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	===Retribution===		===Retribution===
	Thule also returns in Retribution and probably for the last time in the series; he is also no longer playable. He's the target for [[Eliphas]]' first mission for revenge and is sadly killed. Many who depended on his sheer power and fluff over the course of three games will miss him and shed Manly Tears upon his death, <s>a number of tears only rivaled by those shed when you have to brutally slaughter Sergeant Merrick in the first Tyranid mission</s> which is bullshit because Merrick is too badass to die. We like to pretend that the Venerable dreadnought honor guard unit you can use in place of Martellus in the Space Marine Campaign is him. No we don't just pretend it's him, we know it's him...right? sobs Strangely enough, the Chaos Dreadnaught that you can take in Neroth's place outshines him (even though his whiny bitching about wanting to die is infinitely more annoying.) Which leads us to suspect it's not him... sob		Thule also returns in Retribution and probably for the last time in the series; he is also no longer playable. He's the target for [[Eliphas]]' first mission for revenge and is sadly killed. Many who depended on his sheer power and fluff over the course of three games will miss him and shed Manly Tears upon his death, <s>a number of tears only rivaled by those shed when you have to brutally slaughter Sergeant Merrick in the first Tyranid mission</s> which is bullshit because Merrick is too badass to die. We like to pretend that the Venerable dreadnought honor guard unit you can use in place of Martellus in the Space Marine Campaign is him. No we don't just pretend it's him, we know it's him...right? sobs Strangely enough, the Chaos Dreadnaught that you can take in Neroth's place outshines him (even though his whiny bitching about wanting to die is infinitely more annoying.) Which leads us to suspect it's not him... sob

	And for a final note, Gabriel, in the final mission of the Space Marine campaign says "Cyrene's secrets live solely with me, and so they shall die with me." However, in the Dawn of War 2 campaign, Gabriel says to the Commander "You may tell Captain Thule that the secrets of Cyrene die with me" <s>This may be a 'sob' clue that Davian is actually dead... 'sob'</s> he actually says "...the secrets of KRONUS die...", praise the Emprah!		And for a final note, Gabriel, in the final mission of the Space Marine campaign says "Cyrene's secrets live solely with me, and so they shall die with me." However, in the Dawn of War 2 campaign, Gabriel says to the Commander "You may tell Captain Thule that the secrets of Cyrene die with me" <s>This may be a 'sob' clue that Davian is actually dead... 'sob'</s> he actually says "...the secrets of KRONUS die...", praise the Emprah!

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	OR it could just be a thing the two of them had. "I saw some fucked up shit on Kronus." "Dude... Cyrene man..." "Let's never tell anyone about it." "Totally."		OR it could just be a thing the two of them had. "I saw some fucked up shit on Kronus." "Dude... Cyrene man..." "Let's never tell anyone about it." "Totally."

			As of the July 2019 WD, his fate after Retribution is officially described as "unknown", which means that there's at least a small chance he's not dead.

	==Codex Davian Thule==		==Codex Davian Thule==

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	'''Special Rules''':		'''Special Rules''':
	* '''Venerable'''		* '''Venerable'''
	* '''Chapter Tactics (Blood Ravens)''': As per the rules for all Chapters who do not know their primogenitor Chapter, the Blood Ravens do not have a unique Chapter Tactic. Instead, the player can elect to use any existing Chapter Tactics from Codex: Space Marines and any Forge World supplements.* '''Rampage'''		* '''Chapter Tactics (Blood Ravens)''': As per the rules for all Chapters who do not know their primogenitor Chapter, the Blood Ravens do not have a unique Chapter Tactic. Instead, the player can elect to use any existing Chapter Tactics from Codex: Space Marines and any Forge World supplements.
			* '''Rampage'''
	* '''It Will Not Die (Myrmidon Plating Only)'''		* '''It Will Not Die (Myrmidon Plating Only)'''
	* '''Leader and Mentor''': Even as a Dreadnought, Davian Thule still has the capabilities that made him Captain of the 4th Company. Venerable Davian Thule can be chosen as either a HQ or Elite Choice. If he's chosen as an Elite Choice, then he does not take up an Elite slot. If chosen as a HQ, Venerable Davian Thule can roll for Warlord Traits from either Codex: Space Marines, or from the Warlord Tables described in the Warhammer 40000 Core Rulebook if he is made the Warlord. Additionally, all allied units in a range of 12 inches can use Thule's Ld value when trying to pass Morale, Pinning or Fear Tests.		* '''Leader and Mentor''': Even as a Dreadnought, Davian Thule still has the capabilities that made him Captain of the 4th Company. Venerable Davian Thule can be chosen as either a HQ or Elite Choice. If he's chosen as an Elite Choice, then he does not take up an Elite slot. If chosen as a HQ, Venerable Davian Thule can roll for Warlord Traits from either Codex: Space Marines, or from the Warlord Tables described in the Warhammer 40000 Core Rulebook if he is made the Warlord. Additionally, all allied units in a range of 12 inches can use Thule's Ld value when trying to pass Morale, Pinning or Fear Tests.

