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	{{Infobox Primarch		{{Infobox Primarch
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	~~<span style="font~~-~~size:120%">''There is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty.''</span>~~		{{/tg/-Heresy-Head}}

	~~'''~~(Ancient Terran wisdom)~~'''~~		{{Topquote\|There is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty.\|(Ancient Terran wisdom)}}

	Gaspard Lumey was the Primarch of the Fifth Legion, famously known as the [[Void Angels]]. Although his politics were often a cause of friction with the other Primarchs, he led his Legion to many great victories during the [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)\|Great Crusade]] and Great Scouring. Lumey played an important role in bringing about the reforms of the ''Institutorum Astartes''.		Gaspard Lumey was the Primarch of the Fifth Legion, famously known as the [[Void Angels]]. Although his politics were often a cause of friction with the other Primarchs, he led his Legion to many great victories during the [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)\|Great Crusade]] and Great Scouring. Lumey played an important role in bringing about the reforms of the ''Institutorum Astartes''.

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	\|~~heresy~~=Loyal. His imminent arrival forces Hektor's hand at the Battle of Terra.		\|role=Loyal. His imminent arrival forces Hektor's hand at the Battle of Terra.
	\|fate=Stasis sleep beneath the Collegium Majoris, Ciban IV		\|fate=Stasis sleep beneath the Collegium Majoris, Ciban IV
	\|dominion=[[Al-Sherar Sector]]		\|dominion=[[Al-Sherar Sector]]

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	Throughout the dark days of the Age of Strife, the Emperor of Mankind had been trapped on Terra by fierce Warp Storms. But in His great wisdom, He foresaw that the Immaterium would clear again and He would once more be able to influence the destiny of humanity. In order to complete His great plan, the Emperor used his advanced science to create twenty Primarchs, embryos that would grow into giants of outstanding military and political prowess. These godlike beings would be the weapons of a [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)\|Great Crusade]] to reunite humanity and establish man's hegemony over the [[Galaxy (Hektor Heresy)\|Galaxy]]. Yet the Chaos Gods were aware of this threat, and their agents intervened, stealing all but one of the Primarchs and hurling them into the Warp. Bouyed by the unfathomable currents of that mysterious ether, the incubation capsules of the lost Primarchs were scattered across time and space.		Throughout the dark days of the Age of Strife, the Emperor of Mankind had been trapped on Terra by fierce Warp Storms. But in His great wisdom, He foresaw that the Immaterium would clear again and He would once more be able to influence the destiny of humanity. In order to complete His great plan, the Emperor used his advanced science to create twenty Primarchs, embryos that would grow into giants of outstanding military and political prowess. These godlike beings would be the weapons of a [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)\|Great Crusade]] to reunite humanity and establish man's hegemony over the [[Galaxy (Hektor Heresy)\|Galaxy]]. Yet the Chaos Gods were aware of this threat, and their agents intervened, stealing all but one of the Primarchs and hurling them into the Warp. Bouyed by the unfathomable currents of that mysterious ether, the incubation capsules of the lost Primarchs were scattered across time and space.

	[[Ciban IV]], often known as Ciban Felix or just Ciban, is a Civilised World in the Segmentum Pacificus. At the time that the infant Primarch Gaspard Lumey appeared on its surface, Ciban had attained a level of culture and technology approximating that of Second Millenium Earth. The planet was dominated by large, sophisticated states ruled by hereditary aristocrats. The Primarch of the Void Angels landed in Fennechia, a coastal region of Ciban IV's Jolof continent. At the time of the Primarch's arrival, Fennechia was a colony ruled by the empire of Gallia. His capsule crash-landed close to a farming community named Nouvelle-Havre and was taken in by the Lumeys, a childless middle-aged couple. It was quickly apparent to the close-knit villagers that the child Gaspard was something more than human, but the elders of Nouvelle-Havre counselled tolerance and encouraged the youth to see his strength as a gift to be shared with all.		[[Ciban IV]], often known as Ciban Felix or just Ciban, is a Civilised World in the Segmentum Pacificus. At the time that the infant Primarch Gaspard Lumey appeared on its surface, Ciban had attained a level of culture and technology approximating that of Second Millenium Earth. The planet was dominated by large, sophisticated states ruled by hereditary aristocrats. The Primarch of the Void Angels landed in Fennechia, a coastal region of Ciban IV's Jolof continent. At the time of the Primarch's arrival, Fennechia was a colony ruled by the empire of Gallia. His capsule crash landed close to a farming community named Nouvelle-Havre and was taken in by the Lumeys, a childless middle aged couple. It was quickly apparent to the close-knit villagers that the child Gaspard was something more than human, but the elders of Nouvelle-Havre counselled tolerance and encouraged the youth to see his strength as a gift to shared with all.

