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	''Not to be confused with the more numerous and common [[Consul]].''		''Not to be confused with the more numerous and common [[Consul]].''

	'''Legion Consuls''' or ''Consul-Opsequiari'' (Consul of compliance) were basically Space Marine Military Police and not [[Consul]]. Several Legions used them, most notably the [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]] before Russ was found and the [[Blood Angels\|IX Legion]] after the finding of Sanguinius. These guys worked in the same manner as [[Commissar]]s, in that if anyone disobeyed their orders they got [[BLAM\|BLAMMED]]. But unlike [[Imperial Guard\| regular humans]] Space Marines don't need to be "coaxed" into fighting. Instead, the Consuls were there to ensure the marines [[Rip and Tear\|did not go the extra mile]]. Two Legions were noted for their use of these guys, the [[World Eaters\|XII Legion]] and [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]]. [[Skub\|It has been argued]], in the fluff, that the Wolves needed them more than the Hounds since the Wolves got all [[choppy]] when their enemy up and ran. So the 6th Legion was more like [[Night Lords\| murderous nut-jobs]] than [[World Eaters\| murderous assholes]]. Due to their early roles, they only wore [[Mark II: Crusade Armour]] rather than the more advanced power armoured before they were 'disbanded'.		'''Legion Consuls''' or ''Consul-Opsequiari'' (Consul of compliance) were basically Space Marine Military Police and not [[Consul]]. Several Legions used them, most notably the [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]] before Russ was found and the [[Blood Angels\|IX Legion]] after the finding of Sanguinius. These guys worked in the same manner as [[Commissar]]s, in that if anyone disobeyed their orders they got [[BLAM\|BLAMMED]]. But unlike [[Imperial Guard\| regular humans]] Space Marines don't need to be "coaxed" into fighting. Instead, the Consuls were there to ensure the marines [[Rip and Tear\|did not go the extra mile]]. Two Legions were noted for their use of these guys, the [[World Eaters\|XII Legion]] and [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]]. [[Skub\|It has been argued]], in the fluff, that the Wolves needed them more than the Hounds since the Wolves got all [[choppy]] when their enemy up and ran. So the 6th Legion was more like [[Night Lords\| murderous nut-jobs]] than [[World Eaters\| murderous assholes]]. Due to their early roles, they only wore [[Mark II: Crusade Armour]] rather than the more advanced power armoured before they were 'disbanded'.

	It was said that when the 6th was deployed to the world of Moloria, they ''would'' have killed '''everything''' had it not been for the Legion Consul's who had to [[BLAM]] a bunch for trying to kill everyone. Once [[Leman Russ]] was found, it seemed these guys were dissolved as Leman managed to temper his legion with Fenrisian Viking lore. Since they were often recruited from veterans of the same Legion they were from, they were probably re-integrated back into the main Legion structure. Surprisingly they are never mentioned after this. Ever. Even when discussing the [[World Eaters]] or their habits.		It was said that when the 6th was deployed to the world of Moloria, they ''would'' have killed '''everything''' had it not been for the Legion Consul's who had to [[BLAM]] a bunch for trying to kill everyone. Once [[Leman Russ]] was found, it seemed these guys were dissolved as Leman managed to temper his legion with Fenrisian Viking lore. Since they were often recruited from veterans of the same Legion they were from, they were probably re-integrated back into the main Legion structure. Surprisingly they are never mentioned after this. Ever. Even when discussing the [[World Eaters]] or their habits.