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	==Dawn of War II==		==Dawn of War II==
	Captain Thule then returned in DoWII, leading the forces on Calderis. He's so badass that all he does is mounts on top of a hill and starts shooting everything with his [[Bolter\|heavy bolter]] without flinching, just to show everyone that he's awesome that way. Much later during the [[Tyranid]] incursion, he was [~~https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Roboute_Guilliman~~ mortally wounded and poisoned by a Tyranid warrior and was put on stasis to prevent the poison from utterly killing him]. He still beat its ass into the ground before succumbing.		Captain Thule then returned in DoWII, leading the forces on Calderis. He's so badass that all he does is mounts on top of a hill and starts shooting everything with his [[Bolter\|heavy bolter]] without flinching, just to show everyone that he's awesome that way. Much later during the [[Tyranid]] incursion, he was [[Roboute Guilliman\|mortally wounded and poisoned by a Tyranid warrior and was put on stasis to prevent the poison from utterly killing him]]. He still beat its ass into the ground before succumbing.

	There's a mission on Typhon that requires you to obtain a Tyranid bio-toxin (from a bio-sample to create a bio-counter agent to bio-poison the bio-shit outta the Hive fleet) sample as so Apothecary Gordian can create an antidote for Thule and for a certain poison to kill the local splinter fleet's synapse web/connection to the Hive Mind. After you get the bio-toxin sample, he deep strikes as a [[Dreadnought]] in the same mission to help you battle the Tyranid Hive Tyrant that appears there (you'll need him, the Hive Tyrant is damn strong). After that' he's pretty much available for use in any mission you desire, and boy, will he mess up anyone's day. Give him the ability to self-repair, venerable status and optimize him to be either choppy or shooty (shooty is a bit better), and watch him plow through everything like an IG Baneblade against a lame Cultist rush. He's an invaluable asset for some of the hard-ass bosses like Warboss Bonesmasha and the Avatar of Khaine and is tied with Cyrus for being the most useful member of your team.		There's a mission on Typhon that requires you to obtain a Tyranid bio-toxin (from a bio-sample to create a bio-counter agent to bio-poison the bio-shit outta the Hive fleet) sample as so Apothecary Gordian can create an antidote for Thule and for a certain poison to kill the local splinter fleet's synapse web/connection to the Hive Mind. After you get the bio-toxin sample, he deep strikes as a [[Dreadnought]] in the same mission to help you battle the Tyranid Hive Tyrant that appears there (you'll need him, the Hive Tyrant is damn strong). After that' he's pretty much available for use in any mission you desire, and boy, will he mess up anyone's day. Give him the ability to self-repair, venerable status and optimize him to be either choppy or shooty (shooty is a bit better), and watch him plow through everything like an IG Baneblade against a lame Cultist rush. He's an invaluable asset for some of the hard-ass bosses like Warboss Bonesmasha and the Avatar of Khaine and is tied with Cyrus for being the most useful member of your team.
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	Thule returns later in Chaos Rising, still as a Dreadnought. He can't be corrupted like the other squad members but will permanently leave your squad if your hair-etical force commander starts being too heretical. He's basically the ace-in-the-hole for all your missions like in the last game, he can tank and/or screw up the hard bosses in levels like [[Araghast the Pillager]] or the second [[Eldar]] Avatar of Khaine, Martellus' fucking Chaos Predator (FUUU!!!!), and motherfucking [[Ulkair]] (MOTHERFUUUUU!!!!). He can also make enemy armor shit bricks from a distance now as multi-meltas are now available as an arm weapon.		Thule returns later in Chaos Rising, still as a Dreadnought. He can't be corrupted like the other squad members but will permanently leave your squad if your hair-etical force commander starts being too heretical. He's basically the ace-in-the-hole for all your missions like in the last game, he can tank and/or screw up the hard bosses in levels like [[Araghast the Pillager]] or the second [[Eldar]] Avatar of Khaine, Martellus' fucking Chaos Predator (FUUU!!!!), and motherfucking [[Ulkair]] (MOTHERFUUUUU!!!!). He can also make enemy armor shit bricks from a distance now as multi-meltas are now available as an arm weapon.

