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	The '''Adeptus Custodes''' (known as the '''Legio Custodes''' in the [[Great Crusade\|good old days]]) are the guardians of the [[God-Emperor of Mankind\|Emperor of Humanity]] and the most badass group of genetically engineered/enhanced warriors/motherfuckers the galaxy has ever known (excluding the Primarchs and the assassins, although the latter and even to some extent the former, although OP as shit, were specialized, and the Custodians were meant to be generalists, as Valerian explains above.) Their Chapter Master equivalent being their Captain-General, and their equivalent of a Primarch being [[awesome\|the Emperor of Mankind]] (although they do not use the gene-seed).		The '''Adeptus Custodes''' (known as the '''Legio Custodes''' in the [[Great Crusade\|good old days]]) are the guardians of the [[God-Emperor of Mankind\|Emperor of Humanity]] and the most badass group of genetically engineered/enhanced warriors/motherfuckers the galaxy has ever known (excluding the Primarchs and the assassins, although the latter and even to some extent the former, although OP as shit, were specialized, and the Custodians were meant to be generalists, as Valerian explains above.) Their Chapter Master equivalent being their Captain-General, and their equivalent of a Primarch being [[awesome\|the Emperor of Mankind]] (although they do not use the gene-seed).

	The Captain-General has the distinct honor of being granted (his position, not specific individuals) the same authority as the Emperor should the Emperor or Malcador (or his equivalent) not be available. Which you probably just realized means the Captain-General is personally responsible for every single flaw of the Imperium as he alone has the power to prevent or correct those flaws and keep the High Lords in line. ~~[[Derp\|Instead, he very rarely communicates with any non-Custodes at all whether directly or indirectly, leaving the High Lords and Imperial Senate to their own devices and the Imperium leaderless~~]]~~. Though considering themselves seperate to the Imperium altogether, they've never seen it as their responsibility, being that they were made specifically to protect the Emperor.~~		The Captain-General has the distinct honor of being granted (his position, not specific individuals) the same authority as the Emperor should the Emperor or Malcador (or his equivalent) not be available. [[Derp\|Which you probably just realized means the Captain-General is personally responsible for every single flaw of the Imperium as he alone has the power to prevent or correct those flaws and keep the High Lords in line.]]

	==Origins & Design==		==Origins & Design==

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	'''Technology and Equipment'''		'''Technology and Equipment'''

	It seems the 10,000 have not lost any technology, retaining all their units from 30k in 40k. Although the fact they are using Contemptors is weird and implies a lack of resources as the 10,000's own dreadnoughts are superior. Notably when introducing the 30k range to 40k FW did not decide to include the new 40k units in their 30k rules update. This suggests the Dawneagle Jetbikes and Allarus terminators were created after the heresy. This would explain why the Codex describes them as each the best equipment in their class, and why their users are given special titles not awarded to the Aquillion Terminators or Gryfalcon pilot Custodes.		It seems the 10,000 have not lost any technology, retaining all their units from 30k in 40k. Although the fact they are using Contemptors is weird and implies a lack of resources as the 10,000's own dreadnoughts are superior. Notably when introducing the 30k range to 40k FW did not decide to include the new 40k units in their 30k rules update. This suggests the Dawneagle Jetbikes and Allarus terminators were created after the heresy. This would explain why the Codex describes them as each the best equipment in their class, and why their users are given special titles not awarded to the Aquillion Terminators or Gryfalcon pilot Custodes. Alternatively, the Contemptors might simply be among the first of the Custodes to be interred and predate better options. No sense in putting them in a better machine when supply is limited by the sheer expense and what you have is still dramatically more powerful than the Astartes version.

