the Fleet, he wanted fly to Necromunda to search for information. Lucky for him, our GM aborted the game. He told me, that one of the NPC was a Callidus in disguise, who was ordered to look, if the RT has some heretic or traitorous behaviour
@leovalenzuela8368 OH for sure! I meant more along the lines of assassination from his own staff/administration, pursuit of the seat of power stuff. Of course there's those who essentially get lucky and have long lives as despots.
Bro is talking to the guy that can blow his brains if he wishes and replace him in a matter of seconds, I'd really choose my words a little more carefully if I was him
I think It'd be funny if Crowl actually didn't hear that fully and was literally asking if he heard that right and the noble got scared as all hell thinking he was about to die.
Crowl: Can you repeat that? I thought I misheard you for a second. Gulagh: Oh, everything is going well and my labours are a blessing. Crowl: That's what I thought.
Another inquisitor that interests me is inquisitor Grendel from Darktide. He's incredibly secretive and relies on his interrogator to run operations. The only time he directly interacts with others, he speaks through a headless servitor that creates holographic projections to copy the face and voice of random people in the crowd he's talking to.
It crazy the amount of genetic “fixing” that’s available in the 40k verse… yet it seems every single planetary governor seems to be a gluttony incarnate.
Some of it is gluttony, but a lot of it is sedentary. they got people to literally do anything and everything for them at the drop of a hat. it's a job that you go from bedroom, to office, and then everything else is brought to you or done for you. the most exercise that guy gets is getting up in the morning, getting to his work chair, and then hitting things with a rubber stamp. especially if they got the spot by birthright rather then earning it in some fashion.
There is also the possibility of it being based on some old medieval English culture. For a long time, obesity was seen as a sign of wealth, prosperity and high socioeconomic status, and nobles were proud to be so morbidly rotund. It basically was telling those around them "I have so much money that i can gorge myself on food all i want and I'm still rich" it was a physical display of being rich. So even though the nobles probably COULD have a lean, able body through the assorted technologies, they probably don't WANT to, because then they would look "like an underfed peasant "
@leovalenzuela8368 yes, but that doesn't mean there aren't some interesting and plausible answers that enrich the setting, as others have demonstrated.
"This job sucks." "I will make pork chops out of your obese form if you think you can parasatize the Emporer's empire forever." "Oink, I will pull the cart. Oink."
Inquisition stories are my favorite (aside from Ciaphas Cain stories). Memes paint them as execution happy genocidal maniacs. The Inquisition doesn't combat the image. Better to have a citizen live in fear than dead in heresy. Because many default from that angle, it's often a pleasant surprise that the Inquisitor they meet are often reasonable people. They are here to ascertain the truth and solve the issue with a scalpel. Exterminatus is an absolute last resort. To consign a trillion souls and the productive output of a world to death is a heavy and solemn decision. Once made and executed, the Inquisitor usually appears before a Tribunal of their fellow Inquisitors and will most likely be stripped of their rank. It is almost never okay to destroy an Imperial World. To do so is to do the work of the enemy for them. The argument must be extraordinarily compelling when presented before the council of their peers. Just because they can glass entire worlds doesn't mean there aren't consequences. Also, Eisenhorn remarks that he could flaunt his authority to get what he wants but it was often easier and faster to just be nice to people. Whatever he's doing, the clock is often ticking and he'd rather have a smooth operation with as little complication as possible. --- Ciaphas Cain remarks something similar for Commissars. Book-thumping Fanatical Commissars exist but they have an exceedingly high rate of fatality on the field of battle for some reason. Just some interesting circumstances like the Commissar strangely out of position all by themselves as an artillery barrage is coming in to slow down the advancing enemy.
Inquisitor: Apologies, but my years of service have given me a slight hearing problem that I’ve yet to have corrected. Could I ask you to repeat yourself?
@@LowinBayrod Yeah. People don't seem to understand that Harkonen intentionally played up the assumption he was lazy. It made his enemies underestimate him.
