A heavily armored warrior from Warhammer 40k wields a glowing power hammer and a shield amidst defeated foes in a gothic, ruined chamber, in a digital painting style.
A full-body portrait-oriented digital painting in the official Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader style. The scene depicts Dominus von Addelgard, a male human Arbitrator of the Adeptus Arbites, caught mid-strike in the desecrated vaults of a tribunal chamber. He is clad in black carapace armor with ornate golden trim, a crimson sash crossing his torso, anchored by a sanctified Aquila belt. His left pauldron bears a gilded winged skull insignia, etched with tribunal scripture, intricately embossed and catching the light like an icon of Imperial judgment. The right pauldron is reinforced matte-black, accented with gold, evoking brutal functionality. Draped over his form is a high-collared grey cloak with a fur mantle, billowing with motion as he delivers holy violence. Dominusâs face is contorted in a battle snarlâthe left side armored in cranial steel plating and a mechanical jaw, engraved with litanies of justice; the right side bare, pale and human, channeling grim fury. One arm drives a shock maul into a recoiling heretic, bursting with red discharge on impact. His other braces a reinforced riot shield, angled defensively against incoming strikes. The background is cathedral-ruined: shattered tribunal machinery sputters, heretic corpses strewn across the gothic stone, and crimson lumen banners hang in tatters. Incense haze and sparks coil through dust-choked light beams and fractured vox-relay pillars, while scrolls flutter in ruined alcoves. The composition is cinematic and See more
