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	In Year 831 M39, an entire Coven of Green Wardens was ordered to hold a line against unknown Xenos pirates assaulting the southern borders of Segmentum Tempestus. Instead of going along with the orders and focusing their defenses on local Inquisition HQ, the Wardens deployed en-mass to cover the evacuation of a nearby Hive world. As a result of their actions, Inquisition lost a valuable archive and stronghold, and the Wardens themselves lost the Captain and roughly half of the Coven in question. This also marks the biggest loss of Astartes lives in Green Wardens history.		In Year 831 M39, an entire Coven of Green Wardens was ordered to hold a line against unknown Xenos pirates assaulting the southern borders of Segmentum Tempestus. Instead of going along with the orders and focusing their defenses on local Inquisition HQ, the Wardens deployed en-mass to cover the evacuation of a nearby Hive world. As a result of their actions, Inquisition lost a valuable archive and stronghold, and the Wardens themselves lost the Captain and roughly half of the Coven in question. This also marks the biggest loss of Astartes lives in Green Wardens history.
	To add insult to injury, even when under direct orders, the Wardens still refused to harvest the geneseed in order to expedite the recovery of their fighting capacity. Allegations of heresy were thrown by the Inquisition, but ultimately nothing came out of the affair as (unofficially) Chapter Master of Iron Fists personally strong-armed High Lords of Terra in dropping the matter.		To add insult to injury, even when under direct orders, the Wardens still refused to harvest the geneseed in order to expedite the recovery of their fighting capacity. Allegations of heresy were thrown by the Inquisition, but ultimately nothing came out of the affair as (unofficially) the Chapter Master of Iron Fists personally strong-armed High Lords of Terra in dropping the matter.

	Second incident occurred during the Year 971 M41, when Green Wardens arrived near the Orc Empire of Charadon. Their orders were to neutralize an independent Ork Warboss by the name of Karamar the Bloody Baron who allegedly was amassing large fleet of fighter planes. Even though Karamar was his own (war)boss at the moment, intelligence reports indicated that he was being heavily pressured into joining his forces with Snagrod the Arch-Arsonist's, which of course would have been catastrophic for entire immediate region of Ultima Segmentum. The Green Wardens using the up-to-date data about Karamar's whereabouts, instead of conducting swift precision strike as they were directed, decided to first try and negotiate with Orks. They even managed to get an audience with Karamar and get the negotiations under way until they realized that the only reason they got so far is because of their green armors, which led the Orks to believe that the Wardens were just a peculiar clan of Orks. Unfortunately, the Orks figured at same time that their guests weren't Orks but rather hummies. In the following battle that ensued, Wardens managed to retreat with minimal losses after managing to wound Karamar. This, however, led the Warboss to immediately escape and join Snagrod in his Empire of Charadon. Some people within the Ultima Command believe that this particular series of events is what led encouraged Snagrod to eventually assaulting Rynn's World in 989.M41.		Second incident occurred during the Year 971 M41, when Green Wardens arrived near the Orc Empire of Charadon. Their orders were to neutralize an independent Ork Warboss by the name of Karamar the Bloody Baron who allegedly was amassing large fleet of fighter planes. Even though Karamar was his own (war)boss at the moment, intelligence reports indicated that he was being heavily pressured into joining his forces with Snagrod the Arch-Arsonist's, which of course would have been catastrophic for entire immediate region of Ultima Segmentum. The Green Wardens using the up-to-date data about Karamar's whereabouts, instead of conducting swift precision strike as they were directed, decided to first try and negotiate with Orks. They even managed to get an audience with Karamar and get the negotiations under way until they realized that the only reason they got so far is because of their green armors, which led the Orks to believe that the Wardens were just a peculiar clan of Orks. Unfortunately, the Orks figured at same time that their guests weren't Orks but rather hummies. In the following battle that ensued, Wardens managed to retreat with minimal losses after managing to wound Karamar. This, however, led the Warboss to immediately escape and join Snagrod in his Empire of Charadon. Some people within the Ultima Command believe that this particular series of events is what led encouraged Snagrod to eventually assaulting Rynn's World in 989.M41.

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	The '''Green Wardens''' are a ~~Chapter~~ of pacifist ~~Space Marine~~ notable for incredibly low frequency of battle participation and even lower amount of reported collateral damage. Rather than direct confrontation on the battlefield, the Green Wardens can often be found employing their expertise as diplomats and negotiators. Instead of battling the outer threats to the Imperium, they focus on threats from within, and for the last millennia they participated in quelling dozens of planetary rebellions and Imperial disagreements, almost all of them resolved peacefully and with barely any aftermath cost. Even though their origin is unknown, any Imperial faction that dealt with them firmly believes that Vulkan is their Primarch, from whom they likely inherited his knack for making friendships.		The '''Green Wardens''' are a chapter of pacifist Astartes notable for incredibly low frequency of battle participation and even lower amount of reported collateral damage. Rather than direct confrontation on the battlefield, the Green Wardens can often be found employing their expertise as diplomats and negotiators. Instead of battling the outer threats to the Imperium, they focus on threats from within, and for the last millennia they participated in quelling dozens of planetary rebellions and Imperial disagreements, almost all of them resolved peacefully and with barely any aftermath cost. Even though their origin is unknown, any Imperial faction that dealt with them firmly believes that Vulkan is their Primarch, from whom they likely inherited his knack for making friendships.
	This being a force of superhuman Astartes, they are far from being unable to wage war. When there are no other options and no chance of negotiating, the Green Wardens resolve to employing surgical strikes backed by overwhelming long-range fire support and plethora of tamed, technologically-augmented war-beasts from their homeworld Asturias.		This being a force of superhuman Astartes, they are far from being unable to wage war. When there are no other options and no chance of negotiating, the Green Wardens resolve to employing surgical strikes backed by overwhelming long-range fire support and plethora of tamed, technologically-augmented war-beasts from their homeworld Asturias.

