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deleted "[[User:Lord of the Night]]" content was: "==Citations Needed== When citing to novels, please remember to cite to the chapter and/or page number (e.g., Ultramarines article's information on Aeoni..." (and the only contributor was "Proteus77")

Ultramarines

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Excoriators

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Sergeant

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Scratch Company

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Feast of Blades

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Chapter Master

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Angels Sanguine

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Ultramar Auxilia

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Ultramar Defence Auxilia

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Talk:Black Consuls

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User:Ashendant

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Rites of Battle:

White Consuls

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Background:

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Talk:White Consuls

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The Sabbat Worlds Crusade (Background Book)

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Tactica Imperialis

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White Consuls

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Sabatine

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Battle of Dante's Canyon

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Crimson Fists

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Necron

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Feast of Blades

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	If you are referring to my additions to the Iron Hands page I have edited my additions and apologize for forgetting to add the pg numbers. --[[User:Lord of the Night\|Lord of the Night]] 13:12, 15 May 2012 (GMT)		If you are referring to my additions to the Iron Hands page I have edited my additions and apologize for forgetting to add the pg numbers. --[[User:Lord of the Night\|Lord of the Night]] 13:12, 15 May 2012 (GMT)
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		+	==Citations Needed==
		+	When citing to novels, please remember to cite to the chapter and/or page number (e.g., [[Ultramarines]] article's information on [[Aeonid Thiel]].--[[User:Proteus77\|Proteus77]] 07:31, 18 May 2012 (CEST)
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		+	We use chapter-citations for novels and pages for all other written publications. --[[User:DetlefK\|DetlefK]] 12:25, 18 May 2012 (CEST)

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 *[[Tylos Rubio]] - Former [[Codicier]], recruited by [[Nathaniel Garro]] on the orders of [[Malcador the Sigillite]]<sup>31</sup>.
 *[[Erikon Gaius]] - Captain of the 21st Company, hero of the Hadir uprising, also known as Gaius the Strong and Gaius the Unflinching<sup>31</sup>.
-*[[Aeonid Thiel]] - Sergeant of the 135th Company. Marked for censure prior to the Defence of Calth for running theoretical scenarios on fighting Space Marines. Was later honoured for heroics during the battle by having the Red Helmet of Censure he wore become the symbol of Sergeant rank.<sup>44</sup>
+*[[Aeonid Thiel]] - Sergeant of the 135th Company. Marked for censure prior to the Defence of Calth for running theoretical scenarios on fighting Space Marines. Was later honoured for heroics during the battle by having the Red Helmet of Censure he wore become the symbol of Sergeant rank.<sup>44a</sup>
 =====Post-Heresy=====
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 *<sup>43</sup>: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?prodId=prod1500002
 *<sup>44</sup>: [[Know No Fear (Novel)]] by [[Dan Abnett]]
+**<sup>44a</sup>: Ushkul//Thu, Chapter Two, p. 351
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 ==Gene-seed==
-The Excoriators are known to contain a flaw in the [[Gene-seed]] known as '''The Darkness'''. Outwardly, The Darkness appears as a wretched palsy, slackness of the jaw, tremor of the limb and a blankness of the eye{{Fn|2a}}. However, to Excoriators who have experienced it, it is described as a sleeping wakefulness or a living nightmare; that while afflicted, they relive one of Dorn's darkest moments, the loss of the [[Emperor]]{{Fn|2b}}. Excoriators who become afflicted with the Darkness are cared for by the [[Master of Sanctity|Santiarch]]{{Fn|2c}}.
+The Excoriators are known to contain a flaw in the [[Gene-seed]], particularly the Catalepsean node{{Fn|2c}}, known as '''The Darkness'''. Outwardly, The Darkness appears as a wretched palsy, slackness of the jaw, tremor of the limb and a blankness of the eye{{Fn|2a}}. However, to Excoriators who have experienced it, it is described as a sleeping wakefulness or a living nightmare; that while afflicted, they relive one of Dorn's darkest moments, the loss of the [[Emperor]]{{Fn|2b}}. Excoriators who become afflicted with the Darkness are cared for by the [[Master of Sanctity|Santiarch]]{{Fn|2c}}.
 ==Notable Battles==

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 == The Feast of Blades ==
 == Cerstus-Minor ==
 == Sources ==

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 The military term of '''Sergeant''' is used by human and Imperial forces such as the [[Imperial Guard]] and [[Space Marine]]s to denote the leader of a single squad. Other races use various terms to represent the role of a squad leader.
-*[[Imperial_Guard_Hierarchy#Non-Commissioned_Officers|Sergeant]] in the [[Imperial Guard]]
+*[[Imperial Guard Sergeant]]
-−
 *[[Space Marine Sergeant]]

