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==Background==
 
==Background==
 
[[Image:Marines malevolent heavy bolter.JPG|thumb|160px|right|[[Heavy Bolter]] with Veteran markings]]
 
[[Image:Marines malevolent heavy bolter.JPG|thumb|160px|right|[[Heavy Bolter]] with Veteran markings]]
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The Marines Malevolent are a chapter known for brutality, aggressiveness, and a disregard for innocent life and collateral damage. They have poor relations with other [[Chapter]]s, most notably the [[Salamanders]].{{Fn|7}}
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The Marines Malevolent were deployed during the [[Third War for Armageddon]]. They deployed two companies,{{Fn|5}} a fairly small number, although evidence shows they had [[Whirlwind]] artillery support.{{Cite this}}
 
The Marines Malevolent were deployed during the [[Third War for Armageddon]]. They deployed two companies,{{Fn|5}} a fairly small number, although evidence shows they had [[Whirlwind]] artillery support.{{Cite this}}
  
 
They have an arrogance about them that has brought many requests for [[Inquisitorial]] investigation. An example of this was during an [[Ork]] attack on a refugee camp near [[Hades Hive]]. In excess of five thousand Orks penetrated the defences of the camp and took the entire population, over 12,000 refugees and nearly 1,000 member of the [[Adeptus Ministorum]] as hostages. The Marines Malevolent proceeded to use their Whirlwind anti-personnel artillery pieces to bombard the Orks while they were still in the camp. On the proceeding attack to retake the camp, a huge amount of collateral damage had been done to the camp's population. Nearly four thousand refugees had been killed, but the Marines Malevolent seemed to believe them to be acceptable casualties. In a conversation with [[Colonel]] [[Destrier Celestine]] of the Armageddon Command Guard, the Marines Malevolent [[Space Marine Captain|Captain]] [[Vinyar]] gave a speech that was tantamount to saying that those in the camp were not worthy of living and about his force's supremacy in war, before turning round to face the [[Salamanders]] [[Chapter Master]] [[Tu'Shan]], who verbally rebuked Vinyar on his chapter's actions, saying they had betrayed those they were sworn to protect.{{Fn|1}}{{Fn|3}}
 
They have an arrogance about them that has brought many requests for [[Inquisitorial]] investigation. An example of this was during an [[Ork]] attack on a refugee camp near [[Hades Hive]]. In excess of five thousand Orks penetrated the defences of the camp and took the entire population, over 12,000 refugees and nearly 1,000 member of the [[Adeptus Ministorum]] as hostages. The Marines Malevolent proceeded to use their Whirlwind anti-personnel artillery pieces to bombard the Orks while they were still in the camp. On the proceeding attack to retake the camp, a huge amount of collateral damage had been done to the camp's population. Nearly four thousand refugees had been killed, but the Marines Malevolent seemed to believe them to be acceptable casualties. In a conversation with [[Colonel]] [[Destrier Celestine]] of the Armageddon Command Guard, the Marines Malevolent [[Space Marine Captain|Captain]] [[Vinyar]] gave a speech that was tantamount to saying that those in the camp were not worthy of living and about his force's supremacy in war, before turning round to face the [[Salamanders]] [[Chapter Master]] [[Tu'Shan]], who verbally rebuked Vinyar on his chapter's actions, saying they had betrayed those they were sworn to protect.{{Fn|1}}{{Fn|3}}
  
===Other Notable Actions===
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===Actions===
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*[[Macharian Crusade]]{{Fn|6}}
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*The [[Macharian Heresy]] - Battled with the heretical [[Star Phantoms]], nearly destroying them.{{Fn|6}}
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*[[Third War for Armageddon]] - See Above
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*Standoff with the [[Salamanders]] over spoils on the derelict [[Mechanicum]] vessel ''Archimedes Rex''. The Marines Malevolent backed down in the face of the [[Strike Cruiser]] ''Vulkan's Wrath'', but the vessel later crash landed on [[Scoria]]. The Marines Malevolent quickly arrived, and saved Salamanders survivors but only in exchange for the weaponry they were originally seeking. The Marines Malevolent later appeared on [[Nocturne]] to again faceoff with the Salamanders, resulting in [[Tu'Shan]] finally giving them what they sought but not forgetting their behavior.{{Fn|7}}
 
*The [[Siege of the Fenris System]]
 
*The [[Siege of the Fenris System]]
 
