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I have written alternate rules for the Grey Knights and the Sisters of Battle and new rules for the Deathwatch, added onto an expanded set of Inquisition rules and a set of Stormtrooper Regiment rules based on the old Daemonhunters and Witch Hunters rules to produce a new trilogy of Inquisition rules for sixth edition; I'd appreciate any feedback, suggestions, requests, advice, and comments on typos or inconsistencies anyone feels like making on the subject of these lists. I attempted a complete overhaul of the Sisters of Battle and their Acts of Faith system, took away some of the Grey Knights' fancier toys, and wrote various additions and tweaks to the Imperial Guard and Space Marine lists to create the Stormtroopers and the Deathwatch, some or all of this is bound to be unbalanced given that this is a first draft and I haven't had a chance to playtest them much.

My full design logic behind most of this is too extensive to be posted here, but I attempted to create a set of highly mobile and very flexible forces available to the Inquisition when they don't have the time to call on the Imperial Guard or the Adeptus Astartes; you won't find many tanks or ordnance weapons here, few massed units of unwashed conscripts, nothing too big to be hauled around by aircraft; each army is intended to be exceptionally versatile, with a variety of possible builds available and an emphasis on mobility. If anyone actually gets around to playtesting any of this I'd love to hear about it, I doubt I'll be able to make it through the entire arsenal of available units myself.