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Aaron.linderman — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:50:17 GMT

Avalon:

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	Imperial records indicate that Knights of Hrothgar are a successor chapter to the [[Raven Guard]]. The Knights’ frequent use of Snipers to probe enemy positions, the use of [[Assault Squad\|Assault Squads]] to exploit enemy weaknesses and frequent deployments by [[Thunderhawk\|Thunderhawks]] all seem to point to this common origin. (Likewise, the Sentinels’ use of cavalry suggests hit-and-run tactics reminiscent of the Raven Guard.)		Imperial records indicate that Knights of Hrothgar are a successor chapter to the [[Raven Guard]]. The Knights’ frequent use of Snipers to probe enemy positions, the use of [[Assault Squad\|Assault Squads]] to exploit enemy weaknesses and frequent deployments by [[Thunderhawk\|Thunderhawks]] all seem to point to this common origin. (Likewise, the Sentinels’ use of cavalry suggests hit-and-run tactics reminiscent of the Raven Guard.)

-	However, there are rumors that the Knights of Hrothgar are in fact successors to the [[Dark Angels]]. The Sons of Hrothgar’s secretive ways have been attributed to fears about the [[Dark_Angels#The_Great_Betrayal\|Great Betrayal]] and [[The Fallen]], and the fact that the Knights use much of the same nomenclature as the Dark Angels would suggest there might be something to the rumor. The Knights of Hrothgar do not speak of an Inner Circle but the Supreme Grand Master’s council appears to many observers to be just that. All known [[Unforgiven]] chapters have [[Deathwing]] and [[Ravenwing]] companies; while the Knights’ Veteran Devastators are the primary users of [[Terminator Armour]], some scholars point to the Supreme Grand Master’s Guard as perhaps the surviving remnant of a Deathwing Company. The Ravenwing’s use of bikes is unknown among the Knights, though rapid strike forces are common. (See “Flying Patrols”, [[User:Aaron.linderman#Patrols\|below]].) Moreover, [[Corax]], founder of the Raven Guard, was opposed to all use of [[Librarian#History\|psychers among the Space Marines]]; it would thus be unusual to find so many among the Knights of Hrothgar if it were indeed a successor chapter. Some who seek to ~~casting~~ doubt upon the theory of Dark Angels origins, have pointed out that the use of Champions by the Knights is quite at odds with Dark Angels organization; however, some commentators suggest these are simply [[Interrogator-Chaplain\|Interrogator-Chaplains]] under another name.	+	However, there are rumors that the Knights of Hrothgar are in fact successors to the [[Dark Angels]]. The Sons of Hrothgar’s secretive ways have been attributed to fears about the [[Dark_Angels#The_Great_Betrayal\|Great Betrayal]] and [[The Fallen]], and the fact that the Knights use much of the same nomenclature as the Dark Angels would suggest there might be something to the rumor. The Knights of Hrothgar do not speak of an Inner Circle but the Supreme Grand Master’s council appears to many observers to be just that. All known [[Unforgiven]] chapters have [[Deathwing]] and [[Ravenwing]] companies; while the Knights’ Veteran Devastators are the primary users of [[Terminator Armour]], some scholars point to the Supreme Grand Master’s Guard as perhaps the surviving remnant of a Deathwing Company. The Ravenwing’s use of bikes is unknown among the Knights, though rapid strike forces are common. (See “Flying Patrols”, [[User:Aaron.linderman#Patrols\|below]].) Moreover, [[Corax]], founder of the Raven Guard, was opposed to all use of [[Librarian#History\|psychers among the Space Marines]]; it would thus be unusual to find so many among the Knights of Hrothgar if it were indeed a successor chapter. Some who seek to cast doubt upon the theory of Dark Angels origins have pointed out that the use of Champions by the Knights is quite at odds with Dark Angels organization; however, some commentators suggest these are simply [[Interrogator-Chaplain\|Interrogator-Chaplains]] under another name.

	==Knights of Hrothgar==		==Knights of Hrothgar==
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	===Avalon===		===Avalon===
-	A [[Shrine World]] which, if it were not for the ~~Shrine~~ of Lord Hrothgar located there, would be classified as a [[Knight World]]. The titular governor is the Company Master of the 8th Company (Sniper) and significant elements of the 8th and 9th Companies are based on Avalon. The planet is also home to [[Adepta_Sororitas#Orders\|Preceptories]] of the [[Order of the Lexicon]] and the [[Order of the Holy Seal]]. The Grand Master of Librarians holds a personal fief here, where the Librarians of the chapter sometimes meet.	+	A [[Shrine World]] which, if it were not for the Shrines of Blessed [[Corax]] and Lord Hrothgar located there, would be classified as a [[Knight World]]. The titular governor is the Company Master of the 8th Company (Sniper) and significant elements of the 8th and 9th Companies are based on Avalon. The planet is also home to [[Adepta_Sororitas#Orders\|Preceptories]] of the [[Order of the Lexicon]] and the [[Order of the Holy Seal]]. The Grand Master of Librarians holds a personal fief here, where the Librarians of the chapter sometimes meet.

	===Brendanshaven===		===Brendanshaven===

Talk:Two unknown legions

Spysix — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:58:43 GMT

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	::Alright, but that doesn't bar the blood ravens from being a candidate for being one of the unknown legions. --[[User:Spysix\|Spysix]] 02:35, 14 November 2009 (UTC)		::Alright, but that doesn't bar the blood ravens from being a candidate for being one of the unknown legions. --[[User:Spysix\|Spysix]] 02:35, 14 November 2009 (UTC)
	:::No, but it doesn't automatically raise them to it either. It's not firm evidence, you're just drawing meaning from semantics. Basically, the source you kindly provided does not provide information on the 2 Unknown Legions, it provides information on the Blood Ravens. If one were to place theories about the Blood Ravens' origins on lex, that should be done - cited and sourced - in their own article. And if one were to do that, surely their possible connection to the Thousand Sons would take precedence. There's plenty of grist for the mill on that subject in the 2nd and 3rd DOW novels. Thanks.--[[User:Mob\|Mob]] 04:38, 17 November 2009 (UTC)		:::No, but it doesn't automatically raise them to it either. It's not firm evidence, you're just drawing meaning from semantics. Basically, the source you kindly provided does not provide information on the 2 Unknown Legions, it provides information on the Blood Ravens. If one were to place theories about the Blood Ravens' origins on lex, that should be done - cited and sourced - in their own article. And if one were to do that, surely their possible connection to the Thousand Sons would take precedence. There's plenty of grist for the mill on that subject in the 2nd and 3rd DOW novels. Thanks.--[[User:Mob\|Mob]] 04:38, 17 November 2009 (UTC)
		+	:::: I didn't say it automatically does, I'm saying they're '''candidates'''. This is why we're discussing it now and its not on a page to be edited over and over again. Thousands sons don't take precedence as it's just as well a theory as the Blood Ravens being an unknown legion. Thank you and goodnight. --[[User:Spysix\|Spysix]] 02:58, 21 November 2009 (UTC)

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Aaron.linderman — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 02:40:24 GMT

The Umbrian System:

