Artificial Limbs: In keeping with the wider setting, bionic body parts are available for characters to purchase.Having a hand replaced with a gun means that the character cannot be disarmed but limits some actions and, at the game master's discretion, can mean that the weapon cannot be reloaded during a battle. Arm Cannon: Characters can replace their hand with a bionic implant consisting of any basic or pistol type weapon.See also Warhammer 40,000, Eisenhorn, and Ravenor. Although Games Workshop no longer actively supports Inquisitor, the spirit of the game lives on through a dedicated fan community, examples of whose work can be seen in the semi-regular "Blanchitsu" feature of Games Workshop's White Dwarf magazine. The game is also notable for its miniatures, which (at 54mm scale) are approximately twice as large as a normal 40k miniature, with a correspondingly increased level of detail.
It also served as the inspiration for the Eisenhorn series of novels by Dan Abnett. Inquisitor is a "narrative wargame," designed more around telling stories than providing fair and balanced competition between two players, and in many ways could be considered the spiritual forefather to the first true 40k roleplaying game, Dark Heresy. It's notable for providing the first real insight into the workings of the Inquisition, which was portrayed in most previous materials as being monolithic, inscrutable, and united in the face of mankind's enemies. Inquisitor focuses on the details of the Emperor's Most Holy Inquisition, specifically the ideological schisms and factional infighting that plague that organization, and the problems that arise when two loyal Imperial servants with unlimited authority have a disagreement with each other. A Gaiden Game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe.
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