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This has absolutely nothing at all to do with furry art but I'm posting it anyways dammit!
I just did this up really really really quickly for a character for a Dark Heresy (d10 tabletop rpg based on warhammer 40k) campaign that a friend of mine is running online.
And if you hadn't guessed by the colors he's a tech priest... though apparently still a pretty junior one judging by the fact that he still looks mostly human and not horrifyingly grotesque with robot limbs sticking out everywhere.
Edit: Refresh to see and updated version that has more machine bits added. I didn't think he looked quite tech-priest-y enough before so now there are many more wires and stuff.
I just did this up really really really quickly for a character for a Dark Heresy (d10 tabletop rpg based on warhammer 40k) campaign that a friend of mine is running online.
And if you hadn't guessed by the colors he's a tech priest... though apparently still a pretty junior one judging by the fact that he still looks mostly human and not horrifyingly grotesque with robot limbs sticking out everywhere.
Edit: Refresh to see and updated version that has more machine bits added. I didn't think he looked quite tech-priest-y enough before so now there are many more wires and stuff.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Human
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 748 x 1000px
File Size 153.5 kB
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Do they not start as still mostly human and then as they age they slowly replace more and more with machine parts? That was my understanding. And I could be very wrong, but I thought there was also one sect of tech priests that considered the human body a machine as well and grafted like vat grown extra human parts to themselves?
I'm far from being an expert of 40K lore though, and I do agree that he should probably have more machine parts added onto the design.
I'm far from being an expert of 40K lore though, and I do agree that he should probably have more machine parts added onto the design.
the cult of the machine does view the human body as a type of machine but they still view it as a weaker machine compared to one made of metal and circuits. they are very secretive about their initiation but from what i have read only a select few are deemed worthy enough to become a member of the machine cult, they may start out as human but from the moment they are brought in they forsake nearly every part of the fleshy body and become near total machine. even their brains have been altered to be part mechanical. they do examine fleshy body parts mainly to work out weaknesses so that they deal better effective demise to the enemies of the imperium
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