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	Many of Hrothgar's Inquisitors come from the [[Amalathian]] philosophy, which emphasizes the unfolding of the Emperor's plan and the importance of unity between imperial organizations. However, some Amalathians are squeemish about even small violations of the ''lex imperia''. Adherents of the [[Inquisition#Radicals\|Istvaan]], [[Inquisition#Radicals\|Recongregation]], and [[Inquisition#Minor_and_Splinter_Philosophies\|Polypsykana\|]] philosophies, among others, can also be found among Hrothgar's Inquisitors.		Many of Hrothgar's Inquisitors come from the [[Amalathian]] philosophy, which emphasizes the unfolding of the Emperor's plan and the importance of unity between imperial organizations. However, some Amalathians are squeemish about even small violations of the ''lex imperia''. Adherents of the [[Inquisition#Radicals\|Istvaan]], [[Inquisition#Radicals\|Recongregation]], and [[Inquisition#Minor_and_Splinter_Philosophies\|Polypsykana\|]] philosophies, among others, can also be found among Hrothgar's Inquisitors.
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		+	==The Umbrian System==
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		+	Located in [[Segmentum Obscurus]], the Umbrian System has seven planets, six of them inhabited. The System takes its name from the most significant planet, Umbria.
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		+	===Umbria===
		+	The official homeworld of the Knights of Hrothgar - though they actively recruit throughout the System - and is home to the Mercian Den, their [[Fortress-monastery\|fortress-monastery]]. Whereas the Chapter Master of many chapters doubles as the [[Planetary Governor]] of the chapter's [[Adeptus Astartes Homeworld\|homeworld]], Umbria's titular Governor is the Company Master of the 1st Company (Assault), though nearly all planetary matters are actually conducted by the Steward of Umbria. The Mercian Den, a rocky island located off the coast of one of the major continents in the northern hemisphere, is the primary base of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th Companies (Assault), 7th Company (Sniper) and 12th Company (Heavy Weapons), as well as the Supreme Grand Master and his Council. The Supreme Grand Master, Grand Master of Champions and Grand Master of Apothecaries hold personal fiefs on Umbria, though the remaining Council members have personal fiefs on other planets (see below).
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		+	Umbria is also home to a [[Adepta_Sororitas#Orders\|Commandery]] of the [[Order of the Cleansing Water]], the Umbrian [[Inquisition#Inquisitorial_Conclaves.2C_Cabals_and_Cells\|Conclave]] (said to be filled exclusively with [[User:Aaron.linderman#Hrothgar.E2.80.99s_Inquisitors\|Hrothgar's Inquisitors]]) and a variety of administrative offices relating to the [[User:Aaron.linderman#Sentinels_of_Hrothgar\|Sentinels]], the 24 regiments of the System's [[Planetary Defence Forces]] and other aspects of the Knights' work.
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		+	Umbria has three moons - Woden, Thor and Hother - which house massive lasers for planetary defense.
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		+	===Avalon===
		+	A [[Shrine World]] which, if it were not for the Shrine of Lord Hrothgar located there, would be classified as a [[Knight World]]. The titular governor is the Company Master of the 8th Company (Sniper) and significant elements of the 8th and 9th Companies are based on Avalon. The planet is also home to [[Adepta_Sororitas#Orders\|Preceptories]] of the [[Order of the Lexicon]] and the [[Order of the Holy Seal]]. The Grand Master of Librarians holds a personal fief here, where the Librarians of the chapter sometimes meet.
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		+	===Brendanshaven===
		+	A [[Civilised World]] and home base of the [[User:Aaron.linderman#The_Fleet_of_Hrothgar\|Fleet of Hrothgar]]. Large elements of the 4th Company (Assault) and 10th Company (Heavy Weapons) are based there. The titular governor is the Chapter Master of the 10th Company. The Grand Master of Techmarines holds a personal fief here.
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		+	===Luchta===
		+	An [[Industrial World]], home to large elements of the 11th Company (Heavy Weapons). It is home to the chapter's Arsenal, Foundries and Brother Artisans. The titular governor is the Company Master of the 11th Company.
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		+	===Cawdor===
		+	A lightly-inhabited [[Agri World]]. The Grand Masters of Snipers and Heavy Weapons each hold a personal fief here, where Snipers and Devastators receive their initial vocational training.
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		+	===Dyfed===
		+	A lightly-inhabited Agri World. The Grand Master of Assaulters holds a personal fief here, where Assaulters receive their initial vocational training.
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		+	===Annwn===
		+	A [[Dead World]], home only to an Adeptus Mechanicus [[Research Station]].

	==Patrols==		==Patrols==

Convent Prioris

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Codex: Sisters of Battle (2nd Edition)

Aaron.linderman — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:15:09 GMT

The General Structure:

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	The '''Codex: Sisters of Battle''' is an expansion book for the Games Workshop Table Top game Warhammer 40,000. This book was published for the first time in 1997, and is for the [[Warhammer 40,000 2nd Edition Rulebook\|2nd Edition]] of Warhammer 40,000.		The '''Codex: Sisters of Battle''' is an expansion book for the Games Workshop Table Top game Warhammer 40,000. This book was published for the first time in 1997, and is for the [[Warhammer 40,000 2nd Edition Rulebook\|2nd Edition]] of Warhammer 40,000.

-	The title of the Codex is Codex Sisters of Battle.	+	The title of the Codex is Codex [[Adepta Sororitas\|Sisters of Battle]].

	The book has 64 pages and the cover is printed in color while the majority of the book remains in black and white, although there are several pages of colour images of miniatures.		The book has 64 pages and the cover is printed in color while the majority of the book remains in black and white, although there are several pages of colour images of miniatures.

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Horus Aximand

Commassar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 22:39:42 GMT

The Emperor Protects.

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-	'''Horus Aximand''' was a [[Space Marine Captain\|captain]] of the [[Luna Wolves]] legion and member of the elite [[Mournival]] council. His likeness to [[Warmaster]] [[Horus]] was so striking that he was affectionately known as ''''Little Horus'''' by his peers. Aximand was heavily involved in warrior lodges that ~~lead~~ to the corruption of the Sons of Horus. When Horus was mortally wounded on Davin's Moon, Aximand was one of the lodge members that agreed to allow the Serpent Lodge on Davin to heal Horus of his wound, which in turn lead to Horus's fall to Chaos. Horus Aximand was in the end responsible for the death of his Mournival comrade [[Tarik Torgaddon]].	+	'''Horus Aximand''' was a [[Space Marine Captain\|captain]] of the [[Luna Wolves]] legion and member of the elite [[Mournival]] council. His likeness to [[Warmaster]] [[Horus]] was so striking that he was affectionately known as ''''Little Horus'''' by his peers. Aximand was heavily involved in warrior lodges that led to the corruption of the Sons of Horus. When Horus was mortally wounded on Davin's Moon, Aximand was one of the lodge members that agreed to allow the Serpent Lodge on Davin to heal Horus of his wound, which in turn lead to Horus's fall to Chaos. Horus Aximand was in the end responsible for the death of his Mournival comrade [[Tarik Torgaddon]].

