Editing Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables (section)

==Chapter Legends==

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! colspan="2" |Figure of Legend (d100)
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! width="40" | 01–05
| A Battle-Brother seconded from a previous generation Successor or First Founding Legion, among the Founders of the Chapter (or a hero who fell and who was honored with his gene-seed used in a new Founding). Roll again to determine his role.
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! 06–10
| Chapter Master – The highest commander of the Chapter, responsible for its fate and doctrine.
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! 11–13
| Master of Sanctity – Chief Chaplain, responsible for the faith and morale of the Battle-Brothers.
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! 14–16
| Epistolary – A powerful Librarian with decades (or centuries) of experience, they lead the Codiciers.
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! 17–19
| Master of the Forge – Responsible for the Chapter's weapons, vehicles, and technology.
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! 20–21
| Chief Librarian – Leader of the Librarius, focal point of the Chapters psychic might, and a powerful figure who bends entire wars to his will.
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! 22–23
| Castellan – Commander of a Chapter's fortress-monastery or a key defensive position.
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! 24–26
| Lexicanum – Junior Librarians who have passed training as an acolytum.
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! 27–28
| Chapter Champion – The finest warrior of the Chapter, picked to defend the Chapter Master himself.
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! 29–30
| Codicier – A senior-level Librarian, often tasked with leadership of junior Librarians or psychic consultation.
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! 31–32
| Chief Apothecary – The highest authority on Astartes biology and the recovery of progenoids.
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! 33–34
| Master of the Fleet – In charge of the Chapter’s fleet and its space operations (who wasn't Fourth Company Captain, either temporarily or due to the Chapter having them as a full time marine).
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! 35–36
| Company Ancient – The bearer of a Companies sacred banner and an inspiration in battle (roll d10 to determine Company).
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! 37–39
| Mortificator – An Apothecary or Techmarine responsible for Dreadnoughts and nearly-dead Brothers.
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! 40–42
| Company Champion – A battle-honored warrior, often the personal defender of a Company Captain (roll d10 to determine Company).
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! 43–44
| Reclusiarch – Second in command of the Chaplaincy, guards the relics of the Chapter (some Chapters that lack a large reliquary may not have this post).
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! 45–47
| Dreadnought – An ancient hero preserved in a Dreadnought sarcophagus, continuing to fight. Roll again to determine his previous role.
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! 48–49
| Deathwatch Veteran – A Battle-Brother who served the Long Vigil in the Deathwatch and gained fame for his deeds there. Roll again to determine his role, reroll if Second or Third Founding and the legendary figure was among the Founders.
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! 50–53
| Company Captain – A commander of one of the ten companies in the Chapter (roll d10 to determine Company).
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! 54–57
| Veteran Sergeant – A member of the Chapter’s elite First Company picked among their peers to lead fellow veterans. Can also be seconded to other Companies to provide guidance, or lead any Company Command Squad.
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! 58–60
| Techmarine – A member trained in the Machine Cult of Mars, responsible for maintaining sacred warmachines and equipment.
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! 61–63
| Assault Sergeant – Leader of assault squads, specializing in close-quarters combat (roll d10 to determine squad, determine Company, cannot be 1, 10, tactical, or devastator reserve).
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! 64–66
| Scout Sergeant – The leader and instructor for recruits on field missions (10th Company).
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! 67–69
| Devastator Sergeant – A leader of squads armed with heavy weapons (roll d10 to determine squad, determine Company, cannot be 1, 10, tactical, or assault reserve).
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! 70–74
| Chaplain – Spiritual leaders and soul protectors of their Battle Brothers.
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! 75–77
| Lieutenant – An intermediate officer, with tactical authority between Captains and Sergeants (roll d10 to determine Company, d2 to determine senior -1- or junior -2-).
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! 78–80
| Chapter Ancient – An Ancient given the great honour of bearing the Chapter's banner.
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! 81–83
| Honour Guard – A member of the Chapter Honour Guard, whose skill at war and command demands the respect of even Captains.
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! 84–86
| Apothecary – An  Apothecary is a field medic, surgeon, geneticist, and physical purity keeper in one.
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! 87–89
| Tactical Sergeant – Leader of versatile tactical squads, skilled in dealing with multiple threats (roll d10 to determine squad, determine Company, cannot be 1, 10, assault, or devastator reserve).
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! 90–92
| Vanguard Sergeant – Leader of Vanguard Squads who specialize in recon and elimination of key targets (roll d10 to determine squad, determine Company, 10th is permanent Vanguard, others swap as needed).
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! 93–95
| Neophyte – A promising recruit, whose deeds have surpassed expectations for his age.
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! 96–98
| Machine-Brother – A Techmarine who has become almost entirely mechanized, dedicated to the Machine God.
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! 99
| Battle-Brother (roll 2d10 to determine company and squad, 1st Company means Veteran, and 10th Company means Scout pre-Primaris and Vanguard post-Primaris)
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! 100
| Specialist of your choice (e.g., Librarian, Chaplain, Apothecary, Techmarine, one of these four who was in training at the time (titles in order are Acolytum, Judiciar, Helix Adept, and unknown), Scout (post-Primaris, otherwise they'd be 10th Company), ace pilot, tank/vehicle ace, permanent ship crew, lineage or Chapter specific role -for instance Dark Angel Interrogator Chaplains or Iron Hands Iron Fathers- etc.).
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Note that some roles may be post-Primaris. If the Chapter is older the hero belonged to an earlier equivalent position, for instance a Vanguard Sergeant equivalent lead an elite Recon formation in an appropriate Company and Lieutenants either existed before Guilliman's reform (like Black Templars Castellans -not to be confused with fortification leader Castellan in the table- and Space Wolves Wolf Guard Battle Leaders) or were the senior most Sergeant in their Company and heir of the Captain at the time. It is also possible that a Chapter organizes its company numbering or roles differently, such as treating each company as a mini-Chapter with all types of reserve being present, the Company rolls are meant for Codex compliant chapters. Adjust as needed (for example Space Wolves have Wolf Priests who combine the roles of Chaplain and Apothecary, Iron Hands have Iron Fathers who combine the roles of Techmarine and Chaplain, and Blood Angel Apothecaries are called Sanguinary Priests due to their position in the Chapter Cult alongside the Chaplains).