	==Adeptus Custodes and the [[Grey Knights]]==		==Adeptus Custodes and the [[Grey Knights]]==

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	Although the Heresy reduced them to about 10% of their fighting strength, they could still have reaped a kill tally far greater than their own number; it was [[Rogal Dorn]], defence obsessed bastard that he is, who determined that they were ineffective as a fighting force and relegated them to defending the throne room. After the Heresy, they were bound by a decree issued jointly by Constantin Valdor, the High Lords of Terra and Roboute Guilliman that prevented them from deploying as a military formation (which a lot of the time they ignored, leaving in secret to do their own missions as Valdor was the only one able to order Custodes around, they don't give a damn about both Lords of Terra and the Primarchs). The High Lords of Terra brought up the subject of abolishing this decree numerous times, but the issue was always stopped by deadlock until [[Roboute Guilliman]] returned and finally realized how stupid his decree was, asking the Custodes to head out into the galaxy rather than sitting at home, being glorified tourist traps (but not before getting daddy's permission first).		Although the Heresy reduced them to about 10% of their fighting strength, they could still have reaped a kill tally far greater than their own number; it was [[Rogal Dorn]], defence obsessed bastard that he is, who determined that they were ineffective as a fighting force and relegated them to defending the throne room. After the Heresy, they were bound by a decree issued jointly by Constantin Valdor, the High Lords of Terra and Roboute Guilliman that prevented them from deploying as a military formation (which a lot of the time they ignored, leaving in secret to do their own missions as Valdor was the only one able to order Custodes around, they don't give a damn about both Lords of Terra and the Primarchs). The High Lords of Terra brought up the subject of abolishing this decree numerous times, but the issue was always stopped by deadlock until [[Roboute Guilliman]] returned and finally realized how stupid his decree was, asking the Custodes to head out into the galaxy rather than sitting at home, being glorified tourist traps (but not before getting daddy's permission first).

	The Custodes left the palace on their own in full force after Daemons broke out on Holy Terra itself (and Luna), which caused the Custodes to realize how stupid it is to sit behind high walls of the Palace and Trajann Valoris decided it's high time to venture out and help out their fellow <s>meatshields</s> comrades once in a while. Suffice to say, the Custodes are back and woe to any poor unfortunate soul who happens to have to be part of the opposing force of the Custodians. This has worked out well for the Custodes as apparently they were starting to get a little stir crazy after 10,000 years of being stuck on Terra and were more than happy to get out and start purging the enemies of the God-Emperor in His name. They also managed to restore their numbers to pre-heresy ones, so they are as numerous as ten Chapters combined.		The Custodes left the palace on their own in full force after Daemons broke out on Holy Terra itself (and Luna), which caused the Custodes to realize how stupid it is to sit behind high walls of the Palace and Trajann Valoris decided it's high time to venture out and help out their fellow <s>meatshields</s> comrades once in a while. Suffice to say, the Custodes are back and woe to any poor unfortunate soul who happens to have to be part of the opposing force of the Custodians. This has worked out well for the Custodes as apparently they were starting to get a little stir crazy after 10,000 years of being stuck on Terra and were more than happy to get out and start purging the enemies of the God-Emperor in His name. They also managed to restore their numbers to pre-heresy ones, so they are as numerous as ten Chapters combined. On a side note, it is not wise to ask a Custodes to take a photo op for bragging rights especially when he's in a battlefield busy using his Guardian Spear. [[FATAL\|Accidental collateral damage from attempted selfies. Too many.]] But you can do it after the battle if you fought well. They seem to keep a number of them around Roboute Guilliman at all times, partially to protect him, and likely also to stick spears in him if he ever seems too close to going traitor (not that this would actually happen as intended, since the Custodes themselves have noted even ambushing a naked Primarch is suicide). This means wherever Guilliman goes he has quite literally the best bodyguards in the Imperium watching his back.
	On a side note, it is not wise to ask a Custodes to take a photo op for bragging rights especially when he's in a battlefield busy using his Guardian Spear. [[FATAL\|Accidental collateral damage from attempted selfies. Too many.]] But you can do it after the battle if you fought well. They seem to keep a number of them around Roboute Guilliman at all times, partially to protect him, and likely also to stick spears in him if he ever seems too close to going traitor (not that this would actually happen as intended, since the Custodes themselves have noted even ambushing a naked Primarch is suicide). This means wherever Guilliman goes he has quite literally the best bodyguards in the Imperium watching his back.

