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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JackSmithIV" data-source="post: 4681585" data-attributes="member: 74901">QFTI've heard this argument many times before. The best I've ever heard it are on Dark Heresy forums, and there is merit to those who think the scope is too small. When I heard there would be a 40K RPG, I was psyched. I thought there would be marines, inquisitors, all sorts of things. Epic campaigns of war and struggle, planets hanging in the balance, etc... and I was incredibly disappointed. I didn't have epic wars, important characters, and all of my campaign ideas were shattered. I thought myself that Dark Heresy had failed me, because it didn't provide for my type of game.But for everything else in the Imperium, Dark Heresy has you covered. You might say that it only covers certain aspects of the world, but it's the vast majority of the Imperium that the Dark Heresy setting is aimed at.And, if this new Rogue Trader is going to be a tie-in game, with near identical rules, that's another gap in the system that they're closing. I still hope for a game or sourcebook that lets me play my marine, but for now, they allowed for an incredible range of options with Dark Heresy.</blockquote>