Editing Jonah Orion (section)

==Dawn of War II==
Jonah becomes a member of [[Blood Ravens Force Commander| Hairgel's]] squad in [[Chaos Rising]], appearing in the second mission and melting some [[Eldar|twinkly faggots]] with brain-lightning. If he is corrupted, Jonah gets possessed by a daemon, who notes that the psychic damage caused by the battle with the hive mind weakened his psychic defenses, a fact not helped by [[Azariah Kyras]] selling off the cheat codes to bypass the psychic hoods. However, this does mark Jonah as being the only marine who remains pure throughout, and his betrayal is one of the best-written in the whole series. And while the daemon possessing him blusters about damning his soul to the Warp if you kill him, the relic you receive after giving him [[Blam|the only help you can]] implies that he was wrong, and that Jonah is still able to help you from the other side of death, having grown ''strong enough to kill daemons just by being in their psychic presence''. Not surprising since he fought off the Tyranid Hive Mind, a feat that only [[Varro Tigurius|one other person]] can brag about doing.

His body was recovered and placed in stasis, and soon after the Blood Ravens stole- were gifted the knowledge of how to build Librarian Dreadnoughts by the Blood Angels Chapter. The Blood Angels have no record of this happening.

He's also notable for completely shutting down Thaddeus's reason for betrayal, leaving the assault marine without a reply. On the whole, even not taking into account the fact that essentially a psychic Samuel L. Jackson, Jonah is one of the most epic Blood Ravens in the whole series, alongside Tarkus, Gabriel, and Davian Thule.

Jonah is playable in the prologue mission of [[Dawn of War II#Retribution| Retribution]], but not in the main campaign itself. He accompanies Gabriel on Cyrene, heading down to Kyras's crater to confront the chapter master. The player's force can find his body next to the building closest to the site of the final battle, Despite all possible evidence to the contrary, he survived the ordeal and recovered.