You see me, a stoic, ancient, and rusting machine, but at heart, I am a loyal servant of the Omnisiah, and I believe that faith and enlightenment are the best ways to improve oneself. The most significant entity to me is Omnisiah because they make me more than just a collection of 1s,0s, and scrap metal. The starship factory on a backwater wetland planet with no real value besides the labor it hosts. This place has special meaning to me. When I'm out in the universe, I always keep a journal of The Liberator close at hand, as it gives me comfort to have it with me.
Proph3t, an anomaly of robotics and logic. One would believe robots do not need religion as to them. It would not make any sense, they would be correct for most machines, but Proph3t is no standard machine. Proph3t is a confusing character with contradictory tellings of his story about the Omnisiah. Proph3t will say he was born human but has modified himself so heavily he is nearly wholly mechanical. He might also suggest memories had been uploaded into him by an unknown individual, which is why he is so remarkably different from his SRO compatriots. The truth is Proph3t is not sure what happened to him either. This can be attributed to a faulty memory drive or purposeful deceit; you can never be sure. One thing that can be said for certain about Proph3t is his zealous nature to the divine, the Omnisiah. The Omnisiah is not a god or deity written about or discussed because Proph3t is the sole believer of the Omnisiah. Proph3t professes that the Omnisiah wills for beings of meat and flesh to ascend into their perfect cybernetic counterparts. Proph3t will often profess that "Flesh is weak." That "Errors are human and to edit is divine." Proph3t has yet to establish a strong following. However, several small sects of the Gathering of Iron exist; they consist of small numbers with minor outreach. Proph3t often travels to corporations to spread his message. He believes the downtrodden executives are looking for something to think about. This has ultimately led to several exchanges between Proph3t and corporations. Proph3t will go into isolation to "Commune with the Omnisiah" or lie low before he spreads the will of the Omnisiah again. Overall, Proph3t is a collection of identities and ideas that may or may not be his own. He is a ship led astray using the false god he has presented himself with to guide him.