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 {{cite}}
-A '''Scratch Company''' was an ad-hoc military unit made up of both civilians and [[Vervun Primary]] troopers cut off from the [[Hive]] during the opening acts of the Battle for [[Vervunhive]]. During the early stages of the war they tried to hold off the [[Ferrozoica|Zoican]] forces but were easily driven back into hiding when the sheer weight of numbers pressed against their defensive line.<sup>1-p.77-82</sup>
+A '''Scratch Company''' was an ad-hoc military unit made up of both civilians and [[Vervun Primary]] troopers cut off from the [[Hive]] during the opening acts of the [[Siege of Vervunhive]]. During the early stages of the war they tried to hold off the [[Ferrozoica|Zoican]] forces but were easily driven back into hiding when the sheer weight of numbers pressed against their defensive line.{{Fn|1a}}
-After that the Scratch Companies would plant traps for the Zoican forces moving through the outhabs and go on search and destroy missions to take out Zoican troop positions or tanks.<sup>1-p.89-91</sup>
+After that the Scratch Companies would plant traps for the Zoican forces moving through the outhabs and go on search and destroy missions to take out Zoican troop positions or tanks.{{Fn|1b}}
-When the Battle for Vervunhive went from outside the Curtain Wall into the main hive, most of the Scratch Companies moved into the hive as well trying to help out the Imperial Guard forces where they could. During the final stages of the battle members of Scratch Companies helped [[Colonel-Commissar]] [[Ibram Gaunt]] and his strike force of [[Tanith First and Only|Tanith]] and [[Volpone Bluebloods|Volpone]] troops destroy the Zoican mobile command centre.<sup>1-p.292</sup>
+When the Battle for Vervunhive went from outside the Curtain Wall into the main hive, most of the Scratch Companies moved into the hive as well trying to help out the Imperial Guard forces where they could. During the final stages of the battle members of Scratch Companies helped [[Colonel-Commissar]] [[Ibram Gaunt]] and his strike force of [[Tanith First and Only|Tanith]] and [[Volpone Bluebloods|Volpone]] troops destroy the Zoican mobile command centre.{{Fn|1c}}
-After the Battle of Vervunhive most members of the Scratch Companies joined the Imperial Guard after the passing of the Act of Consolation.<sup>1-p.297</sup>
+After the Siege, most members of the Scratch Companies joined the Imperial Guard after the passing of the Act of Consolation.{{Fn|1d}}
-==Noteable Scratch Company Troops==
+==Notable Scratch Company Troops==
 *[[Jessi Banda]]
 *[[Nessa Boruah]]
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 == Sources ==
 *<sup>1</sup>:[[Necropolis (Novel)]] by [[Dan Abnett]]
 [[Category:Planetary Defence Forces]]
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 *'''849.M41, The 813th Feast of Blades:''' Despite having suffered grievous wounds during the Vinculus Crusade, Hervald Strom of the Iron Knights once more wins the competition. Never before has the same Chapter, much less the same champion, won two consecutive competitions{{fn|1a}}.
-*'''Unknown.M41, The 816th Feast of Blades{{Fn|2c}}:''' Defeating an Imperial Fist and Black Templar in a three-way duel, [[Zachariah Kersh]] of the [[Excoriators]] is victorious{{Fn|2d}}. He is the first Excoriator to win the Feast of Blades{{Fn|2e}}.
+*'''Unknown.M41, The 816th Feast of Blades{{Fn|2c}}:''' Defeating an Imperial Fist and Black Templar in a three-way duel, [[Zachariah Kersh]] becomes the first [[Excoriators|Excoriator]] to win the Feast of Blades{{Fn|2d}}.
 ==Sources==
 *1: [[Codex: Space Marines (5th Edition)]]:
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 **{{Endn|2b}}: Ch.3, pp. 66-67
 **{{Endn|2c}}: Ch.2, p.57
-**{{Endn|2d}}: Ch.4, p.96
+**{{Endn|2d}}: Ch.4, p.104
-**{{Endn|2e}}: Ch.4, p.104
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 |align="center"|[[Pedro Kantor]]
-|align="center"|
+|align="center"|Lord Hellblade
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	===Notable Angels Sanguine===		===Notable Angels Sanguine===
		+	*[[Chapter Master]] [[Sentikan]]<sup>7</sup> - Master of the Angels Sanguine
	*[[Librarian]] [[Ashok]]<sup>2</sup> - Member of The [[Deathwatch]] attached to Captain [[Quiron Octavius\|Octavius's]] Deathwatch Kill Team		*[[Librarian]] [[Ashok]]<sup>2</sup> - Member of The [[Deathwatch]] attached to Captain [[Quiron Octavius\|Octavius's]] Deathwatch Kill Team