Baron Harkonen would have never let someone get him with his guard down, unless he wanted to seem foolish. The man would have trained to seem more servile to the inquisitor, carefully using his words to not only say the right thing, but put the ideas he wanted in the inquisitor's mind. Not openly, of course, just the right inflection at the right moment, a longer pause between certain words...Not saying the Baron was a genius, but he was a master diplomat and a brilliant strategist.
@@Eisenwulf666Well, Vladimir Harkonnen was on the verge of being genius. He invented the Arrakis Trap, he broke Imperial Conditioning of dr. Yueh, he almost solved Sardaukar riddle. Let's not forget he was a product of careful Bene Gesserit gene gardening. The guy was truly at the top of human potential, it was his degeneration that ruined it.
Tbf the inqasiton can do what ever it wants and the noble new it , if the inqisitor was inclined he could order the death of planets, could exacute who ever he wants and do what ever he wants to who ever he wants baring some space marines, the primarchs, the custodies,outher inqusators and the EMPEROR himself , and porkchops here knows it lol.
@@theconductor2969 We were in our Golden Age then got hit by the Fall of the Eldar and Rise of the Men of Iron. Then Emps comes back and we get the Horus Heresy. Emps is gone for a while and then we get the Age of Apostasy. That's three-and-a-half Apocalypses so far. Whatever joy, sanity, and hope we had left at this point is pretty much burned out. It's kind of amazing we haven't just rolled over for Chaos by now.
Too be fair that is pretty kind for an inquisitor. Most would respond with "I smell heresy. Exterminatus the planet and all the rest in the system just to be safe."
I like that the Gulagh wore what amounts to a glorified sanctified all-clear-to-go medical staff name tag. Also idk if Erasmus is a pretty common a name or that name was chosen for the 'quistor in honour of Erasmus Brosdau that worked on the cancelled 40k Lord Inquisitor animation.
While Inquisitors theoretically have unlimited authority, in *practice*, they have as much authority as they can convince people that they wield. What Crowl is doing here is good practice for practical Inquisitoring: you'll achieve less if you execute people for every minor infraction than you will if you make note of these infractions, and casually bring them up in conversation the next time you need backup.
"Was that a complaint i heard?" "No sir, just thanking the God Emperor for the many gifts he blesses me with. Not least of which is being alive at this very second."
"We love our Sergeant Major, when he drives it on RL- but when he takes us on those bush roads, it's just like going to-" *SM walks in* "-heaven! I'm in heaven!"
Honestly good change of pace to see a noble that, while fits the stereotypical appearance, isn't a dunce or full of himself. He got some complaints in, which was reasonable, and was quick enough to flip it all on its head when he got side-eyed.
Uhm, have you read the book? The person the inquisitor is talking to is not an imperial Nobel but medical personnel working in the staff of this inquisitior, mostly inspecting corpses.
I like the rangoran counter intelligence screening process.. they hire only the ones that were disillusioned by the empire but still remained loyal to it to be agents
I love one of eisenhorn’s earliest lines, where a noble is berating him over the outcome of his investigation on his planet, and eisenhorn just says “trust me, my power is unlimited, but my patience is not”. Absolute Chad line.
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That noble literally got hit with the “watch yo tone, mf”
"You see there are two kinds of people in this world my friend, those with inquisitorial rosettes and those who do the clean up, you clean up."
@@minhducnguyen9276Nice reference!
My favourite line from an Inquisitor is still Eisenhorns "My patience is limited, unlike my authority".
I believe the way he phrased it was something like "my patience, unlike my authority, has it's limits"
As yes it is an absolutely awesome quote 😂
that is such a badass line
yeah, he's one of my fav Inquisitors
Yeah Eisenhorn was basically like
"I understand and respect that your people have just suffered a great loss, but my patience isn't endless, unlike my authority."
Honestly, these 2 probably most chill inquisitors.
@@michaelsolomon3496it's "I'm excusing a lot because I recognize the trauma and suffering you've endured. But my patience isn't limitless... Unlike my authority.".
Inquisiter was like "care to rephrase bud"
They literally fight heretics and have to eat mre rations, so a noble complaining about work would've set me off too😂
@shadowki5687 if I were an inquisiter I'd give the noble a dead ass look and say "who are you to complain "
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Inquisitor: I’m going to give you a chance to correct yourself before I do it vibes.
