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	\|Primarch = [[Lion El'Jonson]]		\|Primarch = [[Lion El'Jonson]]
	\|Homeworld = Fleet-Based, Fortess-Monastery: ''Reliquaria''		\|Homeworld = Fleet-Based, Fortess-Monastery: ''Reliquaria''
	\|Specialty = Relics & Archaeotech. Arriving without warning and, upon defeating their foe, disappearing without a word.		\|Specialty = Relics & Archaeotech. Arriving without warning and, upon defeating their foe, disappearing without a word.
	\|Strength = Largely the same as the [[Dark Angels]], but boosted by ancient relics, archaeotech, and other superior wargear		\|Strength = Largely the same as the [[Dark Angels]], but boosted by ancient relics, archaeotech, and other superior wargear
	\|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]]		\|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]]

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	The '''Living Relics''' short story by [[David Guymer]] sheds offers an interesting insight on the Consecrators, in that they are confirmed to be far younger than their wargear would have you believe. Apparently, they were indeed founded for the purpose of retrieving and preserving the history of the First Legion, specifically by snatching their archaeotech before others do (and also baiting [[Fallen]] with it).		The '''Living Relics''' short story by [[David Guymer]] sheds offers an interesting insight on the Consecrators, in that they are confirmed to be far younger than their wargear would have you believe. Apparently, they were indeed founded for the purpose of retrieving and preserving the history of the First Legion, specifically by snatching their archaeotech before others do (and also baiting [[Fallen]] with it).

	Their Firewing iconography might be a ~~delibarate~~ attempt by the Unforgiven to make them pass for a Second-Founding chapter. An Ordo Astartes [[Inquisitor]] might have all sorts of theories about their Heresy-era wargear and isolationism, but it is unlikely they involve anything past M33, which [[just as planned\|plays right into the Unforgiven hands]].		Their Firewing iconography might be a deliberate attempt by the Unforgiven to make them pass for a Second-Founding chapter. An Ordo Astartes [[Inquisitor]] might have all sorts of theories about their Heresy-era wargear and isolationism, but it is unlikely they involve anything past M33, which [[just as planned\|plays right into the Unforgiven hands]].

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	==Symbol==		==Symbol==
	[[File:Firewing Lance-Decurion.jpg\|right\|200px]]		[[File:Firewing Lance-Decurion.jpg\|right\|200px]]
	The symbol of the Consecrators is a red abstract image, showing a ring consisting of probably-wings on the bottom and probably-a-halo above, with a flame in the center of the circle. Flame + Dark Angels = Firewing? Well, take a look at the Heresy-era marine on the right. This gentleman was an officer of the Firewing, and the symbol on his knee, while smudged and hard to make out, looks a lot like the Consecrator's symbol. Zoom in to see and you’ll notice it has detailed wings below a fire and above that a half halo. The whole is surrounded by laurels. In other words it looks almost exactly like the Consecrators’ symbol. So it seems plausible that they are not just Dark Angels descendants, but specifically made from Legio I's Firewing.		The symbol of the Consecrators is a red abstract image, showing a ring consisting of probably-wings on the bottom and probably-a-halo above, with a flame in the center of the circle. Flame + Dark Angels = Firewing? Well, take a look at the Heresy-era marine on the right. This gentleman was an officer of the Firewing, and the symbol on his knee, while smudged and hard to make out, looks a lot like the Consecrator's symbol. Zoom in to see and you’ll notice it has detailed wings below a fire and above that a half halo. The whole is surrounded by laurels. In other words it looks almost exactly like the Consecrators’ symbol. So it seems plausible that they are not just Dark Angels descendants, but specifically made from Legio I's Firewing.

	As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.		As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.

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	As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.		As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.

	The '''Living Relics''' short story by [[David Guymer]] sheds offers an interesting insight on the Consecrators, in that they are confirmed to be far younger than their wargear would have you believe. Apparently, they were indeed founded for the purpose of retrieving First Legion archaeotech before others do (and also baiting [[Fallen]] with it).		The '''Living Relics''' short story by [[David Guymer]] sheds offers an interesting insight on the Consecrators, in that they are confirmed to be far younger than their wargear would have you believe. Apparently, they were indeed founded for the purpose of retrieving and preserving the history of the First Legion, specifically by snatching their archaeotech before others do (and also baiting [[Fallen]] with it).