-	Horus Aximand was last seen at the drop site massacre on Isstvan V, fighting alongside the Son's of Horus, accompanying Abaddon. It's clear that a change ~~has~~ overcome Aximand as his movements were described as being mechanical and his features devoid of emotion. Aximand's reluctance to kill his Mournival brothers on Isstvan III could be seen as the catalyst for the change. Despite Aximand's allegiances to the Warmaster, he is always described as a wise and rational Astartes. While ultimately he is tied to his Primarch's cause, much of his personality has been buried.	+	Horus Aximand was last seen at the drop site massacre on Isstvan V, fighting alongside the Son's of Horus, accompanying Abaddon. It was clear that a change had overcome Aximand as his movements were described as being mechanical and his features devoid of emotion. Aximand's reluctance to kill his Mournival brothers on Isstvan III could be seen as the catalyst for the change. Despite Aximand's allegiances to the Warmaster, he is always described as a wise and rational Astartes. While ultimately he is tied to his Primarch's cause, much of his personality has been buried.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

Star Child

Werewolf nr — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:15:27 GMT

Eye of Terror -> Eye of Terror (Novel)

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	The Star Child is also suggested as being the compassion which the Emperor cast from himself in order to destroy his most beloved Primarch-son, Horus.<sup>1</sup>		The Star Child is also suggested as being the compassion which the Emperor cast from himself in order to destroy his most beloved Primarch-son, Horus.<sup>1</sup>

-	It is stated in ''[[Eye of Terror]]'', a novel by the deceased Barrington J. Bayley, that once the Emperor dies his soul will be freed to go into the warp. Here it will Neutralize the Chaos Gods, causing the physical universe to fight one last bloody conflict against each other for the control of the galaxy.<sup>5</sup> This bears similarity to the [[Rhana Dandra]] prophecy told by the Eldar.	+	It is stated in ''[[Eye of Terror (Novel)\|Eye of Terror]]'', a novel by the deceased Barrington J. Bayley, that once the Emperor dies his soul will be freed to go into the warp. Here it will Neutralize the Chaos Gods, causing the physical universe to fight one last bloody conflict against each other for the control of the galaxy.<sup>5</sup> This bears similarity to the [[Rhana Dandra]] prophecy told by the Eldar.

	The [[Inquisition]] (particularly the [[Ordo Malleus]]) has always been at war with the ''[[Sensei]]'', the "Emperor's Sons." In 997.[[M41]], Inquisitor Fortez reports that he and his colleagues Alexio and Credo determined the Temple of the Star Child on Levilnor IV consisted of unwitting pawns of [[Tzeentch]], so they eliminated it.<sup>3</sup> However, in the ''[[Inquisition War Trilogy (Novel Series)\|Inquisition War Trilogy]]'' the same Cult is eliminated by Jaq Draco and a "fellow Inquisitor", suggesting that in fact this could have been a clever diversion. <sup>1</sup>		The [[Inquisition]] (particularly the [[Ordo Malleus]]) has always been at war with the ''[[Sensei]]'', the "Emperor's Sons." In 997.[[M41]], Inquisitor Fortez reports that he and his colleagues Alexio and Credo determined the Temple of the Star Child on Levilnor IV consisted of unwitting pawns of [[Tzeentch]], so they eliminated it.<sup>3</sup> However, in the ''[[Inquisition War Trilogy (Novel Series)\|Inquisition War Trilogy]]'' the same Cult is eliminated by Jaq Draco and a "fellow Inquisitor", suggesting that in fact this could have been a clever diversion. <sup>1</sup>

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Aaron.linderman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:05:30 GMT

The Fleet of Hrothgar:

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	The chapter is commanded by a Supreme Grand Master, assisted by a council of seven Grand Masters. Three of these oversee the training and discipline of particular vocations: the Grand Master of Assaulters (who exercises oversight over the 1st through 6th Companies), the Grand Master of Snipers (7th through 9th Companies) and Grand Master of Devastators (10th through 12th Companies). The Grand Master of Champions is generally considered the Supreme Grand Master’s deputy and has responsibility for all Champions as well as Specialists. He is assisted by the Grand Master of Apothecaries, the Grand Master of Librarians and the Grand Master of Techmarines (whose duties overlap, since all Specialists specialize in two fields).		The chapter is commanded by a Supreme Grand Master, assisted by a council of seven Grand Masters. Three of these oversee the training and discipline of particular vocations: the Grand Master of Assaulters (who exercises oversight over the 1st through 6th Companies), the Grand Master of Snipers (7th through 9th Companies) and Grand Master of Devastators (10th through 12th Companies). The Grand Master of Champions is generally considered the Supreme Grand Master’s deputy and has responsibility for all Champions as well as Specialists. He is assisted by the Grand Master of Apothecaries, the Grand Master of Librarians and the Grand Master of Techmarines (whose duties overlap, since all Specialists specialize in two fields).

-	Uncommon among Space Marines, the Supreme Grand Master does not command the First Company, but has a Headquarters Element which includes the Chapter’s [[Dreadnought\|Dreadnoughts]], Specialists, Champions and the Supreme Grand Master’s Guard. The Guard consists of a squad of Veteran Assaulters in terminator armor, a squad of Veteran Snipers and a squad of Veteran Devastators (in power armor). The Supreme Grant Master and these 29 warriors – the Supreme Grand Master is himself a member of the Assaulters squad, irrespective of his original vocation – usually travel in a unique oversized Land Raider known as Hrothgar’s Fury, a vehicle of approximately twice the dimensions of an ordinary Land Raider. It carries a pair of [[battle cannon\|battle cannons]] on each sponson, with twin-linked [[Lascannon\|lascannons]] on a turret and two pairs of twin-linked [[assault cannon\|assault cannons]] on smaller mounts.	+	Uncommon among Space Marines, the Supreme Grand Master does not command the First Company, but has a Headquarters Element which includes the Chapter’s [[Dreadnought\|Dreadnoughts]], Specialists (approximately 60), Champions (approximately 30) and the Supreme Grand Master’s Guard. The Guard consists of a squad of Veteran Assaulters in terminator armor, a squad of Veteran Snipers and a squad of Veteran Devastators (in power armor). The Supreme Grant Master and these 29 warriors – the Supreme Grand Master is himself a member of the Assaulters squad, irrespective of his original vocation – usually travel in a unique oversized Land Raider known as Hrothgar’s Fury, a vehicle of approximately twice the dimensions of an ordinary Land Raider. It carries a pair of [[battle cannon\|battle cannons]] on each sponson, with twin-linked [[Lascannon\|lascannons]] on a turret and two pairs of twin-linked [[assault cannon\|assault cannons]] on smaller mounts.

