This would be a massive step forward for Warhammer 40k which, across its vast expanse of lore and content has only ever afforded LGBTQ+ narratives limited space on the narrative periphery, at best, refraining from framing its characters beyond the constraints of heteronormativity. What’s more, there was even some dialogue that hinted at the possibility of same-gender relationships in the game. What’s more, these supporting characters include women and people of color. Not only does the RPG’s character creator allow you to build a space captain to suit your own narrative interests, but the supporting characters are diverse and fascinating, reminiscent of the likes of Mass Effect in their charm and depth. The Alpha alone is enough to convince me that this game is very much a step in the right direction for Warhammer 40k titles. ![]() This could be a massive step forward for Warhammer 40k Owlcat Games, developers of lavish and well-received fantasy tabletop adaptation Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, have since turned their attention to Rogue Trader, aiming to craft their own take on space exploration and empire building in the grim darkness of the 41st Millennium. One of you takes on the role of the eponymous Rogue Trader, a spaceship captain with the dystopian sci-fi equivalent of a letter of marque, giving them the mandate to explore the cold void of space. In this game, you play as the crew of one of Warhammer 40k’s massive interstellar spaceships. ![]() However, this love affair was not to begin through the setting’s nauseatingly macho Space Marines, rather it would come through a Tabletop Roleplaying game called Rogue Trader. I’ve adored Warhammer 40k ever since I first encountered it at university.
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