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	{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}		{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}
			{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}
	{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}		{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}
	~~{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}~~
	~~{{topquote\|You RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman for Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]], after finding out about the Rubric}}~~

	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].
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	Seeing as to how the Thousand Sons were quickly succumbing to the flesh-change, since Tzeentch is the God of Change and all, Ahriman attempted to permanently cure them of their mutations. (Yes, he actually tried to use the energy of change to stop change. Tzeentch is still chortling ten millennia later.)(Hey, Tzeentch makes this change, Ahriman was trying to change that). Without Magnus' consent, he, along with a cabal of other sorcerers, cast the spell known as the Rubric of Ahriman. On the upside, all the psychics in the legion stopped mutating and became more powerful than they had been before. On the downside, everyone else in the legion who wasn't a psyker was cursed to be turned into dust and sealed in their armor for all eternity, turning them into [[Rubric Marines\|soulless automatons]] who are unable to think for themselves. At first, Ahriman was [[Just as planned\|satisfied]] with the results of his spell since it did prevent [[Tzeentch\|a certain troll]] from having some chaotic and messy fun with his fellow Thousand Sons. However, once he realized all the implications of [[not as planned\|what he'd done]], Ahriman went [[derp]]. In HH novel The Crimson King, there was a Thousand Sons captain named Hathor Maat, who changed something in the [[Book of Magnus]] as the price for a way to cure his flesh flesh-change. The person who offered it was [[Lucius the Eternal]], maybe that has something to do with Ahriman's failure with the Rubric spell.		Seeing as to how the Thousand Sons were quickly succumbing to the flesh-change, since Tzeentch is the God of Change and all, Ahriman attempted to permanently cure them of their mutations. (Yes, he actually tried to use the energy of change to stop change. Tzeentch is still chortling ten millennia later.)(Hey, Tzeentch makes this change, Ahriman was trying to change that). Without Magnus' consent, he, along with a cabal of other sorcerers, cast the spell known as the Rubric of Ahriman. On the upside, all the psychics in the legion stopped mutating and became more powerful than they had been before. On the downside, everyone else in the legion who wasn't a psyker was cursed to be turned into dust and sealed in their armor for all eternity, turning them into [[Rubric Marines\|soulless automatons]] who are unable to think for themselves. At first, Ahriman was [[Just as planned\|satisfied]] with the results of his spell since it did prevent [[Tzeentch\|a certain troll]] from having some chaotic and messy fun with his fellow Thousand Sons. However, once he realized all the implications of [[not as planned\|what he'd done]], Ahriman went [[derp]]. In HH novel The Crimson King, there was a Thousand Sons captain named Hathor Maat, who changed something in the [[Book of Magnus]] as the price for a way to cure his flesh flesh-change. The person who offered it was [[Lucius the Eternal]], maybe that has something to do with Ahriman's failure with the Rubric spell.

	After Magnus learned of this, he really wasn't happy and confronted Ahriman. Believing he'd succeeded in saving his fellow Thousand Sons, Ahriman flipped him off, with the result of Magnus flying into a nerd [[rage]] so great that even an [[Angry Marine]] would take pause to admire it. Magnus was about to kill Ahriman, but Tzeentch himself ([[troll\|who had been rolling on every ~~non-euclidean geometrical~~ floor at the ~~same time with laughter from the beginning~~]]) intervened, told Magnus that everything was [[just as planned]], and so the Cyclops kicked Ahriman's ass off of the Planet of Sorcerers instead.		After Magnus learned of this, he really wasn't happy and confronted Ahriman. Believing he'd succeeded in saving his fellow Thousand Sons, Ahriman flipped him off, with the result of Magnus flying into a nerd [[rage]] so great that even an [[Angry Marine]] would take pause to admire it. Magnus was about to kill Ahriman, but Tzeentch himself ([[troll\|who had been rolling on every floor of the Infinite Labyrinth simultaneously laughing his gribbly ass off]]) intervened, told Magnus that everything was [[just as planned]], and so the Cyclops kicked Ahriman's ass off of the Planet of Sorcerers instead.