"Choose your next words with exceptional care."
Inquisitor: Care to repeat that sir?
Gulagh: Oh the Emperor blesses me with my struggles, so i must be one of his warriors😅
This is the best one i have seen so far
legends say he fights his most fearsome battles at the dinner table
@@SvengelskaBlondieyou mean toilet
@@Berserker3624 Toilet is round 2 😁
Inquisitor Crowl: "I'm sorry, what did you say? My Inquisitorial duties momentarily distracted me."
"Better scramble like an egg before I fold you like an omelette "
Lmao I like that
Waffletime references! Let's goo
Sounds like a disgruntled cook telling off someone in his kitchen😅
Ooh that brother floating in the aiiiir, how can his hands do this. Ooooh someone get him out the aaaiir.
Im hungry
I find it funny that he even corrected the fact that the air was hot.
If you were near a man who could end you and your entire bloodline with but a nod and a word. You top would walk on eggshells so thin you'd try to please him with every word out of your mouth 😅
The air was still hot. It was the cold shiver running down his back that changed things.
@@ephemispriest8069 I like to think his fear of the inquisitor made him genuinely believe everything he said afterwards
probably felt his blood run really cold when he realized what he had just said and to who
@@generalalduin9548it's my belief that all of Warhammer works on faith and belief
So I would agree....
I mean if orcs can belief a ROCK ship makes for something the travel safely and then it magically works
Or a technomancer praying to there tech and it magically turns on... Or humans worshipping the emperor and suddenly he becomes a god on the golden throne...........
Yea the universe works entirely based on belief that it does
At least the Noble was smart enough to acknowledge, what the Inquisitor was trying to say him
I'd expect some kind of intelligence is necessary to maintain such a position.
@@urzakarn9782have you never heard of hereditary rule of even plain old nepotism? I used to work with a guy who told me he wouldn’t think twice about hiring his son if he became a director at that company. I asked “what if he sucks?” and bro didn’t blink! “Irrelevant. He’s my son, and I take care of my kids”
Shit was gross.
@@leovalenzuela8368 That reminds me of our Rogue Trader RPG. One of our friends played the RT, but had a stroke but can at least act and think normally. But he always seems to make stupid decisions. Our Gamemaster lead us to a corrupt Inquisitor in his story. We killed the Inquisitor and found ourselves before an Inquisitorial Judgment, which was lead by Torquemada himself. He judged him and his Ship to accompany a crusade, which should have been Act 3 of his story. The order was, that he immediately make his way to the crusade and any deviation will lead to his death penalty. The Inquisitor gave him the exact coordinates of the Fleet. But instead of setting a direct course for the Fleet, he wanted fly to Necromunda to search for information.
Lucky for him, our GM aborted the game. He told me, that one of the NPC was a Callidus in disguise, who was ordered to look, if the RT has some heretic or traitorous behaviour
@leovalenzuela8368 OH for sure! I meant more along the lines of assassination from his own staff/administration, pursuit of the seat of power stuff. Of course there's those who essentially get lucky and have long lives as despots.
@@urzakarn9782 *COUGHCOUGH* HERMAN VON STRABB! *COUGHCOUGH*
He got put in his place REAL quick
Bro got the inquistorial bombastic side eye
Criminally OFFENSIVE side eye
Heretically offensive side eye!
Bro is talking to the guy that can blow his brains if he wishes and replace him in a matter of seconds, I'd really choose my words a little more carefully if I was him
"Care to rephrase that?"
"Actually, you know what, yes."
Dude really hit him with 'Im sorry that sounded a lot like heresy'.
Say that again, I dare you. Instead I double dare you.
If an inquisitor tolerates such environment, then you must also.
If you don't want the planet to be sanctioned with Exterminatus 😭
Crowl: [rattles boltor] Excuse me?
Noble: [coughs hard] I LOVE CARING FOR MY PEOPLE!!