	Company Masters, though less important than Specialists and Champions, do fulfill a variety of roles, in addition to overseeing the day-to-day operations of their companies.		Company Masters, though less important than Specialists and Champions, do fulfill a variety of roles, in addition to overseeing the day-to-day operations of their companies.
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	==The Fleet of Hrothgar==		==The Fleet of Hrothgar==

-	Officially the Fleet is simply the Knights’ transport element. Whereas many chapters maintain a space transport capability about twice the size of the actual chapter (allowing for flexible responses, particularly if the chapter is fighting in several different campaigns), the Knights of Hrothgar have a fleet with a lift capacity about ten times the size of the chapter’s requirements. This anomaly is easily explained by the Sons’ desire to transport their Guard units without having to rely on the [[Imperial Navy]]. (This has aroused the suspicions of some, who point out that the Imperial Army was broken up after the [[Horus Heresy]] specifically to avoid a single organization wielding too much power. However, the Sons’ presence within the [[Inquisition]] has thus far managed to keep critics of this policy at bay.)	+	Officially the Fleet is simply the Knights’ transport element. Whereas many chapters maintain a space transport capability about twice the size of the actual chapter (allowing for flexible responses, particularly if the chapter is fighting in several different campaigns), the Knights of Hrothgar have a fleet with a lift capacity about ten times the size of the chapter’s requirements. This anomaly is easily explained by the Sons’ desire to transport their Guard units without having to rely on the [[Imperial Navy]]. (This has aroused the suspicions of some, who point out that the [[Imperial Army]] was broken up after the [[Horus Heresy]] specifically to avoid a single organization wielding too much power. However, the Sons’ presence within the [[Inquisition]] has thus far managed to keep critics of this policy at bay.)

	Thus, the Fleet consists of an astounding 18 [[Battle Barge\|Battle Barges]] and 60 [[Strike Cruiser\|Strike Cruisers]]. Whereas most of these vessels actually transport Guardsmen, the small number of Rapid Strike vessels – relatively few at 16 – shows that they are reserved primarily for the Knights. The fleet also includes smaller [[Valkyrie]] troop carriers and [[Vulture]] gunships for the Guardsmen and [[Thunderhawk\|Thunderhawks]] for the Knights.		Thus, the Fleet consists of an astounding 18 [[Battle Barge\|Battle Barges]] and 60 [[Strike Cruiser\|Strike Cruisers]]. Whereas most of these vessels actually transport Guardsmen, the small number of Rapid Strike vessels – relatively few at 16 – shows that they are reserved primarily for the Knights. The fleet also includes smaller [[Valkyrie]] troop carriers and [[Vulture]] gunships for the Guardsmen and [[Thunderhawk\|Thunderhawks]] for the Knights.

Chapter Master

Werewolf nr — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:03:38 GMT

Jubal -> Jubal Khan (Jubal is a disambiguation page)

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	*[[Seydon]], Chapter Master, Iron Snakes		*[[Seydon]], Chapter Master, Iron Snakes
	*[[Sarpedon]], Chapter Master and Chief Librarian, Soul Drinkers		*[[Sarpedon]], Chapter Master and Chief Librarian, Soul Drinkers
-	*[[Jubal]], Chapter Master, White Scars	+	*[[Jubal Khan]], Chapter Master, White Scars
	*[[Logan Grimnar]], Great Wolf, Space Wolves		*[[Logan Grimnar]], Great Wolf, Space Wolves

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Warhammer 40,000 squad command

Holy tinman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 19:02:38 GMT

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	== Warhammer 40,000 squad command ==		== Warhammer 40,000 squad command ==
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-	Warhammer 40,000 squad command is a ~~computer~~ game product by THQ<sup>1</sup> and Games workshop<sup>1</sup>. Its gameplay consists of commanding a group of charecters through levels inhabited by chaos forces.	+	Warhammer 40,000 squad command is a turn based battle simulation game product by THQ<sup>1</sup> and Games workshop<sup>1</sup>. Its gameplay consists of commanding a group of charecters through levels inhabited by chaos forces.

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	== Weapons ==		== Weapons ==


-	Weapons and new units are aquired by winning missions.	+	Weapons and new units are aquired by winning missions. Weapons include lasguns, bolters, heavy bolters, storm bolters, heavy lasguns, chainswords, plasma cannons, missile launchers, flamers, heavy flamers, assult cannons, twin linked bolters, sniper rifles, powerfists, combat shotguns and twinlinked lascannons.*<sup>2</sup>
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		+
		+	== Gameplay ==
		+
		+	The game is played in turns with the player acting first. A certain ammount of action points are assigned to each unit and they are used for movement and attacking. All the scenery except the floor can be destroyed. However this can damage your units. It can be bought for the PSP or nintendo DS.
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		+
		+	== Sources ==
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		+	*<sup>1</sup> Copyright
		+	*<sup>2</sup> Warhammer 40,000 squad command.
		+	--[[User:Holy tinman\|Holy tinman]] 19:02, 20 November 2009 (UTC)

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Aaron.linderman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:21:47 GMT

Notes:

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	Uncommon among Space Marines, the Supreme Grand Master does not command the First Company, but has a Headquarters Element which includes the Chapter’s [[Dreadnought\|Dreadnoughts]], Specialists, Champions and the Supreme Grand Master’s Guard. The Guard consists of a squad of Veteran Assaulters in terminator armor, a squad of Veteran Snipers and a squad of Veteran Devastators (in power armor). The Supreme Grant Master and these 29 warriors – the Supreme Grand Master is himself a member of the Assaulters squad, irrespective of his original vocation – usually travel in a unique oversized Land Raider known as Hrothgar’s Fury, a vehicle of approximately twice the dimensions of an ordinary Land Raider. It carries a pair of [[battle cannon\|battle cannons]] on each sponson, with twin-linked [[Lascannon\|lascannons]] on a turret and two pairs of twin-linked [[assault cannon\|assault cannons]] on smaller mounts.		Uncommon among Space Marines, the Supreme Grand Master does not command the First Company, but has a Headquarters Element which includes the Chapter’s [[Dreadnought\|Dreadnoughts]], Specialists, Champions and the Supreme Grand Master’s Guard. The Guard consists of a squad of Veteran Assaulters in terminator armor, a squad of Veteran Snipers and a squad of Veteran Devastators (in power armor). The Supreme Grant Master and these 29 warriors – the Supreme Grand Master is himself a member of the Assaulters squad, irrespective of his original vocation – usually travel in a unique oversized Land Raider known as Hrothgar’s Fury, a vehicle of approximately twice the dimensions of an ordinary Land Raider. It carries a pair of [[battle cannon\|battle cannons]] on each sponson, with twin-linked [[Lascannon\|lascannons]] on a turret and two pairs of twin-linked [[assault cannon\|assault cannons]] on smaller mounts.
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		+	Company Masters, though less important than Specialists and Champions, do fulfill a variety of roles, in addition to overseeing the day-to-day operations of their companies.
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		+	*'''First Company (Assault)''': Company Master serves as Commandant of the Mercian Den
		+	*'''Second Company (Assault)''': Company Master serves as Master of the Watch
		+	*'''Third Company (Assault)''': Company Master serves as Master of the [[Chapter Serf\|Chapter Serfs]]
		+	*'''Forth Company (Assault)''': Company Master serves as Guardian of the [[Navigator\|Navigators]]
		+	*'''Fifth Company (Assault)''': Company Master serves as Chief Victualler and Master of the Refectory
		+	*'''Sixth Company (Assault)''': Company Master serves as Warden of the Penitorium
		+	*'''Seventh Company (Sniper)''': Company Master serves as Guardian of the Sentinels
		+	*'''Eighth Company (Sniper)''': Company Master serves as Master of the Rites
		+	*'''Ninth Company (Sniper)''': Company Master serves as Keeper of the Ancient Lore and Master of the Oratoria
		+	*'''Tenth Company (Heavy Weapons)''': Company Master serves as Master of the [[User:Aaron.linderman#The_Fleet_of_Hrothgar\|Fleet]]
		+	*'''Eleventh Company (Heavy Weapons)''': Company Master serves as Master of the Arsenal, Keeper of the Foundries and Guardian of the Brother Artisans
		+	*'''Twelfth Company (Heavy Weapons)''': Company Master serves as Keeper of the [[Astropath\|Astropaths]]<sup>4</sup>