	Ahriman was initially remorseful and went incognito for a few centuries until <s>his emo phase had ended</s> his former brothers tried to capture him so he could undo the Rubric. With the help of some renegade Marines, Ahriman came out on top, got rid of his rivals, donned the bitchingly horned helmet he wears to this day (of which he took from Amon's dusty remains), and began his "War Against Fate". Since that day, he made a second Rubric spell, which failed in trying to restore the Rubricae to flesh but managed to heal Magnus from the soul-splitting effect he suffered from teleporting everyone to Prospero (despite Magnus kicking him off his lawn earlier; shows how much of a bro he is) and he also managed to turn one of his Rubric Marines back to normal. It is revealed during these events that Ahriman believed he had to sacrifice his own life to make the Rubric work as he intended, and he went on perfecting it anyway. I repeat, here is a Chaos Space Marine who is still willing to die for his brothers. Also, there was a part of him who still wanted to serve the Imperium despite all what had happened (even if it meant disrupting his second Rubric), although in the book Ahriman: Unchanged this fragment of his mind is supposedly destroyed by another part of his mind (which wanted to save his brothers with the second Rubric, even if he died); [[grimdark\|this speaks volumes of what a bro he was in his earlier centuries and how far he has fallen by the 41st millennium]] sniff.		Ahriman was initially remorseful and went incognito for a few centuries until <s>his emo phase had ended</s> his former brothers tried to capture him so he could undo the Rubric. With the help of some renegade Marines, Ahriman came out on top, got rid of his rivals, donned the bitchingly horned helmet he wears to this day (of which he took from Amon's dusty remains), and began his "War Against Fate". Since that day, he made a second Rubric spell, which failed in trying to restore the Rubricae to flesh but managed to heal Magnus from the soul-splitting effect he suffered from teleporting everyone to Prospero (despite Magnus kicking him off his lawn earlier; shows how much of a bro he is) and he also managed to turn one of his Rubric Marines back to normal. It is revealed during these events that Ahriman believed he had to sacrifice his own life to make the Rubric work as he intended, and he went on perfecting it anyway. I repeat, here is a Chaos Space Marine who is still willing to die for his brothers. Also, there was a part of him who still wanted to serve the Imperium despite all what had happened (even if it meant disrupting his second Rubric), although in the book Ahriman: Unchanged this fragment of his mind is supposedly destroyed by another part of his mind (which wanted to save his brothers with the second Rubric, even if he died); [[grimdark\|this speaks volumes of what a bro he was in his earlier centuries and how far he has fallen by the 41st millennium]] sniff.

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	[[File:Dooooom Bolts!.jpg\|340px\|right\|thumb\|Remember kids, spend enough time in the library and you too can shoot bolts of insanity lightning from your hand!]]		[[File:Dooooom Bolts!.jpg\|340px\|right\|thumb\|Remember kids, spend enough time in the library and you too can shoot bolts of insanity lightning from your hand!]]
	{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}		{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}

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	{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}		{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}

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	{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}		{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}
	{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}		{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}
	{{topquote\|You RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman of Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]]}}		{{topquote\|You RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman for Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]], after finding out about the Rubric}}

	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].

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	{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}		{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}
	{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}		{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}
	{{topquote\|~~you~~ RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman of Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]]}}		{{topquote\|You RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman of Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]]}}

	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].

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	{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}		{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}
	{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}		{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}
			{{topquote\|you RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman of Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]]}}

	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].

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	==Rubric of Ahriman==		==Rubric of Ahriman==
	Seeing as to how the Thousand Sons were quickly succumbing to the flesh-change, since Tzeentch is the God of Change and all, Ahriman attempted to permanently cure them of their mutations. (Yes, he actually tried to use the energy of change to stop change. Tzeentch is still chortling ten millennia later.)(Hey, Tzeentch makes this change, Ahriman was trying to change that). Without Magnus' consent, he, along with a cabal of other sorcerers, cast the spell known as the Rubric of Ahriman. On the upside, all the psychics in the legion stopped mutating and became more powerful than they had been before. On the downside, everyone else in the legion who wasn't a psyker was cursed to be turned into dust and sealed in their armor for all eternity, turning them into [[Rubric Marines\|soulless automatons]] who are unable to think for themselves. At first, Ahriman was [[Just as planned\|satisfied]] with the results of his spell since it did prevent [[Tzeentch\|a certain troll]] from having some chaotic and messy fun with his fellow Thousand Sons. However, once he realized all the implications of [[not as planned\|what he'd done]], Ahriman went [[derp]]. In HH novel The Crimson King, there was a Thousand Sons captain named Hathor Maat, who changed something in the Book of Magnus as the price for a way to cure his flesh flesh-change. The person who offered it was [[Lucius the Eternal]], maybe that has something to do with Ahriman's failure with the Rubric spell.		Seeing as to how the Thousand Sons were quickly succumbing to the flesh-change, since Tzeentch is the God of Change and all, Ahriman attempted to permanently cure them of their mutations. (Yes, he actually tried to use the energy of change to stop change. Tzeentch is still chortling ten millennia later.)(Hey, Tzeentch makes this change, Ahriman was trying to change that). Without Magnus' consent, he, along with a cabal of other sorcerers, cast the spell known as the Rubric of Ahriman. On the upside, all the psychics in the legion stopped mutating and became more powerful than they had been before. On the downside, everyone else in the legion who wasn't a psyker was cursed to be turned into dust and sealed in their armor for all eternity, turning them into [[Rubric Marines\|soulless automatons]] who are unable to think for themselves. At first, Ahriman was [[Just as planned\|satisfied]] with the results of his spell since it did prevent [[Tzeentch\|a certain troll]] from having some chaotic and messy fun with his fellow Thousand Sons. However, once he realized all the implications of [[not as planned\|what he'd done]], Ahriman went [[derp]]. In HH novel The Crimson King, there was a Thousand Sons captain named Hathor Maat, who changed something in the [[Book of Magnus]] as the price for a way to cure his flesh flesh-change. The person who offered it was [[Lucius the Eternal]], maybe that has something to do with Ahriman's failure with the Rubric spell.