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-The '''Ultramar Auxilia''' is the [[Planetary Defence Force]]s of the worlds of [[Ultramar]]. While each world of Ultramar enjoys the protection of the [[Ultramarines]] [[Chapter]], the Ultramar Auxilia functions as the first line of defence against any invaders. The Ultramar Auxilia is trained with extreme discipline and dedication,<sup>1a</sup> reaching to standards expected from [[Space Marines]], as such they are considered much more competent than the average PDF.<sup>1b</sup> While Ultramar is exempt of the normal tithes of manpower expected of worlds from the [[Imperium]], the Ultramar Auxilia maintain many regiments ready for deployment to locations outside of Ultramar.<sup>2a</sup> Indeed, several of these regiments have fought against the enemies of the Imperium alongside the Ultramarines.<sup>2b</sup>
+The '''Ultramar Auxilia''' is the [[Planetary Defence Force]]s of the worlds of [[Ultramar]]. While each world of Ultramar enjoys the protection of the [[Ultramarines]] [[Chapter]], the Ultramar Auxilia functions as the first line of defence against any invaders. The Ultramar Auxilia is trained with extreme discipline and dedication,{{Fn|1a}} reaching to standards expected from [[Space Marines]], as such they are considered much more competent than the average PDF.{{Fn|1b}} While Ultramar is exempt of the normal [[Tithe Grade|tithe]]s of manpower expected of worlds from the [[Imperium]], the Ultramar Auxilia maintain many regiments ready for deployment to locations outside of Ultramar.{{Fn|2a}} Indeed, several of these regiments have fought against the enemies of the Imperium alongside the Ultramarines.{{Fn|2b}}
 ==See Also==
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 ==Sources==
-*<sup>1</sup>: [[Ultramarines (Novel Series)|The Chapter's Due]] by [[Graham McNeill]]
+*{{Endn|1}}: [[The Chapter's Due (Novel)]] by [[Graham McNeill]]
-**<sup>1a</sup>: p. 19
+**{{Endn|1a}}: {{Cite This}}, p. 19
-**<sup>1b</sup>: p. 203-204
+**{{Endn|1b}}: {{Cite This}}, pp. 203-204
-*<sup>2</sup>: [[Codex: Ultramarines (2nd Edition)]]
+*{{Endn|2}}: [[Codex: Ultramarines (2nd Edition)]]
-**<sup>2a</sup>: p. 12-13
+**{{Endn|2a}}: pp. 12-13
-**<sup>2b</sup>: p. 14-15
+**{{Endn|2b}}: pp. 14-15
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	I consoli neri sono un capitolo discendente degli Ultramarine		I consoli neri sono un capitolo discendente degli Ultramarine
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		+	==Rites of Battle==
		+
		+	:'''BLACK CONSULS'''
		+	:''The Black Consuls are a Primogenitor Chapter who have appeared numerous times throughout the long history of the Imperium, ever ready to stand in defi ance of the enemies of the Emperor. Black Consuls Battle Brothers have made regular pilgrimages to the Shrine of the Primarch on Macragge, and several past Chapter Masters have been counted amongst the most valued counsellors of the Master of Macragge. On hundreds of occasions, the Black Consuls have fought alongside the Ultramarines, the Primogenitor Chapters and many other Space Marine units.''
		+
		+	:''Then, three and a half centuries ago, the Black Consuls fell silent, all but vanishing from the history of the Imperium. A definitive account of the Chapter’s disappearance has yet to be made, although the White Consuls suspect that the Chapter was assaulted by a Word Bearers Traitor Legion force, taking losses so serious the Chapter may have been entirely wiped out.''
		+
		+	:''Yet, it is very rare indeed for every one of any Chapter’s Battle-Brothers to be present at any given battle, even if their home world is under attack. Individual squads may be detached to perform special duties or serve as part of a composite Space Marine force attached to a larger Imperial crusade. Individual officers may be undertaking consular duties, conversing with their opposite numbers in brother Chapters in order to coordinate larger scale strategy. Some Battle-Brothers may be undertaking duty in the Deathwatch, while in the case of the Black Consuls and other Primogenitors, individuals or small groups may be engaged on a pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Primarch on Macragge.''
		+
		+	:''Even if the main force of the Black Consuls Chapter was, as accounts suggest, destroyed, some Battle-Brothers undoubtedly survive, scattered across the Imperium on a myriad of duties. If and when their Chapter’s fate is confi rmed, these Battle-Brothers will be faced with a choice. If their numbers are sufficient and the resources exist, they may decide to focus all of their efforts on rebuilding their numbers, offering up what remains of their own gene-seed to begin the long process of rebuilding. Or, if too few brethren remain, they may decide to go their separate ways, serving the Imperium as long as they can as in organisations such as the Deathwatch.''
		+
		+	:''A small force of Black Consuls have been operating in the Jericho Reach since the launching of the Achilus Crusade. The Black Consuls have shown such dedication to their duties that they have remained in the region ever since that time, fighting at the forefront of every major push. Due to the vagaries of warp travel and communication, it took several decades for word of the Chapter’s reported demise to the reach those of its sons serving in the Jericho Reach. When word did finally reach the brethren that they might be the last of their kin, they held a council, in which every Battle-Brother was allowed to speak. At the conclusion of the gathering, the assembled warriors had agreed that one of their number would be despatched to investigate and bring back word, while the remainder would fight on, according to their oaths, until such time as the messenger returns. Two and a half centuries later, the messenger has yet to return, and so the Black Consuls continue their war, even as their numbers dwindle.''
		+
		+	:'''CREATING A BLACK CONSUL CHARACTER'''
		+	:''Character Creation: Black Consuls characters are created according to the rules given in the DEATHWATCH Rulebook for Ultramarines. In addition, the following points apply. Last of the Chapter: While they have yet to learn the truth of it, many Battle-Brothers of the Black Consuls are resigned to the fact that they may be the very last of their Chapter. Such warriors will fight to the death, determined that the history of their chapter ends in glory. Black Consuls characters begin the game with the Last Man Standing Talent in addition to other starting talents.'''
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		+	:'''BLACK CONSULS ADVENTURE SEED'''
		+	:''A Black Consuls player character hears word that a group of Word Bearers operating in the Cellebos Warzone are claiming to have participated the destruction of his Chapter, half a galaxy and more away. The character’s duties preclude him from going after the Word Bearers, but he vows to remain vigilant for signs of their presence, and if the opportunity presents itself, to capture one of the Traitors alive and extract the truth from him. If the Kill-team includes a Dark Angels player character, his skills may be sought in this...'''
		+
		+	:--[[User:Ashendant\|Ashendant]] 23:26, 17 May 2012 (CEST)