	Their Firewing iconography might be a delibarate attempt by the Unforgiven to make them pass for a Second-Founding chapter. An Ordo Astartes [[Inquisitor]] might have all sorts of theories about their Heresy-era wargear and isolationism, but it is unlikely they involve anything past M33, which [[just as planned\|plays right into the Unforgiven hands]].		Their Firewing iconography might be a delibarate attempt by the Unforgiven to make them pass for a Second-Founding chapter. An Ordo Astartes [[Inquisitor]] might have all sorts of theories about their Heresy-era wargear and isolationism, but it is unlikely they involve anything past M33, which [[just as planned\|plays right into the Unforgiven hands]].

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	In the eighth century of the 41st millennium, the chapter's ''entire'' 3rd company went missing in the [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Jericho Reach]] after being [[What\|ambushed by Orks]] and forced to abandon their strike cruiser, essentially going behind enemy lines in an ongoing warzone. Forces from the [[Angels of Absolution]] and [[Angels of Redemption]] were tasked to find them, while the [[Deathwatch]] made it their job to find and cleanse the ork-salvaged hulk. It is not yet known in the fluff whether the 3rd company or their vessel have been found. It is known however that they among the chapters that lost two companies at Darkmor, where the Unforgiven were lured into a trap [[Signus Campaign\|Signus-style]] under the promise of [[Fallen Angels]]. This meant that the Consecrators were one of the few Unforgiven chapters that didn't bitch too much when they were ordered to take Primaris Marines, since a third of the chapter was missing and the Nu-Marines probably gave them a convenient excuse for not having to replenish the archeotech of their lost companies.		In the eighth century of the 41st millennium, the chapter's ''entire'' 3rd company went missing in the [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Jericho Reach]] after being [[What\|ambushed by Orks]] and forced to abandon their strike cruiser, essentially going behind enemy lines in an ongoing warzone. Forces from the [[Angels of Absolution]] and [[Angels of Redemption]] were tasked to find them, while the [[Deathwatch]] made it their job to find and cleanse the ork-salvaged hulk. It is not yet known in the fluff whether the 3rd company or their vessel have been found. It is known however that they among the chapters that lost two companies at Darkmor, where the Unforgiven were lured into a trap [[Signus Campaign\|Signus-style]] under the promise of [[Fallen Angels]]. This meant that the Consecrators were one of the few Unforgiven chapters that didn't bitch too much when they were ordered to take Primaris Marines, since a third of the chapter was missing and the Nu-Marines probably gave them a convenient excuse for not having to replenish the archeotech of their lost companies.

	They appear to have inherited the most revered arms of the Dark Angels Legion, preserving them carefully through the ages. They bear a close resemblance to the ~~Dark Angels~~ before the [[Horus Heresy]], maintaining the Legion's original black colour and exclusively wearing ~~older patterns of~~ [[power armour]]. This implies that the Chapter is either ''very'' old, or that the Dark Angels Inner Circle had them created specifically to retain the relics of the Legion... or the Dark Angels have ''so many'' relics and pieces of archeotech that they hand them out like candy to their Successors ~~(Seeing how the Rock is full of archeotech factories (lucky bastards))~~.		They appear to have inherited the most revered arms of the Dark Angels Legion, preserving them carefully through the ages. They bear a close resemblance to the First Legion before the [[Horus Heresy]], maintaining the Legion's original black colour and exclusively wearing [[power armour]] that is [[beakie]]-pattern or older. This implies that the Chapter is either ''very'' old, or that the Dark Angels Inner Circle had them created specifically to retain the relics of the Legion... or the Dark Angels have ''so many'' relics and pieces of archeotech that they hand them out like candy to their Successors.

	This absence of knowledge of their existence by the greater Imperium does not appear to be extended to the rest of the Unforgiven, who do seem to have at least some knowledge of their history, purpose, and current events. They were founded apparently in secret on the instigation of '''Supreme Grand Master Valafar''' on an undisclosed date, for the specific purpose of uncovering the mysteries of the Dark Angels' history. So we know this puts their inception at some point after the [[Second Founding]] and also most likely outside of any officially sanctioned founding as well.		This absence of knowledge of their existence by the greater Imperium does not appear to be extended to the rest of the Unforgiven, who do seem to have at least some knowledge of their history, purpose, and current events. They were founded apparently in secret on the instigation of '''Supreme Grand Master Valafar''' on an undisclosed date, for the specific purpose of uncovering the mysteries of the Dark Angels' history. So we know this puts their inception at some point after the [[Second Founding]] and also most likely outside of any officially sanctioned founding as well.
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	[[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch]] includes Consecrators as playable characters. To reflect the fact that they are equipped with such ancient and revered equipment, every character carries at least one [[Salamanders\|master-crafted]] item as standard issue, though they don't have access to power armour newer than [[beakie\|Mk.6 Corvus]] (although this is fine, as earlier marks of armour tend to have the best machine-spirits and traits), the game notes how this makes them [[Fallen Angels\|suspiciously like a legion from the days of the Horus Heresy]].		[[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch]] includes Consecrators as playable characters. To reflect the fact that they are equipped with such ancient and revered equipment, every character carries at least one [[Salamanders\|master-crafted]] item as standard issue, though they don't have access to power armour newer than [[beakie\|Mk.6 Corvus]] (although this is fine, as earlier marks of armour tend to have the best machine-spirits and traits), the game notes how this makes them [[Fallen Angels\|suspiciously like a legion from the days of the Horus Heresy]].