	==Divisions and ranks==		==Divisions and ranks==
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	A Custodes force can be something as generic as "Custodes that defend Terra" to something as specific as "Custodes that hunt Orks to prevent another repeat of The Beast." Like all Your Dudes headcanon, you can go as far with this as you want.		A Custodes force can be something as generic as "Custodes that defend Terra" to something as specific as "Custodes that hunt Orks to prevent another repeat of The Beast." Like all Your Dudes headcanon, you can go as far with this as you want.

	=== Custodes Paint Schemes ===		===Custodes Paint Schemes===

	By default, Custodians are shining gold -- a "incredibly rare substance known as auramite." This can be changed -- not painted over, but changed via alchemy of all things -- to other metallic tints or changed into non-metallics altogether. Custodians often have leather pieces, especially the Jet Bikers, and also wear tabards, robes, and loincloths on top of their armor that are by default a crimson red color; this color is usually, but not always, the same between the cloth and shoulderpad. This cloth color is also used in secondary colorings on other models -- for example, the Dreadnought or Terminator shoulderpads, or plates on the vehicles. Custodians also have a variety of gems, all of which are the same color across a given army.		By default, Custodians are shining gold -- a "incredibly rare substance known as auramite." This can be changed -- not painted over, but changed via alchemy of all things -- to other metallic tints or changed into non-metallics altogether. Custodians often have leather pieces, especially the Jet Bikers, and also wear tabards, robes, and loincloths on top of their armor that are by default a crimson red color; this color is usually, but not always, the same between the cloth and shoulderpad. This cloth color is also used in secondary colorings on other models -- for example, the Dreadnought or Terminator shoulderpads, or plates on the vehicles. Custodians also have a variety of gems, all of which are the same color across a given army.
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	How this all shakes out with some of the descriptions of the Specialty Factions in the codex -- for example, the Dread Host description suggests his White and Sable cloth parts are specific to "his shield host, which is itself one of several that currently wear the colours of the Dread Host," whereas the Aquilan Shield specifically mentions their cloth colors are Royal Purple -- is unknown. To this end, the cloth colors in the examples are included in parentheses.		How this all shakes out with some of the descriptions of the Specialty Factions in the codex -- for example, the Dread Host description suggests his White and Sable cloth parts are specific to "his shield host, which is itself one of several that currently wear the colours of the Dread Host," whereas the Aquilan Shield specifically mentions their cloth colors are Royal Purple -- is unknown. To this end, the cloth colors in the examples are included in parentheses.

	=== "Default" Custodes ===		==="Default" Custodes===

	As detailed in early Horus Heresy material, before the specialty groups were conceived, the Custodes had a fairly generalized color scheme. Duncan covers this paint scheme [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm8J-kaezWM here], but in general: The armor is almost entirely gold, with some silver bits such as the faceplate and some cables and some pipes. The plume and some bits -- decorative cords over the leather -- are red (other GW painters during the era paint the cords a sky blue), but the pauldrons are not given this base color with gold trim, instead remaining entirely gold. The guardian spear is majority black in both the haft and bolter, with gold trim, some silver mechanics, and a blue power blade. Gemstones are painted silver and then a blue technical paint is used to make them gemstones.		As detailed in early Horus Heresy material, before the specialty groups were conceived, the Custodes had a fairly generalized color scheme. Duncan covers this paint scheme [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm8J-kaezWM here], but in general: The armor is almost entirely gold, with some silver bits such as the faceplate and some cables and some pipes. The plume and some bits -- decorative cords over the leather -- are red (other GW painters during the era paint the cords a sky blue), but the pauldrons are not given this base color with gold trim, instead remaining entirely gold. The guardian spear is majority black in both the haft and bolter, with gold trim, some silver mechanics, and a blue power blade. Gemstones are painted silver and then a blue technical paint is used to make them gemstones.
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	In general, the newer style picks a secondary color -- usually red -- to break up the gold by giving the pauldrons a base of that color, using gold instead to color the trim and detail on top of the pauldrons. For those who have used Space Marine Pauldrons that have 3D detail, it's basically that. Newer models such as the Custodian Warden or Terminators also have more cloth material which is also (but not always, see below) this color. The newer style also seems to use more silver, although this may be the result of modern GW's addiction to edge highlighting everything like it's something out of a bad Tron themed fever dream.		In general, the newer style picks a secondary color -- usually red -- to break up the gold by giving the pauldrons a base of that color, using gold instead to color the trim and detail on top of the pauldrons. For those who have used Space Marine Pauldrons that have 3D detail, it's basically that. Newer models such as the Custodian Warden or Terminators also have more cloth material which is also (but not always, see below) this color. The newer style also seems to use more silver, although this may be the result of modern GW's addiction to edge highlighting everything like it's something out of a bad Tron themed fever dream.

