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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:EC49:7D91:F433:A853 at 17:32, 4 June 2023

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	\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]		\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]
	\|Successor Chapters =		\|Successor Chapters =
	\|Chapter Master = Jaric Phoros		\|Chapter Master = Jaric Phoros
	\|Primarch =[[Rogal Dorn]]		\|Primarch =[[Rogal Dorn]]
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	Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[Galactic Partridges\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].		Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[Galactic Partridges\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].

	Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway. Besides, Salamanders and fire? Pfft, like that would ever happen.		Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway. Besides, Salamanders and fire? Pfft, like that would ever happen.

	They were last seen in the Sisthoza system near [[Vigilus]], where they were ambushed alongside the [[Mantis Warriors]], [[Black Templars]], Raven Guard and Imperial Fists. Their combined fleets attempted to ressuply in a trio of planets that had all but been taken over by [[Chaos Cults]], and were fired upon by the heretics. By some stroke of luck, the Fire Lords ships were the only one not to be damaged by the debris of the two Astartes ships that were lost to the initial salvo. Retribution was swift to follow, as the [[butthurt]] space marines went on to methodically crush the rebellion's war effort and command structure, allowing the tide to be turned in favor of the loyalist remnants.		They were last seen in the Sisthoza system near [[Vigilus]], where they were ambushed alongside the [[Mantis Warriors]], [[Black Templars]], Raven Guard and Imperial Fists. Their combined fleets attempted to ressuply in a trio of planets that had all but been taken over by [[Chaos Cults]], and were fired upon by the heretics. By some stroke of luck, the Fire Lords ships were the only one not to be damaged by the debris of the two Astartes ships that were lost to the initial salvo. Retribution was swift to follow, as the [[butthurt]] space marines went on to methodically crush the rebellion's war effort and command structure, allowing the tide to be turned in favor of the loyalist remnants.
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2A02:1808:3:F686:4570:E80D:5BEE:8143 at 14:21, 27 May 2023

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	Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[Galactic Partridges\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].		Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[Galactic Partridges\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].

	Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway. Besides, Salamanders and fire? Pfft, like that would ever happen.		Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway. Besides, Salamanders and fire? Pfft, like that would ever happen.

	They were last seen in the Sisthoza system near [[Vigilus]], where they were ambushed alongside the [[Mantis Warriors]], [[Black Templars]], Raven Guard and Imperial Fists. Their combined fleets attempted to ressuply in a trio of planets that had all but been taken over by [[Chaos Cults]], and were fired upon by the heretics. By some stroke of luck, the Fire Lords ships were the only one not to be damaged by the debris of the two Astartes ships that were lost to the initial salvo. Retribution was swift to follow, as the [[butthurt]] space marines went on to methodically crush the rebellion's war effort and command structure, allowing the tide to be turned in favor of the loyalist remnants.		They were last seen in the Sisthoza system near [[Vigilus]], where they were ambushed alongside the [[Mantis Warriors]], [[Black Templars]], Raven Guard and Imperial Fists. Their combined fleets attempted to ressuply in a trio of planets that had all but been taken over by [[Chaos Cults]], and were fired upon by the heretics. By some stroke of luck, the Fire Lords ships were the only one not to be damaged by the debris of the two Astartes ships that were lost to the initial salvo. Retribution was swift to follow, as the [[butthurt]] space marines went on to methodically crush the rebellion's war effort and command structure, allowing the tide to be turned in favor of the loyalist remnants.
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1d4chan>One Snek at 22:13, 31 January 2022

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	Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway. Besides, Salamanders and fire? Pfft, like that would ever happen.		Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway. Besides, Salamanders and fire? Pfft, like that would ever happen.

			They were last seen in the Sisthoza system near [[Vigilus]], where they were ambushed alongside the [[Mantis Warriors]], [[Black Templars]], Raven Guard and Imperial Fists. Their combined fleets attempted to ressuply in a trio of planets that had all but been taken over by [[Chaos Cults]], and were fired upon by the heretics. By some stroke of luck, the Fire Lords ships were the only one not to be damaged by the debris of the two Astartes ships that were lost to the initial salvo. Retribution was swift to follow, as the [[butthurt]] space marines went on to methodically crush the rebellion's war effort and command structure, allowing the tide to be turned in favor of the loyalist remnants.
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1d4chan>Amenhotekh the Phased Scythe: Conflicting color schem

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	\|Strength = Unknown		\|Strength = Unknown
	\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]		\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]
	\|Colours = Red ~~with~~ yellow ~~[[helmet]], greaves, markings, vambraces~~, and ~~aquila~~		\|Colours = Red, yellow, orange and black
	}}		}}
	'''MY FLAME BURNS FOR THEE!'''		'''MY FLAME BURNS FOR THEE!'''

71.220.143.20 at 03:21, 20 March 2020

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	Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[Galactic Partridges\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].		Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[Galactic Partridges\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].

	Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway.		Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway. Besides, Salamanders and fire? Pfft, like that would ever happen.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 18:00, 11 October 2018

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	\|Strength = Unknown		\|Strength = Unknown
	\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]		\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]
	\|Colours = Red with yellow [[helmet]], greaves, markings, vambraces, aquila~~, and markings~~		\|Colours = Red with yellow [[helmet]], greaves, markings, vambraces, and aquila
	}}		}}
	'''MY FLAME BURNS FOR THEE!'''		'''MY FLAME BURNS FOR THEE!'''

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 16:50, 11 October 2018

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			{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
			\|Name = Fire Lords
			\|Heraldry = [[File:Fire Lords Livery.jpg\|150px]]
			\|Battle Cry = Unknown
			\|Number = Unknown
			\|Founding = Unknown
			\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]
			\|Successor Chapters =
			\|Chapter Master = Jaric Phoros
			\|Primarch =[[Rogal Dorn]]
			\|Homeworld = Mundus Pyra
			\|Specialty = Planetary assault
			\|Strength = Unknown
			\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]
			\|Colours = Red with yellow [[helmet]], greaves, markings, vambraces, aquila, and markings
			}}
	'''MY FLAME BURNS FOR THEE!'''		'''MY FLAME BURNS FOR THEE!'''

1d4chan>Ilniaj at 04:32, 1 November 2014

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	We'll say that again. They, quite literally, [[Awesome\|breathe fire.]] Not thanks to any genetic mutation, but through being badass enough to swill promethium and then use sparks from their flint teeth to set their breath alight. Think the fire breathers found at rennaisance fairs, but with napalm instead of alcohol.		We'll say that again. They, quite literally, [[Awesome\|breathe fire.]] Not thanks to any genetic mutation, but through being badass enough to swill promethium and then use sparks from their flint teeth to set their breath alight. Think the fire breathers found at rennaisance fairs, but with napalm instead of alcohol.

	Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[~~Pretend~~\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].		Possibly [[Matt Ward]]'s second favourite chapter other than the [[Ultramarines]], since he's put them into several of the Codices that he's written, including Space Marines 5th Edition, Grey Knights, and Necrons.). This makes them slightly less [[Awesome\|badass]], although the least awesome thing that they've done thus far is [[Galactic Partridges\|taking credit]] for the work of the [[Grey Knights]].

	Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway.		Their founding chapter is unknown; in the book Legion of the Damned it's stated to be the Imperial Fists, but both Deathwatch and the sixth edition Codex: Space Marines describe them as being of unknown heritage (and that it's suspected to be the Salamanders). One possibility is that they're Salamanders successors, but they're so awesome that the Imperial Fists let them into the Feast of Blades anyway.
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