Editing Heretical Cult Creation Tables (section)

==Deities of the Cult==


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! colspan="2" |Focus of Worship (1d20)
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!1, 10
| '''Hidden Mark of Heresy:''' The cult is unaware that the subject of its devotion is a Ruinous Power, perhaps instead believing it worships an aspect of the Emperor it has made its own. The GM can either select one of the below powers directly, or keep any hint of the cult’s true god a careful secret until a time of momentous revelation.
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!3, 8
| '''Khorne:''' The cult thirsts for conflicts in all forms, from unleashing voracious scrapcode datavores to launching savage planetary uprisings. It always seeks out violence and bloodshed, the better to show its frenzied devotion.
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!4, 7
| '''Nurgle:''' Morbid enthusiasms about death, but also rebirth, anchor the cult’s beliefs. Its members thrive on disease and decay, their appalling forms energetically eager to share their blessings with everyone around them.
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!5-6
| '''Slaanesh:''' The cult is enthralled with excesses in all forms, and might pursue sensory experiences beyond imagining or seek out perfection in the blade. There are no limits to its desires and no sating the appetites of its followers.
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!2, 9
| '''Tzeentch:''' Hidden secrets, forbidden lore, and intricate schemes dominate this cult’s goals of change and transformation. Psykers can form a large part of its membership, the better to divine the infinite whirls of fate within the Warp.
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!11-12
| '''Malal or other Minor Chaos God:''' Instead of worshiping the main pantheon or a part of the main pantheon, the cult worships a small, obscure part of chaos. Malalik cults will invariably act to destroy other servants of Chaos with vengeful hate, and often carry out self-destructive attacks calculated to cause as much devastation and anarchy as possible. They are few in number, but they know exactly how to apply their hideous power.  Necoho and Zuvassin, meanwhile, favor secularist plots and [[Not As Planned|undoing plots]] respectively.
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!13-15
| '''Chaos Undivided:''' This cult worships all of the chaos powers as a vile pantheon, honoring each according to the patron deity's preferences. Cultists of this persuasion can get bogged down in the details of pleasing four (or more) mutually hostile deities without reprisal, but when they succeed, they can bring the whole pantheon's power to bear. 
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!16 
| '''Technology and Artifacts of Xenos:''' Sometimes, technology from ancient xenos gets idolized for whatever seemingly magical effects it can perform. Sometimes, their idol may even be listening...
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!17-18
| '''Xenos as Divine:''' This cult worships xenos as divine entities. Most of the time, this is the Tyranid hivemind but other sources exist such as a Necron Overlord with delusions of godhood, or Eldar masquerading as Imperial Saints.
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!19
| '''Something Else in the Dark:''' The Galaxy is a place of immense scale, the Warp impossibly greater. In all that space, many ''other'' [[Komus|things]] [[Men of Iron|exist]] to [[C'tan|bend Man's knee]] and [[Chaos Gods of Law|twist his mind.]] 
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!20
| '''Strange Pantheon''' (roll twice, combine results)
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