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Dieper III is a Extremely mountainous world (like, a whole lot of mountains) and thats why the imperial guard needed soldiers that know no fear of extreme heights and also balls of steel, enter the Dieprian Mountain Men. | Dieper III is a Extremely mountainous world (like, a whole lot of mountains) and thats why the imperial guard needed soldiers that know no fear of extreme heights and also balls of steel, enter the Dieprian Mountain Men. | ||
Little is known about this regiment in imperial records other that is specialized in alpine and mountain warfare and yeah... that is all (No, | Little is known about this regiment in imperial records other that is specialized in alpine and mountain warfare and yeah... that is all (No, really thats all the information). Their names, however, imply they're based on the Italian Alpini. | ||
== Notable Dieprian Mountain Men == | == Notable Dieprian Mountain Men == | ||
Revision as of 02:47, 9 June 2019
Dieper III is a Extremely mountainous world (like, a whole lot of mountains) and thats why the imperial guard needed soldiers that know no fear of extreme heights and also balls of steel, enter the Dieprian Mountain Men.
Little is known about this regiment in imperial records other that is specialized in alpine and mountain warfare and yeah... that is all (No, really thats all the information). Their names, however, imply they're based on the Italian Alpini.
Notable Dieprian Mountain Men
Lorenzo Cavalieri - Captain Lorenzo Cavalieri was a Dieprian company commander who lead his troops in various conflicts against an unnamed warband of Chaos Space Marnines in tn the world of Laidia.
Iuseppe Carrafiello - Iuseppe Carrafiello was a Dieprian Sniper who was able to headshot a Chaos Lord while he was slaughtering a dozen of imperial Guard privates (for some reason).
History
The Dieprian Mountain Men were first mentioned in the 3rd Edition Imperial Guard 1st Codex (page 28) and ever since then they havent been mentioned ever again.