Crowl: _Very good._
Inquisitor: "your vibes are off"
Noble: "my fault gang"
I think It'd be funny if Crowl actually didn't hear that fully and was literally asking if he heard that right and the noble got scared as all hell thinking he was about to die.
Crowl: Can you repeat that? I thought I misheard you for a second.
Gulagh: Oh, everything is going well and my labours are a blessing.
Crowl: That's what I thought.
Another inquisitor that interests me is inquisitor Grendel from Darktide. He's incredibly secretive and relies on his interrogator to run operations. The only time he directly interacts with others, he speaks through a headless servitor that creates holographic projections to copy the face and voice of random people in the crowd he's talking to.
The Holo Servitor’s head actually drifts about like a servo skull
When you absolutely want to spook people with needlessly elaborate party-tricks, Inquisitor Grendel.
Labor is a foreign concept to this extra large Pilgrim.
"this shit fuckin sucks"
"What was that?"
"This shit fucking rocks"
😂
This sucks...
Inq: please elaborate
... And i like it.
🤣🤣🤣
Excrement copulating with rocks? That sounds like slaanesh-nurgle corruption, better glass the planet.
It crazy the amount of genetic “fixing” that’s available in the 40k verse… yet it seems every single planetary governor seems to be a gluttony incarnate.
That’s cuz 40K is a deeply unserious setting.
Some of it is gluttony, but a lot of it is sedentary. they got people to literally do anything and everything for them at the drop of a hat. it's a job that you go from bedroom, to office, and then everything else is brought to you or done for you. the most exercise that guy gets is getting up in the morning, getting to his work chair, and then hitting things with a rubber stamp. especially if they got the spot by birthright rather then earning it in some fashion.
There is also the possibility of it being based on some old medieval English culture. For a long time, obesity was seen as a sign of wealth, prosperity and high socioeconomic status, and nobles were proud to be so morbidly rotund. It basically was telling those around them "I have so much money that i can gorge myself on food all i want and I'm still rich" it was a physical display of being rich. So even though the nobles probably COULD have a lean, able body through the assorted technologies, they probably don't WANT to, because then they would look "like an underfed peasant "
They genetically manipulated to be obese and live for hundreds of years without cardiac arrest
@leovalenzuela8368 yes, but that doesn't mean there aren't some interesting and plausible answers that enrich the setting, as others have demonstrated.
The most polite "Choose your words carefully" I've heard.
"This job sucks."
"I will make pork chops out of your obese form if you think you can parasatize the Emporer's empire forever."
"Oink, I will pull the cart. Oink."
Inquisition stories are my favorite (aside from Ciaphas Cain stories). Memes paint them as execution happy genocidal maniacs. The Inquisition doesn't combat the image. Better to have a citizen live in fear than dead in heresy.
Because many default from that angle, it's often a pleasant surprise that the Inquisitor they meet are often reasonable people. They are here to ascertain the truth and solve the issue with a scalpel.
Exterminatus is an absolute last resort. To consign a trillion souls and the productive output of a world to death is a heavy and solemn decision. Once made and executed, the Inquisitor usually appears before a Tribunal of their fellow Inquisitors and will most likely be stripped of their rank. It is almost never okay to destroy an Imperial World. To do so is to do the work of the enemy for them. The argument must be extraordinarily compelling when presented before the council of their peers. Just because they can glass entire worlds doesn't mean there aren't consequences.
Also, Eisenhorn remarks that he could flaunt his authority to get what he wants but it was often easier and faster to just be nice to people. Whatever he's doing, the clock is often ticking and he'd rather have a smooth operation with as little complication as possible.
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Ciaphas Cain remarks something similar for Commissars. Book-thumping Fanatical Commissars exist but they have an exceedingly high rate of fatality on the field of battle for some reason. Just some interesting circumstances like the Commissar strangely out of position all by themselves as an artillery barrage is coming in to slow down the advancing enemy.
Nice argument!
Cool
Inquisitor: Apologies, but my years of service have given me a slight hearing problem that I’ve yet to have corrected. Could I ask you to repeat yourself?
The Noble sounds like Baron Harkonen.
You do know Harkonen was fit & lean until a bene gesserit trashed its body.
