Editing Loxodontii (section)

===Post-Brotherwar===
The Loxodontii again splintered into their warbands, their own base instincts now fully controlling their every step. They have become little more than beasts, only looking to feed and fight and appease their uncaring gods. Only one chapter always remained as one, united by their bloodthirst and bestial cunning unique among the Loxodontii: The fearsome 4th chapter, having taken their monicker "Mantikhor" as their new official name.

As they had fully embraced Chaos and the Primordial Truth, they await the coming of the Leviathan foreseen by the [[Leviathan Host]] and [[Marduk Engur]]

In the 41st millennium, to consume and eat everything they can fight and kill is nearly the only thing that motivates most Loxodontii warriors. Some believe that by consuming the very daemons of their uncaring masters will bring them closer to the Primordial Truth, and Champions have dedicated themselves to hunting and eating greater daemons of the Gods of Chaos and absorbing their power. Their unending feeding frenzy is only symptom to their grand degeneration, however, as almost every Loxodontii astartes has given in to base instincts, reducing each to a feral monster that prowls the stars in pursuit of food, combat, and the favour of the gods. This would render the Loxodontii warbands completely unsustainable, were it not for the fact that some among them viewed their maddening cravings as a test of will that they must pass each day. These individuals accomplish what the masses could not and maintain their intellect and character, which in turn elevates them into positions of authority. Stargazers, Apothecarii, Techmarines and Champions all are of this rare breed who defy the urge to let go of their humanity, and the future of the Loxodontii rests on their shoulders alone.

As a matter of fact, where once the Loxodontii were known for their strong sense of family and brotherhood, they are among the most fractured of the traitor legions, with warbands varying in size from a dozen astartes to the remains of a whole chapter, each prowling their territories for supplies and warfare.