Most Cults have special icons or relics that serve to inspire the faithful. Before battle, special Brood Brothers are chosen to carry them as they launch their holy crusades against their oppressors. These chosen are called Relic Bearers, and only the most devoted are allowed this honour and duty. Relics are usually affixed to long poles for all too [sic?] see, and can either be carried in one hand or strapped to the back of the Bearer, or his mount or bike. There can only be one Relic Bearer per unit, and thus only one Relic per unit. Note that Relic Bearers count as Character models as well, but may only take a Relic from the Armoury.
No matter what form the Relics take (huge tomes bound in human skin or preserved parts of ancient Genestealers are popular) they serve to strengthen the resolve of the Cult members by reminding them of their past successes. If the unit carrying this Relic has just failed a Morale test and is Falling Back, after it has completed the Fall Back movement (but before the enemy decides to Consolidate or Pursue) it can take another Morale test to Regroup. They must take the test using their own Leadership – the Our Father Watches Us rules cannot be used, and normal restrictions for Regrouping apply. Note this does not apply to beginning of the turn Regrouping attempts, but to Falling Back from an Assault, as a result of casualties from enemy fire, etc.