Dark Heresy: Purge the Unclean

Dark Heresy RPG (First edition)

by T.S. Luikhart

Step straight into the world of the Imperial Inquisition with this adventure anthology. Test your fledgling investigators with all manner of arcane plots and twisted horrors. Perfect for beginners and veterans alike, there is sure to be something to interest all playing styles. Explore the horrors of the Warhammer 40,000 Universe from the ground up!

Genres: Role Playing Games, Science Fiction

141 pages, Paperback

First published September 25, 2008

Reviews

[Taddow · Rating 4 out of 5]

Overall, this is a great trilogy of Dark Heresy missions that (even though there are some very loose connections to play as mini-campaign) are better played as single missions on their own. Some might require some tweaking for individual groups to enhance the play experience but each has enough background to flesh out into a better mission. Feel free to check out how acolytes in my long-running Dark Heresy Campaign: Faith & Betrayal have fare in these missions and others by visiting my campaign website on Obsidian Portal: https://faith-and-betrayal.obsidianpo...

[Mathew Walls · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good mix of investigation, social encounters and combat opportunities.

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is more than three well written and connected adventures for Dark Heresy. It is also a template for how to write your own Dark Heresy adventures, with tips on Action, Horror, and Investigation adventures.
The adventures are for acolytes new in their careers, and can be played after the example adventure in the core Dark Heresy rule book.
T. S. Luikhart is a fine game designer, and these are fun adventures that will have your players hopping.
The three adventures showcase Investigation, Action, and Horror. I would quibble that the Horror adventure doesn't get truly horrific until the end, but it goes all out once it gets there. The action adventure is my favorite, and I like the design hints for doing your own action adventures.

[Paolo Zanella · Rating 4 out of 5]

Una buona collezione di avventure. Non è veramente una serie perché i tre episodi hanno ben poco in comune fra loro.
E' un interessante esempio sugli stili narrativi adottabili con questo sistema di gioco: c'è infatti un'avventura di investigazione, una di azione e una di horror.
Buono per master in erba, ma niente di memorabile. Non vi aspettate qualcosa al livello della mitica campagna imperiale di WFRP.