Inquisitor Cesarie

Inquisitor Cesarie
By the power given to me by Holy Inqusition you are declared guilty of heresy, betrayal, neglect of duty, moral deformity and criminal stupidity. The verdict is DEATH and OBLIVION.

Files Included
The set contains 8 parts, 5 options, and two assembly variants for miniature.
Scaled for 28 mm tabletop.
Base not included.
Ready to print.
All parts have been prepared and tested for 3D printing.

Description
Inquisitor Cesarie became living proof that the mad designs of Ordo Time Linaris sometimes do reach their intended goal. The secret project to send an agent into the past was considered almost suicidal. The slightest mistake could erase entire bloodlines, break future wars, or create a paradox that would devour the messenger before he was ever born. Yet Cesarie passed through the fracture of time and emerged in the age of barbarian tyrant-kings, a distant past when the Protectorate did not yet exist and human worlds were being shattered by nuclear fire, viral storms, and endless wars. Cities were devoured by mutant hordes, aliens and outsiders seized human lands, and the survivors defended themselves with anything they could still hold in their hands: rusted weapons, ancient tanks, faith, fear, and rage.

It was there that Cesarie saw the origins of humanity’s future greatness and future crimes. The same scientists who created planetary warheads, viral bombs, and weapons capable of turning continents into mass graves were working on another miracle: mighty super-warriors, the first defenders of broken worlds. They did not yet call themselves the founders of the Protectorate, but they were already laying its bones: discipline, the cult of strength, hatred of weakness, and the willingness to save humanity at the cost of humanity itself. Cesarie did not merely observe. He negotiated, lied, fought, stole archives, studied forgotten weapons, and won the support of super-warriors whose names would one day become half-myths or be deliberately erased from the chronicles.

When Inquisitor Cesarie returned to the present, he brought back more than the secrets of ancient arsenals, the schematics of forbidden combat systems, and knowledge of wars that official history had long since reshaped into convenient legend. He returned with allies from the past, warriors forged in an age where mercy was a luxury and survival was the only law. To Ordo Time Linaris, Cesarie became both a priceless agent and a grave threat. A man who had seen the birth of the Protectorate with his own eyes could no longer blindly believe its myths. Now he carries ancient weapons, ancient secrets, and the burden of knowing that history was never sacred. It was simply written by victors ruthless enough to survive into the future.