	Their current Chapter Master '''Nakir''' holds the Inner Circle honorific of ''Master of Souls'' ~~and~~ was an [[Interrogator-Chaplain]] prior to his appointment as Grand Master. He also holds a Heavenfall Blade: the ''"Sword of Sanctity"'' which was recovered after being lost by the [[Disciples of Caliban]] but [[Azrael]] let him keep it.		Their current Chapter Master '''Nakir''' holds the Inner Circle honorific of ''Master of Souls''. He was an [[Interrogator-Chaplain]] prior to his appointment as Grand Master, having earned an impressive '''six''' black pearls for [[Fallen\|reasons]]. He also holds a Heavenfall Blade: the ''"Sword of Sanctity"'' which was recovered after being lost by the [[Disciples of Caliban]] but [[Azrael]] let him keep it.

	If the [[Dark Angels]] ever get a Supplement, it should focus on these guys. They're different enough from the other Unforgiven to actually be distinct, and (perhaps more importantly) they would give players an excuse to field [[Horus Heresy]]-era weapons like [[Volkite Weaponry\|Volkite ray-guns]], rad-weapons, and [[Terminator\|Horus Heresy-era Terminator armour]] from [[Forge World]].		If the [[Dark Angels]] ever get a Supplement, it should focus on these guys. They're different enough from the other Unforgiven to actually be distinct, and (perhaps more importantly) they would give players an excuse to field [[Horus Heresy]]-era weapons like [[Volkite Weaponry\|Volkite ray-guns]], rad-weapons, and [[Terminator\|Horus Heresy-era Terminator armour]] from [[Forge World]].

1d4chan>One Snek: Added new lore from "The Successors"

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	\|Heraldry = [[File:125px-Consecrators symbol.png\|150px]]		\|Heraldry = [[File:125px-Consecrators symbol.png\|150px]]
	\|Battle Cry = Unknown, usually silent		\|Battle Cry = Unknown, usually silent
	\|Founding = ~~Outside of any established Founding, but almost certainly timed after the Second Founding~~.		\|Founding = Unauthorized. Although chapter is roughly two millenia old.
	\|Successors of = [[Dark Angels]]		\|Successors of = [[Dark Angels]]
	\|Chapter Master = Grand Master Nakir		\|Chapter Master = Grand Master Nakir
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	[[Image:200px-Consecrators Marine.jpg\|left\|A Consecrators Marine. Looks nothing like a pre-Heresy [[Dark Angels\|Dark Angel]], Does he?]]		[[Image:200px-Consecrators Marine.jpg\|left\|A Consecrators Marine. Looks nothing like a pre-Heresy [[Dark Angels\|Dark Angel]], Does he?]]
	The '''Consecrators''' are a [[Chapter]] of [[Space Marine]]s descended from the [[Dark Angels]]~~. [[Space Sharks\|As]] [[Blood Ravens\|with]] [[Celebrants\|many]] [[Minotaurs\|Chapters]] [[Red Scorpions\|nowadays]], their Founding is unrecorded and their early history totally unknown~~. Indeed, prior to the [[Waning\|third century of the 40th millenium]], there was absolutely no record of their existence. They just sorta appeared at [[Minotaurs\|chapter strength]] during the Second Kuppukin Schism, in which they annihilated the entire rebel high command structure in only six hours before vanishing again. They were once again absent from recorded history until three decades later, when the Chapter's 4th company was seen fighting alongside the [[Dark Angels]] at the Arrulas Intervention.		The '''Consecrators''' are a [[Chapter]] of [[Space Marine]]s descended from the [[Dark Angels]]. Indeed, prior to the [[Waning\|third century of the 40th millenium]], there was absolutely no record of their existence. They just sorta appeared at [[Minotaurs\|chapter strength]] during the Second Kuppukin Schism, in which they annihilated the entire rebel high command structure in only six hours before vanishing again. They were once again absent from recorded history until three decades later, when the Chapter's 4th company was seen fighting alongside the [[Dark Angels]] at the Arrulas Intervention.