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 ** Ultramarine
 *** Novamarines
-*** White Consuls
+*** <s>White Consuls </s>
 *** Black Consuls
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 :'''The White Consuls are perhaps the most far-removed from Ultramar of all of the Primogenitor Chapters, based on the world of Sabatine to the galactic south of the Eye of Terror. As such, it is a rare thing indeed for the Chapter’s brethren to appear in the court of Marneus Calgar, and when it does occur it is a cause for great celebration. The White Consuls, alongside about twenty other Chapters, are sworn to protect the Imperium from the depredations of the servants of Chaos—in particular the Traitor Legions—who periodically spew forth from the Eye of Terror on one of their devastating Black Crusades.'''
-:''So that they may prosecute their duty as sentinels of the Eye of Terror whilst maintaining operations against a wide range of enemies of the Imperium, the White Consuls have instigated a highly unusual policy. The Chapter is ruled not by a single Chapter Master, but by two. One of these oversees the defences of the Chapter’s home world and commands a standing force ready at a moment’s notice to respond to Chaos incursions through the Cadian Gate, while the other is responsible for the operations of the Chapter’s forces in war zones further afield. This equal division of command works well for the White Consuls, although it is doubtful whether it is sanctioned by any entry in the Codex Astartes. Perhaps the Chapter’s great separation from its Progenitor Legion means that it has not been challenged on the matter. ''
+:'''So that they may prosecute their duty as sentinels of the Eye of Terror whilst maintaining operations against a wide range of enemies of the Imperium, the White Consuls have instigated a highly unusual policy. The Chapter is ruled not by a single Chapter Master, but by two. One of these oversees the defences of the Chapter’s home world and commands a standing force ready at a moment’s notice to respond to Chaos incursions through the Cadian Gate, while the other is responsible for the operations of the Chapter’s forces in war zones further afield. This equal division of command works well for the White Consuls, although it is doubtful whether it is sanctioned by any entry in the Codex Astartes. Perhaps the Chapter’s great separation from its Progenitor Legion means that it has not been challenged on the matter. '''
 :'''In addition to its home world, the Chapter also maintains sovereignty over several nearby systems, and its officers are expected to serve a term overseeing the administration of each world prior to their advancement to higher rank. White Consuls officers fighting on or near the world they are responsible for may be found in command of not only their own Battle-Brothers, but large numbers of local troops. In some ways, this state of affairs has led to the creation of smaller version of the Ultramarines’ Realm of Ultramar, countless thousands of light years from the White Consuls’ spiritual home.'''
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 As one of the Ultramarine successors farthest to [[Ultramar]], it is rare and a cause for celebration when the space marines of the '''White Consuls''' appear in the court of [[Marneus Calgar]].{{Fn|9}}
-Unusually the '''White Consuls''' have two chapter masters, while one leads the chapter in its duties guarding the [[Eye of Terror]], the other resides on the chapter's homeworld of [[Sabatine]].<sup>5</sup>
+Unusually the '''White Consuls''' have two chapter masters, while one oversees the defences of the Chapter’s home world of [[Sabatine]] and commands a standing force ready at a moment’s notice to respond to Chaos incursions through the Cadian Gate, the other is responsible for the operations of the Chapter’s forces in war zones further afield. It is doubtful that this is sanctioned by any entry in the [[Codex Astartes]], and the reason it has never challenged is because of the homeworld distance from Ultramar.{{Fn|9}}
 Also unusually the '''White Consuls''' seem to worship the Emperor as a god and seem to be part of the [[Imperial Cult]], unlike most other Astartes Chapters.<sup>6</sup>

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 :There seems to be a direct conflict between
-:"One of these oversees the defences of the Chapter’s home world and commands a standing force ready at a moment’s notice to respond to Chaos incursions through the Cadian Gate, while the other is responsible for the operations of the Chapter’s forces in war zones further afield." - Rites of Battle, 56
+:"One of these oversees the defences of the Chapter’s home world and commands a standing force ready at a moment’s notice to respond to Chaos incursions through the Cadian Gate, while the other is responsible for the operations of the Chapter’s forces in war zones further afield." - Rites of Battle, 56 - Direct Citation
 :"Unusually the White Consuls have two chapter masters, while one leads the chapter in its duties guarding the Eye of Terror, the other resides on the chapter's homeworld of Sabatine" - Dark Creed, Dark Creed (Novel),
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 ::Wiggle  :D
 ::"The White Consuls have two Chapter Masters [...] One does this and one does that" (without mentioning who is who) --[[User:DetlefK|DetlefK]] 22:11, 17 May 2012 (CEST)

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	:I'm stuck since i don't have the other source... what do i do here?--[[User:Ashendant\|Ashendant]] 21:27, 17 May 2012 (CEST)		:I'm stuck since i don't have the other source... what do i do here?--[[User:Ashendant\|Ashendant]] 21:27, 17 May 2012 (CEST)
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		+	::The sensible choice would be to note the contradiction, but as you don't have the other source, I recommend an unsensible solution:
		+	::Wiggle :D
		+	::"The White Consuls have two Chapter Masters [...] One does this and one does that" (without mentioning who is who) --[[User:DetlefK\|DetlefK]] 22:11, 17 May 2012 (CEST)