	After Magnus learned of this, he really wasn't happy and confronted Ahriman. Believing he'd succeeded in saving his fellow Thousand Sons, Ahriman flipped him off, with the result of Magnus flying into a nerd [[rage]] so great that even an [[Angry Marine]] would take pause to admire it. Magnus was about to kill Ahriman, but Tzeentch himself ([[troll\|who had been rolling on every non-euclidean geometrical floor at the same time with laughter from the beginning]]) intervened, told Magnus that everything was [[just as planned]], and so the Cyclops kicked Ahriman's ass off of the Planet of Sorcerers instead.		After Magnus learned of this, he really wasn't happy and confronted Ahriman. Believing he'd succeeded in saving his fellow Thousand Sons, Ahriman flipped him off, with the result of Magnus flying into a nerd [[rage]] so great that even an [[Angry Marine]] would take pause to admire it. Magnus was about to kill Ahriman, but Tzeentch himself ([[troll\|who had been rolling on every non-euclidean geometrical floor at the same time with laughter from the beginning]]) intervened, told Magnus that everything was [[just as planned]], and so the Cyclops kicked Ahriman's ass off of the Planet of Sorcerers instead.

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	==During the Heresy==		==During the Heresy==
	Like all Astartes, Ahriman assisted his [[Primarch]] during the [[Great Crusade]]. Unlike most Astartes, he served as [[Magnus the Red]]'s second-in-command and advisor. Perhaps he was not as close to Magnus as the Primarch's foster father Amon, but he nevertheless was entrusted with guardianship of the Book of Magnus. Considering said book was a compilation of the most important secrets and powerful spells Magnus [[Blood Ravens\|acquired]] from all over the galaxy, it gives an idea of the esteem he held Ahriman in that he would let him both watch over and read from said book. (And how [[rage\|unhappy]] he must have been when Ahriman misused it to cast his Rubric, more on that below.) Ahriman was present during the time when [[Horus]] became Warmaster. He was also present during Magnus' trial on Nikaea - but blacked out due to Magnus' overwhelming aura when it came time for [[Mortarion]] to speak against psykers. (Magnus got ''mightily pissed off'', and forgot to tone it down for people who aren't him).		Like all Astartes, Ahriman assisted his [[Primarch]] during the [[Great Crusade]]. Unlike most Astartes, he served as [[Magnus the Red]]'s second-in-command and advisor. Perhaps he was not as close to Magnus as the Primarch's foster father Amon, but he nevertheless was entrusted with guardianship of the [[Book of Magnus]]. Considering said book was a compilation of the most important secrets and powerful spells Magnus [[Blood Ravens\|acquired]] from all over the galaxy, it gives an idea of the esteem he held Ahriman in that he would let him both watch over and read from said book. (And how [[rage\|unhappy]] he must have been when Ahriman misused it to cast his Rubric, more on that below.) Ahriman was present during the time when [[Horus]] became Warmaster. He was also present during Magnus' trial on Nikaea - but blacked out due to Magnus' overwhelming aura when it came time for [[Mortarion]] to speak against psykers. (Magnus got ''mightily pissed off'', and forgot to tone it down for people who aren't him).

