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!! Valentin Drusher
An aging Magos Biologis who has been trapped on the backwater world of Gershom for thirty years. Eisenhorn contracts him in ''The Magos'' with the promise of passage off Gershom to any planet he wants. His intellect and dry wit is only matched by his cowardice and crippling self-loathing.

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!! Valentin Drusher
An aging Magos Biologis who
Arnault Tantalid
A fanatical witch-hunter of the Ministorum, Arnault Tantalid
has been trapped on the backwater world of Gershom for thirty years. a grudge against Eisenhorn. He comes after Eisenhorn contracts him in ''The Magos'' with ''Malleus'', looking to settle the promise of passage off Gershom to any planet he wants. His intellect and dry wit is only matched by his cowardice and crippling self-loathing.score.


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* BadassPreacher: He’s a gun-toting, PoweredArmor-wearing clergyman.
* TheDreaded: He’s known and feared throughout the Helican sub-sector.
* FantasticRacism: He hates psykers, even those that might be of use to the Imperium. Before ''Malleus'', he and Eisenhorn clashed over a group of psychic children that had been kidnapped by slavers. Eisenhorn wanted to free the kids so that they could go on to serve the Imperium, while Tantalid wanted to kill them.
* VillainousRescue: He kills Beldame Sadia, who had a poisoned and dying Eisenhorn at her mercy, because he wants to kill Eisenhorn himself.
* WouldHurtAChild: In the backstory, he tried to murder a group of kidnapped children for the crime of being psykers. Though Eisenhorn drove him off, two of the kids were killed in the crossfire.

!! Valentin Drusher
An aging Magos Biologis who has been trapped on the backwater world of Gershom for thirty years. Eisenhorn contracts him in ''The Magos'' with the promise of passage off Gershom to any planet he wants. His intellect and dry wit is only matched by his cowardice and crippling self-loathing.
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* Fatal Flaw: Low self esteem. Drusher has a bad habit of thinking the worst of himself, and pretty much rolls over for anyone who kicks him. It is, in part, what cost him his marriage, after his wife got fed up with his self-pity and threw him out.

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* Fatal Flaw: FatalFlaw: Low self esteem.self-esteem. Drusher has a bad habit of thinking the worst of himself, and pretty much rolls over for anyone who kicks him. It is, in part, what cost him his marriage, after his wife got fed up with his self-pity and threw him out.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: By ''Malleus'', Bequin is a hundred and twenty-five. She doesn’t look a day over thirty thanks to augmetic surgery and regular juvenat treatments.

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* OlderThanTheyLook: By ''Malleus'', Bequin is a hundred and twenty-five. She doesn’t doesn't look a day over thirty thanks to augmetic surgery and regular juvenat treatments.



* OvertOperative: Voke doesn’t believe in stealth or subterfuge, believing that concealing one’s allegiance to the Inquisition is the mark of the radical. When he’s on the case, he openly throws his weight around and makes his status clear because he wants people to ''know'' that the Inquisition is in town.

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* OvertOperative: Voke doesn’t doesn't believe in stealth or subterfuge, believing that concealing one’s allegiance to the Inquisition is the mark of the radical. When he’s on the case, he openly throws his weight around and makes his status clear because he wants people to ''know'' that the Inquisition is in town.



* BigBad: Of ''Malleus''. He orchestrated the Thrachian Atrocity which kicks off the novel’s plot to cover up his theft of the captive Alpha-plus psykers. He’s also the master of Konrad Molitor and the creator of Cherubael the daemonhost, making him indirectly responsible for their crimes.
* EarlyBirdCameo: He first appears in the prologue of ''Xenos'', but doesn’t become directly relevant to the plot until ''Malleus''.

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* BigBad: Of ''Malleus''. He orchestrated the Thrachian Atrocity which kicks off the novel’s novel's plot to cover up his theft of the captive Alpha-plus psykers. He’s also the master of Konrad Molitor and the creator of Cherubael the daemonhost, making him indirectly responsible for their crimes.
* EarlyBirdCameo: He first appears in the prologue of ''Xenos'', but doesn’t doesn't become directly relevant to the plot until ''Malleus''.



* HiddenVillain: Eisenhorn doesn’t learn that Quixos is even alive, let alone behind both Cherubael and the Thracian Atrocity, until fairly late in the book.

