On an unrelated note... as I played the miniature's game, and don't have the best history with the role playing version of 40K... are Sarah and Darius getting upset over pretty much nothing here?  Is setting captured prisoners on fire and using them as a distraction just normal tactics for this particular game setting, or is this particular Sergent suggesting something rather more draconian then even this grim reality would normally see from Imperial Guardsmen?<br/><br/>I really don't know.  Is this sort of thing perfectly normal, or not?<br/><br/>In the end, of course, it'll probably be up to Cortez to make the call on whether we sink to Sergent En's suggested level of depravity or not.  Heck, maybe it's not sinking that far in comparison to the norm... I just am not sure of the norm.<br/><br/>We could try to rise above such tactics... fight the darkness of the universe by staying above the sort of barbarity that the Sergent obviously finds normal... and as a Rogue Trader Group, defying the norm wouldn't be terribly out of character, after all.  I guess it depends on where our mighty leader chooses to take us... and if we'll follow him there.