Heresy Tapestries

If Heresy is the question, the answer is BLAM

Your god is dead And no one cares If there is a hell I'll see you there

Signal your status as an officially stamped heretic. Heresy!

Everyone knows a Imperial General or Guardsman who NEEDS this!! The perfect Heretic targeting advice!

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Thousand sons ins pre-heresy colour scheme. (Crimson Sons post heresy)

We Own The Night Tabletop Wargaming and Miniatures Addict

Heresy? Heresy!

The Emperor protects!

Heresy Intensifies

A nice holiday with the family, what’s the worst that could happen?

heresy concrete sox

Whats the worst that could happen?

Thousand sons in the pre-heresy color scheme (Crimsons sons post-heresy)

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Do You Believe In The Machine God? Tech Priestess 40k Print

Heresy? Heresy!

Adepta Sororitas - Witchcraft, Heresy and Mutilation

i am but a heretic

Bronze Heresy Tabletop Wargaming and Miniatures Addict

Guardian of Death Skull&Star

In Death I Still Serve

Im Not Saying It Was Heresy But It Was Heresy. Funny Tabletop quote

"The heresy of one age becomes the orthodoxy of the next."

Heresy Quotes Funny Meme Tabletop Wargaming and Miniatures Addict

For the greater good

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Heresy? Heresy!

Bolter

All is dust.

The Gnostic deity Abraxas is used as a symbol throughout the text, idealizing the interdependence of all that is good and evil in the world. The symbol of Abraxas appears as a bird breaking free from an egg or a globe. In Hermann Hesse novel Demian, he argues that Jehovah, the Jewish God, is only one face of God; it rules over all that is wholesome, but there is another half of the world, and an infinite god must encompass both sides of this world.

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Inspired by 90's sport t-shirt designs.

Carnifex - Can Openers For Space Marines

The eye of Horus, in ancient Egypt, a symbol representing protection, health, and restoration. ... According to Egyptian myth, Horus lost his left eye in a struggle with Seth. The eye was magically restored by Hathor, and this restoration came to symbolize the process of making whole and healing.