Editing Enforcers (section)

== More comparison to Space Marines ==

Ok, so what makes the enforcers be more than just poor man's [[Space Marines|space marines]]? Well, first of all, while both serve a quasi-totalitarian regime, enforcers have much less autonomy than space marines, since enforcers are said to be under the direct rule of the council of seven, with little to no free will when it comes to deciding when and were to deploy.

Also, lorewise, while the space marines are organized into chapters, each a fairly individual self contained army, enforcers are instead considered a single fighting force and mostly using the same colour scheme, with the exception of some characters.

In essence, whereas space marines are a collection of knightly orders each mostly individual, enforcers are a single really big army, that mostly suppresses individual identity in favour of the army's uniformity.

Amazingly though, while the enforcers tend to supress individuality within their ranks, their soldiers, tend to have somewhat a story before joining the army. With many of them having even been dreadball players.

Another key difference between enforcers and space marines comes in the shape of mortality, enforcers are not only much more prone to dying than space marines, but also age, which means some have to retire, the dossiers says that when they do they go to a pleasure world (either that or they are sacrificed and uses as material, whatever sounds more comfortable).

In the end Space Marines are genetically enhanced humans that fight for the glory of the [[God-Emperor|emperor]], enforcers are soldiers that fight for the council of the 7 in order to gain money and a retirement package, quite a big difference in my opinion.

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