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 {{otheruses|USE=background book by [[Dan Abnett]]|OTHERUSE=military campaign|OTHERPAGE=The Sabbat Worlds Crusade}}
+{{stub}}
 [[Image: sabbat-worlds.jpg|thumb|right|150 px|Cover art for '''The Sabbat Worlds Crusade''' by [[Dan Abnett]].]]
-'''The Sabbat Worlds Crusade''' is a Warhammer 40,000 background book written by [[Dan Abnett]]. It features maps from the Sabbat Worlds Crusade and accompanying descriptions of battles and important characters. The Sabbat Worlds Crusade was first published in 2005 and is now out of print.
+'''The Sabbat Worlds Crusade''' is a Warhammer 40,000 background book written by [[Dan Abnett]]. It features maps from the [[Sabbat Worlds Crusade]] and accompanying descriptions of battles and important characters. ''The Sabbat Worlds Crusade'' was first published in 2005 and is currently out of print.
-−
-−
-{{stub}}
 ==Related Publications==
 *[[Black Library (BL Publishing)|Black Library]]
+*[[Gaunt's Ghosts (Novel Series)]]
 [[Category:Background Books]]
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 [[Image: tactica-imperialis.jpg|thumb|right|150 px|Cover art for '''Tactica Imperialis''' by [[Dan Abnett]].]]
-'''Tactica Imperialis''' is a Warhammer 40,000 background book written by [[Dan Abnett]]. It features maps from the latter years of the Sabbat Worlds Crusade and accompanying descriptions of battles and important characters. Tactica Imperialis is followup to [[The Sabbat Worlds Crusade (Background Book)|The Sabbat Worlds Crusade]] book, also written by Abnett, was first published in 2005. Tactica Imperialis was published in 2007 and details four separate Imperial campaigns.
+'''Tactica Imperialis''' is a Warhammer 40,000 background book written by [[Dan Abnett]]. It details four separate Imperial campaigns from the latter years of the [[Sabbat Worlds Crusade]], with accompanying maps and descriptions of battles and important characters.  The book is a follow-up to [[The Sabbat Worlds Crusade (Background Book)]], also written by Abnett and published in 2005.  ''Tactica Imperialis'' was published in 2007 and is currently out of print.
-=Naxos - The Reef Stars 811.M41=
+==Naxos - The [[Reef Stars]] 811.M41==
-[[Dark Eldar]] raiders mount occasional but highly damaging raids on the main habitation area of [[Naxos]], Colony One, until a force of space marines from the [[Iron Snakes]] chapter, under the command of Captain [[Trokus]], turns up to resolve the situation.
+[[Dark Eldar]] raiders mount occasional but highly damaging raids on the main habitation area of [[Naxos]], Colony One, until a force of [[Space Marines]] from the [[Iron Snakes]] [[chapter]], under the command of Captain [[Trokus]], turns up to resolve the situation.
-=Lyubov - The Sabbat Worlds 778.M41=
+==Lyubov - The Sabbat Worlds 778.M41==
-The hive world of [[Lyubov]] has been conquered by the forces of chaos including warriors of the [[Blood Pact]]. General [[Andreas Carnhide]], a veteran [[Imperial Guard]] commander has to draw together feuding factions of Guard, Navy and [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] to retake the planet.
+The [[hive world]] of [[Lyubov]] has been conquered by the forces of [[Chaos]], including warriors of the [[Blood Pact]].  General [[Andreas Carnhide]], a veteran [[Imperial Guard]] commander, has to draw together feuding factions of Guard, [[Imperial Navy|Navy]] and the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] to retake the planet.
-=Rophanon - The Reef Stars 990.M41=
+==Rophanon - The Reef Stars 990.M41==
-The ancient ruling class of nobility on [[Rophanon]] have their lands and power taken away from them when the [[Adeptus Terra]] decides to turn the planet into a retirement community for high ranking clerks and a massive records storage facility. The council of Rophanon instigates a rebellion but Lord General [[Artemis Blythe]] just happens to be on the planet recovering from wounds suffered during a space battle. He leads the fight back, when eventually becomes mired in a war of attrition. When [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]] emerges near Rophanon the Imperials withdraw and let the Tyranids destroy the planet before letting the [[Deathwatch]] deliver the [[Exterminatus]].
+The ancient ruling nobility on [[Rophanon]] have their lands and power taken away from them when the [[Adeptus Terra]] decides to turn the planet into a retirement community for high-ranking clerks and a massive records storage facility. The council of Rophanon instigates a rebellion but [[Lord General]] [[Artemis Blythe]] just happens to be on the planet recovering from wounds suffered during a space battle.  He leads the counterattack, which eventually becomes mired in a war of attrition.  When [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]] emerges near Rophanon the Imperials withdraw and let the Tyranids destroy the planet before letting the [[Deathwatch]] pronounce [[Exterminatus]].
-=The Black Crusade of Jihar The Lacerator - 599.M37=
+==The Black Crusade of Jihar The Lacerator - 599.M37==
-Former [[Emperor's Children]] officer [[Jihar the Lacerator]] invades Imperial space but is met by stern resistance from the [[Mordant 13th Acid Dogs]] regiment of the Imperial Guard, the so-called Lucky 13s.
+Former [[Emperor's Children]] officer [[Jihar the Lacerator]] invades Imperial space but is met by stern resistance from the [[Mordant]] 13th Acid Dogs regiment of the Imperial Guard, the so-called "Lucky 13s."
 ==Related Publications==
 *[[Black Library (BL Publishing)|Black Library]]
 [[Category:Background Books]]
 [[de:Tactica Imperialis - A History of the Later Imperial Crusades]]
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 :'''CREATING A WHITE CONSULS CHARACTER'''
-:''Character Creation: White Consuls characters are created according to the rules given in the DEATHWATCH rulebook for Ultramarines. In addition, the following points apply. Proconsuls of Sabbatine: White Consuls characters serving in the Deathwatch have already served some time as a Proconsul, leading the forces of his home world or vassal system. White Consul characters start the game with the Common Lore (Imperial Guard) skill, in addition to other starting skills.''
+:'''Character Creation: White Consuls characters are created according to the rules given in the DEATHWATCH rulebook for Ultramarines. In addition, the following points apply. Proconsuls of Sabbatine: White Consuls characters serving in the Deathwatch have already served some time as a Proconsul, leading the forces of his home world or vassal system. White Consul characters start the game with the Common Lore (Imperial Guard) skill, in addition to other starting skills.'''
 :'''WHITE CONSULS ADVENTURE SEED'''

