Warhammer: Senhor da Horda Infinita de Monstros

Warhammer: Senhor da Horda Infinita de Monstros

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Atravessando o sombrio universo de Warhammer, onde todos se desesperam, eu sou feliz! Por quê? Porque o meu poder roubado é forte pra caralho! Na noite anterior à travessia, o Rhode baixou um jogo mob

Unofficial Chapters: Medical Nuns, Medical Orders, Pale Angels

The Orders Hospitaller: The battlefield medical corps of the Imperium, relying primarily on the Hospitaller Sisters, who serve as the medics within the Astra Militarum.

The Hospitallers are the most skilled and compassionate physicians in the entire Imperium. Frequently accompanying the Imperial Guard on campaigns, they are perhaps the most beloved organization in the eyes of the common Imperial citizen. Yet, this is the Imperium, where everyone harbors a darker side; the Ecclesiarchy and the Inquisition frequently requisition Hospitallers to assist in the interrogation of prisoners.

Just like their medical expertise and surgical skills, they serve as a beacon of faith for those in need. They offer prayers to salvage zealous souls and recite creeds of fortitude, reminding the wounded in makeshift wards of the steadfast saints who endured immense suffering. With unyielding grace, they bear great hardships. They whisper revitalizing litanies to ease the pain of the wounded and lift the veil of exhaustion.

During surgery, even as they extract burning rounds, crystallized shards of sorrow, and tainted shrapnel from screaming soldiers, the Hospitallers spit curses of hatred against heretical creeds.

The Orders Hospitaller and the Emperor's Mercy

To fulfill this duty, they may administer lethal toxins instead of stimms and painkillers (though administering stimulants to the wounded for euthanasia seems rather odd, as modern practice typically employs potassium ions and anesthetics).

When an Astra Militarum soldier is too grievously

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