Editing Furioso Dreadnought (section)

==Overview==
The Blood Angels Master of the Forges conceived this pattern in M35 (don't ask where or how the Blood Angels came up with this innovation, less so if it's a member of the [[Mechanicus]], who are still [[butthurt]] over not getting their grubby metallic tentacles over this tech), although others believe that these warriors earned their scars in the Battle of [[Terra]]. Reflecting his chapter's preference for [[FATAL|fisting and causing severe rectum damage,]] the Furioso pattern enters battle with two Dreadnought Close Combat Weapons ([[Power weapon#Dreadnought Power Claw|Blood Talons or Furioso Fists]]) and forgoes any heavy weaponry, although one arm may be replaced with a [[Frag Cannon]] as an assault weapon. It also has one built in [[Storm Bolter]] or [[Heavy Flamer]] to deal with large numbers of light infantry, as well as a [[meltagun]] for anti-armour duty.

For an equally more [[Lulz|lulzy]] variation, mortally wounded [[Librarians]] are sometimes interred in a suit of [[Librarian Dreadnought|modified furioso armour]] and are equipped with a force weapon and close combat weapon. Dreadnoughts inducted into the Death Company are solely comprised of Furioso variants and Librarian Furiosos may also be found in use by the Blood Angels and their successors.

Of course, when [[Cawl]] unveiled his [[Primaris Space Marine|super-marines]], the AdMech (and therefore other chapters) finally got their hands on similar tech in the form of the [[Brutalis Dreadnought]].