Talk:Night Swords

page 43 of Deathwatch Rites of Battle makes clear this chapter does not actually exist: "By way of an example, here is a fictional Space Marine Chapter created using the system presented in this section of the book." I nominate this page for deletion, therefore. --augustmanifesto 21:00, 7 December 2012 (CET)

40k "canon" is a loose and contradictory term. GW has given "example" armies that have been used on Lexicanum for years now. If it's fluff that's in an accepted GW-affiliated source it should be documented imo.--Harriticus 21:03, 7 December 2012 (CET)

Do you have any examples of other things which GW says is explicitly fictional or illustrative only that are documented on lexicanum? I'm just curious. I agree than "canon" is a loose term and "fluff" in "canon" should be documented. but this was not fluff. It was explicitly an illustrative example of how a chapter-creation system might be used, describing what "Andy" chooses when he's making his "fictional" chapter -- it does not describe the chapter as if it exists at all, but how a chapter creation system might be used. Anyway, I've made my case, I leave it to others with more clout than I to decide. :) Best, --augustmanifesto 21:34, 7 December 2012 (CET)

Kabal/Wych Cult example names from the 3rd edition Dark Eldar codex.--Harriticus 00:09, 8 December 2012 (CET)