	In the eighth century of the 41st millennium, the chapter's ''entire'' 3rd company went missing in the [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Jericho Reach]] after being [[What\|ambushed by Orks]] and forced to abandon their strike cruiser, essentially going behind enemy lines in an ongoing warzone. Forces from the [[Angels of Absolution]] and [[Angels of Redemption]] were tasked to find them, while the [[Deathwatch]] made it their job to find and cleanse the ork-salvaged hulk. It is not yet known in the fluff whether the 3rd company or their vessel have been found. It is known however that they among the chapters that lost two companies at Darkmor, where the Unforgiven were lured into a trap [[Signus Campaign\|Signus-style]] under the promise of [[Fallen Angels]]. This meant that the Consecrators were one of the few Unforgiven chapters that didn't bitch too much when they were ordered to take Primaris Marines, since a third of the chapter was missing and the Nu-Marines probably gave them a convenient excuse for not having to replenish the archeotech of their lost companies. (Seriously, only the [[Iron Hands]] and [[Red Scorpions]] are said to have the full schematics for MKIV armor, and who knows what a chapter must do in order to secure Deimos-Pattern vehicles after the [[Age of Apostasy]])

			In the eighth century of the 41st millennium, the chapter's ''entire'' 3rd company went missing in the [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Jericho Reach]] after being [[What\|ambushed by Orks]] and forced to abandon their strike cruiser, essentially going behind enemy lines in an ongoing warzone. Forces from the [[Angels of Absolution]] and [[Angels of Redemption]] were tasked to find them, while the [[Deathwatch]] made it their job to find and cleanse the ork-salvaged hulk. It is not yet known in the fluff whether the 3rd company or their vessel have been found. It is known however that they among the chapters that lost two companies at Darkmor, where the Unforgiven were lured into a trap [[Signus Campaign\|Signus-style]] under the promise of [[Fallen Angels]]. This meant that the Consecrators were one of the few Unforgiven chapters that didn't bitch too much when they were ordered to take Primaris Marines, since a third of the chapter was missing and the Nu-Marines probably gave them a convenient excuse for not having to replenish the archeotech of their lost companies.

	They appear to have inherited the most revered arms of the Dark Angels Legion, preserving them carefully through the ages. They bear a close resemblance to the Dark Angels before the [[Horus Heresy]], maintaining the Legion's original black colour and exclusively wearing older patterns of [[power armour]]. This implies that the Chapter is either ''very'' old, or that the Dark Angels Inner Circle had them created specifically to retain the relics of the Legion... or the Dark Angels have ''so many'' relics and pieces of archeotech that they hand them out like candy to their Successors (Seeing how the Rock is full of archeotech factories (lucky bastards)).		They appear to have inherited the most revered arms of the Dark Angels Legion, preserving them carefully through the ages. They bear a close resemblance to the Dark Angels before the [[Horus Heresy]], maintaining the Legion's original black colour and exclusively wearing older patterns of [[power armour]]. This implies that the Chapter is either ''very'' old, or that the Dark Angels Inner Circle had them created specifically to retain the relics of the Legion... or the Dark Angels have ''so many'' relics and pieces of archeotech that they hand them out like candy to their Successors (Seeing how the Rock is full of archeotech factories (lucky bastards)).
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	[[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch]] includes Consecrators as playable characters. To reflect the fact that they are equipped with such ancient and revered equipment, every character carries at least one [[Salamanders\|master-crafted]] item as standard issue, though they don't have access to power armour newer than [[beakie\|Mk.6 Corvus]] (although this is fine, as earlier marks of armour tend to have the best machine-spirits and traits), the game notes how this makes them [[Fallen Angels\|suspiciously like a legion from the days of the Horus Heresy]].		[[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch]] includes Consecrators as playable characters. To reflect the fact that they are equipped with such ancient and revered equipment, every character carries at least one [[Salamanders\|master-crafted]] item as standard issue, though they don't have access to power armour newer than [[beakie\|Mk.6 Corvus]] (although this is fine, as earlier marks of armour tend to have the best machine-spirits and traits), the game notes how this makes them [[Fallen Angels\|suspiciously like a legion from the days of the Horus Heresy]].