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* HiddenVillain: Eisenhorn doesn’t doesn't learn that Quixos is even alive, let alone behind both Cherubael and the Thracian Atrocity, until fairly late in the book.
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* GodGuise: Cherubael inspired a minor cult on Cadia called the Sons of Bael. The cultists worship him as a god, and he exploits them to take measurements of the Cadian Pylons.
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* DiesDifferentlyInAdaptation: In the book, Locke bleeds out after being crushed by falling debris, with Eisenhorn literally and figuratively branding him as a heretic as he dies. The videogame has Eisenhorn fatally stab Locke after defeating him in a boss fight, and omits the branding.

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An infamous Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, Quixos was once held up as an exemplar of his Ordo by other Inquisitors before he began to dabble with the powers of Chaos and fell from grace. He vanished hundreds of years ago, and was assumed dead by his peers. [[spoiler:In reality, he's very much alive and very much a renegade...]]

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An infamous Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, Quixos was once held up as an exemplar of his Ordo by other Inquisitors before he began to dabble with the powers of Chaos and fell from grace. He vanished hundreds of years ago, and was assumed dead by his peers. [[spoiler:In In reality, he's very much alive and very much a renegade...]]alive...



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%%* * BigBad: [[spoiler:Of ''Malleus''.]]Of ''Malleus''. He orchestrated the Thrachian Atrocity which kicks off the novel’s plot to cover up his theft of the captive Alpha-plus psykers. He’s also the master of Konrad Molitor and the creator of Cherubael the daemonhost, making him indirectly responsible for their crimes.
* EarlyBirdCameo: He first appears in the prologue of ''Xenos'', but doesn’t become directly relevant to the plot until ''Malleus''.


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* HiddenVillain: Eisenhorn doesn’t learn that Quixos is even alive, let alone behind both Cherubael and the Thracian Atrocity, until fairly late in the book.
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* NonActionGuy: Aemos is a frail old man with little to no combat experience, so he leaves the fighting to the younger and more capable members of Eisenhorn’s retinue.
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* FacialHorror: After Heldane's face is heavily damaged, he has his face altered to look like a horse's with the intention of scaring his enemies and intimidating his allies.

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* FacialHorror: After Heldane's face is heavily damaged, he has A carnodon mauls his face altered to look like a horse's with the intention of scaring partway through ''Xenos''. By ''Malleus'', he’s had his enemies face surgically reconstructed to exaggerate those scars, resulting in a literal horse face that unnerves friend and intimidating his allies.foe alike.
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Face Of A Thug is for characters whose ugly faces belie their good character. Heldane is a cruel, self-serving jerk through and through.


* FaceOfAThug: After Heldane's face is heavily damaged, he has his face altered to look like a horse's with the intention of scaring his enemies and intimidating his allies.

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* FaceOfAThug: FacialHorror: After Heldane's face is heavily damaged, he has his face altered to look like a horse's with the intention of scaring his enemies and intimidating his allies.
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* PoweredArmor: Voke is old and physically frail, so he relies on a powered exoskeleton to get around.
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* EvilGloating: [[spoiler:Molitor has Eisenhorn at his mercy near the end of ''Xenos'', but chooses to gloat for several paragraphs rather than finish him off right away. This gives Midas and Bequin enough time to catch up with their boss and rescue him, leading to Molitor’s death.]]
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* CaptiveSuperEntity: Like all daemonhosts, Cherubael is a powerful daemon bound into a human body and forced to serve a mortal master.

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* CaptiveSuperEntity: Like all daemonhosts, Cherubael is a powerful daemon bound into a human body and forced to serve a mortal master.
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* BoomHeadshot: Eisenhorn shoves a gun into Eyclone’s mouth and blows his brains out.
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* PosthumousCharacter: In many ways. He dies quickly in the first chapter of Xenos, but most of what Eisenhorn and company do for the remainder of the trilogy is shaped, or at least initiated, by the clues they picked up from Eyclone.
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* PosthumousCharacter: In many ways. He dies quickly in the first chapter few chapters of Xenos, ''Xenos'', but most of what Eisenhorn and company do for the remainder of the trilogy is shaped, or at least initiated, by the clues they picked up from Eyclone.
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* StarterVillain: He was Eisenhorn’s first major nemesis, with Eisenhorn hunting him for six years prior to the events of the book. He’s dead by chapter three.

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* HandCannon: His bolt pistol, which was gifted to Eisenhorn by a Deathwatch Librarian in honour of him slaying Mandragore.




!! Golesh Heldane
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[[caption-width-right:351:A face you can trust.]]
Introduced as Voke's interrogator in ''Xenos'', Golesh Heldane has become a full-fledged Inquisitor in his own right by the time ''Malleus'' rolls around.


