Editing Warhammer 40,000 7th edition (section)

===Grey Knights===
*[[Vorth Mordrak]] has been mentioned to be Admiral of the Fleet.  Any mention of the whole "Ghost Knights" deal is practically nonexistent, as is any mention of [[Anval Thawn]].  However, it's never explicitly said if these events are noncanon, and considering GW's stance at continuity, this likely will remain so.
*[[Khornate Knights|That one incident with those Sisters of Battle]] has now mostly been completely replaced with a new story in which the Sisters not only save the Knights from failing their mission, but then proceed to heroically hold the line against the daemonic tide long enough for Draigo and co. to confront the [[Greater Daemon]] responsible for the incursion.
* The new hero to come from the Chapter is Aldrik Voldus, who managed to summon [[Kaldor Draigo]] to physical realm on the death of his previous Grand Master. Draigo promotes him to leader of the 3rd Brotherhood before fading back to the warp. 
** It seems that Voldus has now <s>publicly outed the Grey Knights, seeing as he and his men fight openly with the Terran Crusade, then take part in the two day long parade from the space port to the Emperor's throne room.</s> > Although it was rare, whole companies of the Grey Knights were already, from time to time, allowed to enter in the ''Sanctum Imperialis'' as a special privilege for an Imperial audience (as are any newly inducted [[Astropath]]). Furthermore, even if [[Black Crusade|the Grey Knights participated in the Terran Crusade,]] [[Minotaurs|it does not means that data about them are disclosed]]. So, yeah, Geedubs is giving us [[Derp|a demo of logic and continuity again]].