	If you do trade him for a couple of tainted wargear items and powers, you just screwed everything up because he's way better than most of the Chaos powers because hot damn (which take WAY too long to recharge between uses), as good as his hellfire assault cannon sweep was; it is no match for the sheer ~~rapage~~ that the multi-melta sweep unleashes (the multi-melta sweep can eat up over a hundred thousand hit points in one go if you use it right), and the multi-melta can still do a shit ton of damage in its normal firing mode. Using it in combination with the mighty strike is just pure rape. You'll stun your targets, allowing you to quickly work out the optimum range and begin the multi-melta sweep's pure unrestrained buttfuck of anyone unlucky enough to be on the wrong end of your weapon; combine this with a venerable dreadnought hood and your team will pretty much always be buffed.		If you do trade him for a couple of tainted wargear items and powers, you just screwed everything up because he's way better than most of the Chaos powers because hot damn (which take WAY too long to recharge between uses), as good as his hellfire assault cannon sweep was; it is no match for the sheer rampage that the multi-melta sweep unleashes (the multi-melta sweep can eat up over a hundred thousand hit points in one go if you use it right), and the multi-melta can still do a shit ton of damage in its normal firing mode. Using it in combination with the mighty strike is just pure rape. You'll stun your targets, allowing you to quickly work out the optimum range and begin the multi-melta sweep's pure unrestrained buttfuck of anyone unlucky enough to be on the wrong end of your weapon; combine this with a venerable dreadnought hood and your team will pretty much always be buffed.

	Although no dreadnought could ever replace Davian Thule, if he were on tabletop he'd probably be an unholy mix of [[Bjorn the Fell-Handed]] and [[Moriar the Chosen]].		Although no dreadnought could ever replace Davian Thule, if he were on tabletop he'd probably be an unholy mix of [[Bjorn the Fell-Handed]] and [[Moriar the Chosen]].

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	===Retribution===		===Retribution===
	Thule also returns in Retribution and probably for the last time in the series; he is also no longer playable. He's the target for [[Eliphas]]' first mission for revenge and is sadly killed. Many who depended on his sheer power and fluff over the course of three games will miss him and shed Manly Tears upon his death, <s>a number of tears only rivaled by those shed when you have to brutally slaughter Sergeant Merrick in the first Tyranid mission</s> which is bullshit because Merrick is too badass to die.. We like to pretend that the Venerable dreadnought honor guard unit you can use in place of Martellus in the Space Marine Campaign is him. No we don't just pretend it's him, we know it's him...right? sobs Strangely enough, the Chaos Dreadnaught that you can take in Neroth's place outshines him (even though his whiny bitching about wanting to die is infinitely more annoying.) Which leads us to suspect it's not him... sob		Thule also returns in Retribution and probably for the last time in the series; he is also no longer playable. He's the target for [[Eliphas]]' first mission for revenge and is sadly killed. Many who depended on his sheer power and fluff over the course of three games will miss him and shed Manly Tears upon his death, <s>a number of tears only rivaled by those shed when you have to brutally slaughter Sergeant Merrick in the first Tyranid mission</s> which is bullshit because Merrick is too badass to die. We like to pretend that the Venerable dreadnought honor guard unit you can use in place of Martellus in the Space Marine Campaign is him. No we don't just pretend it's him, we know it's him...right? sobs Strangely enough, the Chaos Dreadnaught that you can take in Neroth's place outshines him (even though his whiny bitching about wanting to die is infinitely more annoying.) Which leads us to suspect it's not him... sob

	And for a final note, Gabriel, in the final mission of the Space Marine campaign says "Cyrene's secrets live solely with me, and so they shall die with me." However, in the Dawn of War 2 campaign, Gabriel says to the Commander "You may tell Captain Thule that the secrets of Cyrene die with me" <s>This may be a 'sob' clue that Davian is actually dead... 'sob'</s> he actually says "...the secrets of KRONUS die...", praise the Emprah!		And for a final note, Gabriel, in the final mission of the Space Marine campaign says "Cyrene's secrets live solely with me, and so they shall die with me." However, in the Dawn of War 2 campaign, Gabriel says to the Commander "You may tell Captain Thule that the secrets of Cyrene die with me" <s>This may be a 'sob' clue that Davian is actually dead... 'sob'</s> he actually says "...the secrets of KRONUS die...", praise the Emprah!