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	As mentioned above, pioneers ordinarily serve one to a squad. Moreover, the duty is usually temporary, as any Heavy Weapons Operator would gladly return to his proper work. However, on one occasion, and one only, pioneers fought in large numbers. This occurred in 941.[[M41]] when Pioneer Champion Manfred von Streikland led the Pioneer [[User:Aaron.linderman#Patrols\|Patrol]] in the [[Second War for Armageddon]]. The Patrol consisted of 200 Devastators, with two or even three members per demi-squad equipped as pioneers. These units proved effective at punching through the hive ruins and dealing with enemy strong points. In this Patrol the pioneers were supported by 100 Assaulters, the twelve [[User:Aaron.linderman#Companies_1-4:_Strike_Companies\|strike companies]] of the 1st, 3rd and 4th Umbrian Mixed Regiments, and various forces from Adeptus Mechanicus including a dozen squads of [[Skitarii]] and several [[Secutor\|Secutors]]. Thus, the Patrol fielded a total force of some 720 tanks and approximately 4,750 men (quite large for a Patrol). Of these, only about 100 (or 2%) were pioneers but their role was said to be instrumental and the Pioneer Patrol has become a legend in the history of the Sons, a source of great pride to those few Heavy Weapons Operators drawn to pioneer duty.		As mentioned above, pioneers ordinarily serve one to a squad. Moreover, the duty is usually temporary, as any Heavy Weapons Operator would gladly return to his proper work. However, on one occasion, and one only, pioneers fought in large numbers. This occurred in 941.[[M41]] when Pioneer Champion Manfred von Streikland led the Pioneer [[User:Aaron.linderman#Patrols\|Patrol]] in the [[Second War for Armageddon]]. The Patrol consisted of 200 Devastators, with two or even three members per demi-squad equipped as pioneers. These units proved effective at punching through the hive ruins and dealing with enemy strong points. In this Patrol the pioneers were supported by 100 Assaulters, the twelve [[User:Aaron.linderman#Companies_1-4:_Strike_Companies\|strike companies]] of the 1st, 3rd and 4th Umbrian Mixed Regiments, and various forces from Adeptus Mechanicus including a dozen squads of [[Skitarii]] and several [[Secutor\|Secutors]]. Thus, the Patrol fielded a total force of some 720 tanks and approximately 4,750 men (quite large for a Patrol). Of these, only about 100 (or 2%) were pioneers but their role was said to be instrumental and the Pioneer Patrol has become a legend in the history of the Sons, a source of great pride to those few Heavy Weapons Operators drawn to pioneer duty.
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		+	<sup>4</sup>Unusually, the Company Master of the 12th Company (Heavy Weapons) is usually also a Specialist (Librarian), as befits his position as Keeper of the [[Astropath\|Astropaths]].

Chapter

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	Besides the Space Marine fighting brethren there are many non-combat personnel, fully part of the Chapter but generally not involved directly in combat. These include the chapter's [[chapter Serf\|hereditary slaves]], [[Astropath]]s, [[Navigator]]s, etc.		Besides the Space Marine fighting brethren there are many non-combat personnel, fully part of the Chapter but generally not involved directly in combat. These include the chapter's [[chapter Serf\|hereditary slaves]], [[Astropath]]s, [[Navigator]]s, etc.

-	The chapter ~~isn't~~ created overnight it's created from gene-seed of donor chapter.The zygote is implanted in human test-slave who spends his entire life in static experimental capsule immobile serving nothing but as a medium which from two progenoids will develop.When the progenoids are developed they are extracted from original test-slave and ~~after that theyare~~ implanted into another two test-slaves ~~which produce~~ four progenoids and so on.It takes 55 years of reproduction to create a ~~1000~~ healthy set of organs.These must be sanctioned officially by the Master of the Adeptus Mechanicus and then by the High Lords of Terra speaking for the Emperor~~.Only the Emperor~~ can give permission for the creation of a new chapter.	+	The chapter is not created overnight; it is created from the gene-seed of the donor chapter. The zygote is implanted in a human test-slave who spends his entire life in static experimental capsule immobile serving nothing but as a medium which from two progenoids will develop. When the progenoids are developed they are extracted from original test-slave and then implanted into another two test-slaves, producing four progenoids, and so on. It takes 55 years of reproduction to create a healthy set of 1,000 organs. These must be sanctioned officially by the Master of the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] and then by the [[High Lords of Terra]], speaking for the [[Emperor]], who alone can give permission for the creation of a new chapter.

	A codex chapter is made up of ten [[company\|companies]], each consisting of one hundred marines and commanded by a company commander with the title of [[Space Marine Captain\|Captain]]. Generally the first company is made up of the Chapter's most experienced veteran marines. The second through ninth consists of more ordinary warriors. Some individual companies are specialized assault or support companies, possessing larger proportions of Assault or Devastator squads. The tenth company of a Codex Astartes Chapter is a [[Scout]] force, made up of aspiring Space Marines not yet proven in battle. Each Chapter is led by a [[Chapter Master]]. Each chapter has its own traditions, specialties, its own cult, beliefs and practices.		A codex chapter is made up of ten [[company\|companies]], each consisting of one hundred marines and commanded by a company commander with the title of [[Space Marine Captain\|Captain]]. Generally the first company is made up of the Chapter's most experienced veteran marines. The second through ninth consists of more ordinary warriors. Some individual companies are specialized assault or support companies, possessing larger proportions of Assault or Devastator squads. The tenth company of a Codex Astartes Chapter is a [[Scout]] force, made up of aspiring Space Marines not yet proven in battle. Each Chapter is led by a [[Chapter Master]]. Each chapter has its own traditions, specialties, its own cult, beliefs and practices.