@@LowinBayrod Yeah. People don't seem to understand that Harkonen intentionally played up the assumption he was lazy. It made his enemies underestimate him.
Baron Harkonen would have never let someone get him with his guard down, unless he wanted to seem foolish. The man would have trained to seem more servile to the inquisitor, carefully using his words to not only say the right thing, but put the ideas he wanted in the inquisitor's mind. Not openly, of course, just the right inflection at the right moment, a longer pause between certain words...Not saying the Baron was a genius, but he was a master diplomat and a brilliant strategist.
@@Eisenwulf666Well, Vladimir Harkonnen was on the verge of being genius. He invented the Arrakis Trap, he broke Imperial Conditioning of dr. Yueh, he almost solved Sardaukar riddle. Let's not forget he was a product of careful Bene Gesserit gene gardening. The guy was truly at the top of human potential, it was his degeneration that ruined it.
Man got his soul took from him
The Inquisiter was very kind. He let the fat noble. Stop and think about what he said.
When the number 1 villains doesn't wanna get dethroned
Maybe it's just the way I read that but how easily he "corrected" himself only made it sound more sarcastic.
"God gave you those blessings, so watch your tone"
Changed fat boys tone just by asking if he heard the dude correctly? Yeah, he's got obvious skills.
Tbf the inqasiton can do what ever it wants and the noble new it , if the inqisitor was inclined he could order the death of planets, could exacute who ever he wants and do what ever he wants to who ever he wants baring some space marines, the primarchs, the custodies,outher inqusators and the EMPEROR himself , and porkchops here knows it lol.
Bro locked in
Scared bro so bad he ran back a quick save and chose another dialogu choice 💀
If common sense is more common in the imperium, humanity would have won a long time ago
Humanity's common sense got beaten into the dirt by all the bull they had to deal with and is now in a coma.
@@theconductor2969 That such a good analogy
@@theconductor2969and that coma continues to fucking them over 😂😂
An open mind is a fortress with its gate unbarred.
Common sense is for traitors.
@@theconductor2969 We were in our Golden Age then got hit by the Fall of the Eldar and Rise of the Men of Iron.
Then Emps comes back and we get the Horus Heresy. Emps is gone for a while and then we get the Age of Apostasy.
That's three-and-a-half Apocalypses so far. Whatever joy, sanity, and hope we had left at this point is pretty much burned out. It's kind of amazing we haven't just rolled over for Chaos by now.
You forgot this was a review of your capability, to lead. Please continue. Remember that the penalties for failing said review are...permanent.
Too be fair that is pretty kind for an inquisitor. Most would respond with "I smell heresy. Exterminatus the planet and all the rest in the system just to be safe."
That's just a community stereotype, most wouldn't do that
Most?
Well he is locked to Terra and a relatively small area at that
You and everyone who liked your comment needs to stop getting their lore from memes.
How about you just repond with whatever you think is correct? Way more interesting, and actually feeds discussion @@theconductor2969
“Did i hear that right?” Really means “excuse you?!”
It sounds more like friendly banter then anything else.
That entire series was fantastic it had one of the best stories in a long time
Don't try this with your boss, new hire.
I like that the Gulagh wore what amounts to a glorified sanctified all-clear-to-go medical staff name tag.
Also idk if Erasmus is a pretty common a name or that name was chosen for the 'quistor in honour of Erasmus Brosdau that worked on the cancelled 40k Lord Inquisitor animation.
An Inquisitor with patience. Now THAT'S a blessing
Crowl: i know i didn't just hear you griping, *RIGHT*??
Governer: no sir ....
"Try again" 😂
At least the noble was honest to the Inquisitor granted to a fault. I think Crowl was having fun with him thanks to that.
Knowing 40k, that noble seemed to play along well enough as well
When the DM hits you with the: "you're sure that's what you're gonna do?"
Inquisitor Crowl: U Wut M8
Bro didn’t pass the vibe check in the beginning
Inquisitor: Brother I am from corporate, say that shit again.
“Simply too paranoid to behave like a human being” is so funny
Crowl’s merciful. Any other Inquisitor would have turned that man into Swiss cheese.