	As Gaspard Lumey absorbed the morals of his adoptive community, he learned the martial skills of a frontiersman. Hunting trips honed his natural talent for stealth, outdoor survival, and marksmanship. Gaspard also became deadly with an axe, whether thrown or in close quarters. Contented with this simple life in Nouvelle-Havre, the young Primarch never expected to be sent from the community. Nevertheless, on the sixteenth anniversary of the Primarch's arrival in Nouvelle-Havre, Père Lumey informed Gaspard that the time had come to seek new challenges. The old man explained that it was not out of shame that he drove his adopted son into the world, but the reverse. Gaspard was a source of pride to the Lumeys, having shown that he had the potential to better the lives of a great multitude. However much the couple might love their son, they could not let him spurn his destiny.		As Gaspard Lumey absorbed the morals of his adoptive community, he learned the martial skills of a frontiersman. Hunting trips honed his natural talent for stealth, outdoor survival, and marksmanship. Gaspard also became deadly with an axe, whether thrown or in close quarters. Contented with this simple life in Nouvelle-Havre, the young Primarch never expected to be sent from the community. Nevertheless, on the sixteenth anniversary of the Primarch's arrival in Nouvelle-Havre, Père Lumey informed Gaspard that the time had come to seek new challenges. The old man explained that it was not out of shame that he drove his adopted son into the world, but the reverse. Gaspard was a source of pride to the Lumeys, having shown that he had the potential to better the lives of a great multitude. However much the couple might love their son, they could not let him spurn his destiny.

1d4chan>Lumey: /* Post-Heresy */

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	- Chapter Master Sergei of the Silver Cataphracts		- Chapter Master Sergei of the Silver Cataphracts

	Although the loyalist victory at Terra prevented Chaos from destroying mankind, the forces that held true to the Imperium could not rest. Thousands of worlds were held by the Traitors, and thousands of more had fallen away from the Imperial Truth due to renegacy or the actions of Xenos. As the leader of the strongest Loyalist Legion, Gaspard Lumey played a prominent role in what became known as the Scouring. This second act to the galactic civil war saw the loyalists drive the forces of Chaos back into the Eye of Terror and bring renegades back to the fold by the sword. It is no exaggeration to say that trillions died in this terrible time, but Lumey remained resolute and the great forges of Al-Sherar continued to pour war material into his hands. By the time that the Scouring was ended, the Fifth Legion was the ~~last great legion, practically capable of fighting the rest~~ of the Imperium's ~~forces on its own~~.		Although the loyalist victory at Terra prevented Chaos from destroying mankind, the forces that held true to the Imperium could not rest. Thousands of worlds were held by the Traitors, and thousands of more had fallen away from the Imperial Truth due to renegacy or the actions of Xenos. As the leader of the strongest Loyalist Legion, Gaspard Lumey played a prominent role in what became known as the Scouring. This second act to the galactic civil war saw the loyalists drive the forces of Chaos back into the Eye of Terror and bring renegades back to the fold by the sword. It is no exaggeration to say that trillions died in this terrible time, but Lumey remained resolute and the great forges of Al-Sherar continued to pour war material into his hands. By the time that the Scouring was ended, the Fifth Legion was the mainspring of the Imperium's defences, far exceeding their ravaged brother Legions in men and material.