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	'''Legion Consuls''' or ''Consul-Opsequiari'' (Consul of compliance) were basically Space Marine Military Police and not [[Consul]]. Several Legions used them, most notably the [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]] before Russ was found and the [[Blood Angels\|IX Legion]] after the finding of Sanguinius. These guys worked in the same manner as [[Commissar]]s, in that if anyone disobeyed their orders they got [[BLAM\|BLAMMED]]. But unlike [[Imperial Guard\| regular humans]] Space Marines don't need to be "coaxed" into fighting. Instead, the Consuls were there to ensure the marines [[Rip and Tear\|did not go the extra mile]]. Two Legions were noted for their use of these guys, the [[World Eaters\|XII Legion]] and [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]]. [[Skub\|It has been argued]], in the fluff, that the Wolves needed them more than the Hounds since the Wolves got all [[choppy]] when their enemy up and ran. So the 6th Legion was more like [[Night Lords\| murderous nut-jobs]] than [[World Eaters\| murderous assholes]]. Due to their early roles, they only wore [[Mark II: Crusade Armour]] rather than the more advanced power armoured before they were 'disbanded'.		'''Legion Consuls''' or ''Consul-Opsequiari'' (Consul of compliance) were basically Space Marine Military Police and not [[Consul]]. Several Legions used them, most notably the [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]] before Russ was found and the [[Blood Angels\|IX Legion]] after the finding of Sanguinius. These guys worked in the same manner as [[Commissar]]s, in that if anyone disobeyed their orders they got [[BLAM\|BLAMMED]]. But unlike [[Imperial Guard\| regular humans]] Space Marines don't need to be "coaxed" into fighting. Instead, the Consuls were there to ensure the marines [[Rip and Tear\|did not go the extra mile]]. Two Legions were noted for their use of these guys, the [[World Eaters\|XII Legion]] and [[Space Wolves\|VI Legion]]. [[Skub\|It has been argued]], in the fluff, that the Wolves needed them more than the Hounds since the Wolves got all [[choppy]] when their enemy up and ran. So the 6th Legion was more like [[Night Lords\| murderous nut-jobs]] than [[World Eaters\| murderous assholes]]. Due to their early roles, they only wore [[Mark II: Crusade Armour]] rather than the more advanced power armoured before they were 'disbanded'.

	It was said that when the 6th was deployed to the world of Moloria, they ''would'' have killed '''everything''' had it not been for the Legion Consul's who had to [[BLAM]] a bunch for trying to kill everyone. Once [[Leman Russ]] was found, it seemed these guys were dissolved. Since they were often recruited from veterans of the same Legion they were from, they were probably re-integrated back into the main Legion structure. Surprisingly they are never mentioned after this. Ever. Even when discussing the [[World Eaters]] or their habits.		It was said that when the 6th was deployed to the world of Moloria, they ''would'' have killed '''everything''' had it not been for the Legion Consul's who had to [[BLAM]] a bunch for trying to kill everyone. Once [[Leman Russ]] was found, it seemed these guys were dissolved as Leman managed to temper his legion with Fenrisian Viking lore. Since they were often recruited from veterans of the same Legion they were from, they were probably re-integrated back into the main Legion structure. Surprisingly they are never mentioned after this. Ever. Even when discussing the [[World Eaters]] or their habits.

	The [[Chaplain]] could be said to be their spiritual descendant. Back in [[Rogue Trader]] the [[Sisters of Battle]] played this role. Now that 9th edition is here, they have a direct descendant, the [[Judiciar]].		The [[Chaplain]] could be said to be their spiritual descendant. Back in [[Rogue Trader]] the [[Sisters of Battle]] played this role. Now that 9th edition is here, they have a direct descendant, the [[Judiciar]].

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	Also known as the Ofanim, they were the secret agents of Sanguinius, tasked with quietly killing any Blood Angels that fell to the Red Thirst and silencing any witnesses. Described as "wielding weapons considered unworthy of true warriors", they're clearly a cross between Field Police and [[Moritat]]s, while their name is a reference to the angels of the same name in the Christian and Jewish beliefs, which were [[Drugs\|burning cartwheels of fire with many eyes.]]		Also known as the Ofanim, they were the secret agents of Sanguinius, tasked with quietly killing any Blood Angels that fell to the Red Thirst and silencing any witnesses. Described as "wielding weapons considered unworthy of true warriors", they're clearly a cross between Field Police and [[Moritat]]s, while their name is a reference to the angels of the same name in the Christian and Jewish beliefs, which were [[Drugs\|burning cartwheels of fire with many eyes.]]

