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	Other types have been named though, and it is also said that some of these older pre-heresy patterns could have been piloted by non-astartes. So we can cross our fingers that more dreadnoughts may be coming eventually.		Other types have been named though, and it is also said that some of these older pre-heresy patterns could have been piloted by non-astartes. So we can cross our fingers that more dreadnoughts may be coming eventually.
	*'''Lucifer:''' Said to be the prototype for the Contemptor, but ~~doesn't have~~ the ~~advanced systems, instead it supposedly has [[Power_Armour#Mark_III:_Iron_Armour\|shitloads of~~ frontal armour]]. And what Imperial retard decided to name it the '''''Lucifer'''''? I mean, Emps, c'mon! You ''really'' want to make it a [[Chaos\|target]] that badly!?		*'''Lucifer:''' Said to be the prototype for the Contemptor, but without the cool gubbinz and far less frontal armour than the Castraferrum. And what Imperial retard decided to name it the '''''Lucifer'''''? I mean, Emps, c'mon! You ''really'' want to make it a [[Chaos\|target]] that badly!?
	*'''Furibundus''': The other old Rogue Trader pattern. It's also one of the most fugly but since Forge World is set on updating the old stuff they'll fix that or make it more [[Chaos_Dreadnought#Mhara_Gal_Dreadnoughts\|Grotesque]]. If they ever [[Games_Workshop\|get around to making it.]] According to Warhammer Community, it was a precursor to the Furioso Dreadnought. Appropriately enough for a close-combat Dread, the name roughly means 'frenzied' or 'maddened'.		*'''Furibundus''': The other old Rogue Trader pattern. It's also one of the most fugly but since Forge World is set on updating the old stuff they'll fix that or make it more [[Chaos_Dreadnought#Mhara_Gal_Dreadnoughts\|Grotesque]]. If they ever [[Games_Workshop\|get around to making it.]] According to Warhammer Community, it was a precursor to the Furioso Dreadnought. Appropriately enough for a close-combat Dread, the name roughly means 'frenzied' or 'maddened'.
	*'''[[Fyodor Karamazov]]'s Chair''': While not officially a known dreadnought pattern... [[:File:Karamazov.gif\|just ''look'' at the thing]]. It's very obvious around the legs that his personal throne is some kind of dreadnought pattern or modification of a dreadnought.		*'''[[Fyodor Karamazov]]'s Chair''': While not officially a known dreadnought pattern... [[:File:Karamazov.gif\|just ''look'' at the thing]]. It's very obvious around the legs that his personal throne is some kind of dreadnought pattern or modification of a dreadnought.

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Telemon Pattern

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	The honor of interment in one of the few existing Telemon sarcophagi is awarded to only the most celebrated warriors. Rare is the foe who can stand against the array of esoteric, hand-crafted weapons that grace its chassis or the ferocious will and warrior skill of the master Custodian interred within.		The honor of interment in one of the few existing Telemon sarcophagi is awarded to only the most celebrated warriors. Rare is the foe who can stand against the array of esoteric, hand-crafted weapons that grace its chassis or the ferocious will and warrior skill of the master Custodian interred within.

	As they are reserved for the most elites in the Imperium~~. The~~ Telemon's weaponry included in its armaments are the Telemon Caestus, which can be assembled with fist open or closed and has an in-built wrist-mounted Plasma weapon called the Proteus Plasma Projector. The ornate armor work includes an Aquila motif, and two fans are included, meaning the Caestus can be mounted on either of the left or right arm; and a choice of the Arachnus Storm Cannon or the Iliastus Accelerator Culverin (or a second Caestus, because why not?), with two separate elbow fans making it mountable on either arm of a Telemon Heavy Dreadnought. All of them are then topped with an oversized Cyclone Missile Launcher called the Spiculus Bolt Launcher. It is also possible to forgo the Caestus entirely for a second gun, but this is not recommended as your Telemon now has no melee weapon.		As they are reserved for the most elites in the Imperium, the Telemon's weaponry included in its armaments are the Telemon Caestus, which can be assembled with fist open or closed and has an in-built wrist-mounted Plasma weapon called the Proteus Plasma Projector. The ornate armor work includes an Aquila motif, and two fans are included, meaning the Caestus can be mounted on either of the left or right arm; and a choice of the Arachnus Storm Cannon or the Iliastus Accelerator Culverin (or a second Caestus, because why not?), with two separate elbow fans making it mountable on either arm of a Telemon Heavy Dreadnought. All of them are then topped with an oversized Cyclone Missile Launcher called the Spiculus Bolt Launcher. It is also possible to forgo the Caestus entirely for a second gun, but this is not recommended as your Telemon now has no melee weapon.