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 Also unusually the '''White Consuls''' seem to worship the Emperor as a god and seem to be part of the [[Imperial Cult]], unlike most other Astartes Chapters.<sup>6</sup>
-The '''White Consuls''' maintains sovereignty over several nearby systems, and the chapter officers are expected to oversee the administration of each world before advancing to a higher rank. As such these officers are often found in command of local troops. This is considered as a smaller version of the Ultramarines' Realm of Ultramar.{{Fn|9}}
+The '''White Consuls''' maintains sovereignty over several nearby systems, and the chapter officers,  are expected to oversee the administration of each world before advancing to a higher rank. As such these officers are often found in command of local troops. This is considered as a smaller version of the Ultramarines' Realm of Ultramar.{{Fn|9}}
 One these was the Boros System, which they ruled from the Kronos star fort (the largest space station in [[Segmentum Obscurus]]) until the entire system was corrupted and the Kronos star fort destroyed by the dark crusade of the [[Word Bearers]] and the subsequent invasion of the [[Necrons]], under the [[Undying One]]. Proconsul [[Cassius Ostorius]] & Coadjutor [[Gaius Aquilius]] seemed to be the only two Astartes involved with the governorship however.<sup>7</sup>
-Every battle brother has to serve as a Coadjutor in the years after rising from the rank of neophyte. A selection of veterans are also chosen to act as Proconsuls, becoming a Proconsul is a necessary prerequisite to becoming a sergeant or captain.<sup>7</sup>
+Every battle brother has to serve as a Coadjutor in the years after rising from the rank of neophyte. A selection of veterans are also chosen to act as Proconsuls, becoming a Proconsul is a necessary prerequisite to becoming a sergeant or captain.<sup>7</sup> Proconsuls have led local troops of Sabatine or their vassal worlds into battle granting them some knowledge on the [[Imperial Guard]].{{Fn|9}}
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 :'''WHITE CONSULS ADVENTURE SEED'''
-:''The White Consuls force operating in the Jericho Reach calls in the debt of honour it believes was incurred when it helped the Deathwatch extract a Kill-team from the world of Polyphemnos. At least one member of the players’ Kill-team was amongst those rescued, and agrees that the debt should be repaid, for many White Consuls fell to extract the team. The White Consuls have learned that the overlord of the mutant Ogryns of the Death world are parading the defiled wargear of their lost kin as trophies, and demand the Deathwatch’s aid in recovering them and punishing this insult.''
+:'''The White Consuls force operating in the Jericho Reach calls in the debt of honour it believes was incurred when it helped the Deathwatch extract a Kill-team from the world of Polyphemnos. At least one member of the players’ Kill-team was amongst those rescued, and agrees that the debt should be repaid, for many White Consuls fell to extract the team. The White Consuls have learned that the overlord of the mutant Ogryns of the Death world are parading the defiled wargear of their lost kin as trophies, and demand the Deathwatch’s aid in recovering them and punishing this insult.'''
 : - Rites of Battle pg 56

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 *[[Thirteenth Black Crusade]]<sup>4</sup> - The White Consuls fielded all 10 companies against the forces of Chaos in this campaign.
 * The Siege of Boros Gate - All ten companies were fielded to repel the [[Word Bearers]], and later the [[Necrons]]. Almost five full comanpies were completley wiped out, and one of two Chapter Masters were killed.<sup>8</sup>
-*[[Achilus Crusade]]{{Fn|9}} - The White Consuls contributed a large contingent to the Achilus Crusade, ammounting to around two companies and support units. Their largest action was the extraction of a [[Deathwatch]] [[Kill-Team]] on the [[Death world]] of [[Polyphemnos]] against Ogryn mutants. It concluded with sucessfull rescue of the Kill-team at the loss of a squad which was consumed by the mutants.
+*[[Achilus Crusade]]{{Fn|9}} - The White Consuls contributed a large contingent to the Achilus Crusade, ammounting to around two companies and support units. Their largest action was the extraction of a [[Deathwatch]] [[Kill-Team]] on the [[Death world]] of [[Polyphemnos]] against Ogryn mutants. It concluded with sucessfull rescue of the Kill-team at the loss of a squad which was consumed by the mutants. As a consequence of this mission the White Consuls are demanding for the Deathwatch to help recover the Wargear and kill the Ogryn leader responsible.
 ==Related Articles==

