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This has been posted in news and rumours, but I think it's applicable to Agents of the Imperium as well since that's wherea Rogue Trader would fall. Warhammer TV just released this video:

 

https://youtu.be/Wb9eMhoFg8I

 

The Rogue Trader stuff definitely looks like it has a ton of potential for Inquisition acolyte applications. The Naval Armsmen look pretty dang cool especially, but looks like there's a Death Cult Assasin among the crew as well and other stuff easily used by =][= type forces. Here's a still:

 

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(with a tip of the Ordo Hereticus pilgrim-style hat to Frater fire golem)

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I’m kind of meh personally on the Necromunda models so far. When they come out with Arbites and Redemptionists THEN I’ll joint you in saying we’re doing good for models!

I don't know, van Saar make pretty good Inquisitorial storm troopers. And the gang boxes/ upgrade sets are a good source of esoteric weapons

Inquisition would seem to be a logical home for bringing some of these and the Necromunda models into the main 40k game. While a Rogue Trader faction would be quite doable, it seems to me that the constitution of the army would over-lap significantly with an Inquisition one, given both would be composed of eclectic teams of specialists. Actually, a Rogue Trader could be an alternative HQ for an =][= list.

 

Looking at the teaser pictures, if GW had captioned then as “an Inquisitor and his Warband purge a Nurgle Cult”, I’d have had little difficulty accepting that.

 

In terms of the Necromunda models, a Henchmen troop choice that happens to have the same war-gear options as the Necromunda gang boxes wouldn’t be too surprising.

 

P.S. That chap with the electrical coils could make an alternative Jokaero.

Yeah, I'd be fine with Inquisitors and Rogue Traders sharing retinue options as well. It actually kind of makes sense since -- even though their roles are completely different -- both recruit similar types of "employees".

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