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Aaron.linderman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:02:03 GMT

Creation of the Sentinels and Subsequent History of the Sons of Hrothgar:

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	===Creation of the Sentinels and Subsequent History of the Sons of Hrothgar===		===Creation of the Sentinels and Subsequent History of the Sons of Hrothgar===

-	As the Knights of Hrothgar approached their full complement of 1,200 Marines, Brother Alaric, one of the original Dark Angel members of the new chapter, was given the task of raising six Imperial Guard regiments from among the inhabitants of the Umbrian System, particularly from among those who, though of great strength and character, were not fit to become Marines. In spite of the fact that Brother Alaric did not personally command these new units – known as the Sentinels of Hrothgar – he is generally seen as their founder, since his super-human life outlasted that of any of the original commanders. Moreover, the composition, training and doctrine of the Sentinels were all of his design. Even down to the present, while the most senior [[Imperial_Guard_Captain#Colonel\|colonel]] will exercise general authority over the six regiments, and will sit in the high councils of the Sons of Hrothgar, one senior Knight will always be tasked with assisting the Sentinels.	+	As the Knights of Hrothgar approached their full complement of 1,200 Marines, Brother Alaric, one of the original Dark Angel members of the new chapter, was given the task of raising six Imperial Guard regiments from among the inhabitants of the Umbrian System, particularly from among those who, though of great strength and character, were not fit to become Marines. In spite of the fact that Brother Alaric did not personally command these new units – known as the Sentinels of Hrothgar – he is generally seen as their founder, since his super-human life outlasted that of any of the original commanders. Moreover, the composition, training and doctrine of the Sentinels were all of his design. Even down to the present, while the most senior [[Imperial_Guard_Captain#Colonel\|colonel]] will exercise general authority over the six regiments, and will sit in the high councils of the Sons of Hrothgar, one senior Knight - usually the Company Master of the 7th Company (Sniper) - will always be tasked with assisting the Sentinels.

	Meanwhile, Lord Hrothgar tapped an old friend of his, Bernard of Rievaulx, an Inquisitor of the [[Amalathian]] school, to begin founding [[Inquisition#Inquisitorial_Conclaves.2C_Cabals_and_Cells\|Cells]] within the Inquisition, for the support of the Sons of Hrothgar. Unlike the Knights and Sentinels, these cells, the so-called “Hrothgar’s Inquisitors,” are not official organizations appearing on the rolls of the [[Administratum]]. The Amalathian ideology of these inquisitors recruited by Bernard – namely the belief that the Holy [[Emperor]] has a grand plan which unfolds as it should – dovetailed well with the emerging Hrothgarian spirituality, which believes that the mission given to Hrothgar came directly from the Emperor Himself, to play a crucial, though heretofore only partially revealed, role in the defense of the Imperium of Man. However, Bernard recruited from outside the Amalathian school as well, not least because some of its more puritan members saw the Sons of Hrothgar as a threat to, rather than support of, the Imperial administration.		Meanwhile, Lord Hrothgar tapped an old friend of his, Bernard of Rievaulx, an Inquisitor of the [[Amalathian]] school, to begin founding [[Inquisition#Inquisitorial_Conclaves.2C_Cabals_and_Cells\|Cells]] within the Inquisition, for the support of the Sons of Hrothgar. Unlike the Knights and Sentinels, these cells, the so-called “Hrothgar’s Inquisitors,” are not official organizations appearing on the rolls of the [[Administratum]]. The Amalathian ideology of these inquisitors recruited by Bernard – namely the belief that the Holy [[Emperor]] has a grand plan which unfolds as it should – dovetailed well with the emerging Hrothgarian spirituality, which believes that the mission given to Hrothgar came directly from the Emperor Himself, to play a crucial, though heretofore only partially revealed, role in the defense of the Imperium of Man. However, Bernard recruited from outside the Amalathian school as well, not least because some of its more puritan members saw the Sons of Hrothgar as a threat to, rather than support of, the Imperial administration.

Dead World

Seric2 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:16:43 GMT

Notable Dead Worlds:

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	\|align=center\|N/A, was 12 billion pre-Heresy2,3		\|align=center\|N/A, was 12 billion pre-Heresy2,3
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		+	\|align=center\|[[Malvolion]]
		+	\|align=center\|Unknown
		+	\|align=center\|Unknown
		+	\|align=center\|Unknown
		+	\|align=center\|Unknown
		+	\|align=center\|N/A
	\|-		\|-
	\|align=center\|[[Naogeddon]]		\|align=center\|[[Naogeddon]]

Agri World

Seric2 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:01:36 GMT

Notable Agri-Worlds: Malvolion is not a Agri World

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	\|align=center\|Unknown		\|align=center\|Unknown
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-	~~\|align=center\|[[Malvolion]]~~
-	~~\|align=center\|Unknown~~
-	~~\|align=center\|Unknown~~
-	~~\|align=center\|Unknown~~
-	~~\|align=center\|Unknown~~
-	~~\|align=center\|N/A~~
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	\|align=center\|[[Masali]]		\|align=center\|[[Masali]]

Iax

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	\|Affiliation=[[Imperium]]		\|Affiliation=[[Imperium]]
-	\|Class=[[~~Garden~~ World~~\|Garden~~]]/[[Agri World]]	+	\|Class=[[Paradise World]]/[[Agri World]]
	\|Tithe Grade=Unknown		\|Tithe Grade=Unknown
	}}		}}

Kanak

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	\|Affiliation=[[Imperium]]		\|Affiliation=[[Imperium]]
-	\|Class=[[Feral World]]	+	\|Class=[[Feral World]], [[Death World]]
	\|Tithe Grade=Unknown		\|Tithe Grade=Unknown
	}}		}}

Adeptus Astartes Homeworld

Seric2 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:56:23 GMT

List of Adeptus Astartes Homeworlds:

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	\|align=center\|[[Ultima Segmentum]]		\|align=center\|[[Ultima Segmentum]]
-	\|align=center\|Prospero	+	\|align=center\|[[Prospero Sector\|Prospero]]
-	\|align=center\|Prospero	+	\|align=center\|[[Prospero Subsector\|Prospero]]
-	\|align=center\|Prospero	+	\|align=center\|[[Prospero System]]
	\|align=center\|[[Thousand Sons]]		\|align=center\|[[Thousand Sons]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|align=center\|[[Rynn's World]]		\|align=center\|[[Rynn's World]]
	\|align=center\|[[Ultima]]		\|align=center\|[[Ultima]]
-	\|align=center\|Loki	+	\|align=center\|[[Loki SectorLoki]]
	\|align=center\|Unknown		\|align=center\|Unknown
-	\|align=center\|Rynnstar	+	\|align=center\|[[Rynnstar System]]
	\|align=center\|[[Crimson Fists]]		\|align=center\|[[Crimson Fists]]
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	\|align=center\|[[Subsector Sol\|Sol]]		\|align=center\|[[Subsector Sol\|Sol]]
-	\|align=center\|[[Sol]]	+	\|align=center\|[[Sol System]]
	\|align=center\|[[Imperial Fists]]		\|align=center\|[[Imperial Fists]]
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	\|align=center\|[[Subsector Sol\|Sol]]		\|align=center\|[[Subsector Sol\|Sol]]
-	\|align=center\|[[Sol]]	+	\|align=center\|[[Sol System]]
	\|align=center\|[[Grey Knights]]		\|align=center\|[[Grey Knights]]
	\|-		\|-

Rynn's World

Seric2 — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:54:27 GMT

Planet Summary:

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	\|Segmentum=[[Ultima]]		\|Segmentum=[[Ultima]]
-	\|Sector=Loki	+	\|Sector= [[Sector Loki\|Loki]]
	\|Subsector=Unknown		\|Subsector=Unknown
-	\|System=Rynnstar	+	\|System=[[Rynnstar System]]
	\|Population=Unknown		\|Population=Unknown
	\|Affiliation=[[Imperium]]		\|Affiliation=[[Imperium]]

Lexicanum:Immaterium

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	Thanks lexicanum im not so good with spellings but im getting there, i specialise in space marines and imperial guard... so contact if any queries		Thanks lexicanum im not so good with spellings but im getting there, i specialise in space marines and imperial guard... so contact if any queries
		+
		+	This is a great site and my knowledge of Warhammer 40k is growing every time I log onto this page :)- WarriorOfUltramar

Warhammer 40,000 squad command

Holy tinman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:58:46 GMT

New page

== Warhammer 40,000 squad command ==
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Warhammer 40,000 squad command is a computer game product by THQ*<sup>1</sup> and Games workshop*<sup>1</sup>. Its gameplay consists of commanding a group of charecters through levels inhabited by chaos forces.

