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I'm trying to make a ground hog day version of dark heresy.

Essentially, the first session is all about how the players die horribly one by one as they are sent to investigate a planet which goes under siege by cultists. Things go from bad to worse and eventually all the acolytes find themselves dead.

A daemon gives them a second chance and allows them to travel back in time in order to save one person from being killed in the invasion. Thus, they must keep repeating the same day, until they save him or find a way out of the loop.

Long story short, it will have mystery, intrigue, shenanigans, and eventually they will find out they aren't the only ones going back in time.

I think it could be really fun.

What you guys think?

A Deamon might be too 'evil' for Acolytes, they might jsut accept they are dead and call it even rather than deal with a Deamon.

BUT

The Ordo Temporis (or something like that) which are just inquisitors observing anf studing the time distortion warp travel can have (amongt other things), may be a better contact than a Deamon.