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* OvertOperative: Voke doesn’t believe in stealth or subterfuge, believing that concealing one’s allegiance to the Inquisition is the mark of the radical. When he’s on the case, he openly throws his weight around and makes his status clear because he wants people to ''know'' that the Inquisition is in town.
* PsychicPowers: He's a psyker, and his psychic abilities are clearly stronger than Eisenhorn's from their first encounter.

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[[caption-width-right:351:A face you can trust.]]
Introduced as Voke's interrogator in ''Xenos'', Golesh Heldane has become a full-fledged Inquisitor in his own right by the time ''Malleus'' rolls around.
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* BigBad: As the ringleader of House Glaw’s conspiracy to obtain the Necroteuch, he is arguably the main villain of _Xenos_.

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* OlderThanTheyLook: By ''Malleus'', Bequin is a hundred and twenty-five. She doesn’t look a day over thirty thanks to augmetic surgery and regular juvenat treatments.



!! Konrad Molitor
A radical Inquisitor brought onto the investigation of House Glaw. He has a keen interest in the Necroteuch.
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* MakeItLookLikeAnAccident: [[spoiler:He tries to kill Eisenhorn after ordering the fleet to flatten the Saruthi structure they’re both in, with the intended explanation that Eisenhorn got lost inside and couldn’t escape before the structure was destroyed.]]
* YellowEyesOfSneakiness: His eyes are consistently described as yellow, and he’s quickly established as a shifty, untrustworthy person perfectly willing to go behind Eisenhorn’s back in pursuit of his own goals. [[spoiler:He even tries to murder Eisenhorn near the end of ''Xenos'']].




!! Gorgone Locke
A rogue trader in service to House Glaw, Locke is one of the main antagonists of ''Xenos''.

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!! Gorgone Locke
A rogue trader in service to
Oberon Glaw
The current lord of
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* BigBad: As the ringleader of House Glaw’s conspiracy to obtain the Necroteuch, he is arguably the main villain of _Xenos_.
* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: He dies from an explosion hurling part of an axle through his skull.

!! Gorgone Locke
A rogue trader in service to House Glaw, Locke is one of the main antagonists of ''Xenos''.
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* TheStoic: He expresses little emotion, though it’s not by choice: the torturous ministrations of Gorgone Locke left permanent nerve damage in his facial muscles, leaving him unable to smile.
* SwordAndGun: Typically wields a sword and large bore, solid projectile pistols as his main weapons.

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* TheStoic: He expresses little emotion, though it’s it's not by choice: the torturous ministrations of Gorgone Locke left permanent nerve damage in his facial muscles, leaving him unable to smile.
* SwordAndGun: Typically He typically wields a sword and large bore, solid projectile pistols as his main weapons.



* TheSmartGuy: The most learned and intelligent member of Eisenhorn’s retinue, thanks in no small part to a meme-virus that compels him to learn as much information as possible, no matter how trivial. His primary role is to assist Eisenhorn’s investigations by sifting through data and conducting research.

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* TheSmartGuy: The most learned and intelligent member of Eisenhorn’s Eisenhorn's retinue, thanks in no small part to a meme-virus that compels him to learn as much information as possible, no matter how trivial. His primary role is to assist Eisenhorn’s Eisenhorn's investigations by sifting through data and conducting research.

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%%* TheNarrator* TheNarrator: The entire trilogy is narrated from his first-person perspective.
* TheStoic: He expresses little emotion, though it’s not by choice: the torturous ministrations of Gorgone Locke left permanent nerve damage in his facial muscles, leaving him unable to smile.



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''Xenos'', Betancore is the most trusted and competent member of Eisenhorn’s retinue, acting as the Inquisitor’s right-hand man.



!! Mandragore
A Chaos Space Marine of the Emperor's Children; he works with the Glaws to recover the [[TomeOfEldritchLore Necroteuch]] in ''Xenos''.

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!! Mandragore
Gorgone Locke
A Chaos Space Marine rogue trader in service to House Glaw, Locke is one of the Emperor's Children; he works with the Glaws to recover the [[TomeOfEldritchLore Necroteuch]] in main antagonists of ''Xenos''.


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* TortureTechnician: He’s a master of the strousine neural scourge, and uses it to torture Eisenhorn for information.