*The [[Battle of Loqe II]]
 
*The [[Battle of Loqe II]]
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==Notable Marines Malevolent==
 
==Notable Marines Malevolent==
 
*[[Captain]] [[Vinyar]] - Captain of the [[Veteran Space Marine|Veteran]] Vilifiers Company and commander of the Chapter vessel ''Purgatory''.{{Fn|4b}}
 
*[[Captain]] [[Vinyar]] - Captain of the [[Veteran Space Marine|Veteran]] Vilifiers Company and commander of the Chapter vessel ''Purgatory''.{{Fn|4b}}
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*[[Captain]] [[Kastor]] - Served on [[Armageddon]] and executed many [[Imperial]] prisoners taken by the [[Ork]]s.
 
*[[Captain]] [[Vorr]]
 
*[[Captain]] [[Vorr]]
 
*[[Space Marine Sergeant|Sergeant]] [[Lorkar]] - A sergeant of a Squad on resupply duties on ''Archimedes Rex'', abandoned Mechanicus vessel.{{Fn|4a}}
 
*[[Space Marine Sergeant|Sergeant]] [[Lorkar]] - A sergeant of a Squad on resupply duties on ''Archimedes Rex'', abandoned Mechanicus vessel.{{Fn|4a}}
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*[[Veteran Sergeant]] [[Turrok]]{{Fn|7}}
 
*[[Veteran Space Marine|Veteran]] [[Ballack]] (deceased)
 
*[[Veteran Space Marine|Veteran]] [[Ballack]] (deceased)
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*[[Techmarine]] [[Harkane]]{{Fn|7}}
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==Vessels==
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*''Purgatory'' - [[Strike Cruiser]]{{Fn|7}}
  
 
==Related Articles==
 
==Related Articles==
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**{{Endn|4b}}: Chapter Three, Part II, p. 110
 
**{{Endn|4b}}: Chapter Three, Part II, p. 110
 
*{{Endn|5}}: [[Codex: Armageddon]], p. 32
 
*{{Endn|5}}: [[Codex: Armageddon]], p. 32
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*{{Endn|6}}: [[Imperial Armour Volume Ten - The Badab War: Part Two]] pg. 134
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*{{Endn|7}}: [[Bitter Salvage (Short Story)]]
  
 
[[Category:Later Foundings]]
 
[[Category:Later Foundings]]

Revision as of 21:46, 19 July 2018

The Marines Malevolent are a Space Marine Chapter.[2]

Marines Malevolent
Marines Malevolent badge.jpg
Marines Malevolent.jpg Unknown.jpg
Founding Chapter: Unknown
Founding: M32[2]
Descendants: Unknown
Chapter Master: Unknown
Homeworld: Unknown
Fortress-Monastery: Unknown
Colours: Yellow, with black torso, backpack, and weapon receivers.

Veteran markings are black-and-yellow hazard stripes.[2]

Specialty: Unknown
Strength: Unknown
Battle Cry Unknown

Background

Heavy Bolter with Veteran markings

The Marines Malevolent are a chapter known for brutality, aggressiveness, and a disregard for innocent life and collateral damage. They have poor relations with other Chapters, most notably the Salamanders.[7]

The Marines Malevolent were deployed during the Third War for Armageddon. They deployed two companies,[5] a fairly small number, although evidence shows they had Whirlwind artillery support.[Needs Citation]

They have an arrogance about them that has brought many requests for Inquisitorial investigation. An example of this was during an Ork attack on a refugee camp near Hades Hive. In excess of five thousand Orks penetrated the defences of the camp and took the entire population, over 12,000 refugees and nearly 1,000 member of the Adeptus Ministorum as hostages. The Marines Malevolent proceeded to use their Whirlwind anti-personnel artillery pieces to bombard the Orks while they were still in the camp. On the proceeding attack to retake the camp, a huge amount of collateral damage had been done to the camp's population. Nearly four thousand refugees had been killed, but the Marines Malevolent seemed to believe them to be acceptable casualties. In a conversation with Colonel Destrier Celestine of the Armageddon Command Guard, the Marines Malevolent Captain Vinyar gave a speech that was tantamount to saying that those in the camp were not worthy of living and about his force's supremacy in war, before turning round to face the Salamanders Chapter Master Tu'Shan, who verbally rebuked Vinyar on his chapter's actions, saying they had betrayed those they were sworn to protect.[1][3]

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Notable Marines Malevolent

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