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== Units ==

The player uses ultramarines throughout the game. Units include ultramarine scouts, marines, landspeeders, land raiders, dreadnoughts and predators.

The chaos forces include cultists, chaos marines, predators, land raiders, dreadnoughts and summoned bloodletters. Although there are always more enemy units than the players squad they are weaker so that they can be defeated.

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== Weapons ==

Weapons and new units are aquired by winning missions.

Space Marine Dreadnought

Holy tinman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:34:09 GMT

Sources:

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	*<sup>12</sup> [[Dawn of War]]		*<sup>12</sup> [[Dawn of War]]
		+	*<sup>13</sup> [[Warhammer 40,000 squad command]]
	{{SMVehicles}}		{{SMVehicles}}
		+

	[[Category:Vehicles (Space Marines)\|Dreadnought]]		[[Category:Vehicles (Space Marines)\|Dreadnought]]

Deffkopta

Shortbe — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:33:14 GMT

Sources:

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	[[de:Killakopta]]		[[de:Killakopta]]
		+	The Ork Deffkopta has quickly made a reputation umungst the imperial guard, if a Huge horde of screaming alians with guns and axes is not enough to terrify guardsmen, then how about a chopper with rokkets? many ork attacks start with waves of these machines or other, more smarter Warbosses have even made the Deffkoptas flank the enemy and wreck havoc in their supply lines.

Lexicanum:Immaterium

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	Cheers -- Kinne		Cheers -- Kinne
	wow, lexicanum is way huger than i ever thought it could be - the rookie		wow, lexicanum is way huger than i ever thought it could be - the rookie
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		+	Thanks lexicanum im not so good with spellings but im getting there, i specialise in space marines and imperial guard... so contact if any queries

User:Holy tinman

Holy tinman — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:21:12 GMT

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Template:Howtosource

Inquisitor S. — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 12:54:04 GMT

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	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>
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		+	==Again = Last warning==
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High Gothic

Inquisitor S. — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 12:53:35 GMT

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	'''High Gothic''' (or "Tech") is the hieratic tongue of the [[Imperium]], used in the titles of ancient institutions and organisations (such as the Adeptus Terra). It represents an older language and is regarded as holy. In the Age of the Imperium, it is the equivalent of Latin during the medieval age.		'''High Gothic''' (or "Tech") is the hieratic tongue of the [[Imperium]], used in the titles of ancient institutions and organisations (such as the Adeptus Terra). It represents an older language and is regarded as holy. In the Age of the Imperium, it is the equivalent of Latin during the medieval age.

-	High Gothic is also known as "Tech" as it is a version of the language in which rituals and ancient works are recorded~~; particularly religious ceremonies.~~. This developed during the [[Dark Age of Technology]]. It derives from the common tongue of the time, an assimilation of English, European and Pacific languages which developed over many centuries in the American/Pacific region. This was the universal medium of written record until the [[Age of Strife]], and was spoken as a first language by many and as a second language by almost everyone. Its idioms and vocabulary now appear archaic and mystic, many of its words have acquired religious significance over the years. ~~This language varies greatly from~~ the ~~[[binary]] or binaric~~ language ~~used by~~ the [[~~Adeptus Mechanicus]], which is canted through code audibly or sent through an [[Imperial bionics~~\|~~MIU~~]]~~. Binary is also the languages~~ of ~~machines and their corresponding [[machine spirit\|Machine Spirits]]~~.	+	High Gothic is also known as "Tech" as it is a version of the language in which technical rituals and ancient works are recorded. This developed during the [[Dark Age of Technology]]. It derives from the common tongue of the time, an assimilation of English, European and Pacific languages which developed over many centuries in the American/Pacific region. This was the universal medium of written record until the [[Age of Strife]], and was spoken as a first language by many and as a second language by almost everyone. Its idioms and vocabulary now appear archaic and mystic, many of its words have acquired religious significance over the years. It is the language of the [[Techpriest\|Tech-priests]] and of forbidden books.

	High Gothic (represented in the game by Latinized English) is unintelligible to most Imperial citizens. It is only the language of important [[adept]]s and members of the [[Inquisition]], and even among those who can speak it, it is only a second language. It is used only formally (as in pious benedictions), rather than as a casual language.		High Gothic (represented in the game by Latinized English) is unintelligible to most Imperial citizens. It is only the language of important [[adept]]s and members of the [[Inquisition]], and even among those who can speak it, it is only a second language. It is used only formally (as in pious benedictions), rather than as a casual language.

Vance Stubbs

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	==Equipment==		==Equipment==

-	Stubbs' standard armaments are a pair of [[Lightning Claws]] and a wrist mounted [[Bolter]], the Lightning Claws can be upgraded to a pair of [[master-crafted]] Lightning Claws and the bolter can be replaced with a [[Storm Bolter]], to maximize lethality the master crafted lightning claws can be upgraded to a pair of Battle Claws and the Storm bolter can be replaced with a plasma pistol. He also has access to numerous battlefield enhancements such as targeting optics, bionics and carapace armour. Stubbs also receives some prestigious [[Imperial Guard Honours]], such as the [[Macharian Cross]]	+	Stubbs' standard armaments are a pair of [[Lightning Claws]] and a wrist mounted [[Bolter]], the Lightning Claws can be upgraded to a pair of [[master-crafted]] Lightning Claws and the bolter can be replaced with a [[Storm Bolter]], to maximize lethality the master crafted lightning claws can be upgraded to a pair of Battle Claws and the Storm bolter can be replaced with a plasma pistol. He also has access to numerous battlefield enhancements such as targeting optics, bionics and carapace armour. Stubbs also receives some prestigious [[Imperial Guard Honours]], such as the [[Macharian Cross]]. Stubbs also has an ornate [[laspistol]], strapped on a holster on his left hip but he is never seen using it and is most likely an aesthetic feature.