	Throughout the Scouring, the Loyalist Primarchs had set aside the question of a new ruler for the Imperium. Some believed that the Emperor would recover, others simply shrank from dissent while the Traitors remained an obvious threat. However, the conclusion to the infamous '''Cage of Iron''' campaign against the renegade realm of Sebastion Rex posed the question sharply. According to the public accounts, the Rex had slain Roman Albrecht and grievously wounded Alexandri of Rosskar. While Alexandri was still comatose, his Equerry Sergei contacted Gaspard Lumey to convey misgivings over this official story. No document of Lumey's reply exists, and perhaps his views were rendered moot when Alexandri succumbed to his wounds. With the deaths of the Lord-Knight of Centauri and the Regent of Terra, there was no longer an obvious successor to the Emperor.		Throughout the Scouring, the Loyalist Primarchs had set aside the question of a new ruler for the Imperium. Some believed that the Emperor would recover, others simply shrank from dissent while the Traitors remained an obvious threat. However, the conclusion to the infamous '''Cage of Iron''' campaign against the renegade realm of Sebastion Rex posed the question sharply. According to the public accounts, the Rex had slain Roman Albrecht and grievously wounded Alexandri of Rosskar. While Alexandri was still comatose, his Equerry Sergei contacted Gaspard Lumey to convey misgivings over this official story. No document of Lumey's reply exists, and perhaps his views were rendered moot when Alexandri succumbed to his wounds. With the deaths of the Lord-Knight of Centauri and the Regent of Terra, there was no longer an obvious successor to the Emperor.

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	==Personality==		==Personality==

	~~He was a difficult man, but one with a great presence~~. ~~Some~~ other ~~Primarchs far exceeded Lumey's ability to inspire trust~~, ~~loyalty and respect, but he was the master of sowing suspicion and discontent~~. ~~When speaking he often emphasised his points by gesture~~. ~~He rolled his eyes and sneered so often that these expressions were almost habit~~. ~~He generally saw the ideas of others as inferior~~ to ~~his own, and treated few as his intellectual equal~~. ~~Nevertheless~~, ~~few~~ of ~~the Emperor's sons were so beloved of the ordinary people who met him~~. ~~Almost alone among the Primarchs, Lumey consistently saw himself as just one more member of the great human race~~. Though he recognised his talents and prowess, the Primarch came to see his abilities as the rightful property of humanity at large, and consistently monitored his own behaviour lest he begin to take privileges rather than responsibilities.		''Gaspard... When other men speak, they speak armor... They put up words to defend themselves. Gaspard speaks bolter... words tearing open lies! Exploding falsehoods! ...this is our truth, our Crusade of Man! ... if we banish it... only lies.''

	Gaspard was suspicious of most of his brothers. He grew to trust [[Shakya Vardhana]] and [[Roman Albrecht]]. For a time he was close to [[Johannes Vrach]], and he would eventually become a firm ally of [[Arelex Orannis]].		(Testimony of [[Golgothos]] the Eternal at the trial of Gaspard Lumey)

			He was a difficult man, but one with a great presence. Some other Primarchs far exceeded Lumey's ability to inspire trust, loyalty and respect, but he was the master of sowing suspicion and discontent. When speaking he often emphasised his points by gesture. He rolled his eyes and sneered so often that these expressions were almost habit. He generally saw the ideas of others as inferior to his own, and treated few as his intellectual equal. Nevertheless, few of the Emperor's sons were so beloved of the ordinary people who met him. Almost alone among the Primarchs, Lumey consistently saw himself as just one more member of the great human race. Though he recognised his talents and prowess, the Primarch came to see his abilities as the rightful property of humanity at large, and consistently monitored his own behaviour lest he begin to take privileges rather than responsibilities.

			Gaspard was suspicious of most of his brothers. He grew to trust [[Shakya Vardhana]] and [[Roman Albrecht]]. For a time he was close to [[Johannes Vrach]], and he would eventually become a firm ally of [[Arelex Orannis]]. Despite many differences in their character, he and Golgothos had a strange bond and Gaspard frequently spoke in defence of his quiet brother.

	==Wargear==		==Wargear==

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	'''La Minute'''- Unlike most of his brothers who went to war with advanced energy weapons, Gaspard chose to use a comparitively simply slug thrower, though it always served him well. La Minute fires with the following profile: S6, AP4, Assault 2, Rending.		'''La Minute'''- Unlike most of his brothers who went to war with advanced energy weapons, Gaspard chose to use a comparitively simply slug thrower, though it always served him well. La Minute fires with the following profile: S6, AP4, Assault 2, Rending.

	'''Le Rasoir Imperial'''- A power axe gifted to Gaspard by the Kazi of Al-Sherar. It uses the following profile: S+2, AP2, Reaping Blow.		'''Le Rasoir Imperial'''- A power axe gifted to Gaspard by the Kazi of Al-Sherar. It uses the following profile: S+1, AP2, Reaping Blow.

