Gaiaterra: Elysea's Conflict/Rogue

"Informants of Sigmar here."

-Rogue

The Rogue is the primary infiltrator unit of the Grey Steel Order. Planned to be voiced by.

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History
"Find me a target, I'm not picky."

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Short story
"That's it, then." David Eisenberg, agent in the service of the Order, looked down at the rapidly cooling body. Sighing reluctantly, he pulled at the tungsten-tipped arrow from the chest wound, careful to avoid the still-smoldering heated tip. The corpse was reluctant to relinquish the lethal projectile, requiring the Rogue to steady himself with a boot on the corpse's stomach. Finally, with a sick squelching noise, the arrow came free. Best to leave as little evidence as possible.

The man's rifle was lying where it had clattered from his victim's lifeless hands not moments before. David studied it intently. Was it better he leave it, or take it with him? He looked the weapon over, hoping the sound of it dropping to the floor didn't alert the people in the room below. He listened carefully; three voices, at least, dialect indicating urban poor local to the area.

Talking about events outside, ignorant of what had taken place just a few meters above. Fortunate. He looked the rifle over, his soldiering instinct recoiling at the poorly designed Antivan weapon. After briefly considering leaving it based solely on not wanting to be associated with such a subpar piece of hardware, he decided to take it, and all the 6.5mm rounds he could find on the scene. Better that the authorities think it a random killing, instead of a benevolent intervention.

Another concern. Identification. The man's wallet was in his faded jeans, and the rogue's deft hands extracted it and ruffled quickly through it. Money, identification, a few pictures, nothing special. The bills disappeared into one of the many pouches on the drab camouflage uniform, and after a moment of consideration, the wallet went back into his pocket. Best make the body easier to identify. Less suspicious, less research put into the case.

With the money gone, it would look like a simple robbery gone wrong, not to mention that it provided a nice green lining that could be put to all sorts of uses. The unusual nature of the wound wouldn't be a big deal. Looked like a hit with one of those smuggled Katsuragi carbines that would show up every few weeks in the hands of some gang member with connections.

Besides, nobody would care about one crazy ex-Marine. Or former Marine, rather. Ex-Marines are only those that get kicked out, and hardship discharges don't count. David allowed himself a brief moment of reminiscence. Marines could be so picky about that sort of thing, though he suspected they'd start a bar fight over most anything.

This guy had to have balls of Talon steel, though, to try and take a shot from here. David flicked down his rangefinders, a bizarre-looking device that resembled a pair of binoculars with lenses six inches from either side of the wearer's head. The target was maybe only eighty meters away, broad daylight, lots of witnesses.

Had David got there even a second later, the results would have been indisputable, though he couldn't help but think that a better shot could be taken from the hill to the right. Lower angle, facing up the street more, target would move slower in the crosshairs. Just speculation, of course. It was a sin to kill a fellow Sigmarite.

Only one thing left to do. Taking a heated knife from its sheath, David rolled up the sleeve of the would-be assassin. There, marked on his right bicep, was the tell-tale tattoo, an eight-pointed star of Chaos. He burned the offending symbol from the corpse's arm, and after briefly inspecting his handiwork, left as quietly as he came. Somewhere up the street, there was an Aquilan President who had no idea how close he had come to death.

Guardians of the Tacitus

 * Intelligence Agent (Aquila)
 * Spy (Alliance)
 * Informant (ADI)
 * Shinobi (Protectorate)
 * Kunoichi (Erune Command)
 * Courtesan (Andora)
 * Monk (Empire)
 * Bandit (Community)

Destroyers of Balthazar

 * Breacher (Voshkod)
 * Infiltrator (Vieran Reserves)
 * Saboteur (Brotherhood)
 * Sneaky Boy (Horde)
 * Thief (MLA)
 * Manipulator (Collective)
 * Empath (PsiCorps)
 * Artisan (Encantadia)
 * Shapeshifter (Scrin)

Neutrals

 * Mole (Coalition)
 * Preacher (Heralds)
 * Succubus (Path Of Slaanesh)
 * Rogue (Order)
 * Delta Ranger (Survivors)
 * Voshkod Ranger (Voshkod Exile)
 * Satyr (Syndicate)
 * Infiltrator Drone (Conglomerate)
 * Death Cult Assassin (Legion)

Bonus Factions

 * Intel Spec-Ops (ASA)
 * Void Rogue (Bastion)
 * Infiltration Creep (Rangers)
 * Forgotten Lurker (Pirates)
 * Kelran Infiltrator (Ascalia)
 * Dalit (Elona)
 * ... (Dominion)
 * Lalafell Informant (Security)
 * ... (Ascendancy)

DLC

 * Clairvoyant (Federation)
 * Crown Courtesan (Corona)
 * Spreyer Stealer (Party)
 * ... (Skynet)
 * Fontaine Photographer (Elemental)
 * ... (Autocracy)
 * Skink Informer (League)
 * Genestealer (Swarm)
 * Explorer (Confederation)
 * Harlequin (Kingdom)
 * ... (Goo)
 * Nilfgaard Saboteur (Imperium)
 * ... (Dynasty)
 * Gnoblar Saboteur (Warlords)
 * ... (Cult)
 * Sleuth (Raiders)
 * Bretonnian Courtesan (Theocracy)
 * Dome Runner (Insurgents)
 * Shadow Dispeller (Guardians)
 * Nourkias Hacker (Hierarchy)
 * ... (Sundered)
 * Chaac Agent (Ecumene)
 * Wakfu Thief (Concordat)
 * Counter Agent (Contingent)
 * Whisper of Elysea (Eden)
 * Gaiaterra's First (InGen)
 * ... (Hallows)
 * Elf Courtesan (Commune)
 * Fortune Teller (Clique)
 * Spiran Thief (Guild)
 * Control Bug (Threat)
 * ... (Traders)
 * Elf Thief (Entente)
 * Wraith (Oblivion)
 * Ja'vo Infiltrator (Corporation)
 * ... (Covenant)
 * 3rd Gen Synth (Institute)
 * Ind Informant (Commonwealth)
 * ... (Nimbus)
 * ... (Carnival)
 * ... (Wraiths)
 * ... (Chronophage)
 * ... (Privateers)
 * ... (Foundation)
 * Duplicant (Spartacus)
 * ... (Regency)