	When the [[Space Wolves]] attacked Prospero (under orders from Horus), Ahriman led the Thousand Sons Cults to battle, defying Magnus' orders to accept their fates under the belief that their only [[Rogal Dorn\|redemption would be in death]]. Despite this, the Sons were already near total annihilation until Magnus finally decided that enough was enough. Magnus battled [[Leman Russ]], but Russ got super raggy with a blind shot into Magnus' eye of epicness and was about to slay him. Magnus then swore allegiance to [[Tzeentch]] in a desperate move to save his legion, and so Tzeentch teleported Magnus, Ahriman, and the Sons to the Planet of the Sorcerers.		When the [[Space Wolves]] attacked Prospero (under orders from Horus), Ahriman led the Thousand Sons Cults to battle, defying Magnus' orders to accept their fates under the belief that their only [[Rogal Dorn\|redemption would be in death]]. Despite this, the Sons were already near total annihilation until Magnus finally decided that enough was enough. Magnus battled [[Leman Russ]], but Russ got super raggy with a blind shot into Magnus' eye of epicness and was about to slay him. Magnus then swore allegiance to [[Tzeentch]] in a desperate move to save his legion, and so Tzeentch teleported Magnus, Ahriman, and the Sons to the Planet of the Sorcerers.

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	[[File:Dooooom Bolts!.jpg\|340px\|right\|thumb\|Remember kids, spend enough time in the library and you too can shoot bolts of insanity lightning from your hand!]]		[[File:Dooooom Bolts!.jpg\|340px\|right\|thumb\|Remember kids, spend enough time in the library and you too can shoot bolts of insanity lightning from your hand!]]
	{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}		{{topquote\|Zarathustra....had taught his people to regard life as a continuous struggle between '''Ahriman''' and Ormuzd, the Gods of '''Evil''' and Good.\|Hendrik van Loon, ''A Story of Mankind''}}
			{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}
	{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}		{{topquote\|All is not yet dust.\| Ahzek Ahriman}}
	~~{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}~~
	~~{{topquote\|You RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman for Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]], after finding out about the Rubric}}~~

	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].
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	Seeing as to how the Thousand Sons were quickly succumbing to the flesh-change, since Tzeentch is the God of Change and all, Ahriman attempted to permanently cure them of their mutations. (Yes, he actually tried to use the energy of change to stop change. Tzeentch is still chortling ten millennia later.)(Hey, Tzeentch makes this change, Ahriman was trying to change that). Without Magnus' consent, he, along with a cabal of other sorcerers, cast the spell known as the Rubric of Ahriman. On the upside, all the psychics in the legion stopped mutating and became more powerful than they had been before. On the downside, everyone else in the legion who wasn't a psyker was cursed to be turned into dust and sealed in their armor for all eternity, turning them into [[Rubric Marines\|soulless automatons]] who are unable to think for themselves. At first, Ahriman was [[Just as planned\|satisfied]] with the results of his spell since it did prevent [[Tzeentch\|a certain troll]] from having some chaotic and messy fun with his fellow Thousand Sons. However, once he realized all the implications of [[not as planned\|what he'd done]], Ahriman went [[derp]]. In HH novel The Crimson King, there was a Thousand Sons captain named Hathor Maat, who changed something in the [[Book of Magnus]] as the price for a way to cure his flesh flesh-change. The person who offered it was [[Lucius the Eternal]], maybe that has something to do with Ahriman's failure with the Rubric spell.		Seeing as to how the Thousand Sons were quickly succumbing to the flesh-change, since Tzeentch is the God of Change and all, Ahriman attempted to permanently cure them of their mutations. (Yes, he actually tried to use the energy of change to stop change. Tzeentch is still chortling ten millennia later.)(Hey, Tzeentch makes this change, Ahriman was trying to change that). Without Magnus' consent, he, along with a cabal of other sorcerers, cast the spell known as the Rubric of Ahriman. On the upside, all the psychics in the legion stopped mutating and became more powerful than they had been before. On the downside, everyone else in the legion who wasn't a psyker was cursed to be turned into dust and sealed in their armor for all eternity, turning them into [[Rubric Marines\|soulless automatons]] who are unable to think for themselves. At first, Ahriman was [[Just as planned\|satisfied]] with the results of his spell since it did prevent [[Tzeentch\|a certain troll]] from having some chaotic and messy fun with his fellow Thousand Sons. However, once he realized all the implications of [[not as planned\|what he'd done]], Ahriman went [[derp]]. In HH novel The Crimson King, there was a Thousand Sons captain named Hathor Maat, who changed something in the [[Book of Magnus]] as the price for a way to cure his flesh flesh-change. The person who offered it was [[Lucius the Eternal]], maybe that has something to do with Ahriman's failure with the Rubric spell.