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-'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the homeworld of the [[Space Marine]] [[Chapter]] [[White Consuls]].
+'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the homeworld of the [[Space Marine]] [[Chapter]] [[White Consuls]], located to the galactic south of the [[Eye of Terror]].{{Fn|2}}
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 ==Sources==
-*<sup>1</sup>:[[Codex: Space Marines (5th Edition)]]
+*{{Endn|1}}:[[Codex: Space Marines (5th Edition)]]
+*{{Endn|2}}:[[Deathwatch: Rites of Battle]], p. 56
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 The last two-hundred and eighteen surviving Space Marines on Rynn's World consolidated their defences at the planet's capitol, [[New Rynn City]], and managed to stave off the invasion after a furious, 18-month siege behind the city's walls.  The siege was broken by a relief force of more than 2200 ships and elements of 6 Space Marine Chapters (amongst them the Ravenwing of the Dark Angels<sup>10</sup>), the Titan Legions, and the Imperial Navy. <sup>9</sup>  With no more than a hundred surviving marines the Chapter came close to being disbanded due to irrecoverable battle losses, but have since managed to recover.<sup>1</sup> The chapter is back to half its original strength as of late M41.<sup>5</sup>
-Since the Ork invasion, the Fists have sworn vengeance on all Ork-kind. This conflict is reflected in the fourth edition rules, with the Crimson Fists having advantages in close combat with Orks but having access to fewer specialist troops.
+Since the Ork invasion, the Fists have sworn vengeance on all Ork-kind.
 During the Imperial attempts to reclaim the planet of [[Entymion IV]], the Crimson Fists answered a request for reinforcements. During the first assault, the Crimson Fists' commander, Captain Reinez, discovered the presence of the [[Soul Drinkers]] on the planet after suffering an attack by [[Tellos]]. Additional companies arrived led by Chaplain Inhuaca, but their campaign ended in failure as [[Entymion IV]] was lost and the [[Soul Drinkers]] successfully accomplished their goals and escaped off world.<sup>5</sup>

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 [[Image:necron activity.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Necron activity]]
-The '''Necrons''' are a group of Undead metal warriors, created from the [[Necrontyr]] and [[Human]] races. They have [[Great Sleep|lain dormant]] in their stasis-tombs for millions of years. They are ancient beyond reckoning, pre-dating even the [[Eldar]]. At long last, however, they are beginning to awaken, seeking to reestablish the supremancy of the [[Necron Dynasty|Necron Dynasties]] over the [[Galaxy]] once more.<sup>4-p.5</sup>
+The '''Necrons''' are a group of Undead metal warriors, created from the [[Necrontyr]] race. They have [[Great Sleep|lain dormant]] in their stasis-tombs for millions of years. They are ancient beyond reckoning, pre-dating even the [[Eldar]]. At long last, however, they are beginning to awaken, seeking to reestablish the supremancy of the [[Necron Dynasty|Necron Dynasties]] over the [[Galaxy]] once more.<sup>4-p.5</sup>
 ==History==
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 With the C'tan and Necrons fighting as one, the Old Ones were overwhelmed and defeated in a bloody purge across the Galaxy that saw whole systems devoured by the reality-warping powers of the Star Gods and legions of immortal Necron warriors, who managed to infiltrate the [[Webway]] and assail the Old Ones at every corner of the Galaxy. The Necrons burst into the Old Ones strongest fortresses, overcoming their magics and technology and forced the Old Ones to seed planets with life to help fight the C'tan, including the [[Eldar]] and [[ork]]. Ultimately the increasingly desperate Old Ones were themselves wiped out after mistakenly unleashing [[Warp]]-spawn perils<sup>4-p.7</sup> such as the [[Enslaver]]s.
-Throughout the final stages of the War in Heaven, Szarekh bided his time, waiting for the moment where the C'tan would be most vulnerable. With the Old Ones finally defeated, the Silent King struck and led a Necron revolt against the arrogant C'tan. The Necrons focused the unimaginable energies of the living universe into weapons too mighty for even the C'tan to endure. The C'tan, almost impossible to destroy entirely due to their very nature, were instead shattered into [[C'tan Shard|shard]]. Yet even with the defeat of both the Old Ones and C'tan, the Silent King saw that the time of the Necrons was - for the moment - over. The mantle of galactic domination would soon pass to the Eldar, who had fought alongside the Old Ones in the War in Heaven. The Necrons, weakened by the War in Heaven and the revolt aganst the C'tan, could not stand against them. Yet the Silent King knew that the time of the Eldar would pass, as did the time of all flesh. So it was that the Silent King ordered the remaining Necron cities to be transformed into great tomb complexes threaded with stasis-crypts. The Necrons were laid to rest, ordered to sleep for sixty million years and then reawaken, ready to rebuild all that was lost and restore the dynasties to their former glory. Yet the Silent King did not join his subjects. Destroying the command protocols by which he had controlled his people, the Silent King left the Galaxy, there to find whatever measure of solace or penance he could.<sup>4-pg.7</sup>
+Throughout the final stages of the War in Heaven, Szarekh bided his time, waiting for the moment where the C'tan would be most vulnerable. With the Old Ones finally defeated, the Silent King struck and led a Necron revolt against the arrogant C'tan. The Necrons focused the unimaginable energies of the living universe into weapons too mighty for even the C'tan to endure. The C'tan, almost impossible to destroy entirely due to their very nature, were instead shattered into [[C'tan Shard|shards]]. Yet even with the defeat of both the Old Ones and C'tan, the Silent King saw that the time of the Necrons was - for the moment - over. The mantle of galactic domination would soon pass to the Eldar, who had fought alongside the Old Ones in the War in Heaven. The Necrons, weakened by the War in Heaven and the revolt aganst the C'tan, could not stand against them. Yet the Silent King knew that the time of the Eldar would pass, as did the time of all flesh. So it was that the Silent King ordered the remaining Necron cities to be transformed into great tomb complexes threaded with stasis-crypts. The Necrons were laid to rest, ordered to sleep for sixty million years and then reawaken, ready to rebuild all that was lost and restore the dynasties to their former glory. Yet the Silent King did not join his subjects. Destroying the command protocols by which he had controlled his people, the Silent King left the Galaxy, there to find whatever measure of solace or penance he could.<sup>4-pg.7</sup>
 For sixty million years the Necrons remained in their deathless slumber in their tombs in what became known as the [[Great Sleep]]. As time passed, many [[Tomb World]]s fell prey to malfunction or ill-fortune. Some were destroyed by marauding Eldar. These failures destroyed millions, if not billions of dormant Necrons. But when the Tomb Worlds did begin to rewaken, it was not simultaneously. Some awoke to see the [[Great Crusade]], others during the [[Age of Apostasy]]. Most however awoke during the later years of [[M41]], but even still billions of Necrons lay dormant.<sup>4-pg.8</sup>
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 In appearance, the Necrons are skeletal parodies of living beings with swirling green energies emanating from their mechanical limbs and baleful lifeless emerald eyes. All of their numbers possess sophisticated auto-repair systems throughout their exo-skeletal systems that can repair even the most crippling of damages. While this can keep them functioning constantly, should there be irreparable damage sustained, the Necron "phases out". Both their minds and their bodies are teleported to the nearest tomb complex where they either remain in storage until repairs are made or a new body is forged. This act does, however, come at a cost as each act of transferrence leads to a decay in the Necron's engrams. As such, those Necrons that have "died" and phased out hundreds of times suffer the most for they become little more than automatons who have lost the memory of the creature that they used to be in life.<sup>2</sup>
-Necron society itself is hierarchical. The highest of the Necrons are the [[Phaeron]]s, the ruler of entire [[Necron Dynasty|dynasties]] which comprise many worlds. Beneath these are the [[Necron Overlord|Overlords]], who rule clusters of [[Tomb World]]s within their Phaeron's domain. Beneath the Overlords are the [[Necron Lord|Lord]]s, each overseeing a Tomb World. Phaeron's and Overlords are served by a Royal Court of Necron Lords and [[Cryptek]]s. The size of a Royal Court is not only prestigious, it is also an indication of that military power of the noble who rules it.<sup>4-pg.11</sup>
+Necron society itself is hierarchical. The highest of the Necrons are the [[Phaeron]]s, the ruler of entire [[Necron Dynasty|dynasties]] which comprise many worlds. Beneath these are the [[Necron Overlord|Overlords]], who rule clusters of [[Tomb World]]s within their Phaeron's domain. Beneath the Overlords are the [[Necron Lord|Lord]]s, each overseeing a Tomb World. Phaerons and Overlords are served by a Royal Court of Necron Lords and [[Cryptek]]s. The size of a Royal Court is not only prestigious, it is also an indication of that military power of the noble who rules it.<sup>4-pg.11</sup>
 In combat, the Necrons are unyielding war machines that bring swift death to their prey. Armed with [[Gauss Weaponry|Gauss weaponry]] that strip an opponent's molecules one layer at a time, the Necrons have fearsome firepower. Also, the Necrons have a remarkable ability to repair themselves. This gives the Necrons incredible staying power in a battle, which makes them an enemy dreaded by all races. It is often said amongst commanders of more orthodox armies that the Necrons are an over-powerful force on the battle field, due to the fact even a basic warrior can tear through the strongest tanks in the game although Necron players dispute this rigorously. They also use a variety of deadly wargear, including some types which make the wearer immune to some assaults, and others that create deadly arcs of lightning. These are analysed within the [[Necron Armoury]].<sup>1</sup>

