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For the Emperor, and the Long Vigil.
A key feature of Mark of the Xenos is its utility for GMs. Each adversary gets 2–4 pages of detailed content, including background lore, full stat blocks, GM advice, in-character commentary from notable Deathwatch members, and several adventure seeds to integrate them into a campaign. The book also introduces optional rules for handling large-scale engagements, allowing GMs to run epic battles against massed enemy forces.
This 146-page supplement is a comprehensive field guide to the enemies lurking in the Jericho Reach, the setting for the Deathwatch RPG. It is structured into clear chapters, each focusing on a specific category of foe: Warhammer 40K - Deathwatch - Mark Of The Xenos.pdf
You can find the official digital version for purchase at DriveThruRPG or Cubicle 7's webstore . Warhammer 40,000: Deathwatch, Mark of the Xenos
Before the current 40K lore made the Hurd a massive threat (the "Hrud Migration" in the Siege of Terra books), Mark of the Xenos gave us their RPG stats. The Hrud’s "entropic field" ages flesh and rusts ceramite instantly. The PDF provides a time decay chart —a mechanic rarely seen in 40K games. 👇 (link in bio / comments / Discord
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The title, Mark of the Xenos , is a nod to the Deathwatch’s obsession with cataloging alien weaknesses. In the lore, a Kill-team that destroys a previously unknown alien species is allowed to brand a new "Mark" (a pictographic rune) into the Chapter’s records. For the Emperor, and the Long Vigil