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Among the untold clades and orders of the Cult Mechanicus Cambria, there existed some who believed the glory of the Machine God to be omnipresent in all technology. According to their dogma, every machine made the will of the Machine God manifest, even those who had not been conceived through the avatar of the Omnissiah. Those machines of the Xenos, the heretech and alien, were condemnable in their perverted realization and application, but in themselves not beyond the salvation of the Machine God. On the contrary, those believers in the Machine God's omnipresence, considered the idea heretical, that any form of technology could exist without being derived in some form from the greatest intellect that is their deity.
Technology, so they said, could be led astray, misused and guided falsely, but in itself not be wrong.
It was these believers who were most eager to send their envoys to the Limes Gondwana, upon learning a truce with the Amanshai had been reached. Far removed from the hardships of soldiers and voidfarers on the front, their only interest would be the acquisition of knowledge, for they recognized in the Amanshai's creations the divine spark of the Machine God.

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986.M41

Among the untold clades and orders of the Cult Mechanicus Cambria, there existed some who believed the glory of the Machine God to be omnipresent in all technology. According to their dogma, every machine made the will of the Machine God manifest, even those who had not been conceived through the avatar of the Omnissiah. Those machines of the Xenos, the heretech and alien, were condemnable in their perverted realization and application, but in themselves not beyond the salvation of the Machine God. On the contrary, those believers in the Machine God's omnipresence, considered the idea heretical, that any form of technology could exist without being derived in some form from the greatest intellect that is their deity.
Technology, so they said, could be led astray, misused and guided falsely, but in itself not be wrong.
It was these believers who were most eager to send their envoys to the Limes Gondwana, upon learning a truce with the Amanshai had been reached. Far removed from the hardships of soldiers and voidfarers on the front, their only interest would be the acquisition of knowledge, for they recognized in the Amanshai's creations the divine spark of the Machine God.

See the full Crusade: brass-and-iron.fandom.com/wiki…

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Warhammer 40k fanart.