	After Magnus learned of this, he really wasn't happy and confronted Ahriman. Believing he'd succeeded in saving his fellow Thousand Sons, Ahriman flipped him off, with the result of Magnus flying into a nerd [[rage]] so great that even an [[Angry Marine]] would take pause to admire it. Magnus was about to kill Ahriman, but Tzeentch himself ([[troll\|who had been rolling on every ~~non-euclidean geometrical~~ floor at the ~~same time with laughter from the beginning~~]]) intervened, told Magnus that everything was [[just as planned]], and so the Cyclops kicked Ahriman's ass off of the Planet of Sorcerers instead.		After Magnus learned of this, he really wasn't happy and confronted Ahriman. Believing he'd succeeded in saving his fellow Thousand Sons, Ahriman flipped him off, with the result of Magnus flying into a nerd [[rage]] so great that even an [[Angry Marine]] would take pause to admire it. Magnus was about to kill Ahriman, but Tzeentch himself ([[troll\|who had been rolling on every floor of the Infinite Labyrinth simultaneously laughing his gribbly ass off]]) intervened, told Magnus that everything was [[just as planned]], and so the Cyclops kicked Ahriman's ass off of the Planet of Sorcerers instead.

	Ahriman was initially remorseful and went incognito for a few centuries until <s>his emo phase had ended</s> his former brothers tried to capture him so he could undo the Rubric. With the help of some renegade Marines, Ahriman came out on top, got rid of his rivals, donned the bitchingly horned helmet he wears to this day (of which he took from Amon's dusty remains), and began his "War Against Fate". Since that day, he made a second Rubric spell, which failed in trying to restore the Rubricae to flesh but managed to heal Magnus from the soul-splitting effect he suffered from teleporting everyone to Prospero (despite Magnus kicking him off his lawn earlier; shows how much of a bro he is) and he also managed to turn one of his Rubric Marines back to normal. It is revealed during these events that Ahriman believed he had to sacrifice his own life to make the Rubric work as he intended, and he went on perfecting it anyway. I repeat, here is a Chaos Space Marine who is still willing to die for his brothers. Also, there was a part of him who still wanted to serve the Imperium despite all what had happened (even if it meant disrupting his second Rubric), although in the book Ahriman: Unchanged this fragment of his mind is supposedly destroyed by another part of his mind (which wanted to save his brothers with the second Rubric, even if he died); [[grimdark\|this speaks volumes of what a bro he was in his earlier centuries and how far he has fallen by the 41st millennium]] sniff.		Ahriman was initially remorseful and went incognito for a few centuries until <s>his emo phase had ended</s> his former brothers tried to capture him so he could undo the Rubric. With the help of some renegade Marines, Ahriman came out on top, got rid of his rivals, donned the bitchingly horned helmet he wears to this day (of which he took from Amon's dusty remains), and began his "War Against Fate". Since that day, he made a second Rubric spell, which failed in trying to restore the Rubricae to flesh but managed to heal Magnus from the soul-splitting effect he suffered from teleporting everyone to Prospero (despite Magnus kicking him off his lawn earlier; shows how much of a bro he is) and he also managed to turn one of his Rubric Marines back to normal. It is revealed during these events that Ahriman believed he had to sacrifice his own life to make the Rubric work as he intended, and he went on perfecting it anyway. I repeat, here is a Chaos Space Marine who is still willing to die for his brothers. Also, there was a part of him who still wanted to serve the Imperium despite all what had happened (even if it meant disrupting his second Rubric), although in the book Ahriman: Unchanged this fragment of his mind is supposedly destroyed by another part of his mind (which wanted to save his brothers with the second Rubric, even if he died); [[grimdark\|this speaks volumes of what a bro he was in his earlier centuries and how far he has fallen by the 41st millennium]] sniff.

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	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].

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	{{topquote\|~~you~~ RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman of Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]]}}		{{topquote\|You RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman of Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]]}}

	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].

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	{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}		{{topquote\|Man errs till he ceases to strive.\|The Lord; Faust, Part 1}}
			{{topquote\|you RUBRIC legion? You rubric my legion into automatons? Oh! Oh! Exile for Ahriman! Exile for Ahriman of Ten Thousand Years!\| [[Magnus the Red]]}}

	'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].		'''Ahzek Ahriman''' (a.k.a. '''The Sorcerer of the Red Cyclops''', '''The Prodigal Son''', '''Steward of Tzeentch''', '''Black Library Hunter''' ,and '''the First son''') is a powerful [[Chaos Space Marine]] of the [[Thousand Sons]]. He is one of the mightiest [[psyker]]s in the whole galaxy, hence how Gee-Dubs dared name him after [[Ahriman\|this asshole]].