Or far less subtly remind them they are the space cops and get on with the questioning
That noble looks like he goes to the stadium regularly to shout CAM ON, SCOR SUM FACKIN' GOALS
He was quick on the uptake, suggesting that while he may be a feudal lardass he may still be competent
Well that noble was smart enough to correct and test the patience of an inquisitor.
Crowl: Im gonna give you one chance to push your Charisma roll for that reply
While Inquisitors theoretically have unlimited authority, in *practice*, they have as much authority as they can convince people that they wield.
What Crowl is doing here is good practice for practical Inquisitoring: you'll achieve less if you execute people for every minor infraction than you will if you make note of these infractions, and casually bring them up in conversation the next time you need backup.
That just sounds like the normal amount of patience that a person should have. Which is still a lot for 40k and especially for an inquisitor.
"Was that a complaint i heard?"
"No sir, just thanking the God Emperor for the many gifts he blesses me with. Not least of which is being alive at this very second."
The equivalent of "Do you wish to rephrase that?"
"We love our Sergeant Major, when he drives it on RL- but when he takes us on those bush roads, it's just like going to-"
*SM walks in*
"-heaven! I'm in heaven!"
What surprises me the most is the Noble actually getting the point.
"fucking hate my job"
"What ?"
"Damn, i wish i worked here earlier"
Been playing the Diablo 3 reskin: Inquisitor: Martyr. Toon is Inquisitor Bophades
Let's not forget that this gigachad also carries around a big ass revolver called Sanguine.
I like it when 40k does 1984 things
"Better check your vibe before I check it for you."
Inquisitor: I beg your finest pardon, tf did you say about the people, I could've sworn you were being disrespectful
Noble: oh um, my fault G, uh
Bro was like "Wanna try that again"
Inquisitor: Double checks someone before burning them for heresy
Whole Imperium: Hurray! What a nice guy!
Honestly, I wouldn't give a shit about the noble's attitude as long as he does his job.
“Working hard or hardly working, amirite?”
“…”
“It’s going to be like that, isn’t it?”
“It is going to be like that, yes.”
That was Stone Cold levels of *what*
Gulagh: There's too much work that the imperium asks of me :/
Inquisitor: Mind repeatin that back, bud?
Gulagh: I love working for the imperium :)
Honestly good change of pace to see a noble that, while fits the stereotypical appearance, isn't a dunce or full of himself. He got some complaints in, which was reasonable, and was quick enough to flip it all on its head when he got side-eyed.
"Too paranoid to behave like a human being"? Someone hasn't observed human nature.
This honestly just comes off as banter.
Any other inquisitor: "so you have chosen death"
"Are you complaining about doing your job? You know who else complained about that? They're in the warp now."
Ayo that baby kratos serviterized
Uhm, have you read the book?
The person the inquisitor is talking to is not an imperial Nobel but medical personnel working in the staff of this inquisitior, mostly inspecting corpses.
He most assuredly probably eats like a noble while the hive cities starve.
Crowl: ya wanna run that shit by me again?
The inquisitor thought he heard some serious heresy for a moment😅😅
"I hope your faith protects you, because I know you won't outrun a bullet."
Love how that noble was able to change his own opinion so quick
Inquisitor was like: "You get one chance to rephrase that before i have to put a new noble on that fancy chair."
That's what I though you said
Normal inquisitor: *BANG*
Vaults of terra is such a fantastic series. The descriptions of Terra's hives are especially fantastic.
The noble was like “I want to apologize”
He looks like napoleon when he got crowned emperor
I like the rangoran counter intelligence screening process.. they hire only the ones that were disillusioned by the empire but still remained loyal to it to be agents
That's a LOT of mercy coming from an Inquisitor!
I love one of eisenhorn’s earliest lines, where a noble is berating him over the outcome of his investigation on his planet, and eisenhorn just says “trust me, my power is unlimited, but my patience is not”. Absolute Chad line.
The Inquisitor asked calmly.
I'd say he had the patience of a saint by inquisitorial standards
hes just like "one more time, only one more time or your dead"