	== Source ==		== Source ==

High Gothic

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	'''High Gothic''' (or "Tech") is the hieratic tongue of the [[Imperium]], used in the titles of ancient institutions and organisations (such as the Adeptus Terra). It represents an older language and is regarded as holy. In the Age of the Imperium, it is the equivalent of Latin during the medieval age.		'''High Gothic''' (or "Tech") is the hieratic tongue of the [[Imperium]], used in the titles of ancient institutions and organisations (such as the Adeptus Terra). It represents an older language and is regarded as holy. In the Age of the Imperium, it is the equivalent of Latin during the medieval age.

-	High Gothic is also known as "Tech" as it is a version of the language in which ~~technical~~ rituals and ancient works are recorded. This developed during the [[Dark Age of Technology]]. It derives from the common tongue of the time, an assimilation of English, European and Pacific languages which developed over many centuries in the American/Pacific region. This was the universal medium of written record until the [[Age of Strife]], and was spoken as a first language by many and as a second language by almost everyone. Its idioms and vocabulary now appear archaic and mystic, many of its words have acquired religious significance over the years. ~~It is~~ the language of the [[~~Techpriest~~\|~~Tech-priests~~]] ~~and~~ of ~~forbidden books~~.	+	High Gothic is also known as "Tech" as it is a version of the language in which rituals and ancient works are recorded; particularly religious ceremonies.. This developed during the [[Dark Age of Technology]]. It derives from the common tongue of the time, an assimilation of English, European and Pacific languages which developed over many centuries in the American/Pacific region. This was the universal medium of written record until the [[Age of Strife]], and was spoken as a first language by many and as a second language by almost everyone. Its idioms and vocabulary now appear archaic and mystic, many of its words have acquired religious significance over the years. This language varies greatly from the [[binary]] or binaric language used by the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]], which is canted through code audibly or sent through an [[Imperial bionics\|MIU]]. Binary is also the languages of machines and their corresponding [[machine spirit\|Machine Spirits]].

	High Gothic (represented in the game by Latinized English) is unintelligible to most Imperial citizens. It is only the language of important [[adept]]s and members of the [[Inquisition]], and even among those who can speak it, it is only a second language. It is used only formally (as in pious benedictions), rather than as a casual language.		High Gothic (represented in the game by Latinized English) is unintelligible to most Imperial citizens. It is only the language of important [[adept]]s and members of the [[Inquisition]], and even among those who can speak it, it is only a second language. It is used only formally (as in pious benedictions), rather than as a casual language.

Taros Campaign

Carion Lord — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 00:13:18 GMT

Imperial Order of Battle: Corrected Elysian Drop Troops link.

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-	*[[Drop Troops\|Elysian 23rd Drop Troops Regiment]]	+	*[[Elysian Drop Troops\|Elysian 23rd Drop Troops Regiment]]
	*[[Assault Engineers\|11th Sareinnian Assault Engineers]]		*[[Assault Engineers\|11th Sareinnian Assault Engineers]]
	*[[Cadian Shock Troopers\|Cadian 114th Shock Troops Regiment]]		*[[Cadian Shock Troopers\|Cadian 114th Shock Troops Regiment]]

User:Lieknen

Lieknen — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:25:45 GMT

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Inquisitor S. — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:50:33 GMT

Created page with 'Please make an effort to improve your spelling, it's not acceptable. --~~~~'

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Imperial Guard Terms

Inquisitor S. — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:50:09 GMT

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	==Related articles==		==Related articles==
	*[[Imperial Guard]]		*[[Imperial Guard]]
-	~~IMPERIAL SLANG,~~
-	~~FETH! A TANITH CURSE OFTEN USED WHEN THE SITUATION IS GETTING A LITTLE MESSY!~~
-	~~SOMETHINGS AWARY SIR! A PHRASE USED BY TANITH COMMS TROOPER BELTAYN WHEN HE CANNOT FIND A SIGNAL ON HIS VOX OR HE HAS A 'FELLING'~~
-	~~GAK! VERVUNHIVER SLANG TERM RIVALING THE TANITH'S FETH.~~

	==Sources==		==Sources==

Vanguard Veterans

Inquisitor S. — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:49:52 GMT

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	[[Category:Troops (Space Marines)]]		[[Category:Troops (Space Marines)]]
-	the vangaurd veterans are famous for their amazing skill at close combat and their habbit of challanging even the most elite commanders of the enemy to single combat a trait that can sometimes lead to disasteriuos conciquences. however, to become a vangaurd veteran the marine must have completed several tours of duty in both the company and chapter honour gaurd

Imperial Guard Terms

Shortbe — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:59:22 GMT

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	==Related articles==		==Related articles==
	*[[Imperial Guard]]		*[[Imperial Guard]]
		+	IMPERIAL SLANG,
		+	FETH! A TANITH CURSE OFTEN USED WHEN THE SITUATION IS GETTING A LITTLE MESSY!
		+	SOMETHINGS AWARY SIR! A PHRASE USED BY TANITH COMMS TROOPER BELTAYN WHEN HE CANNOT FIND A SIGNAL ON HIS VOX OR HE HAS A 'FELLING'
		+	GAK! VERVUNHIVER SLANG TERM RIVALING THE TANITH'S FETH.

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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	::Alright, but that doesn't bar the blood ravens from being a candidate for being one of the unknown legions. --[[User:Spysix\|Spysix]] 02:35, 14 November 2009 (UTC)		::Alright, but that doesn't bar the blood ravens from being a candidate for being one of the unknown legions. --[[User:Spysix\|Spysix]] 02:35, 14 November 2009 (UTC)
	:::No, but it doesn't automatically raise them to it either. It's not firm evidence, you're just drawing meaning from semantics. Basically, the source you kindly provided does not provide information on the 2 Unknown Legions, it provides information on the Blood Ravens. If one were to place theories about the Blood Ravens' origins on lex, that should be done - cited and sourced - in their own article. And if one were to do that, surely their possible connection to the Thousand Sons would take precedence. There's plenty of grist for the mill on that subject in the 2nd and 3rd DOW novels. Thanks.--[[User:Mob\|Mob]] 04:38, 17 November 2009 (UTC)		:::No, but it doesn't automatically raise them to it either. It's not firm evidence, you're just drawing meaning from semantics. Basically, the source you kindly provided does not provide information on the 2 Unknown Legions, it provides information on the Blood Ravens. If one were to place theories about the Blood Ravens' origins on lex, that should be done - cited and sourced - in their own article. And if one were to do that, surely their possible connection to the Thousand Sons would take precedence. There's plenty of grist for the mill on that subject in the 2nd and 3rd DOW novels. Thanks.--[[User:Mob\|Mob]] 04:38, 17 November 2009 (UTC)
		+	:::: I didn't say it automatically does, I'm saying they're '''candidates'''. This is why we're discussing it now and its not on a page to be edited over and over again. Thousands sons don't take precedence as it's just as well a theory as the Blood Ravens being an unknown legion. Thank you and goodnight. --[[User:Spysix\|Spysix]] 02:58, 21 November 2009 (UTC)

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	\|align=center\|N/A, was 12 billion pre-Heresy2,3		\|align=center\|N/A, was 12 billion pre-Heresy2,3
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	\|align=center\|[[Subsector Sol\|Sol]]		\|align=center\|[[Subsector Sol\|Sol]]
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