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*The Tech-Priest Dominus is the maniple's high liturgist and its Leader — an archmagos wrapped in heavy plate and a refractor field, walking among the constructs with an Omnissian axe in one hand and the Voice of the Omnissiah in the other. Without the Dominus the wall stands mute: no Canticle is sung, no Rite is worked, and the machines it commands grind down and stay down.* At the start of each round the Dominus declares the gang's Canticle of the Omnissiah, setting the stance the whole maniple fights under. Rather than strike, it may instead work the Rites of Repair on an adjacent construct, welding a wounded Servitor or Kataphron back upright. While it stands, the Aura of the Omnissiah projects the 6" machine-spirit shrug across every friendly construct nearby. It begins versed in Canticle Adept and carries an Omnissian axe and a macrostubber — a commander built to sustain the line, not to win the duel.

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*The Cybernetica Datasmith is the Cult's construct-handler — a Champion who fights less with its own hands than through the war-robots it commands. Through a control-uplink it directs the Kastelan Robot across the field, switching its Protocol each round and welding it back to strength when the enemy's fire finds it.* The Datasmith works the Rites of Repair on the Kastelan and on adjacent constructs, restoring a Wound, clearing a Flesh Wound, or standing a downed machine back up in place of its own action. While it holds the field the Aura of the Omnissiah radiates the 6" machine-spirit shrug to the constructs around it, and it fights beneath whatever Canticle the maniple has sung that round. It carries an arc maul and a phosphor pistol and begins versed in Master of the Machine — the officer around whom a robot maniple is built.

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*The Tech-Priest Enginseer is the repair-priest of the maniple — the body the Cult leans on hardest, for this is the House the Rites of Repair were written for. Where others spend the battle killing, the Enginseer spends it keeping the wall on its feet, servo-arm raised over one wounded construct after another.* In place of its own attack it performs the Rites of Repair on an adjacent construct, restoring a Wound, clearing a Flesh Wound, or hauling a downed machine upright. Its presence extends the Aura of the Omnissiah — the 6" machine-spirit shrug — across the constructs nearby, and it fights under the round's Canticle. It carries a servo-arm and a macrostubber and begins versed in Master of the Machine, letting it work its Rite at range and re-roll a failed repair. The priest whose whole labour is refusing the maniple its casualties.

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*The Tech-Priest Manipulus is the maniple's specialist adept — a Canticle-Adept who can raise the liturgy when the Dominus cannot, and the chassis on which the relic-hunting Technoarcheologist loadout is carried. It moves with the wall, transonic blade humming, as ready to sing the stance as to mend the machines.* As a Canticle Adept it may declare the gang's Canticle of the Omnissiah at the start of a round, so the liturgy continues even should the Dominus fall. In place of its own action it works the Rites of Repair on an adjacent construct, and while it stands the Aura of the Omnissiah projects the 6" machine-spirit shrug over the constructs nearby. It carries a transonic blade and a macrostubber and begins versed in Canticle Adept — the second voice that keeps the choir from ever falling silent.

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*The Kataphron Breacher is the leaned bulk of the construct wall — a heavy battle-servitor grinding forward at M4" on tracked haunches, torsion cannon levelled, T5 and three Wounds behind a 3+ save. It shrugs hits that would drop a lighter body and keeps coming, a slab of blessed metal the maniple forms its line around.* As a Construct it is a lawful target of the Rites of Repair and the Aura of the Omnissiah — a machine the priests mend rather than a body that bleeds out. Under Battle-Servitor Protocols it ignores the penalty of its first Flesh Wound and does not test for going Out of Action the first time it is taken down this battle, grinding on until a priest can reach it. While a Tech-Priest stands near, the Aura of the Omnissiah lends it the 6" machine-spirit shrug. It carries a torsion cannon — the wall that also breaks walls.

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*The Kataphron Destroyer is the wall's ranged punch — the same T5 W3 battle-servitor frame as the Breacher, built instead around the plasma culverin and the heavy grav-cannon. The construct shrugs the backlash of overcharged plasma where flesh would burn, so it fires the heaviest guns the maniple owns without flinching.* As a Construct it is a target of the Rites of Repair and the Aura of the Omnissiah, mended by the priests rather than lost. Under Battle-Servitor Protocols it ignores the penalty of its first Flesh Wound and does not test for going Out of Action the first time it is taken down this battle. While a Tech-Priest stands within reach, the Aura of the Omnissiah grants it the 6" machine-spirit shrug. It carries a plasma culverin — a heavy gunner that advances at walking pace and levels whatever the wall cannot reach in melee.

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*The Fulgurite Electro-Priest is a frenzied flesh-and-augmetic zealot, not a construct — a robed devotee crackling with stolen lightning, electroleech stave in both hands, charging ahead of the slow wall to close the distance it cannot. Every Wound the stave draws feeds back into its own ravaged body, so it fights harder the deeper it wades in.* It fights under whatever Canticle the maniple has sung, but as living flesh it is no target of the Rites of Repair or the Aura of the Omnissiah — the priests mend machines, not zealots. Its electroleech stave restores a lost Wound to the wielder for each Wound it inflicts, and its faith hardens to a 5+ invulnerable save when it charges. Fast, fragile and ferocious, it is the melee element the static construct line lacks — the lightning that reaches what the wall never will.

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*The Corpuscarii Electro-Priest is the short-range half of the crackling tide — a frenzied flesh zealot wielding electrostatic gauntlets that fire arcing bolts as readily as they strike, wreathed in a field that turns aside blows its thin robes never could. Like the Fulgurite it is living flesh, not a construct.* It fights beneath the round's Canticle of the Omnissiah, but as flesh it draws no benefit from the Rites of Repair or the Aura of the Omnissiah. Its electrostatic gauntlets lay down short-ranged Arc fire and serve as melee weapons in the same breath, and its electrostatic field grants a 5+ invulnerable save against harm from any quarter. It closes fast on M6" and burns the enemy at arm's length — the arc-throwing skirmisher that screens the grinding wall behind it.

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*The Servitor is the cheap repairable floor of the maniple — a mindless construct lobotomised to a single task, standing where it is placed and firing until it is destroyed. It is the gun-servitor the Cult mounts a heavy weapon upon, and the first body a priest welds back upright when the line takes damage.* As a Construct it is a target of the Rites of Repair and the Aura of the Omnissiah, mended and re-consecrated rather than mourned. Under Battle-Servitor Protocols it ignores the penalty of its first Flesh Wound and does not test for going Out of Action the first time it is taken down this battle, holding its post until a priest reaches it. While a Tech-Priest stands near, the Aura of the Omnissiah grants it the 6" machine-spirit shrug. It carries an arc rifle — expendable, replaceable, and never quite gone for good.

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*The Kastelan Robot is the maniple's super-Brute — a towering autonomous war-robot of T7 and six Wounds, a phosphor-array on one arm and crushing power-fists on the other, stamping in the heart of the line. It fights by remote rite, its doctrine set for it by a Cybernetica Datasmith rather than by any will of its own.* As a Construct it is mended by the Rites of Repair and covered by the Aura of the Omnissiah — the machine-spirit shrug touching even this vast frame. Under Battle-Servitor Protocols it ignores the penalty of its first Flesh Wound and does not test for going Out of Action the first time it is taken down this battle. Its combat Protocol is switched each round by its Datasmith between a defensive and an aggressive stance. It carries a heavy phosphor blaster and Kastelan power-fists — the living tank the whole wall forms around.

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