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| − | '''House Wyvorn''' was a [[Knight House]] of the [[Imperium]] that later fall to [[Chaos]].{{Fn|1}} It was one of the five [[Knight House]]s of [[Adrastapol]] and, like all of the Houses, its Knights took part in the effort to liberate [[Donatos]] from a [[Word Bearers]] invasion. Disaster struck the Knight Houses of Adrastapol during the battle with the Word Bearers, however, when Wyvorn and [[House Chimaeros]] began attacking their fellow Knights, after their Thrones Mechanicums were tainted through [[Chaos]] witchery. In the bloody betrayal that followed, High King [[Tolwyn Tan Draconis]] was killed and it fell to his son [[Danial Tan Draconis]] to rally the remnants of Houses [[House Draconis|Draconis]], [[House Pegasson|Pegasson]] and [[House Minotos|Minotos]]' forces. He succesfully did so and then launched an attack that sought vengeance upon both the traitorous Houses and the Word Bearers.{{Fn|1}} | + | '''House Wyvorn''' was a [[Knight House]] of the [[Imperium]] that later fall to [[Chaos]].{{Fn|1}} It was one of the five [[Knight House]]s of [[Adrastapol]] and, like all of the Houses, its Knights took part in the effort to liberate [[Donatos]] from a [[Word Bearers]] invasion. Disaster struck the Knight Houses of Adrastapol during the battle with the Word Bearers, however, when Wyvorn and [[House Chimaeros]] began attacking their fellow Knights, after their Thrones Mechanicums were tainted through [[Chaos]] witchery. In the bloody [[Betrayal on Donatos|betrayal]] that followed, High King [[Tolwyn Tan Draconis]] was killed and it fell to his son [[Danial Tan Draconis]] to rally the remnants of Houses [[House Draconis|Draconis]], [[House Pegasson|Pegasson]] and [[House Minotos|Minotos]]' forces. He succesfully did so and then launched an attack that sought vengeance upon both the traitorous Houses and the Word Bearers.{{Fn|1}} |
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| + | ==Known Knights== | ||
| + | *'''Archduke [[Dunkan Tan Wyvorn]]''' - Head of the House during the Betrayal on Donatos. Pilot of '''''Iron God'''''.{{Fn|2}} | ||
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| + | ==Related Articles== | ||
| + | *[[List of Knight Houses]] | ||
==Source== | ==Source== | ||
*{{Endn|1}}: [[Codex: Imperial Knights (8th Edition)]], pg. 53 — A Tapestry of Glories: Betrayal on Donatos | *{{Endn|1}}: [[Codex: Imperial Knights (8th Edition)]], pg. 53 — A Tapestry of Glories: Betrayal on Donatos | ||
| + | *{{Endn|2}}: [[Kingsblade (Novel)]], ''Dramatis Personae'' | ||
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Revision as of 22:20, 19 February 2019
House Wyvorn was a Knight House of the Imperium that later fall to Chaos.[1] It was one of the five Knight Houses of Adrastapol and, like all of the Houses, its Knights took part in the effort to liberate Donatos from a Word Bearers invasion. Disaster struck the Knight Houses of Adrastapol during the battle with the Word Bearers, however, when Wyvorn and House Chimaeros began attacking their fellow Knights, after their Thrones Mechanicums were tainted through Chaos witchery. In the bloody betrayal that followed, High King Tolwyn Tan Draconis was killed and it fell to his son Danial Tan Draconis to rally the remnants of Houses Draconis, Pegasson and Minotos' forces. He succesfully did so and then launched an attack that sought vengeance upon both the traitorous Houses and the Word Bearers.[1]
Known Knights
- Archduke Dunkan Tan Wyvorn - Head of the House during the Betrayal on Donatos. Pilot of Iron God.[2]
Related Articles
Source
- 1: Codex: Imperial Knights (8th Edition), pg. 53 — A Tapestry of Glories: Betrayal on Donatos
- 2: Kingsblade (Novel), Dramatis Personae