!! Mandragore
A Chaos Space Marine of the Emperor's Children; he works with the Glaws to recover the [[TomeOfEldritchLore Necroteuch]] in ''Xenos''.
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* TheAce: Midas is easily the most competent and physically skilled member of the retinue in _Xenos_. He’s an ace pilot, an expert marksman with rifles and pistols, a master of stealth, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and a talented musician]].

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* TheAce: Midas is easily the most competent and physically skilled member of the retinue in _Xenos_.''Xenos''. He’s an ace pilot, an expert marksman with rifles and pistols, a master of stealth, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and a talented musician]].

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* TheSmartGuy: The most learned and intelligent member of Eisenhorn’s retinue, thanks in no small part to a meme-virus that compels him to learn as much information as possible, no matter how trivial. His primary role is to assist Eisenhorn’s investigations by sifting through data and conducting research.



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%%* AcePilot* TheAce: Midas is easily the most competent and physically skilled member of the retinue in _Xenos_. He’s an ace pilot, an expert marksman with rifles and pistols, a master of stealth, [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and a talented musician]].
* AcePilot: He comes from Glavia, [[PlanetOfHats a planet renowned for its pilots]], and is exceptionally skilled even by their standards. At one point he manages to hide the guncutter inside of a narrow cave on an asteroid while shaking off a squadron of pursuing fighters, and fool them into thinking that he crashed.
* BrainComputerInterface: His hands are laced with Glavian bio-circuitry, which can directly interface with the controls of any craft he pilots.

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-> The titular Inquisitor, and main character of the trilogy.

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-> A Pariah that Eisenhorn meets during his investigation on Hubris in ''Xenos''. She joins his team then, and goes on to become one of the longest-serving members of his retinue as well as one of his closest companions.

* AntiMagic: As a Pariah, psychic powers and sorcery don't work in her presence.

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-> A Pariah that Eisenhorn meets during his investigation on Hubris in ''Xenos''. She joins his team then, and goes on to become one of the longest-serving members of his retinue as well as one of his closest companions.

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-> Eisenhorn's savant, who previously served his mentor Inquisitor Hapshant.

* CatchPhrase: "Most perturbatory..."
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-> Eisenhorn's savant, who previously served his mentor Inquisitor Hapshant.

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->An Arbites chastener from the planet Hubris. Joins up with Eisenhorn in ''Xenos'' to untangle a conspiracy behind a terrible atrocity committed on his home planet, and becomes a full time member of Eisenhorn's retinue by the end of the book.

* [[spoiler: DemonicPossession: Fischig becomes the host for Cherubael after his death.]]

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->An An Arbites chastener from the planet Hubris. Joins up with Eisenhorn in ''Xenos'' to untangle a conspiracy behind a terrible atrocity committed on his home planet, and becomes a full time member of Eisenhorn's retinue by the end of the book.

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-> A Glavian pilot and one of Eisenhorn's closest friends.

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* GunsAkimbo: Wields a pair of Glavian needle pistols as his weapons of choice.
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->Eisenhorn's Interrogator by the time of ''Malleus'', and the best pupil he's ever trained.

->For more information about him, see [[{{Characters/Ravenor}} the character sheet for his own series]].

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->Eisenhorn's Eisenhorn's Interrogator by the time of ''Malleus'', and the best pupil he's ever trained.

->For For more information about him, see [[{{Characters/Ravenor}} the character sheet for his own series]].



-> An ex-bounty hunter from Loki.

->For more information, see [[{{Characters/Ravenor}} the Ravenor character sheet]].

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-> An ex-bounty hunter from Loki.

->For For more information, see [[{{Characters/Ravenor}} the Ravenor character sheet]].



->Midas' daughter, she inherits his position as the pilot of Eisenhorn's guncutter. [[spoiler:She never knew Midas, as he died shortly before she was born; this left her with a strong desire to get revenge on Fayde Thuring, the man who killed him]].

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->Midas' Midas' daughter, she who inherits his position as the pilot of Eisenhorn's guncutter. [[spoiler:She never knew Midas, as he died shortly before she was born; this left her with a strong desire to get revenge on Fayde Thuring, the man who killed him]].

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-> Master of the rogue trader ''Essene'', who joins Eisenhorn's motley band in ''Xenos''.

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-> A puritanical Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, who Eisenhorn ends up working with during ''Xenos'' (to their mutual dislike).

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-> A puritanical Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, who whom Eisenhorn ends up working with during ''Xenos'' (to their mutual dislike).



-> Introduced as Voke's interrogator in ''Xenos'', Golesh Heldane has become a full-fledged Inquisitor in his own right by the time ''Malleus'' rolls around.

