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===Discipline Master Gorash Braman===
A Beastman, and one of the very few Abhumans to be honoured with the title of Discipline Master, trained for no other purpose than to give the Abhumans a figurehead and an illusion of power within the Imperium. Gorash lead several successful campaigns during the Great Crusade and was known as a fierce combatant. He was killed by Aubrey, when the Corrupted Primarch attempted to convert the Horde to his cause. The Discipline Master fought with untold ferocity, but was, ultimately, no match for the Primarch. His death inspired the rest of the Horde to resist the corrupting hand of Chaos. In Life, Gorash was known for his lack of fear, knowing that life or death, the Emperor would forgive him. He believed, with insane fervor, that if he fought hard enough, then the Emperor would grant him Human form for his loyalty.

Although a notable figure in the Horde at the time, the story would change as it was passed down through the generations. By M32, stories told that Gorash was a human, and that Gorash's chainsword had put a dent in Aubrey's armour that the Daemon Prince would never forgive. It was a supposed weak spot that would allow a strong warrior that was completely dedicated to the Emperor, to crack and kill his heretical son.

Although he is remembered as a hero, he was known, to most of his men, as a monster. Gorash had undergone extremely powerful indoctrination, making him notoriously more cruel than most Discipline Masters. He reviled his own kind as scum. One of his tactics, nicknamed the "Gorash Steel Box" was to lock his men in their Rhino's, driving them slowly to the edge of insanity with the severe heat and claustrophobia, then releasing them as one giant wave of half-crazed beasts. It was this ferocity and efficiency that made the Hordemaster grant Gorash command of the 3rd Batallions 2nd Company. Gorash's Company was also known for their ability to speak High Gothic... This was because Gorash made a policy of handing out severe punishment to those that would not speak the Emperors language. Gorash and the Hordemaster did not get on, but they both were forced to respect each other for their effectiveness as leaders.