The Arco-flagellant's list is as bare as the Repentia's: the arc-shock arco-flail grafted to its wrists, and the frenzon injectors that drive the frenzy surge. It wears no armour and carries no gun — a cyborg built for one purpose and stripped of all else. The only decision is whether to fit the injectors for that single, murderous round; beyond that, the innate ward is all that stands between it and death.
The Battle Sister carries the widest ranged list in the Order — a boltgun or bolt pistol as standard, a Dominion special weapon in meltagun or flamer, and the condemnor boltgun with its stake-rounds for the witch-hunter's work. A chainsword serves in close combat, power armour protects, and frag and krak grenades round out the kit. Build her to screen and soften; the anti-psyker gear marks the Repentia's purpose, hunting the witch the whole Order was raised to burn.
The Canoness may arm herself from the full command armoury — a power sword, eviscerator, neural whip or the relic Bleeding Petal in close combat, a bolt pistol, inferno pistol, combi-weapon or storm-bolter to hand, and power armour with a rosarius field over it. Frag and krak grenades are hers to carry. As the Leader she is the least constrained fighter in the gang, free to be built for the charge she leads or for the durability the rest of the host lacks.
The Exorcist's list is fixed to its hull — the Immolator's twin heavy flamers or a multi-melta for close work, with krak grenades, the missile artillery itself part of the chassis. There is little to configure: it is a weapon platform, not a fighter to be kitted. Field it for the long-range answer the penitents cannot give, and leave the finer choices to the gunline Orders built around such things.
The Mortifier fields the same walker-scoped kit as the heavier Engine — the paired buzz-blades as standard, a multi-melta or heavy flamer alongside, and krak grenades. Nothing infantry-scaled fits it. Lighter and faster than the Engine, it is often left with the blades alone to keep it quick, reaching the enemy before the fire ever matters.
The Novitiate carries a Juve's plain kit — a boltgun or bolt pistol, a flamer for the bolder initiate, and a chainsword, over carapace and flak rather than power armour. Only frag grenades are hers. She may not take the plate of a full Sister; the list marks a body not yet raised to the Order proper, armed enough to pad the charge and no more.
The Paragon Warsuit mounts warsuit-scaled weapons — a multi-melta or heavy flamer for ranged work and a power sword for the melee it excels at, the artificer plate part of the hull rather than a fitting. Its list is short but potent: a single heavy gun and a fine blade on a durable frame. Build it as a self-sufficient anchor, equally able to shoot at range or break a hard target in close combat.
The Penitent Engine fields walker-scoped gear only — its paired buzz-blades as standard, with a multi-melta or heavy flamer mounted alongside, and krak grenades for armour it meets in the press. Nothing infantry-scaled fits the chassis. The only real choice is the heavy weapon it bolts on: fire to soften the approach, or none at all, trusting the blades to do the work once the charge lands.
The Repentia has the narrowest list in the gang: the paired eviscerator she is condemned to carry, or the relic Bleeding Petal in a Mistress's hands. She may take no armour and no ranged weapon at all — the penitent has cast off everything but the blade and her faith. There is no choice of kit to make; the Repentia is armed the moment she is condemned, and the innate Shield of Faith is her only protection.
The Retributor is the Order's only true heavy-weapon carrier — a heavy bolter, multi-melta or heavy flamer, one to a fighter, backed by a boltgun or bolt pistol and a chainsword, over power armour with frag and krak grenades. The heavy list is hers alone in a gang otherwise built for the charge. Field her when a build needs a gun that reaches, but the Order leans away from the firebase her kit implies.
The Seraphim arms for mobility and the strike — twin hand flamers, bolt or inferno pistols, or a flamer, with a chainsword or power sword in close combat, over power armour and the jump pack that lets her Fly. Frag and krak grenades complete the kit. Hers is the only list in the Order built around a jump pack; the wargear serves a hit-and-run the Bloody Rose does not fight, and it stands leaned away from the charge.
The Sister Superior arms as an overseer of the penitent line: an eviscerator or the neural whip in close combat, a bolt pistol, and a combi-weapon, storm-bolter or meltagun for ranged support, over power armour. The neural-whip lash is hers alone — the status that binds the redeemed to her — along with frag and krak grenades. Build her to hold the line together, whip in hand, rather than to out-fight the penitents she drives forward.
The specialist Champions carry a lighter kit fitted to their support role — a boltgun, bolt pistol and chainsword or power maul, over power armour, with frag grenades. Their true equipment is their calling: the Hospitaller's chirurgeon's tools, the Dialogus' Book of St. Lucius, and the servo-cherub that attends them. They are not built to duel; the wargear reflects a Champion that mends, steadies and inspires the killers around it rather than joining the press itself.