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* FaceOfAThug[=/=]HumanoidAbomination: After Heldane's face is heavily damaged, he has his face altered to look like a horse's with the intention of scaring his enemies and intimidating his allies.

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* FaceOfAThug[=/=]HumanoidAbomination: FaceOfAThug: After Heldane's face is heavily damaged, he has his face altered to look like a horse's with the intention of scaring his enemies and intimidating his allies.



->Another Malleus Inquisitor; he's introduced as head of the Ordo Malleus' branch in the Ordos Helican in ''Malleus'', and becomes Grandmaster of the entire Ordos Helican partway through ''Hereticus''.

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->Another Another Malleus Inquisitor; he's introduced as head of the Ordo Malleus' branch in the Ordos Helican in ''Malleus'', and becomes Grandmaster of the entire Ordos Helican partway through ''Hereticus''.



-> An infamous Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, Quixos was once held up as an exemplar of his Ordo by other Inquisitors before he began to dabble with the powers of Chaos and fell from grace. He vanished hundreds of years ago, and was assumed dead by his peers. [[spoiler:In reality, he's very much alive and very much a renegade...]]

* [[spoiler:BigBad]]: [[spoiler:of ''Malleus''.]]
* [[spoiler:EvilWeapon]]: [[spoiler:His daemonic sword, Kharnagar.]]
* [[spoiler:FallenHero]]: [[spoiler:For a given value of 'hero', anyway.]]
* [[spoiler:HeWhoFightsMonsters]]
* [[spoiler:MasterSwordsman]]: [[spoiler:He's described as moving so quickly in swordfights that he can't be seen with the naked eye.]]
* [[spoiler:TautologicalTemplar]]: [[spoiler:He's convinced that only heretics would try to stop him from completing his work, work which even the most radical of Inquisitors would denounce as heretical. Even his last words are to condemn Eisenhorn as a heretic.]]
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-> An infamous Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, Quixos was once held up as an exemplar of his Ordo by other Inquisitors before he began to dabble with the powers of Chaos and fell from grace. He vanished hundreds of years ago, and was assumed dead by his peers. [[spoiler:In reality, he's very much alive and very much a renegade...]]

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->An aging Magos Biologis who has been trapped on the backwater world of Gershom for thirty years. Eisenhorn contracts him in ''The Magos'' with the promise of passage off Gershom to any planet he wants. His intellect and dry wit is only matched by his cowardice and crippling self-loathing.

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->An An aging Magos Biologis who has been trapped on the backwater world of Gershom for thirty years. Eisenhorn contracts him in ''The Magos'' with the promise of passage off Gershom to any planet he wants. His intellect and dry wit is only matched by his cowardice and crippling self-loathing.
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* [[NotThatKindOfDoctor Not That Kind of Magos]]: Despite his title, Drusher does not seem to have any ties, previous or current, with the Adeptus Mechanicus, as he's entirely unaugmented and didn't know how juvenat treatments worked until someone told him. Instead, he is simply a freelance, albeit highly qualified, zoologist and botanist.

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->Also called "the Recidivist," Murdin Eyclone is a heretic who acts as a mercenary, selling his services to various Chaos cults. Eisenhorn tracks him down on the planet Hubris and kills him at the beginning of ''Xenos''.

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-> An infamous heretic who was killed more than two hundred years before the events of the first book; while his physical body was slain, he lives on as a preserved consciousness inside an arcane device called "the Pontius".
* AndIMustScream: Trapped in a crystal for centuries, unable to do anything.
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-> A Chaos Space Marine of the Emperor's Children; works with the Glaws to recover the [[TomeOfEldritchLore Necroteuch]] in ''Xenos''.

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* SpontaneousHumanCombustion: His body bursts into green fire after his death; Eisenhorn exploits this by sliding the Necroteuch inside the blazing furnace that used to be Mandragore's torso, destroying it.



-> A powerful daemonhost, who takes a keen interest in Eisenhorn as the series goes on...

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-> A powerful daemonhost, daemonhost who takes a keen interest in Eisenhorn as the series goes on...
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* HumanoidAbomination: The chaos entity known as 'Cherubael' is a [[EldritchAbomination Daemon Prince]], meaning it was originally [[WasOnceAMan human.]]
* LightIsNotGood/PureIsNotGood: His host's eyes radiate a white light, but you shouldn't let that fool you.

