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No, Abelard is dogmatic in the game.
read the books you feel for them its interesting to find out that there primarc was not fully compatible with the geneseed kinda why he went insain and alowed him self to be killed kinda as an FU to dad but all that gets fixed when they put that geneseed in a navagator cant wait for more nightlords lore
Same as Idira being able to wear Heretical gear.
That's actually a big problem the game has. How it defines Iconoclast isn't "anti-imperial", especially when Adelbard was Imperial Navy (so one would think more Dogma).
but the game for whatever reason treats Icono as if your a tau "greater good" goofball.
Ah, you are absolutely right. My apologise
I am imagining a frail mutant girl surrounded by a legion of 6m tall men, and they go: "you are getting a gift tonight, though who gives it, we cannot tell."
i know right..
the pain.. its so sweet.. omg.. i..
*cough* yea this is so wrong..
can you just picture that "naught" look backwards as the cake gets..
nope. stop.
there are male navigators
he gets it after his mother who was a slave to the night lords is set free only they later kidnap her child and implant the seed
Besides, threating workers badly is the way of ♥♥♥♥♥♥, since it only gives more recruits to chaos ranks.
In this very game even. Case in point, Felek, Aaronto, and that one old dude on the station who was Cassia's loyal guardian who's name I forget. And you can also find a male Navigator of House Cassini on a derelict ship but canna' remember his name either. Sorry, those two dudes, but I'm bad with names.
Abelard believes in discipline and order through fear of repercussions if need be, the old "If you help the enemy, then there won't be enough of you left to bury once I'm done with you" approach.
Personally I find it daft indeed, and would rather explain to him that by inspiring actual loyalty the crew can be girded to side with you against such threats, instead of feeling that they're so downtrodden and miserable that they have nothing left to lose by siding with the Archenemy, but here we are..
while at sea or on a ship that law is befor all else hes an old navy man