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How to fall to chaos in Rogue Trader

Fall to chaos!

You can make several decisions in Rogue Trader, one of which is to fall and join chaos. My guide explains the process of joining chaos in Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader and all the necessary steps.

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How to join chaos in Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader

If you want to join Chaos in Rogue Trader, you must first accept Theodora's help during the prologue. Choosing to accept Theodora's assistance is the first heretical option you can choose and sets joining chaos in motion

However, you won't fall to or join chaos after accepting the help, as you must wait for a dream event. In the dream event, you must face the Lord of Change and choose to become their aspirant. After accepting your fate, you must select one more dialogue option. Selecting the option to pick up a shard makes your character officially fall to and join chaos. 

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You receive this dialogue option right after becoming an aspirant of the Lord of Change. If you wish to continue your descent and rise as an agent of chaos, you must continue to choose Hertical options. Heretical options are any dialogue choice or decision marked with a [Heretical] choice marker. The best way to find more Hertical options is to visit the planet Rykard Minoris

How to increase Heretical Alignment in Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader

You must make Heretical decisions if you want to increase your Heretical alignment in Rogue Trader. Heretical decisions are any dialogue choice/option that has a [Heretical] choice marker. Each option involves doing something Hertical, such as consorting with Demons or plotting against the Imperium.

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As you make Hertical options, a small amount of points increases your Hertical alignment rank. The maximum level for all alignments is five, and each gives a special bonus. The following are all Heretical ranks and their unique bonuses in Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader:

RankBonusDescription
Level One Resource PreservationPlayer and party members gain a 20 percent chance to save a Combat Stimulant or Medkit after consuming it. 
Level TwoDestroy the WeakAll party members and Rogue Trader gain a 25 percent chance to regain one AP after killing an enemy. Trigging this effect manifests Psychic Phenomena. Destroy the Weak does not reset cooldowns of attacks and abilities.
Level ThreeGifts of the WarpAny psychic phenomenon raises the momentum of your party by +2 to 10 instead of decreasing by -1 to 5
Level FourDaemonopathyOnce per battle, you can choose one of your party members or yourself and grant a 20+ bonus to all stats for two rounds. After the effect fades, the character will fall to the ground.
Level FivePower From Beyond the VeilAll weapons on the battlefield become warp imbued for 1 round, granting bonus damage equal to +(veil degradation level), and an additional +(5 x veil degradation armor penetration percentage. 

For more on Rogue Trader, we at PGG have you covered with Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader – Trailer, Gameplay, Release Date, & everything we know! and Rogue Trader Collector’s Edition doesn’t have many printings left.


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Andrew Vaughan is a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides that has written guides on popular RPGs and FPS survival titles for several years. Andrew Vaughan specializes in survival and roleplaying games and has been a lifelong gamer.