Escher Gang: Juves and Hanger-Ons
Lysa ‘Lucky’ Lorne has helped her sisters survive by trusting flashes of certainty that come to her without warning. Whether they’re visions, latent psychic potential, or coincidence hardly matters. In Necromunda, being right is what matters and keeps you alive. Corin ‘Quiet’ Tharn prefers to spend her evenings with bubbling chem-vats rather than the typical raucous celebrations and socializing many of her sisters prefer. Other members of the Steel City Harlots have learned that long periods of absence from Corin usually means she’s about to produce something both ingenious and highly illegal. Juliette Petrova dreams of becoming the sort of Escher…
Escher Gang: Specialists and Sisters
Specialist Tali “Sweetburn” Velisse (Needle Rifle) earned her nickname after perfecting a family of neurotoxins that leave her victims convinced they’re burning alive long as they are paralyzed and helpless. Specialist Sasha Anari (Grenade Launcher) has never understood why anyone would want to shoot at just one target at a time. Once she got her grenade launcher and started gleefully launching frag and krak grenades at rival gangs, she never looked back. Sister Mireille Sorn has learned that the underhive rewards those who keep their heads down while everyone else loses theirs. She fights without theatrics or bravado — a philosophy…
Escher Gang: Wyld Runners Talia Bryn and Vera Kest
Talia Bryn has never understood why anyone would stay behind the gang’s lines when the endless opportunity of the underhive stretches before them. Every collapsed tunnel, forgotten dome, and abandoned manufactorum is an invitation rather than a warning. Her sisters sometimes joke that Talia would get lost if there weren’t danger pointing the way. Vera Kest represents everything about House Escher’s potential: intelligence, confidence, and the freedom to carve her own path and run the underhive. She runs farther than asked, climbs higher than advised, and asks questions others knew to stop asking years ago. The Matriarchs pretend to disapprove,…
Escher Gang: Death Maidens Bella ‘The Butcher’ Belova and Nora ‘Stiletto’ Varn
Bella ‘The Butcher’ Belova gave every ounce of herself to House Escher long before she ever died. When the chem-surgeons dragged her back from the brink, they did not create a monster—they simply stripped away everything except the relentless will that had already kept her alive. To the hiver scum throughout Necromunda, she has become a cautionary tale whispered by men who mistake Escher femininity for weakness. Bella is not driven by rage, but by complete and unquestioned purpose. Every body she leaves cooling in the dust is another reminder that those who underestimate the House of Blades tend to meet…
Escher Gang: Matriarch Kira ‘Dollface’ Seromi
An honored Matriarch of the Steel City Harlots, Kira Seromi learned early that men in the Underhive mistake beauty for weakness right up until the moment they are killed by it. She cultivated the nickname ‘Dollface’ deliberately — painted lips, perfect posture, dead-eyed calm — because teaching that lesson is part of the kill. Her sisters say she can clear a corridor with plasma fire without a hair moving out of place. The last thing most rivals remember is her smiling at them invitingly as they bleed out. Wargear (Option 1) Wargear (Option 2) Starting skills
Escher Gang: Queen Vix ‘Songbird’ Verones
Vix Verones earned the name ‘Songbird’ because people hear her before they see her — her laughter over comms, half-sung threats echoing through vents, the hiss of chem-fire moments before the shooting starts. Where most Escher queens rule through fear, Vix rules through belonging. She remembers every sister of the Steel City Harlots — their name, their story, every scar, every dream — but rival gangs mistake that compassion for softness at their own peril — entire crews have vanished after threatening women under her protection. Wargear (Option 1) Wargear (Option 2) Starting skills
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