Editing Void riders (section)

==Genetics==
As previously stated, it is strongly believed that the Void Riders are descendants of the Blood Angels, due mostly to the flaw within their gene-seed, and it's remote similarity to that of the Blood Angels. This belief is further confirmed by the similar core combat doctrines of the two chapters; rapid jump pack assaults. However, there are, according to some, other possible progenitors for the chapter, other than the Blood Angels. 
Based almost solely off of their strange organizational structure, training methods and their connection with the Inquisition and their zealous, almost, psychotic hatred of anything they deem to be a traitor (''or alien, or mutant, or just alive and slightly disagreeable''), some hold the belief that the Void Riders are successors of the Black Templars. This theory is reinforced by the near complete lack of psykers among their ranks, though, this is more due to a lack of access, as opposed to a militant hatred. 

However, the Void Riders insane methods, reckless abandon, and willful neglect of making any attempt to find out how they might actually ''help'' a campaign, as opposed to just make it more noisy and [[Chaos|chaotic]] leads many people, indeed, even those who are among the Inquisition commanding the chapter, believe that the Void Riders are somehow connected to one of the Traitor Legions. The two strongest contenders are either the World Eaters or the Night Lords, as both legions were/are known to avoid the use of psykers, prefer tactics that favour fast paced and extremely violent combat, and revel in blood shed. This opinion, though rarely put forth, is in actuality widely believed by many different Chapters, Ordos and people within the Imperium, and the men and women who actually control the Void Riders are constantly on the look out for any sign of heretical or traitorous behaviour. 

The Void Riders themselves however, put virtually zero thought or care into who exactly they are descendant from, and remain happily ignorant of all of the different theories held about them by their so called allies. As long as they are continually pointed in the direction of war, they remain happy, and as far as anyone else can see, loyal.