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-The [[Ork]] '''Snagrod''' was an infamous tyrannical [[Arch-Arsonist]] of [[Charadon]].
+The [[Ork]] '''Snagrod''' is an infamous tyrannical [[Arch-Arsonist]] of [[Charadon]].
 ==Waaagh! Snagrod==

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 *[[Grey Knights]] - "[[Grey Knights Brother-Captain|Brother-Captain]]" is used as an official title representing a slightly different rank. <sup>6</sup>
 *[[Raven Guard]] - "Shadow Captain" <sup>1</sup>
 In addition some chapters, such as the [[Salamanders]], have the First Company Captain also serve as [[Chapter Master]]. <sup>7</sup>
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 *<sup>6</sup>: [[Codex: Grey Knights (5th Edition)]]
 *<sup>7</sup>: [[Index Astartes IV]]
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 **{{Endn|1p}}: Chapter Three, p.60, Chapter Five, p.84
 *{{Endn|2}}: [[Codex: Chaos Space Marines (4th Edition)]] pp. 50 - 51
-*{{Endn|3}}: [[Blood Ravens: The Dawn of War Omnibus (Omnibus)|Blood Ravens: The Dawn of War Omnibus]]
+*{{Endn|3}}: [[Tempest (Novel)]] - [[Blood Ravens: The Dawn of War Omnibus]] by [[C.S. Goto]]:
-**{{Endn|3a}}: [[Tempest (Novel)|Tempest]], Chapter Four, p. 587
+**{{Endn|3a}}: Chapter Four, p. 587
-**{{Endn|3b}}: [[Tempest (Novel)|Tempest]]
+**{{Endn|3b}}: {{Cite This}}
 *{{Endn|4}}: [[Atlas Infernal]]
 **{{Endn|4a}}: Interregnum #3

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 *[[Codex: Eye of Terror (3rd Edition)]]
 *<sup>1</sup>: [[Dark Creed (Novel)]], p. 74-75.
-*<sup>2</sup>: [[Architect of Fate (Anthology)]] pg.192
+*<sup>2</sup>: [[Architect of Fate (Anthology)]]
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 |Commander [[Hearon]] appears to be the current [[Chapter Master]] of the [[Doom Eagles]] [[Space Marine]] Chapter.
 |[[Legends of the Space Marines]], [['The Returned' (short story)]] by [[James Swallow]]p. 256
 |-
 |[[Arkash Hakkon]]