	Their current Chapter Master '''Nakir''' holds the Inner Circle honorific of ''Master of Souls'' and was an ~~'''~~Interrogator-Chaplain~~'''~~ prior to his appointment as Grand Master. He also holds a Heavenfall Blade: the ''"Sword of Sanctity"'' which was recovered after being lost by the [[Disciples of Caliban]] but [[Azrael]] let him keep it.		Their current Chapter Master '''Nakir''' holds the Inner Circle honorific of ''Master of Souls'' and was an [[Interrogator-Chaplain]] prior to his appointment as Grand Master. He also holds a Heavenfall Blade: the ''"Sword of Sanctity"'' which was recovered after being lost by the [[Disciples of Caliban]] but [[Azrael]] let him keep it.

	If the [[Dark Angels]] ever get a Supplement, it should focus on these guys. They're different enough from the other Unforgiven to actually be distinct, and (perhaps more importantly) they would give players an excuse to field [[Horus Heresy]]-era weapons like [[Volkite Weaponry\|Volkite ray-guns]], rad-weapons, and [[Terminator\|Horus Heresy-era Terminator armour]] from [[Forge World]].		If the [[Dark Angels]] ever get a Supplement, it should focus on these guys. They're different enough from the other Unforgiven to actually be distinct, and (perhaps more importantly) they would give players an excuse to field [[Horus Heresy]]-era weapons like [[Volkite Weaponry\|Volkite ray-guns]], rad-weapons, and [[Terminator\|Horus Heresy-era Terminator armour]] from [[Forge World]].
	...Or not, now that GeeDubs won't be releasing any non-[[Primaris_Space_Marines\|Primaris]] models, don't hold your breath.		...Or not, now that [[GeeDubs]] won't be releasing any non-[[Primaris_Space_Marines\|Primaris]] models, don't hold your breath.

	==Symbol==		==Symbol==
			[[File:Firewing Lance-Decurion.jpg\|right\|200px]]
	The symbol of the Consecrators is a red abstract image, showing a ring consisting of probably-wings on the bottom and probably-a-halo above, with a flame in the center of the circle. Flame + Dark Angels = Firewing? Well, take a look at the Heresy-era marine on the right. This gentleman was an officer of the Firewing, and the symbol on his knee, while smudged and hard to make out, looks a lot like the Consecrator's symbol. Zoom in to see and you’ll notice it has detailed wings below a fire and above that a half halo. The whole is surrounded by laurels. In other words it looks almost exactly like the Consecrators’ symbol. So it seems plausible that they are not just Dark Angels descendants, but specifically made from Legio I's Firewing.		The symbol of the Consecrators is a red abstract image, showing a ring consisting of probably-wings on the bottom and probably-a-halo above, with a flame in the center of the circle. Flame + Dark Angels = Firewing? Well, take a look at the Heresy-era marine on the right. This gentleman was an officer of the Firewing, and the symbol on his knee, while smudged and hard to make out, looks a lot like the Consecrator's symbol. Zoom in to see and you’ll notice it has detailed wings below a fire and above that a half halo. The whole is surrounded by laurels. In other words it looks almost exactly like the Consecrators’ symbol. So it seems plausible that they are not just Dark Angels descendants, but specifically made from Legio I's Firewing.

	As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.		As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.

	[[~~File:~~Firewing ~~Lance~~-~~Decurion~~.~~jpg~~\|right~~\|300px~~]]		The '''Living Relics''' short story by [[David Guymer]] sheds offers an interesting insight on the Consecrators, in that they are confirmed to be far younger than their wargear would have you believe. Apparently, they were indeed founded for the purpose of retrieving First Legion archaeotech before others do (and also baiting [[Fallen]] with it).

			Their Firewing iconography might be a delibarate attempt by the Unforgiven to make them pass for a Second-Founding chapter. An Ordo Astartes [[Inquisitor]] might have all sorts of theories about their Heresy-era wargear and isolationism, but it is unlikely they involve anything past M33, which [[just as planned\|plays right into the Unforgiven hands]].