	'''Protecteur'''- One of the more ingenious suits of armor worn by the primarchs, Protecteur provided excellent protection and unparalleled mobility with its teleportation generator. The armor offers the wearer a 2+, 4+~~+, FNP 5~~+, and the '''Blink''' ability, which allows its user to make a 4D6+6 jump move in the movement phase instead of moving. Any attached unit can be taken with if the player so chooses, but all models in the unit (save for Gaspard himself) must take a dangerous terrain test. However, using this teleportation drains his suit's power reserves, reducing his invulnerable save to 5++ until the beginning off your next movement phase.		'''Protecteur'''- One of the more ingenious suits of armor worn by the primarchs, Protecteur provided excellent protection and unparalleled mobility with its teleportation generator. The armor offers the wearer a 2+, 4++, and the '''Blink''' ability, which allows its user to make a 4D6+6 jump move in the movement phase instead of moving. Any attached unit can be taken with if the player so chooses, but all models in the unit (save for Gaspard himself) must take a dangerous terrain test. However, using this teleportation drains his suit's power reserves, reducing his invulnerable save to 6++ until the beginning off your next movement phase.

	'''Among Their Ranks'''- Gaspard's legion was famously good at getting their men right where they were needed, but alongside their primarch, they could work wonders. All friendly units with '''Legiones Astares: Void Angels''' may infiltrate anywhere on the board, ignoring the usual restrictions on infiltrating into the enemy's deployment zone, and any "Your opponent cannot infiltrate within" rules. Additionally, you may begin rolling for reserves on turn 1.		'''Among Their Ranks'''- Gaspard's legion was famously good at getting their men right where they were needed, but alongside their primarch, they could work wonders. All friendly units with '''Legiones Astares: Void Angels''' may infiltrate anywhere on the board, ignoring the usual restrictions on infiltrating into the enemy's deployment zone, and any "Your opponent cannot infiltrate within" rules. Additionally, you may begin rolling for reserves on turn 1.

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	Special Rules: Adamantium Will, Among their Ranks, Bulky, Eternal Warrior, Fear, Fearless, Fleet, Independent Character, It Will Not Die, Master of the Legion, Seeds of Dissent.		Special Rules: Adamantium Will, Among their Ranks, Bulky, Eternal Warrior, Fear, Fearless, Fleet, Independent Character, It Will Not Die, Master of the Legion, Seeds of Dissent.

	'''La Minute'''- Unlike most of his brothers who went to war with advanced energy weapons, Gaspard chose to use a comparitively simply slug thrower, though it always served him well. La Minute fires with the following profile: S6, AP4, Assault 4, Rending.		'''La Minute'''- Unlike most of his brothers who went to war with advanced energy weapons, Gaspard chose to use a comparitively simply slug thrower, though it always served him well. La Minute fires with the following profile: S6, AP4, Assault 2, Rending.

	'''Le Rasoir Imperial'''- A power axe gifted to Gaspard by the Kazi of Al-Sherar. It uses the following profile: S+2, AP2, Reaping Blow.		'''Le Rasoir Imperial'''- A power axe gifted to Gaspard by the Kazi of Al-Sherar. It uses the following profile: S+2, AP2, Reaping Blow.

	'''Protecteur'''- One of the more ingenious suits of armor worn by the primarchs, Protecteur provided excellent protection and unparalleled mobility with its teleportation generator. The armor offers the wearer a 2+ 4++, FNP 5+, and the '''Blink''' ability, which allows its user to make a 4D6+6 jump move in the movement phase instead of moving. Any attached unit can be taken with if the player so chooses, but all models in the unit (save for Gaspard himself) must take a dangerous terrain test. However, using this teleportation drains his suit's power reserves, reducing his invulnerable save to 5++ until the beginning off your next movement phase.		'''Protecteur'''- One of the more ingenious suits of armor worn by the primarchs, Protecteur provided excellent protection and unparalleled mobility with its teleportation generator. The armor offers the wearer a 2+, 4++, FNP 5+, and the '''Blink''' ability, which allows its user to make a 4D6+6 jump move in the movement phase instead of moving. Any attached unit can be taken with if the player so chooses, but all models in the unit (save for Gaspard himself) must take a dangerous terrain test. However, using this teleportation drains his suit's power reserves, reducing his invulnerable save to 5++ until the beginning off your next movement phase.

