Awesome / All Guardsmen Party

• The Rupert gets shot at by a psyker's lightning bolt and Alfred intercepts it with a psychic shield. Rupert has so much faith in his subordinate's shield, that he takes the time to line up a perfect headshot and blow the psyker away even as Alfred is knocked unconscious by the attack.
• Crisp's death. For context, The Rupert's lost his other organic arm, Alfred's keeping Rupert from jumping at the Chaos Space Marine that shot him, and killed the Arbite assigned to the team. Nubby and Twitch are trapped under rubble, with Doc and Sarge being stuck behind cover so they don't get shot either. Crisp has all of Twitch's explosives hooked up to his flamer's backpack fuel cell, and gets close enough to the Space Marine that Twitch can blow them both up.
• Cutter and some other wounded inquisitorial trainees, hyped up on enough stims and adrenals to turn them into mini berserkers, actually overwhelm a pair of chaos marines in close combat. Pushing them back till they fall off a platform to their deaths, before taking on the Heretek they were escorting. Everyone dies but Cutter who manages to bisect the thing with his chainsword before being blown up by it self destructing moments after. The former scribe turned melee specialist's last words? Nothing but laughter as he burned alive.
• Doc weaponizing the Tyranid Biotoxin extracted from Gravis:
  "Doc turned around and found himself facing a very shocked head medicae, and three Security officers who didn't quite have their weapons raised, but were obviously very angry. He briefly evaluated his chances of talking his way out of the situation, decided they were rather low, and raised the turkey-baster sized metal syringe full of fluid he'd just drained from Sergeant Gravis' Oolitic Kidney in the least-threatening way he could manage. Then, in a surprisingly swift motion, Doc jammed the syringe's plunger down, and hosed all three security troopers with Tyranid biotoxin. The results were not pretty. None of the Security officers had their faceplates lowered, and Doc managed to nail two of them right in the mouth. They were the lucky ones: it only took them a few seconds to die, the third officer got hit in the eyes, and took nearly a minute."
• The scuffle at the evidence warehouse has its moments after the team was arrested for various crimes:
  There was a split second where Twitch worried that he'd under-estimated the Weirdboy's momentum and the xenos would just bowl through the cultists and keep chasing, but then he hear a horrible *schlorp* sound and a bellow of: "YOUZ GETS A SQUIGGIN, AND YOUZ GETS A SQUIGGIN, AND YOUS GETS A SQUIGGIN, EVERYONE GETS A ZOGGIN SQUIGGIN."
• The Lamenter Death Watch Marine, finally sick of the Daemonthrope's refusal to die, jump-tackles the beast from off the roof, wraps up on it and repeatedly slams a *ahem* spear-shaped wraithbone construct into the monster SEVERAL TIMES. The party is so shocked by this that they forget to keep shooting (or chose not to, because they would have hit the Marine). Mind you, the Daemonthrope was still sixty meters in the air when it finally collapsed to the ground from the assault. The fall nearly kills the Marine, but he finally knocks the beast out of the fight. The Marine knew how suicidal his charge was and did it anyways.
  "Heart-Marine": WE DIE IN GLORY!
• The Diplomatic Adept killing the Xenologist Adept for being a traitor. While we don't get the details as to why it was necessary, it becomes pretty clear that the old Adept is far better at his job than anyone gave him credit for.
• Sarge has a bag of explosives and only one shot to land it next to a daemonic Flyrant coming straight at him. Throwing caution to the wind, he just drops the thing and lands it perfectly on the beast's horns. The thing is gibbed so hard that it's plastered all over the walls.
• Sarge came within a hair's breadth of successfully shouting down a space marine. Yelling at him to pull his shuttle out of a warp tainted section of the Occurrence Border which they had mistaken for a landing bay. Barking orders over him every time he tried to question him. The only thing that got in his way was another marine asking his brother if they would really dishonor themselves by running from whatever warp taint was present instead of fighting. Points for effort Sarge, points for effort.
• In an attempt to find the most reliable weapons possible, Tink scoured the entire planet they were on for whatever could go for two weeks of testing with ideally no misfires. The weapon that Sarge got was heavily implied, due to it's age, durability, seemingly inability to misfire, and almost illegible serial number, to be the seventh lasgun ever made in the forges of Mars. Not seven millionth. Not seven thousandth. Seventh. A weapon so old the Emperor himself could have been there to observe it being made, and older than almost every living creature in the galaxy (including Slaanesh)!
• Bane Johns driving a firetruck through a wall while hanging out the door in order to pursue the Guardsmen, with the 007 seven note stinger playing in-story due to his presence disrupting a radio.
• While spending an entire few sessions madly in love with the beautiful Interrogator, Nubby finally overcomes his lovestruck obsession and torches her with incendiary grenades. Meanwhile, the ensuing fight against Bane is just long moment of awesome for the insane Interrogator, but the most impressive part is that the team takes him down without casualties (at least amongst the Guardsman).
• The drunkard Commissar completely changes the moment the shots start flying around. The guy gets his leg badly burnt by a lasbolt and doesn't even flinch, and minutes later lines up a headshot on one of the traitor agents and blows his head off with a max power Laspistol without blinking, all the while yelling orders and making sure the civvies keep up by going Drill Sergeant Nasty.
• The climax and denouement of The Inquisitorial Penal Legion, where the entire legion is abruptly deployed at the last minute to fight an incoming Tyranid incursion, only for the incoming Warp Shadow signature to be the previously-established effects of a badly-contained Zoanthrope aboard the Occurrence Border, allowing The Rupert, Alfred, Fumbles, and Jim to exfiltrate the Party and their cargo to safety, leaving behind a very confused Inquisition fleet wondering where the Tyranids are and also why most of their Psykers just had their heads explode.