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The Order of the Argent Shroud is one of the six major Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas.


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Name: Order of the Argent Shroud
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Founder: Alexis XXII2b
Honoured Saint: Silvana5a
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Convent: Convent Prioris (Terra)1
Founding: 37th Millenium5a
Colours: Silver armour, white cloaks with red linings and weapons2a

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Overview

The Order was founded by Ecclesiarch Alexis XXII when the Convent Prioris was split2b, with their first leader and honoured Saint being Sister Silvana5a. They are based on Terra within the Convent Prioris.1 Their armor is silver along with a white cloak lined in red.2a Silvana was martyred shortly after they were split from the Order of the Ebon Chalice and before their own identity had been made. The fledgling Order took their name and symbol from the silvery impression of her skull upon her death shroud.7

Like their patron saint, the Order is altruistic and strong of faith. The Sisters of the Order, like Silvana, rarely speak, preferring to let their actions speak for them, and often are they of selfless heroism.7

History

  • At some point prior to the Third Armageddon War the Order had carried out attacks on the secretive Angels Vermillion chapter.3
  • The Order deployed 7 companies to Armageddon during the Third Armageddon War, four companies were deployed to the Fire Wastes with the remaining three being split into demi-companies and deployed throughout Armageddon Prime and Secundus.3 In one incident during the war they along with militia forces and the Flesh Tearers chapter of Space Marines trapped and destroyed forces belonging to Warlord Rukglum, only to witness the Flesh Tearers expand their assault and attack the Armageddon militia. Not wanting to face their former allies, the Order withdrew, later reporting the incident to the Inquisition and demanding their destruction.4

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