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* HumanoidAbomination: The chaos entity known as 'Cherubael' "Cherubael" is a [[EldritchAbomination Daemon Prince]], meaning it was originally [[WasOnceAMan human.]]
human]].
* LightIsNotGood/PureIsNotGood: LightIsNotGood: His host's eyes radiate a white light, but you shouldn't let that fool you. you.
-->''I had always presumed white light to be pure and somehow chaste, to be noble and good. But this whiteness was unutterably evil, chilling, its purity an abomination.''




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* Cyborg: Revealed to be mechanical from the waist down after being blasted by naval security officers (actually [[spoiler:a bunch of Imperial Guard deserters sent to hunt for Eisenhorn]]).

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* Cyborg: {{Cyborg}}: Revealed to be mechanical from at least the waist chest down after being blasted by naval security officers (actually [[spoiler:a bunch of Imperial Guard deserters sent to hunt for Eisenhorn]]).Eisenhorn]]).
* IJustWantToHaveFriends: Eisenhorn believes Maxilla is so keen to help him because he is often in the company of his entirely machine crew and misses having flesh-and-blood people to show off his ship (and its associated treasures) to.

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-> Eisenhorn's savant, and one of his longest-serving companions.

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-> Eisenhorn's savant, and one of who previously served his longest-serving companions.
mentor Inquisitor Hapshant.


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* [[spoiler: DemonicPossession: Fischig becomes the host for Cherubael after his death.]]
*IncorruptiblePurePureness: Fischig ends up [[spoiler:betraying Eisenhorn to the Inquisition]] because he believes he is helping a man he considers a friend, even if it means killing him to save his soul. [[spoiler:Medea Betancore kills him before he can deliver the fatal shot.]]


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!! Tobius Maxilla
-> Master of the rogue trader ''Essene'', who joins Eisenhorn's motley band in ''Xenos''.

* TheCaptain
* Cyborg: Revealed to be mechanical from the waist down after being blasted by naval security officers (actually [[spoiler:a bunch of Imperial Guard deserters sent to hunt for Eisenhorn]]).
* UndyingLoyalty: One of the few people who stuck with Eisenhorn even as he [[spoiler:consorts with daemonhosts and disembodied heretics]], believing wholeheartedly that Eisenhorn acted for the good of the Imperium.
* WeCanRebuildHim: His crew servitors take him to have his lower body rebuilt after the "boarding action" in ''Xenos''.
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* LightIsNotGood/PureIsNotGood: His host's eyes radiate a white light, but you shouldn't let that fool you.
* MeaningfulName: "Cherub", after a kind of angel most people associate with plump little cheerful creatures; "Bael", after a name for the devil. Perfect fit for a character who embodies LightIsNotGood.
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* MadeOfIron: Despite his failings, he shares his mentor's [[NoOneShouldSurviveThat extreme resistance to death]] including getting his face horribly disfigured by a giant, crazed beast and years later having his legs crushed proceeded by immediately being ''set on fire'' by [[spoiler:Cherubael. It takes a gunshot wound to the neck to take him down which takes over a day to finish him off. He ends up being killed by being ''atomized''.

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* MadeOfIron: Despite his failings, he shares his mentor's [[NoOneShouldSurviveThat extreme resistance to death]] including getting his face horribly disfigured by a giant, crazed beast and years later having his legs crushed proceeded by immediately being ''set on fire'' by [[spoiler:Cherubael. ]] It takes a gunshot wound to the neck to take him down which takes over a day to finish him off. He ends up being killed by being ''atomized''.
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* TimeAbyss: One acount states that he plagues the galaxy for thousands, if not millions of years.

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* TimeAbyss: One acount account states that he plagues plagued the galaxy for thousands, if not millions of years.
years before being bound.
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Corrected description, confirmed by supplementary profile in the Inquisitor tabletop game.


* HumanoidAbomination: It's at least hinted that the chaos entity possessing him is a [[EldritchAbomination Daemon Prince.]]

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* HumanoidAbomination: It's at least hinted that the The chaos entity possessing him known as 'Cherubael' is a [[EldritchAbomination Daemon Prince.Prince]], meaning it was originally [[WasOnceAMan human.]]
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* CowardlyLion: He's terrified by the prospect of even holding a gun, but when push comes to shove, he'll stand his ground.

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* CowardlyLion: He's a feeble man, and he's terrified by the prospect of even holding a gun, but when push comes to shove, he'll stand his ground.ground against rogue tyranids, murder servitors, and [[spoiler: Cognitae agents]]. It earns him Harlan Nayl's respect.

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