	=== Specialty Adeptus Custodes Groups ===		===Specialty Adeptus Custodes Groups===
	These are the Adeptus Custodes Groups that were first mentioned in the 8th Edition Codex, alongside their (general) color scheme. These are similar to "Chapter Equivalent" things like official AdMech Forge Worlds, complete with special rules for each of them. 9th Edition added a "generic" shield host, The Emperor's Chosen, to represent Custodes when they're not a part of one of the 6 specialist groups.		These are the Adeptus Custodes Groups that were first mentioned in the 8th Edition Codex, alongside their (general) color scheme. These are similar to "Chapter Equivalent" things like official AdMech Forge Worlds, complete with special rules for each of them. 9th Edition added a "generic" shield host, The Emperor's Chosen, to represent Custodes when they're not a part of one of the 6 specialist groups.

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	Funnily enough, their tabletop counterparts in 7th edition showed even better teamwork than any of the Astartes rules, contrary to the typical Custodes style of fighting as individuals. Custodes could team up with one another using their block rule to practically guarantee that whatever attacks did hit would be nullified, and there were no restrictions on it. This rule also allowed them to cheat in challenges, as you'd have beings like Chaos Lords and Ork Warbosses failing to cause even a single wound in a challenge due to the assholes outside of the challenge blocking all of their successful hits on the challenger.		Funnily enough, their tabletop counterparts in 7th edition showed even better teamwork than any of the Astartes rules, contrary to the typical Custodes style of fighting as individuals. Custodes could team up with one another using their block rule to practically guarantee that whatever attacks did hit would be nullified, and there were no restrictions on it. This rule also allowed them to cheat in challenges, as you'd have beings like Chaos Lords and Ork Warbosses failing to cause even a single wound in a challenge due to the assholes outside of the challenge blocking all of their successful hits on the challenger.

	With the introduction of Primaris being better than space marines overall, we got to see one interaction between Shield Captain Valerian & a Primaris Minotaur. Valerian locks blades with the Primaris and detects that a Primaris is definitely stronger than a space marine. The Primaris is able to throat punch Valerian during the scuffle (which is a feat for Space Marines worthy of mead hall song). Due to time constraints Valerian isn't able to extend the duel to learn more about fighting Primaris, and so rams his bolter into the helmet of the Primaris faster than he can react and blows his head off. Valerian's conclusion: ''Not so very different''. Given the timeline it's probable that Valerian was fighting a Primaris fresh from hypnotraining with combat experience limited to mopping up baseline heretics, so the comparison is still in a grey area.		With the introduction of Primaris being better than space marines overall, we got to see one interaction between Shield Captain Valerian & a Primaris Minotaur. Valerian locks blades with the Primaris and detects that a Primaris is definitely stronger than a space marine. The Primaris is able to throat punch Valerian during the scuffle (which is a feat for Space Marines worthy of mead hall song). Due to time constraints Valerian isn't able to extend the duel to learn more about fighting Primaris, and so rams his bolter into the helmet of the Primaris faster than he can react and blows his head off. Valerian's conclusion: ''Not so very different''. Given the timeline it's probable that Valerian was fighting a Primaris fresh from hypnotraining with combat experience limited to mopping up baseline heretics, so the comparison is still in a grey area. Though it is probably safe to say a Primaris is no real match for an able-bodied Custodes barring special cases.