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! colspan="2" |Deeds of Legend (d100)
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! 01-04
| The figure is remembered as the bane of the Orks, to such an extent that his name is known to the vile greenskins even to this day.
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! 05-08
| The individual was a stalwart enemy of the servants of Chaos, and slew a Daemon Prince.
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! 09-12
| The hero led a glorious campaign against a rebel army, defeating the foe and bringing an entire sector back into the light of the Emperor.
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! 13-16
| The figure led an action against an Eldar craftworld, boarding it and inflicting grievous casualties before withdrawing.<br>He and his Chapter are especially hated by the pernicious Eldar, for whom the event is still fresh and raw.
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! 17-20
| The hero was lost to his Chapter in a warp accident, yet his descendants have cause to believe he lives still and may one day return to them in glory.
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! 21-24
| The hero was the first to face some newly discovered alien race, and ultimately responsible for its total destruction.<br>Centuries later, only the Chapter remembers the name of the race, so utterly was it and its works cast down.
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! 25-28
| The hero led his Chapter in many glorious campaigns, slaying hundreds of the enemy’s greatest champions.<br>In the end, he was brought down by the Chapter's enemies, and is a reminder to all Battle Brothers of their holy duty.
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! 29-32
| The warrior held a gate alone for three days and nights, allowing his brothers to regroup and strike back in victory.
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! 33-36
| The figure challenged an enemy warlord to single combat and slew him before both armies, demoralizing the enemy and winning the war.
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! 37-40
| The hero personally destroyed a Necron tomb world before it could awaken, sacrificing his own life to collapse the core.
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! 41-44
| The figure defended a Shrine World from heretical cults, purging the infestation with fire and blade before reinforcements arrived.
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! 45-48
| The hero struck the killing blow on a Tyranid Hive Tyrant, causing the swarm to scatter and saving an entire subsector.
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! 49-52
| The individual held fast in the Siege of Vrax, standing as a beacon of defiance even as the walls fell around him.
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! 53-56
| The warrior's death triggered a holy crusade, his martyrdom inspiring generations of Space Marines.
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! 57-60
| The hero performed a rescue mission deep in the Eye of Terror, retrieving sacred relics and surviving against impossible odds.
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! 61-64
| The hero orchestrated a feint that lured the forces of Chaos into a trap, leading to their total annihilation.
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! 65-68
| The figure survived alone on a death world for over a year, emerging stronger and bearing the head of the xenos chieftain.
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! 69-72
| The hero led a daring drop assault into a Traitor Titan forge and destroyed it from within using only melta charges.
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! 73-76
| The hero repelled a Dark Eldar slave raid, rescuing thousands of Imperial citizens from a fate worse than death.
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! 77-80
| The warrior guided a crusade that reclaimed lost relics of the Great Crusade, restoring honor to the Chapter.
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! 81-84
| The hero refused to yield in the face of overwhelming odds and fell beneath a mountain of enemy corpses.
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! 85-88
| The figure was cursed by a Chaos Sorcerer, but his indomitable will allowed him to fight on for decades despite the affliction.
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! 89-92
| The hero's ship rammed a xenos capital vessel, leading the boarding party himself as the ships burned around him.
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! 93-96
| The individual brought down a corrupted Imperial Knight with nothing but a thunder hammer and sheer fury.
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! 97-100
| The hero died defending the Emperor’s cathedral, his final stand inspiring the Adepta Sororitas to join the war and turn the tide.
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