Who Are The Adeptus Mechanicus In Warhammer 40k: Space Marine 2?
Throughout the story and locales of , players encounter countless members of the strange and mysterious Adeptus Mechanicus. Members of the Mechanicus are an essential part of the Ultramarines' quest to fight back the Tyranid and legions of Chaos, maintaining their weapons and armory to the highest degree of precision. Despite their invaluable status within the Imperium's war machine, The Adeptus Mechanicus have their own set of principles and goals that can occasionally be at odds with their role within the Imperium of Mankind.
[Warning: this article contains spoilers for the campaign of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2]The contradicting goals of the Mechanicus are made even more prevalent within 's campaign mode, with their search for knowledge and power nearly wiping out the entire system players are working so hard to protect. Titus and his Ultramarines must clean up after the Mechanicus and their wild pursuit of knowledge whilst dealing with hordes of Tyranids, preventing the potential disaster of Project Aurora. While the Adeptus Mechanicus often has good intentions, they mistakenly tamper with powers far beyond their comprehension, be it ancient Xenos technologies or artifacts of Chaos origin.
The Adeptus Mechanicus is a religious sect aligned with the Imperium that follows the teachings of the Cult Mechanicus, who revere technology and learning with a fervent passion. Each member of the Mecnahicus strives to achieve the same perfection they see within machinery, augmenting themselves to the point where they can sometimes no longer be recognized as a fellow human. Using their innate prowess with machinery and technology, the Mechanicus fill out the vast number of scientist, engineer, and technician roles seen on the player's Batte-Barge or throughout the various planets in .
Providing players with every tool they need to fight back against the Xenos threats.
The duties of the Mechanicus for maintaining, developing, and collecting technology are a vital factor
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