Editing Cult of the Redemption (section)

===RPG===
[[Dark Heresy]] alone introduced three ways for a citizen ''(read: character)'' to become a member of the Redemptionists and the rules for them were not all mutually exclusive either, so some people could go FULL crazy and take them all if they felt their character needed to be more one-dimensional like that,
although no where in rules does it say you cannot play mutant Redemptionists, though your [[DM]] might cock-slap [[That Guy|you for doing it]], or [[Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies|force you to commit seppuku]] if you've also taken the elite advance that changes your behaviour, have fun:

*'''Cultist''' - basically what you took as an elite advance if being a member of the cult was done in your spare time. This broadly meant anyone can take up membership unless you were a mutant, psyker, tech-priest, priest of another denomination or disagreed with the cult in general. They are indoctrinated very heavily into the teachings of the cult, and have real difficulty from acting against the ludmillan dictates.

*'''Firebrand''' - Essentially a Cleric of the Redemption, taken as a background package at character creation. These would be the sect leaders of the cult, such as the deacons or pastors, they make it their job to spread the teachings of the redemption, either with a chainsword or a flamer and a whole lot of shouting.

*'''Redeemer''' - more correctly called the "Redemptionist", though is referred to in the text as Redeemer a couple of times which is less confusing for this article. A Redeemer is a professional Redemptionist, the sort of person who lives every day as a Redemptionist and doesn't go home for the evening after the Sunday witch-burning. They can either be a Cleric - much like Klovis from the '''"Redeemer"''' comic books or they can be Assassins - like Silas from ''The Da Vinci Code''. Both all-round psychopathic zealots who get to perform [[Adeptus Sororitas|acts of Faith]] and perform practically supernatural feats while murdering heretics, but one focuses on bravado and leadership while the other focuses on killing efficiently and quickly.