Editing Renegade Knight House Creation Tables (section)

===House Flaw===

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! colspan="2" |If one exists, what is the House's Flaw? (d10)
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! 1
| We Stand Alone - The House is isolationist and only attends battle when absolutely required by bonds of honour. As a result, many distrust the House and its intentions...
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!2
|Honour Any Oath - [[Howling Griffons|The House is obsessed with honouring any and ''every'' oath, even when it would lead to the destruction of the House]]. They are often particularly brash.
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! 3
| Pride in the Colours - The House is obsessed with maintaining their colours, even going so far as to refuse the Eight Pointed Star or Sigils of the Dark Gods because it might obscure their insignia.
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! 4
| Our Way or the Highway - The Knights of the House listen to and understand the strategy of their Warmaster or employers... and then do what they were going to do anyway.
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! 5
| Faith in Suspicion - The House finds another Chaotic Host (or even another Fallen Knight House) particularly suspicious. They will fight with them if they must, but they would ''really'' prefer not to, as the number of tragic accidents and friendly fire incidents related to their presence may imply.
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! 6
| Enjoys “a Bit” of the Claret -  There's a difference between (but nothing wrong with) killing the foe and killing them then splashing around in their blood.
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! 7
| Eye to Eye - The House hates any method of warfare other than [[Angry Marines|running up to the enemy and stomping them into paste]].
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!8
| The Big Guns Never Tire - The House prefers to keep their enemies at range, to the point that this House cannot be relied upon to engage in close assault.
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!9
| Blind Hatred - The presence of a particular, ancient foe on the battlefield drives the Knights beyond reason. You may roll on the House Allies and Enemies table, or select a faction of your choosing.
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! 10
| Local Cult - The practices of the House are weird and probably quite [[Slaanesh|unsavory]], even by the standards of their peers.
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