	'''Among Their Ranks'''- Gaspard's legion was famously good at getting their men right where they were needed, but alongside their primarch, they could work wonders. All friendly units with '''Legiones Astares: Void Angels''' may infiltrate anywhere on the board, ignoring the usual restrictions on infiltrating into the enemy's deployment zone, and any "Your opponent cannot infiltrate within" rules. Additionally, you may begin rolling for reserves on turn 1.		'''Among Their Ranks'''- Gaspard's legion was famously good at getting their men right where they were needed, but alongside their primarch, they could work wonders. All friendly units with '''Legiones Astares: Void Angels''' may infiltrate anywhere on the board, ignoring the usual restrictions on infiltrating into the enemy's deployment zone, and any "Your opponent cannot infiltrate within" rules. Additionally, you may begin rolling for reserves on turn 1.

1d4chan>Lumey: /* Post-Heresy */

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Post-Heresy

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	For another decade, Gaspard Lumey directed military operations across just the Segmentum Pacificus. Afterwards, the Primarchs would no longer directly assert their control, instead of serving as nominal advisers - though it must be said that their advice was sought often and strictly adhered to. Gaspard Lumey's principal role in this time was the '''First Tribune''' of the Imperium, a supreme overseer of the Space Marine Chapters. This was light work by the Primarch's standards, as a great many of the Chapters were commanded by warriors of his own gene-seed well-accustomed to his command. He had the time to write biographies of his loyalist brothers known as the ''Lives of the Primarchs''. [[Arelex Orannis]], whose Legion Lumey had once dismissed as [[War Scribes\|"the scribes of war"]] assisted as editor of this series, up until his own untimely death. The ''Lives'' all followed a basic formula. While honest enough in his account, Lumey showed the Primarchs as fundamentally human and shaped by their environment. By doing so, Lumey hoped to make the trauma of the Heresy a comprehensible event and prevent the collapse of the Imperial Truth. However, in the anarchic conditions of the new Imperium, there were few worlds that received Lumey's message. Fewer still accepted it.		For another decade, Gaspard Lumey directed military operations across just the Segmentum Pacificus. Afterwards, the Primarchs would no longer directly assert their control, instead of serving as nominal advisers - though it must be said that their advice was sought often and strictly adhered to. Gaspard Lumey's principal role in this time was the '''First Tribune''' of the Imperium, a supreme overseer of the Space Marine Chapters. This was light work by the Primarch's standards, as a great many of the Chapters were commanded by warriors of his own gene-seed well-accustomed to his command. He had the time to write biographies of his loyalist brothers known as the ''Lives of the Primarchs''. [[Arelex Orannis]], whose Legion Lumey had once dismissed as [[War Scribes\|"the scribes of war"]] assisted as editor of this series, up until his own untimely death. The ''Lives'' all followed a basic formula. While honest enough in his account, Lumey showed the Primarchs as fundamentally human and shaped by their environment. By doing so, Lumey hoped to make the trauma of the Heresy a comprehensible event and prevent the collapse of the Imperial Truth. However, in the anarchic conditions of the new Imperium, there were few worlds that received Lumey's message. Fewer still accepted it.

	During the time in which he fought to defend the Imperium and its culture, the most important of Lumey's friendships was with [[Brennus]], Primarch of the [[Thunder Kings]]. The two would exchange many letters in these decades, and as their siblings died or vanished, the two Primarchs grew to cherish one another's company. After Brennus disappeared during the First Black Crusade, Lumey went into seclusion. His last public act was writing a biography of the fallen Thunder King.		During the time in which he fought to defend the Imperium and its culture, the most important of Lumey's friendships was with [[Brennus]], Primarch of the [[Thunder Kings]]. The two would exchange many letters in these decades, and as their siblings died or vanished, the two Primarchs grew to cherish one another's company. After Brennus disappeared during the First Black Crusade, Lumey went into seclusion. His last public act was writing a biography of the fallen Thunder King. Although his fate is mysterious, rumour has it that the Primarch of the Void Angels slumbers in stasis somewhere on Ciban IV.

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==