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[b]NAME:[/b] Inquisitor Tarmon Vosk

[b]AGE:[/b] 27

[b]GENDER:[/b] Male

[b]WARGEAR:[/b]

custom pattern laspistol

Personal clothing & attire, padded & lightly protected. 

Servo Skull

Various items from his personal armoury, 

Viper class scout sloop
-Naval armsman, Slaves, Servitors, other associated resources

Inquisitorial Rosette

[b]NOTABLE EVENTS:[/b]
-Information Classified by order of His most Holy Majesties Inquisition-

[b]PERSONALITY:[/b]
Stern and uncompromising. He has not been an inquisitor nearly long enough to throw himself behind, or be placed into any circles or inquisitorial sub factions like radical or Puritan. Time, plus a lifetime of seeing the absolute worst the galaxy can throw at you will make its mark on him yet. But for now he is mostly a clean slate as far as other inquisitors are concerned. He is more tempered than his known radical master but still proves willing to take a risk or ask questions. His future choices and actions will determine which, if any groups he becomes associated with. 

He is still ruthless and capable of extreme brutality as is any inquisitor. Even most trusted acolytes are disposable if they overstep themselves or fall to corruption. But he has never had to make a decision as grave and irrevocable as exterminatus of an entire planet or obliterating an entire hive city population. 

By and large he is capable of imitating a variety of personalities and habits. But naturally he is a very self assured and confident individual. Perhaps a little arrogant, though given he is still a youth and one with a ludicrous amount of power at his fingertips, and he was raised to his position from a radical master. So this may not be wholly unsurprising. 

He is unquestioningly loyal to the Imperium and the Emperor. And despite what his seemingly carefree and impulsive approach to the cuties of his office might otherwise imply, he does greatly respect and feel the weight on his shoulders. He is required to make decisions of such weight and gravity that It might even cripple the mind of an astartes with guilt and self doubt. And the recent death of his master struck a dent to his usual bravado. Teaching him that even agents of the throne as lofty as inquisitors are not beyond death.

As far as the execution of his duties goes he prefers the tried and true approach of inquisitors. No one should ever be able to identify you to begin with. He prefers to blend in and will never introduce himself as an inquisitor unless he feels it absolutely necessary. Often he pretends to be an acolyte of the throne. An agent of a more powerful inquisitor, finding that such a half truth is often more believable than a flat out lie.