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Space Marine Quest is a Science Fiction adventure based on Games Workshop's ''Warhammer 40,000'' universe. Written by [[OVERLORD]]. | Space Marine Quest is a Science Fiction adventure based on Games Workshop's ''Warhammer 40,000'' universe. Written by [[OVERLORD]]. | ||
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Space Marine Quest is a Science Fiction adventure based on Games Workshop's Warhammer 40,000 universe. Written by OVERLORD.
Characters
Sergeant Reinhardt
Main protagonist of the quest, Sergeant Reinhardt leads one of the two squads of Imperial Fists caught up in the rebellion of the planetary government. A veteran of many battles, he is a shining example of his chapter's reputation for quick-thinking resourcefulness. He has a tendency to be slightly detached from the humanity which he is charged to protect, sometimes judgmental of the lesser troops around him.
Sergeant Jingles
Leader of the other space marine squad deployed into the city, Sergeant Jingles is the first other space marine encountered in Space Marine Quest. He is a rather jovial space marine; at odds with Reinhardt's staunch seriousness. He is also known to show arguably foolhardy acts of heroism, as evinced by the many scars and augmentations he bears on his body. Most notable is his bionic left eye. Reinhardt and he share a friendly rivalry.
Apothecary Darius
Brother-Apothecary Darius is one of the more senior members of Reinhardt's squad, and has been with the sergeant through many campaigns. He is quite finicky, and much prefers the decisions of more-qualified personnel than himself to make battlefield decisions. He is killed by a Chaos space marine within the desecrated Imperial Cult shrine.
Brother Venar
A Devastator in Jingles' squad, Brother Venar draws the very line that defines when an Imperial Fist goes 'too far.' He frequently disregards Codex regulations in favour of doing the job 'his way,' which is to say, as violently and brutally as possible. He often loses chapter equipment, requisitions munitions not standard for his role, and has no fear of collateral damage. Despite his quirks, Brother Venar never fails to get the job done.
