Marshal (Black Templars)

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This article is about the Black Templars rank; for the Imperial Guard rank, see Marshal (Imperial Guard).

Black Templars Marshal

A Marshal leads a Black Templars Crusade and is second only to the High Marshal. A marshal can be compared to a company commander although the number of Space Marines under his command can vary.^{[Needs Citation]}

Marshals are chosen from the Sword Brethren, the Black Templars elite troops.^{[Needs Citation]}

Known Marshals

• Actoan — In 996.M41, led a Crusade against Golgotha to eradicate the Ork presence there ^[3]
• Amalrich — Commander of the Tiberior Crusade^[1]
• Armante — Led the Chapter's Lastrati Crusade
• Austein — Instigator and commander of the Donian Crusade in the Segmentum Pacificus. Killed by Orks in 988 M.39 on Nickel V^[2]
• Bohemond — led a Black Templars Crusade to the relief of Eidolica during the War of the Beast^[4a][4b]
• Brant — Leader of the Black Templars sent to Armageddon.^{[Needs Citation]}
• Daidin — Commander of the crusade in which Helbrecht served. Succeeded by Helbrecht upon his death.
• Gideon
• Magneric — Dreadnought and Marshal of the Kalkator Crusade in M32
• Marius Amalrich — Commander of the Cruxis Crusade, fought in the 13th Black Crusade
• Montfort
• Palin Harros — Commander of the Arkron Crusade
• Haeson — Commander during the 13th Black Crusade
• Ricard — Commander of the Dimaris Crusade^[1]
• Werhner — Austein's heir apparent, victor of the Donian Crusade after 17 years fighting. Became Marshal of the Thangdron Crusade^[2]

Images

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Sources

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• 1: Codex: Black Templars (4th Edition) pg. 44
• 2: Index Astartes II, pgs. 44–55
• 3: Codex: Space Marines (6th Edition) (E-Book Edition) — The Eternal Crusade
• 4: Predator, Prey (Novel)
  • 4a: Chapter 12
  • 4b: Chapter 19

Uncited

• Codex: Black Templars
• Conquest of Armageddon by Jonathan Green