Index: Chaos, GW, Games Workshop, Space Marine, 40K, Warhammer, Warhammer 40,000, the ‘Aquila’ Double-headed Eagle logo, and all associated logos, illustrations, images, names, creatures, races, vehicles, locations, weapons, characters, and the distinctive likenesses thereof, are either ® or TM, and/or © Games Workshop Limited, variably registered around the world. PRODUCED BY GAMES WORKSHOP IN NOTTINGHAM With thanks to the Mournival for their additional playtesting services Index: Chaos © Copyright Games Workshop Limited 2017. 58 Malignant Plaguecaster.59 Poxwalkers.59 Plague Marines. Thousand Sons.48 Thousand Sons Army Rules. 45 Khârn the Betrayer.46 Khorne Berzerkers. 22 Sorcerer on Bike.23 Sorcerer on Disc of Tzeentch. 21 Sorcerer.22 Sorcerer in Terminator Armour. 16 Chaos Lord on Bike.17 Chaos Lord on Juggernaut of Khorne.17 Chaos Lord on Disc of Tzeentch.
11 Heretic Astartes Wargear Lists.11 Abaddon the Despoiler.12 Huron Blackheart. 8 Heretic Astartes Army List.10 Heretic Astartes Abilities. 34 Chaos Rhino.34 Chaos Bikers.35 Raptors. some where partiuclarly popular ones who actually did get a n umber of high profile vistors, and occasionally they'd be willing to actually speak to them and give advice etc.Introduction. It might be a degree of seclusion, for example, GW likes to borrow pretty heavily off medieval history etc for 40k, and it's worth noting that Hermits in the middle ages where not completely cut off from society. If he has been in seclusion, how was the deal stuck? What peaks my curiosity, is that it is written that Abbadon struck deals with each of the Chaos Primarchs, including Lorgar. My guess is he is atoning to the blessed four for losing the Battle of Terra. Speaking of Primarchs, here comes Mortarion. Only Horus, Curze, Ferrus and Sanguinius seem to be truly dead (and I know they have a get-out-of-jail-free card in the case of Sanguinius). The loyalist ones mostly disappeared under mysterious circumstances and could turn up again just as easily. Most of the Traitor Primarchs have been biding their time in the EoT.
Clearly he is not repenting of turning to Chaos so what does this statement mean? Does it just refer to his failure to completely destroy the Imperium during the Horus Heresy?Īs for Primarchs on the battlefield, we will be seeing all the living ones I am sure. Karhedron wrote: I am puzzled about the statement in the OP about "atoning for his deeds". Realizing the planet was damned as most of its population was turning against them, the BT are forced to exterminate the entire population to put an end to the threat. As they fight they discover that the enemy is managing to put more soldiers on the field faster than they can kill them. The Black Templars are called upon to put down a rebellion on a planet. The BT take heavy losses but hold the line against the enemy. The Black Templars commit themselves to defending these holy places from the traitor marines and several crusades are launched to drive the traitors back. When the Great Rift opened, a horde of traitor forces began targeting Imperial Shrine Worlds for destruction, led by the Word Bearers.
Of course you own it so you might have more knowledge on the matter but it should be in the black templar section somewhere or the timeline. I don't own the codex but I recall it was on war of sigmar atia blog site on the summary of codex space marine. Shinros wrote: If I recall correctly word bearers have been butting heads with the black templars in the space marine codex.ĭo you know which page? I can't seem to find it.
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