1d4chan>The Hat That Was: /* Codex Davian Thule */

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Codex Davian Thule

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	\| '''Captain Thule (pre-entombment)''' \|\| 180 \|\| 6 \|\| 6 \|\| 4 \|\| 4 \|\| 3 \|\| 5 \|\| 3 \|\| 10 \|\| 2+/4++		\| '''Captain Thule (pre-entombment)''' \|\| 180 \|\| 6 \|\| 6 \|\| 4 \|\| 4 \|\| 3 \|\| 5 \|\| 3 \|\| 10 \|\| 2+/4++
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	==Codex Davian Thule==		==Codex Davian Thule==
	Time for some tweaks.		Time for some tweaks.

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	*'''Devastator Experience''': After defeating the dreaded Chaos Witch Morga, and before he became Captain of the 4th Company, Davian Thule was known very well for his skills as a Devastator Marine. If Thule chooses to take Thule's Companion and join a Devastator Squad, then the squad may use Captain Thule's BS instead of theirs. Additionally, the entire squad gains the Skyfire USR.		*'''Devastator Experience''': After defeating the dreaded Chaos Witch Morga, and before he became Captain of the 4th Company, Davian Thule was known very well for his skills as a Devastator Marine. If Thule chooses to take Thule's Companion and join a Devastator Squad, then the squad may use Captain Thule's BS instead of theirs. Additionally, the entire squad gains the Skyfire USR.

			'''Wargear''':

	~~'''Wargear''':~~
	*'''Alexian's Blade''': Alexian's Blade is a master-crafted Power Sword wielded by Captain Davian Thule of the Blood Ravens during the Kronus campaign. It once belonged to Commander Alexian, a legendary hero of the Blood Ravens.
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	\| colspan=100 \| '''Critical Strike''': If Davian Thule rolls a 6 To Wound in close combat, his attacks gain the Instant Death USR.		\| colspan=100 \| '''Critical Strike''': If Davian Thule rolls a 6 To Wound in close combat, his attacks gain the Instant Death USR.
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	*'''~~Thule~~'s ~~Companion~~''': ~~Thule~~'s ~~Heavy Bolter that helped him out in~~ a ~~multitude~~ of ~~battles~~.
			*'''Alexian's Blade''': Alexian's Blade is a master-crafted Power Sword wielded by Captain Davian Thule of the Blood Ravens during the Kronus campaign. It once belonged to Commander Alexian, a legendary hero of the Blood Ravens.

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	\| '''Thule's Companion''' \|\| 48" \|\| 6 \|\| 4 \|\| Heavy 4, Master Crafted, Rending		\| '''Thule's Companion''' \|\| 48" \|\| 6 \|\| 4 \|\| Heavy 4, Master Crafted, Rending
	\|}		\|}
			*'''Thule's Companion''': Thule's Heavy Bolter that helped him out in a multitude of battles.

	* '''Hammer of Cadia''': The Hammer of Cadia is a two handed Thunder Hammer belonging to the Blood Ravens Chapter. When elements of the Blood Ravens' second company deployed to the Eye of Terror, Captain Davian Thule led the detachment in a daring rear-guard action against a column of warp-horrors advancing on Kasr Sonnen on Cadia. Thule used this Thunder Hammer to kill the Sorcerer directing the horrors.
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	---~~---------------------------------------------------------------------------~~		* '''Hammer of Cadia''': The Hammer of Cadia is a two handed Thunder Hammer belonging to the Blood Ravens Chapter. When elements of the Blood Ravens' second company deployed to the Eye of Terror, Captain Davian Thule led the detachment in a daring rear-guard action against a column of warp-horrors advancing on Kasr Sonnen on Cadia. Thule used this Thunder Hammer to kill the Sorcerer directing the horrors.

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	* '''It Will Not Die (Myrmidon Plating Only)'''		* '''It Will Not Die (Myrmidon Plating Only)'''
	* '''Leader and Mentor''': Even as a Dreadnought, Davian Thule still has the capabilities that made him Captain of the 4th Company. Venerable Davian Thule can be chosen as either a HQ or Elite Choice. If he's chosen as an Elite Choice, then he does not take up an Elite slot. If chosen as a HQ, Venerable Davian Thule can roll for Warlord Traits from either Codex: Space Marines, or from the Warlord Tables described in the Warhammer 40000 Core Rulebook if he is made the Warlord. Additionally, all allied units in a range of 12 inches can use Thule's Ld value when trying to pass Morale, Pinning or Fear Tests.		* '''Leader and Mentor''': Even as a Dreadnought, Davian Thule still has the capabilities that made him Captain of the 4th Company. Venerable Davian Thule can be chosen as either a HQ or Elite Choice. If he's chosen as an Elite Choice, then he does not take up an Elite slot. If chosen as a HQ, Venerable Davian Thule can roll for Warlord Traits from either Codex: Space Marines, or from the Warlord Tables described in the Warhammer 40000 Core Rulebook if he is made the Warlord. Additionally, all allied units in a range of 12 inches can use Thule's Ld value when trying to pass Morale, Pinning or Fear Tests.
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	* '''Fist of The Furioso''': The last venerable dreadnought to bear this mighty weapon into combat earned the incredible distinction of destroying a Chaos Warhound Titan. A crippling blow to the leg halted the mighty god machine's advance; the Dreadnought then hauled the Titan down, tore asunder its pilot compartment and ruptured its power core. The explosion annihilated a large portion of the Chaos force, and after the battle only this fist remained, still clutching the twisted form of the Titan's mutated pilot. The Fist of the Furious is a Dreadnought Close Combat Weapon.

