Subjugators

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Imperial Fists

The Subjugators Space Marine chapter are listed in the Mythos Angelica Mortis, a tome of ancient knowledge stating that 20 Space Marine chapters - known as the Astartes Praeses - had been created to watch over the Eye of Terror region.

Marine

Basic Data

Chapter Symbol

- Subjugators -
Founding Chapter:	Imperial Fists⁵
Founding:	Twenty Third Founding or Twenty Fourth Founding⁵
Chapter Master:	Unknown
Homeworld:	Xenax⁴
Fortress-Monastery:	Unknown
Colours:	Green
Specialty:	Unknown
Strength:	Unknown
Battle Cry:	Unknown

Miniature

Notable Battles

Third Inter-Guild Wars of Inca Sector 850-901M41. The Guild Fathers, Inca Sector of the Ultima Segmentum, fought a war against the Void Dragons Eldar pirates, sponsored by business rivals. The Subjugators Space Marine chapters were called in to assist. The Sons of Antaeus also answered the call.²
Cell-Kin. Recently, they were attacked by an alien race known as the Cell-Kin. The Cell-Kin's method of attack and reproduction was invading a host's body, implanting a part of itself which would slowly turn the host into another Cell-Kin. All of the Space Marines who were infected were either cured or killed, except for 20 who are still at large.³
Thirteenth Black Crusade. Three companies were dispatched to Cadia within days of hearing of Abaddon's invasion, vowing to send the remainder of the Chapter's resources as soon as possible. The Chapter arrived on two battle barges, just as the Chaos fleet was about to commence the invasion of the planet. The 3rd company was almost completely wiped out when they overloaded the reactor of a Ramilies star fort just as the forces of Chaos captured it.¹ The 1st and 5th also suffered heavy casulties, particularly in the defence of Kasr Gallan and in rearguard actions during the Tarn Retreat. So far 168 battle-brothers have fallen (many with their gene-seed unrecoverable) and the Chapter needs to decide whether to retire from the conflict and rebuild its strength or fight on and risk its death.⁶

Captain Rakman. He reported that in the Third Inter-Guild Wars (see above), the Sons of Antaeus showed up unexpectedly and opened a 2nd front forcing the Eldar pirates to attempt to redeploy. This resulted in the destruction of the Eldar raiding force.²