	As previously mentioned, the Telemon Pattern Heavy Dreadnought towers over even a Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought, with a bulk <strike>comparable</strike> a good deal bigger than that of the Leviathan Pattern or the Primaris Redemptor pattern Dreadnoughts, but in an Artificer-wrought hull. The Telemon Heavy Dreadnought bears a striking resemblance to the [[Aquilon Terminator]] Armour worn by the elites of the Custodes but the size of a house.		As previously mentioned, the Telemon Pattern Heavy Dreadnought towers over even a Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought, with a bulk <strike>comparable</strike> a good deal bigger than that of the Leviathan Pattern or the Primaris Redemptor pattern Dreadnoughts, but in an Artificer-wrought hull. The Telemon Heavy Dreadnought bears a striking resemblance to the [[Aquilon Terminator]] Armour worn by the elites of the Custodes but the size of a house.

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	====[[Brutalis Dreadnought\|Brutalis Pattern]]====		====[[Brutalis Dreadnought\|Brutalis Pattern]]====
	2023 introduced a new melee variant to the Redemptor in the same vein of the Furioso patterns of old.		2023 introduced a new melee variant to the Redemptor in the same vein as the Furioso patterns of old.

	Its two fists look notably different than the hand-like design of the Redemptor's and can be swapped out for claws which deal more melee damage and are similar to the Furioso’s Blood Talons in shape but without the latter’s flamers or other built in ranged weapons. Speaking of ranged weapons ~~it’s~~ non-clawed version is apparently getting twin-linked auto bolt rifles over the hands rather than under for some reason. The chest weapons in the Brutalis are now either heavy meltas to deal with vehicles or heavy bolters instead of the fragstorm grenade launchers or storm bolters of the Redemptor. Meanwhile the carapace mounts a pair of Ironhail heavy stubbers on top in place of the normal Redemptor’s Icarus rocket pod.		Its two fists look notably different than the hand-like design of the Redemptor's and can be swapped out for claws which deal more melee damage and are similar to the Furioso’s Blood Talons in shape but without the latter’s flamers or other built-in ranged weapons. Speaking of ranged weapons its non-clawed version is apparently getting twin-linked auto bolt rifles over the hands rather than under for some reason. The chest weapons in the Brutalis are now either heavy meltas to deal with vehicles or heavy bolters instead of the fragstorm grenade launchers or storm bolters of the Redemptor. Meanwhile, the carapace mounts a pair of Ironhail heavy stubbers on top in place of the normal Redemptor’s Icarus rocket pod.

	====[[Ballistus ~~Dreagnought~~\|Ballistus Pattern]]====		====[[Ballistus Dreadnought\|Ballistus Pattern]]====
	10th ~~Editions~~ new contribution, harkening back to the old Hellfire Dreads. Rather than hands, this dread instead carries a double Lascannon in one hand and a missile launcher. Its chest now only houses storm bolters.		10th Edition's new contribution, harkening back to the old Hellfire Dreads. Rather than hands, this dread instead carries a double Lascannon in one hand and a missile launcher. Its chest now only houses storm bolters.

	===[[Telemon Heavy Dreadnought\|Telemon Pattern]]===		===[[Telemon Heavy Dreadnought\|Telemon Pattern]]===