	===In the 41st Millennium===		===In the 41st Millennium===

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	Funnily enough, their tabletop counterparts in 7th edition showed even better teamwork than any of the Astartes rules, contrary to the typical Custodes style of fighting as individuals. Custodes could team up with one another using their block rule to practically guarantee that whatever attacks did hit would be nullified, and there were no restrictions on it. This rule also allowed them to cheat in challenges, as you'd have beings like Chaos Lords and Ork Warbosses failing to cause even a single wound in a challenge due to the assholes outside of the challenge blocking all of their successful hits on the challenger.		Funnily enough, their tabletop counterparts in 7th edition showed even better teamwork than any of the Astartes rules, contrary to the typical Custodes style of fighting as individuals. Custodes could team up with one another using their block rule to practically guarantee that whatever attacks did hit would be nullified, and there were no restrictions on it. This rule also allowed them to cheat in challenges, as you'd have beings like Chaos Lords and Ork Warbosses failing to cause even a single wound in a challenge due to the assholes outside of the challenge blocking all of their successful hits on the challenger.

	With the introduction of Primaris being better than space marines overall, we got to see one interaction between Shield Captain Valerian & a Primaris Minotaur. Valerian locks blades with the Primaris and detects that a Primaris is definitely stronger than a space marine. The Primaris is able to throat punch Valerian during the scuffle (which is a feat for Space Marines worthy of mead hall song). Due to time constraints Valerian isn't able to extend ~~the length of~~ the duel to learn more about fighting Primaris ~~(Custodes like to learn as much as they can about opponents for future engagements)~~, and so rams his bolter into the helmet of the Primaris faster than he can react and blows his head off. Valerian's conclusion: ''Not so very different''. Given the timeline it's probable that Valerian was fighting a Primaris fresh from hypnotraining with combat experience limited to mopping up baseline heretics, so the comparison is still in a grey area~~. Though its safe to say in straight fights even Primaris are no real match for an able-bodied Custodes~~.		With the introduction of Primaris being better than space marines overall, we got to see one interaction between Shield Captain Valerian & a Primaris Minotaur. Valerian locks blades with the Primaris and detects that a Primaris is definitely stronger than a space marine. The Primaris is able to throat punch Valerian during the scuffle (which is a feat for Space Marines worthy of mead hall song). Due to time constraints Valerian isn't able to extend the duel to learn more about fighting Primaris, and so rams his bolter into the helmet of the Primaris faster than he can react and blows his head off. Valerian's conclusion: ''Not so very different''. Given the timeline it's probable that Valerian was fighting a Primaris fresh from hypnotraining with combat experience limited to mopping up baseline heretics, so the comparison is still in a grey area.

	===In the 41st Millennium===		===In the 41st Millennium===

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	Funnily enough, their tabletop counterparts in 7th edition showed even better teamwork than any of the Astartes rules, contrary to the typical Custodes style of fighting as individuals. Custodes could team up with one another using their block rule to practically guarantee that whatever attacks did hit would be nullified, and there were no restrictions on it. This rule also allowed them to cheat in challenges, as you'd have beings like Chaos Lords and Ork Warbosses failing to cause even a single wound in a challenge due to the assholes outside of the challenge blocking all of their successful hits on the challenger.		Funnily enough, their tabletop counterparts in 7th edition showed even better teamwork than any of the Astartes rules, contrary to the typical Custodes style of fighting as individuals. Custodes could team up with one another using their block rule to practically guarantee that whatever attacks did hit would be nullified, and there were no restrictions on it. This rule also allowed them to cheat in challenges, as you'd have beings like Chaos Lords and Ork Warbosses failing to cause even a single wound in a challenge due to the assholes outside of the challenge blocking all of their successful hits on the challenger.

