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|Successors of = [[Ultramarines]] | |Successors of = [[Ultramarines]] | ||
|Chapter Master = Unknown | |Chapter Master = Unknown | ||
|Homeworld = | |Homeworld = [[Gloriana-class Battleship|''Lex Talionis'']] (fleet-based) | ||
|Specialty = | |Specialty = [[Exterminatus]] actions. | ||
|Strength = Unknown | |Strength = Unknown | ||
|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]] | |Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]] | ||
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The '''Nemesis''' Chapter. Now that's a kickass name. Cool factor turned up to 11. Probably the only chapter with a name cooler than the mother fuckin' ass blasting [[Destroyers]]. Anyways. What happens when you take a company of | The '''Nemesis''' Chapter. Now that's a kickass name. Cool factor turned up to 11. Probably the only chapter with a name cooler than the mother fuckin' ass blasting [[Destroyers]]. | ||
Anyways. What happens when you take a company of [[Destroyer Squad|Destroyer Marines]] during the Great Crusade from a generic Legion and have them work with the [[Night Lords]]? You get the Nemesis Chapter. These guys have the potential to be awesome, if it weren't for the spot-light being cast on others at any given moment. | |||
Anyways, the Nemesis Chapter was originally the 22nd chapter of the Ultramarines Legion. During the Great Crusade, this chapter was mainly composed of [[Nemesis Destroyer|Terran-born Destroyers,]] the Marines whose standard-issue weaponry was considered "too cruel" to use on other humans even by the low standards of 40K. This meant that these guys used the most destructive weaponry that the Imperium could pull out at the time, with shit like rad missiles (if they didn't blow you up on the spot, you'd still die of space cancer) and phosphex grenades being the norm for them. Since such work wasn't used all the time, they were relegated to sitting back and waiting till their commanders said "Fuck it, nuke everything." Oddly, these guys wound up working with the VIIIth Legion during this time and became quite [[Exterminatus|good at blowing up planets.]] Eventually, the 22nd started to dress up like the Night Lords until [[Roboute Guilliman]] put a stop to that. The chapter didn't quite like that, and especially after [[Lorgar|Emps made big blue burn up Lorgar's faith project]], they had concerns that they would be next since because of the chapter's less-than-palatable existence and the fact that they didn't uphold the standards of their [[Ultramar]]-born brothers. However, once the Heresy broke out, the 22nd stayed true to their roots and remained loyalists. Hilariously enough, they were one of the few Ultramarines units that ''didn't'' get completely ass-blasted at the [[Battle of Calth]]; they'd been sent to a muster station far away from [[Calth]]'s major population centers because of their volatile weaponry, so the Word Bearers didn't have the opportunity to demolish them like they did with the rest of the legion. After the Heresy, they were made into their own Chapter as a part of the Second Founding. As a reward, they were given a fucking [[Gloriana-class_Battleship|Gloriana Class Battleship]] as their flag vessel. And not just any Gloriana Battleship, no. This was the ''Chronicle of Ashes'', that was captured from the fucking [[Word Bearers]]. At least it was captured early on in [[Horus Heresy|M31]], otherwise the amount of Chaos taint would've made it unsalvageable, and certainly a risk to the sanity of any loyal chapter. To this day, they still retain their dark history with a skull as their insignia. | |||
Their last known engagement in the 41st Millennium is the [[Orphean War]], where they joined Battlegroup Salvation in the later stages of the conflict alongside the [[Red Seraphs]] and [[Executioners]]. They have been tasked with establishing a cordon to prevent the [[Necron]] [[Maynarkh Dynasty]] to spread into the neighboring Euridyce sector. | |||
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File:NemesisChapterMarine.png|If their weapons won't kill you, their color scheme will. | File:NemesisChapterMarine.png|If their weapons won't kill you, their color scheme will. | ||
File:Destroyer Legiones Astartes.jpg|A [[Destroyer Squad|Nemesis Chapter Astartes]] back in the [[Great Crusade|old]] [[Horus Heresy|days]]. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:23, 22 June 2023
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| Founding | Second Founding | |
| Successors of | Ultramarines | |
| Chapter Master | Unknown | |
| Homeworld | Lex Talionis (fleet-based) | |
| Strength | Unknown | |
| Specialty | Exterminatus actions. | |
| Allegiance | Imperium of Man | |
| Colours | Dark Green with Red-Orange Accents. | |
The Nemesis Chapter. Now that's a kickass name. Cool factor turned up to 11. Probably the only chapter with a name cooler than the mother fuckin' ass blasting Destroyers.
Anyways. What happens when you take a company of Destroyer Marines during the Great Crusade from a generic Legion and have them work with the Night Lords? You get the Nemesis Chapter. These guys have the potential to be awesome, if it weren't for the spot-light being cast on others at any given moment.
Anyways, the Nemesis Chapter was originally the 22nd chapter of the Ultramarines Legion. During the Great Crusade, this chapter was mainly composed of Terran-born Destroyers, the Marines whose standard-issue weaponry was considered "too cruel" to use on other humans even by the low standards of 40K. This meant that these guys used the most destructive weaponry that the Imperium could pull out at the time, with shit like rad missiles (if they didn't blow you up on the spot, you'd still die of space cancer) and phosphex grenades being the norm for them. Since such work wasn't used all the time, they were relegated to sitting back and waiting till their commanders said "Fuck it, nuke everything." Oddly, these guys wound up working with the VIIIth Legion during this time and became quite good at blowing up planets. Eventually, the 22nd started to dress up like the Night Lords until Roboute Guilliman put a stop to that. The chapter didn't quite like that, and especially after Emps made big blue burn up Lorgar's faith project, they had concerns that they would be next since because of the chapter's less-than-palatable existence and the fact that they didn't uphold the standards of their Ultramar-born brothers. However, once the Heresy broke out, the 22nd stayed true to their roots and remained loyalists. Hilariously enough, they were one of the few Ultramarines units that didn't get completely ass-blasted at the Battle of Calth; they'd been sent to a muster station far away from Calth's major population centers because of their volatile weaponry, so the Word Bearers didn't have the opportunity to demolish them like they did with the rest of the legion. After the Heresy, they were made into their own Chapter as a part of the Second Founding. As a reward, they were given a fucking Gloriana Class Battleship as their flag vessel. And not just any Gloriana Battleship, no. This was the Chronicle of Ashes, that was captured from the fucking Word Bearers. At least it was captured early on in M31, otherwise the amount of Chaos taint would've made it unsalvageable, and certainly a risk to the sanity of any loyal chapter. To this day, they still retain their dark history with a skull as their insignia.
Their last known engagement in the 41st Millennium is the Orphean War, where they joined Battlegroup Salvation in the later stages of the conflict alongside the Red Seraphs and Executioners. They have been tasked with establishing a cordon to prevent the Necron Maynarkh Dynasty to spread into the neighboring Euridyce sector.
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If their weapons won't kill you, their color scheme will.
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A Nemesis Chapter Astartes back in the old days.
