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The Eversor Temple makes shock assassins. Its assassins are heavily modified and dosed with combat drugs, especially Frenzon, which pushes them into a murderous frenzy. They are kept in cryo-stasis until needed and woken only for a mission. Then they are dropped into enemy territory to kill their target and everyone around them.
Eversor assassins are so unstable that they cannot be controlled once active. Their bodies are so full of drugs and implants that when they die, the chemicals inside them react and cause a deadly explosion. They are used when terror is as important as the killing itself.
Eversors served during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. They are rarely deployed because of their violence, but they are terrifying when they are.
The Eversor Temple creates the Assassinorum's shock troops. Its agents are pumped full of combat drugs and conditioned into psychotic killers. They are kept in stasis until deployed, then woken and unleashed on their targets. When an Eversor dies, it explodes violently because its biochemistry is so volatile. According to tradition the temple was founded by Sire Eversor, the foremost psychotic assassin of his age.
An Eversor's needled gauntlet injects a massive dose of neurotoxins that kill in seconds, although they have little effect on daemons. Ordo Malleus forces such as the Grey Knights confront daemonic cults on the battlefield, while an Eversor operates behind enemy lines to destroy the infection at its source. The archive also records the Clan Mackenzie mission, in which a single Eversor eliminated all 317 members of a clan, sometimes using improvised weapons.
Appearance & wargear
An Eversor wears a synskin bodysuit and a skull-like mask. They carry an executioner pistol, which fires both bolts and needle shots, and a neuro-gauntlet that injects deadly toxins. Their bodies are visibly packed with implants and drug feeds.
They wear black synskin and wide-mouthed masks, and carry executioner pistols, neuro-gauntlets and power swords. Drug injectors are wired throughout their bodies.
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Battlefield role & tactics
The Eversor is a frenzied close-combat killer. It charges into enemy positions and kills everything around it, aiming to destroy a target and spread fear. Its death explosion can kill enemies even after the assassin falls.
The Eversor is a terror weapon. It is dropped into crowded command centres to kill everyone around the target, causing panic and chaos. It is not subtle.
The Eversor is a hyper-aggressive assassin used to slaughter enemy leaders and command structures. Its frenzon drugs and fast reactions make it a melee nightmare. When it dies, it explodes. It is less subtle than the other temples.
Notable battles & users
- The Garantine: a notorious Eversor known only by that name.
- Ganimus: an Eversor assassin recorded in Temple lore.
- Sylas Torq: a psychopathic Eversor chosen for an Execution Force mission to the Achyllan system during the 13th Black Crusade.
- 'The Garantine': an Epsilon-dan Eversor of the Horus Heresy era who featured in 'Nemesis'.
- The Achyllan Atrocity: the Crimson Slaughter Sorcerer Lord Severin Drask planned to use an ancient construct called the Temples of Shades to snuff out a star and open a new Warp rift. Primaris Psyker Lunst Cataboldine pulled the plan from Drask's mind and raised the alarm.