	In modern 40k their role has practically been taken over by Astorath and the normal Chaplains, as happened with regular Field Police.		In modern 40k their role has practically been taken over by [[Astorath]] and the normal Chaplains, as happened with regular Field Police.

	==Rogue Trader==		==Rogue Trader==

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[[File:Legion Consul.png|Right|thumb|270px|And you thought Commissars were scary.]]
''Not to be confused with the more numerous and common [[Consul]].''

'''Legion Consuls''' or ''Consul-Opsequiari'' (Consul of compliance) were basically Space Marine Military Police and not [[Consul]]. Several Legions used them, most notably the [[Space Wolves|VI Legion]] before Russ was found and the [[Blood Angels|IX Legion]] after the finding of Sanguinius. These guys worked in the same manner as [[Commissar]]s, in that if anyone disobeyed their orders they got [[*BLAM*|*BLAMMED*]]. But unlike [[Imperial Guard| regular humans]] Space Marines don't need to be "coaxed" into fighting. Instead, the Consuls were there to ensure the marines [[Rip and Tear|did not go the extra mile]]. Two Legions were noted for their use of these guys, the [[World Eaters|XII Legion]] and [[Space Wolves|VI Legion]]. [[Skub|It has been argued]], in the fluff, that the Wolves needed them more than the Hounds since the Wolves got all [[choppy]] when their enemy up and ran. So the 6th Legion was more like [[Night Lords| murderous nut-jobs]] than [[World Eaters| murderous assholes]]. Due to their early roles, they only wore [[Mark II: Crusade Armour]] rather than the more advanced power armoured before they were 'disbanded'.

It was said that when the 6th was deployed to the world of Moloria, they ''would'' have killed '''everything''' had it not been for the Legion Consul's who had to [[*BLAM*]] a bunch for trying to kill everyone. Once [[Leman Russ]] was found, it seemed these guys were dissolved. Since they were often recruited from veterans of the same Legion they were from, they were probably re-integrated back into the main Legion structure. Surprisingly they are never mentioned after this. Ever. Even when discussing the [[World Eaters]] or their habits.

The [[Chaplain]] could be said to be their spiritual descendant. Back in [[Rogue Trader]] the [[Sisters of Battle]] played this role. Now that 9th edition is here, they have a direct descendant, the [[Judiciar]].

==The Burning Eyes==
Also known as the Ofanim, they were the secret agents of Sanguinius, tasked with quietly killing any Blood Angels that fell to the Red Thirst and silencing any witnesses. Described as "wielding weapons considered unworthy of true warriors", they're clearly a cross between Field Police and [[Moritat]]s, while their name is a reference to the angels of the same name in the Christian and Jewish beliefs, which were [[Drugs|burning cartwheels of fire with many eyes.]]

In modern 40k their role has practically been taken over by Astorath and the normal Chaplains, as happened with regular Field Police.

==Rogue Trader==
Back in [[Rogue Trader]] Space Marines had "Field Police". They also had [[Apothecary|Medics]] but that was [[Old School Roleplaying|then]]. In a flash of intelligence and record keeping, [[Forge World]] has included these guys back into the fluff of the new [[Horus Heresy]] books. But only on one page in ''Inferno''. However, their icon is the same as the old Field Police from RT.

They lack any particular rules, though the term 'Consul' is used by Forge World...as a general term for Legion Centurions with a specific specialty. If FW were to retroactively give Consuls rules, they'd need a newer, spiffier name, and that's if they even bother to say that they still exist. Odds are that they were an early Crusade holdover and were dissolved once the Primarchs reorganized their legions.

==Gallery==
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File:FIELD POLICE.png|Back in the days of Jet-Bikes, Medics and Squats.
File:Consul Pauldron.png| Up close of the symbol.
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