	With the introduction of Primaris being better than space marines overall, we got to see one interaction between Shield Captain Valerian & a Primaris Minotaur. Valerian locks blades with the Primaris and detects that a Primaris is definitely stronger than a space marine. The Primaris is able to throat punch Valerian during the scuffle (which is a feat for Space Marines worthy of mead hall song). Due to time constraints Valerian isn't able to extend the duel to learn more about fighting Primaris, and so rams his bolter into the helmet of the Primaris faster than he can react and blows his head off. Valerian's conclusion: ''Not so very different''. Given the timeline it's probable that Valerian was fighting a Primaris fresh from hypnotraining with combat experience limited to mopping up baseline heretics, so the comparison is still in a grey area.		With the introduction of Primaris being better than space marines overall, we got to see one interaction between Shield Captain Valerian & a Primaris Minotaur. Valerian locks blades with the Primaris and detects that a Primaris is definitely stronger than a space marine. The Primaris is able to throat punch Valerian during the scuffle (which is a feat for Space Marines worthy of mead hall song). Due to time constraints Valerian isn't able to extend the length of the duel to learn more about fighting Primaris (Custodes like to learn as much as they can about opponents for future engagements), and so rams his bolter into the helmet of the Primaris faster than he can react and blows his head off. Valerian's conclusion: ''Not so very different''. Given the timeline it's probable that Valerian was fighting a Primaris fresh from hypnotraining with combat experience limited to mopping up baseline heretics, so the comparison is still in a grey area. Though its safe to say in straight fights even Primaris are no real match for an able-bodied Custodes.

	===In the 41st Millennium===		===In the 41st Millennium===

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	Jokes aside, however, the word "custodian" means someone who is charged with looking after and maintaining someone or something; the Custodian Guard exists to protect the Emperor and the Imperial Palace. <strike>When this name is "Latinized" as the Imperium does, they become the Adeptus Custodes.</strike> Nobody would ever expect that from GW but ''Custodes'' is actually the '''unaltered''' (!) and even '''correct''' (!!) Latin declension for "watchers / defenders / guardians". Whoah.		Jokes aside, however, the word "custodian" means someone who is charged with looking after and maintaining someone or something; the Custodian Guard exists to protect the Emperor and the Imperial Palace. <strike>When this name is "Latinized" as the Imperium does, they become the Adeptus Custodes.</strike> Nobody would ever expect that from GW but ''Custodes'' is actually the '''unaltered''' (!) and even '''correct''' (!!) Latin declension for "watchers / defenders / guardians". Whoah.

	The "custode" is also a name used in catholic liturgy. It may signify both the veil protecting the main altar in some churches, which reminds of the job of the Adeptus Custodes within the Imperial Palace, as protectors of the Throne room scanning and herding those brought to "commune" with the Emperor (either as astropaths or ''Auditore Imperialis''); or a small circular box containing the Host, therefore protecting the ''corporis mysterium'' (remember that soothing space marine chant in Latin from Dawn of War I? It was ''Pange Lingua''), usually used to bring it to those who couldn't come to Mass, such as agonizing people.		The "custode" is also a name used in catholic liturgy. It may signify both the veil protecting the main altar in some churches, which reminds of the job of the Adeptus Custodes within the Imperial Palace, as protectors of the Throne room scanning and herding those brought to "commune" with the Emperor (either as astropaths or ''Auditore Imperialis''); or a small circular box containing the Host, therefore protecting the ''corporis mysterium'' (remember that soothing space marine chant in Latin from Dawn of War I? It was ''Pange Lingua''), usually used to bring it to those who couldn't come to Mass, such as agonizing people. There's also the phrase ''"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"'' (who watches the watchmen?).

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	[[File:CustodesArt9th.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Paladins of the 31st millennium. The 41st ones are marginally less clad in gold and [[TTS\|a lot more naked.]]]]		[[File:CustodesArt9th.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|Paladins of the 31st millennium. The 41st ones are marginally less clad in gold and [[TTS\|a lot more naked.]]]]
	{{Topquote\|Each one of the Ten Thousand represents genetic lore acquired over many lifetimes. Each one of you is unique, a work of art never to be repeated. I am miserly with your lives, where I would spend so many others without a thought.\|[[Emperor\|Big Emps]] making it clear who his favourite creations are.}}		{{Topquote\|Each one of the Ten Thousand represents genetic lore acquired over many lifetimes. Each one of you is unique, a work of art never to be repeated. I am miserly with your lives, where I would spend so many others without a thought.\|[[Emperor\|Big Emps]] making it clear who his favourite creations are.}}