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			* '''Fist of The Furioso''': The last venerable dreadnought to bear this mighty weapon into combat earned the incredible distinction of destroying a Chaos Warhound Titan. A crippling blow to the leg halted the mighty god machine's advance; the Dreadnought then hauled the Titan down, tore asunder its pilot compartment and ruptured its power core. The explosion annihilated a large portion of the Chaos force, and after the battle only this fist remained, still clutching the twisted form of the Titan's mutated pilot. The Fist of the Furious is a Dreadnought Close Combat Weapon.

	* '''~~Nostrum's Farewell~~''': ~~Legendary Blood Ravens hero Markus "~~The ~~Worthy" Nostrum, suffered grievous wounds at the Battle of Yaltha and was chosen to become a~~ venerable dreadnought~~. Two centuries later, he leveled~~ this mighty ~~assault cannon at~~ the ~~stream~~ of ~~xenos hordes during~~ the ~~Fourth Crusade to~~ the ~~Halo Stars~~. ~~Holding~~ the ~~southern flank by himself~~, ~~he laid down a hail~~ of ~~devastation that allowed~~ the ~~crusaders to mount~~ a ~~counter attack. He did not survive~~.

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			* '''Nostrum's Farewell''': Legendary Blood Ravens hero Markus "The Worthy" Nostrum, suffered grievous wounds at the Battle of Yaltha and was chosen to become a venerable dreadnought. Two centuries later, he leveled this mighty assault cannon at the stream of xenos hordes during the Fourth Crusade to the Halo Stars. Holding the southern flank by himself, he laid down a hail of devastation that allowed the crusaders to mount a counter attack. He did not survive.

	* '''~~Solar Immolator~~''': ~~Dreadnought Astyanax~~ of the ~~Ultramarines carried this overpowering weapon into battle in twenty campaigns~~. ~~The honored warrior claimed~~ the ~~weapon channeled the light and power of Sol itself~~, ~~and with it the fury~~ of the ~~Emperor~~.

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			* '''Solar Immolator''': Dreadnought Astyanax of the Ultramarines carried this overpowering weapon into battle in twenty campaigns. The honored warrior claimed the weapon channeled the light and power of Sol itself, and with it the fury of the Emperor.

	* '''Myrmidon Plating''': Inspired by the regenerative capabilities of the Tyranid xenos, the Techmarines of the Brazen Claws chapter set about crafting dreadnought plating which could recover from the most grievous assaults. Grants the It Will Not Die USR.		* '''Myrmidon Plating''': Inspired by the regenerative capabilities of the Tyranid xenos, the Techmarines of the Brazen Claws chapter set about crafting dreadnought plating which could recover from the most grievous assaults. Grants the It Will Not Die USR.


	* '''Vault of Deep Night''': The existence of a venerated dreadnought is at best a shadow of life. Autolochus of the Iron Snakes survived seven hundred years in this blessed tomb, often alone and silent for decades at a time. Upon waking for his final combat duties, Autolochus pronounced, "I have seen enough of the deep night. Let us venture into the light of His protection." Grants immunity to the Lance USR. Additionally, allied units within 12 inches of Davian gain the Shrouded USR if he decides to take this upgrade.		* '''Vault of Deep Night''': The existence of a venerated dreadnought is at best a shadow of life. Autolochus of the Iron Snakes survived seven hundred years in this blessed tomb, often alone and silent for decades at a time. Upon waking for his final combat duties, Autolochus pronounced, "I have seen enough of the deep night. Let us venture into the light of His protection." Grants immunity to the Lance USR. Additionally, allied units within 12 inches of Davian gain the Shrouded USR if he decides to take this upgrade.