Editing Titan Marchers (section)

==Special units==

'''Nuqasaan'''

The Titan Marchers are one of the least stealthy of the Legiones Astartes. This is because of the enormous company they so often Kevin ep; the Adeptus Titanicus does not wage war quietly.. There are some Astartes in the XVIIth however, who do prefer to act quietly and unseen, sabotaging the enemy: the Nuqasaan.

The Nuqasaan are truly an oddity among the XVIIth. Titan Marchers are often loud and colorful, but the Nuqasaan are more muted and wear darker shades of armor. The Nuqasaan are greatly respected in the legion however. Few would dare question their purpose.

The Nuqasaan make us of a modified pattern of Mk. IV power armor, the Maximus-Gradus pattern. These power armours forego some of the armored plating of regular Maximus patterns in order to allow for quieter movement and for them to carry more equipment. The Nuqasaan use this to go behind enemy lines before an assault and plant devastating explosive charges on key defense points. They also make use of smaller weapons, such as Grav-Pistols, and are more likely to use weapons like Power Swords and Lightning Claws. 

The way the Nuqasaan fight is based on strategies that were first employed by Raj Vokar, back during his insurrectionist days on Manaan, and still serve him well throughout the Great Crusade. They can allow the XVIIth finish campaigns in a single, massive attack, and can prevent the need for a lengthy siege.

One of the most famous of the Nuqasaan is Onkar Sull, Captain of the One Hundred Sixty Sixth Company. 

'''Rajah Vishaali'''

The Rajah Vishaali is the personal honour guard of Raj Vokar, Primarch of the Titan Marchers. Its members, always a modest ten, are handpicked by the Primarch, champions from across the legion who the Titan Lord trusted with his own safety. They are the legion’s foremost champions in melee combat and are trusted with slaying any enemy that dares approach the Titan Lord.

These men were not necessarily those who had accomplished great feats of heroism during the Great Crusade, those would often be promoted within their own companies and chapters. The Rajah Vishaali were marines which showed a deep understanding of the moral standards of the Titan Marchers. As such, the ten members of the Vishaali served not only as bodyguards to the Primarch, but also as the heads of the legion’s eventual chaplaincy. Through them, the Chaplains of the XVIIth legion and its successor chapters would always preach the importance of hard work, self-sacrifice and nobility.

Marines who are given the chance to join the Rajah Vishaali are granted the title of Guru.