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	==Symbol==		==Symbol==

	The symbol of the Consecrators is a red abstract image, showing a ring consisting of probably-wings on the bottom and probably-a-halo above, with a flame in the center of the circle. Flame + Dark Angels = Firewing? Well, take a look at the Heresy-era marine on the right. This gentleman was an officer of the Firewing, and the symbol on his knee, while smudged and hard to make out, looks a lot like the Consecrator's symbol. So it seems plausible that they are not just Dark Angels descendants, but specifically made from Legio I's Firewing.		The symbol of the Consecrators is a red abstract image, showing a ring consisting of probably-wings on the bottom and probably-a-halo above, with a flame in the center of the circle. Flame + Dark Angels = Firewing? Well, take a look at the Heresy-era marine on the right. This gentleman was an officer of the Firewing, and the symbol on his knee, while smudged and hard to make out, looks a lot like the Consecrator's symbol. Zoom in to see and you’ll notice it has detailed wings below a fire and above that a half halo. The whole is surrounded by laurels. In other words it looks almost exactly like the Consecrators’ symbol. So it seems plausible that they are not just Dark Angels descendants, but specifically made from Legio I's Firewing.

	As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.		As of the Warhammer Community website's "Road to Thramas" update on the Hexagrammaton, it has been revealed that the Firewing specializes in "destroying enemy command structures", which seems to fit their modus operandi during the Second Kuppukin Schism.

1d4chan>Ћ Professional at 15:04, 19 July 2020

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	This absence of knowledge of their existence by the greater Imperium does not appear to be extended to the rest of the Unforgiven, who do seem to have at least some knowledge of their history, purpose, and current events. They were founded apparently in secret on the instigation of '''Supreme Grand Master Valafar''' on an undisclosed date, for the specific purpose of uncovering the mysteries of the Dark Angels' history. So we know this puts their inception at some point after the [[Second Founding]] and also most likely outside of any officially sanctioned founding as well.		This absence of knowledge of their existence by the greater Imperium does not appear to be extended to the rest of the Unforgiven, who do seem to have at least some knowledge of their history, purpose, and current events. They were founded apparently in secret on the instigation of '''Supreme Grand Master Valafar''' on an undisclosed date, for the specific purpose of uncovering the mysteries of the Dark Angels' history. So we know this puts their inception at some point after the [[Second Founding]] and also most likely outside of any officially sanctioned founding as well.

	Being one of the Unforgiven, the Consecrators share the Inner Circle, knowledge of the [[~~fallen angels~~]], the [[Deathwing]], the [[Ravenwing]], etc. However, their Terminators are painted black with white helmets to signify the like to the Dark Angels First Company.		Being one of the Unforgiven, the Consecrators share the Inner Circle, knowledge of the [[Fallen Angels]], the [[Deathwing]], the [[Ravenwing]], etc. However, their Terminators are painted black with white helmets to signify the like to the Dark Angels First Company.

	[[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch]] includes Consecrators as playable characters. To reflect the fact that they are equipped with such ancient and revered equipment, every character carries at least one [[Salamanders\|master-crafted]] item as standard issue, though they don't have access to power armour newer than [[beakie\|Mk.6 Corvus]] (although this is fine, as earlier marks of armour tend to have the best machine-spirits and traits), the game notes how this makes them [[Fallen Angels\|suspiciously like a legion from the days of the Horus Heresy]].		[[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch]] includes Consecrators as playable characters. To reflect the fact that they are equipped with such ancient and revered equipment, every character carries at least one [[Salamanders\|master-crafted]] item as standard issue, though they don't have access to power armour newer than [[beakie\|Mk.6 Corvus]] (although this is fine, as earlier marks of armour tend to have the best machine-spirits and traits), the game notes how this makes them [[Fallen Angels\|suspiciously like a legion from the days of the Horus Heresy]].
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	If the [[Dark Angels]] ever get a Supplement, it should focus on these guys. They're different enough from the other Unforgiven to actually be distinct, and (perhaps more importantly) they would give players an excuse to field [[Horus Heresy]]-era weapons like [[Volkite Weaponry\|Volkite ray-guns]], rad-weapons, and [[Terminator\|Horus Heresy-era Terminator armour]] from [[Forge World]].		If the [[Dark Angels]] ever get a Supplement, it should focus on these guys. They're different enough from the other Unforgiven to actually be distinct, and (perhaps more importantly) they would give players an excuse to field [[Horus Heresy]]-era weapons like [[Volkite Weaponry\|Volkite ray-guns]], rad-weapons, and [[Terminator\|Horus Heresy-era Terminator armour]] from [[Forge World]].
	...Or not, now that GeeDubs won't be releasing any non-[[Primaris]] models, don't hold your breath.		...Or not, now that GeeDubs won't be releasing any non-[[Primaris_Space_Marines\|Primaris]] models, don't hold your breath.

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