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A Guardsman. With my spheres of steel and trusty flashlight.

Slaaneshi Daemon Prince, of course. Or an Ordo Malleus Inquisitor to be more sensible.

Because it needs mentioning again:

 Selym wrote:

 liquidjoshi wrote:

Failing that, add another Daemon Prince to the tally.Eternal life? Psychic powers? Woop woop.

"Be true to thyself, play Chaos" - Jesus, Daemon Prince of Cegorach.

Turns out a significant majority of the human race would go 'Neshi Daemon Prince. Who knew?

Well thinking about the question makes me think of it in some other ways. I mean one can ask your question and simply say well I like this and this fits me best in all of its Disney glory. But the reality of life is a gray. So thinking of it in that terms my gray choice would be Vindicare Assassin. I would be bitter, aloft and unhappy with the imperium of man. Secretively fancying the eldar ways, longing for them even.

I would be diligent to my work, just to keep my mind off the afflictions and disdain that float around me(Servo-skull) that is the imperium. After many missions and keeping my eye on people threw my scope I would start to delude myself from the realities of 40k life into some kind of escapism fantasy. I would say this would come in the form of one of my targets being an eldar women, and reading the data slate over the things she likes, involved in all this. Find some attraction in all that and end up in the position of shooting her. With the idea of my fantasy vs reality clouding my judgment more then likely logic and discipline will win. I would kill her then, while regretting that moment for the rest of my life. Then wanting to go back to that moment with other wild ideas of going rogue.

In my torment I'll realize I let life get away from me, my chance came and gone due to the skull on my shoulder and the bitter pessimism that blighted my senses. I would dwindle into some activity of guilt to sooth the fantasy I shot. I would dislike the world for what it is then, admire men greater then myself that are akin to my situation such as Corvus Corax or Konrad Curze. I would most likely die on some mission of course, or let the world eat away at me before pulling my Exitus Pistol on myself.

Imperial governors?
Nobles on a luxery world?
Carnifex that lives for a week max?.
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Ppl didn't think too much before posting did they...
Just one junior inquisitor could change the lives and fates of each Imperial citizen ON A WHIM!
Goodbye cushy life

Rouge Trader. It's about as free as you can get, and you are allowed to not kill everything on sight.

What do I want to be in the 40K universe?

Left alone.

Ahriman would be my choice.

Space Marine captain or Adeptus Mechanicus tech magos.

most likely living in the 40k universe will lead to death.

so I will go down in a ball of glory, I'd wish to be an Alpha+ level Psyker