Astartegram

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Astartegram
Astartegrams are the latest attempt by the Adeptus Mechanicus to quell the presence of Chaos and Xenos within a Machine Spirit. This is done by transferring the souls of fallen Space Marines into the Dataverse whilst still alive. As a result, these warriors have a new battleground beyond the Materium and Immaterium.
General Info
Creator(s)	DuncanDunclub (Astartegram) Games Workshop (Space Marines and Warhammer 40k)
Character Pack	Badge Earned
Software Info
Software Type	Unknown (Not computer related, revived human soul)
Alignment	Unknown

Astartegrams are a type of program and also are a badge earned character in Databrawl Roleplay. They are the one of five characters that reference Warhammer 40,000, the others being Khork, Nurgy, Tzeezo, and Slala. They can currently be earned through the "War Never Changes" badge.

They are based off of Space Marines, the superhuman defenders of humanity and the greatest of the Emperor of Mankind's warriors.

In lore, Astartegrams are fallen Space Marines that have been revived by the Adeptus Mechanicus and put into the dataverse to defend a Machine Spirit from the forces of Chaos, along with any corruptions that happen to be there.

More Facts

• Astartegram was added as a restricted character on an unknown date.
• Astartegram was originally planned to be a Group Exclusive character, but it was eventually decided it would be kept as restricted due to concerns that it would be used for hate against furries.
  • However, it has recently been made public during the 2023 Jokebrawl event alongside an update to the Rule Book stating that bullying furries with any character is against the rules.
  • As of April 7, 2023, Astartegram is obtainable through a badge, though this is subject to change at any time.
• Each and every one of Astartegram's accessories are a reference to a type of Space Marine in Warhammer 40,000.
• Astartegram is named after "Adeptus Astartes", an alternate name for the Space Marine.
• The helmet that Astartegram spawns with ingame is known as the "Mk.DB Simple" helmet.
• The heart symbol on their chest is referred to as the "Simple Aquila" ingame.
• Astartegram's gun is known as the Bolter Gun, and functions similarly to the Firewall Shot-Baton, with it having a "Standby" and "Ready" mode.
  • Additionally, the ammo projector on Astartegram's Bolter Gun goes down when used.
  • There is a second version of the Bolter Gun called "Bolter Gun (DAMAGE)" which ejects shells and fires projectiles that do actual damage. It also has bright flashes when firing and is louder than the regular Bolter Gun.
  • The damage version has the shove ability work like the Back-Off Bat, with the addition of a bone crunching noise on impact.
• Astartegram has 40 voicelines extracted from the Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II.
  • Astartegram is also the only character in Databrawl Roleplay to have their voicelines changed when equipping certain accessories, in this case; accessories containing the word "Chaos" in the name.
• Astartegram's "/e salute" animation is a reference to the Sign of the Aquila, a universal hand gesture used to show one's allegiance to the Imperium of Man.
• Astartegram's was first shown as a nameless Warhammer 40,000 related concept on August 6, 2021 as part of an image containing multiple drawings and concepts. It was eventually given a name and lore, which was revealed on December 26, 2022.
• Astartegram is the most customizable character in Databrawl Roleplay, with 30 multihexable parts and 110 accessories.
• In Databrawl Roleplay, if a player tries to sit anywhere as a Astartegram, a message pops up on their screen saying "You do not need to rest."

More Images

• General
• Accessories
• Animations
• Other

Astartegram's reference sheet, which was publicly posted by DuncanDunclub on December 26, 2022.

A showcase of Astartegram's model.

A showcase of Astartegram's Bolter Gun.

A second showcase of Astartegram's Bolter Gun from two different angles.

A showcase of Astartegram's different expressions.

The first concept of Astartegram, which was drawn and shown by DuncanDunclub on August 6, 2021. This image is cropped from a larger image containing many other drawings.

Astartegram's Bolter Gun's icon on Standby mode.

Astartegram's Bolter Gun's icon on Ready mode.

A chart of all of Astartegram's helmets ingame as of August 7, 2024.

A chart of all of Astartegram's helmet attachments ingame as of August 7, 2024.

A chart of all of Astartegram's armor attachments ingame as of August 7, 2024.

A chart of all of Astartegram's sets ingame as of August 7, 2024.

A chart of all of Astartegram's shoulder attachments ingame as of August 7, 2024.

Astartegram's animation when the "alt" emote is used. The "alt2" emote is the same, but in the other direction.

Astartegram's animation when the "alt3" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "dance3" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "point" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "laugh" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "wave" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "sleep" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "beckon" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "salute" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "spook" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "vibe" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "vibe2" emote is used.

Astartegram's animation when the "vibe3" emote is used.

Astartegram's Bolter Gun on "Standby" mode.

Astartegram's Bolter Gun on "Ready" mode.

Astartegram's shoving on "Standby" mode.

Astartegram's Bolter Gun firing on "Ready" mode.

The ammo projector on Astartegram's Bolter Gun.

The "Sign of the Aquila", which Astartegram's "/e salute" animation is based off of.