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	===Origins===		===Origins===

	Green ~~Warden~~'s origins remain veiled in mystery. Administratum archives related to Foundings possess no mention of any Chapter named Green Wardens ever being found, let alone a successor of Salamanders. And if the pacifistic Astartes know anything, they certainly are not sharing with wider Imperium. Not even their gene-seed could be examined, as they produce their own in their ancient Forge-Groves of Asturias.		The Green Wardens' origins remain veiled in mystery. Administratum archives related to Foundings possess no mention of any Chapter named Green Wardens ever being found, let alone a successor of Salamanders. And if the pacifistic Astartes know anything, they know that they certainly are not sharing their history with the wider Imperium. Not even their gene-seed could be examined, as they produce their own in their ancient Forge-Groves of Asturias.
	Yet, what is known is that by 42nd millennium they are old, ancient even. There are sworn testimonies of beast-accompanied Astartes clad in green armor and bearing tree-like heraldry assisting various besieged Imperium forces as old as dating back to 32nd millenium.		Yet, what is known is that by 42nd millennium they are old, ancient even. There are sworn testimonies of beast-accompanied Astartes clad in green armor and bearing tree-like heraldry assisting various besieged Imperium forces as old as dating back to 32nd millenium.

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1d4chan>Faenryr at 12:39, 29 December 2019

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	===Origins===		===Origins===

	Green Warden's origins remain veiled in mystery. Administratum archives related to Foundings possess no mention of any Chapter named Green Wardens ever being found, let alone a successor of Salamanders. And if the pacifistic Astartes know anything, they certainly are not sharing with wider Imperium.		Green Warden's origins remain veiled in mystery. Administratum archives related to Foundings possess no mention of any Chapter named Green Wardens ever being found, let alone a successor of Salamanders. And if the pacifistic Astartes know anything, they certainly are not sharing with wider Imperium. Not even their gene-seed could be examined, as they produce their own in their ancient Forge-Groves of Asturias.
	Yet, what is known is that by 42nd millennium they are old, ancient even. There are sworn testimonies of beast-accompanied Astartes clad in green armor and bearing tree-like heraldry assisting various besieged Imperium forces as old as dating back to 32nd millenium.		Yet, what is known is that by 42nd millennium they are old, ancient even. There are sworn testimonies of beast-accompanied Astartes clad in green armor and bearing tree-like heraldry assisting various besieged Imperium forces as old as dating back to 32nd millenium.

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	While Fearg are usually found as entourage to Captains of the Green Wardens which turn their focus on major internal conflicts, Dìonadair tend to be part of smaller squads that usually roam the galaxy and lend their aid to whoever needs it.		While Fearg are usually found as entourage to Captains of the Green Wardens which turn their focus on major internal conflicts, Dìonadair tend to be part of smaller squads that usually roam the galaxy and lend their aid to whoever needs it.

	The non-psyker members of the Chapter, collectively known as the Rangers, are not locked in membership of a single company which are called Covens. Rather, they swap between themselves depending on needs of each Coven. There is always at least one company-sized contingent of Astartes deployed on Asturias (not counting the 10th Scout Company), while others spread out in the galaxy, usually declaring a certain system or region as their point of interest and in which they reside until their goals are accomplished. This usually entails helping calm down political hostilities, build and improve infrastructure, teach local populace of medicine and defensive tactics, etc.		The non-psyker members of the Chapter, collectively known as the Rangers, are not locked in membership of a single company which are called Covens. Rather, they swap between themselves depending on needs of each Coven. Covens are generally defined by their acting captains and their personalities, usually succinctly described by each Captains title, which is given on their promotion. There is always at least one company-sized contingent of Astartes deployed on Asturias (not counting the 10th Scout Company), while others spread out in the galaxy, usually declaring a certain system or region as their point of interest and in which they reside until their goals are accomplished. This usually entails helping calm down political hostilities, build and improve infrastructure, teach local populace of medicine and defensive tactics, etc.

	One peculiar thing about the Green Wardens is that they have a rather old average age of their Astartes. This is due to the fact that, since they rarely immerse in open combat, their casualties rate is incredibly low. Thus, Wardens can expect to reach quite an old age. Every single Ranger and Druid is venerated as teacher, and they value their experiences above all else except the Emperor, whom they revere and call Neach-Glèidhidh Mòr, or the Great Guardian.		One peculiar thing about the Green Wardens is that they have a rather old average age of their Astartes. This is due to the fact that, since they rarely immerse in open combat, their casualties rate is incredibly low. Thus, Wardens can expect to reach quite an old age. Every single Ranger and Druid is venerated as teacher, and they value their experiences above all else except the Emperor, whom they revere and call Neach-Glèidhidh Mòr, or the Great Guardian.
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	When this stage of their training is completed, they return to their homeworld and their Fortress-Monastery, the Triskellion. There, under the watchful eyes of the Chapter Veterans, the Aspirant needs to venture into the wilds of the plains, forests, deserts and tundras of Asturias. Their quest is to find an adult specimen of one of Majestic beasts of Asturias, defeat it without killing it and then claim its offspring as his future, life-long companion.		When this stage of their training is completed, they return to their homeworld and their Fortress-Monastery, the Triskellion. There, under the watchful eyes of the Chapter Veterans, the Aspirant needs to venture into the wilds of the plains, forests, deserts and tundras of Asturias. Their quest is to find an adult specimen of one of Majestic beasts of Asturias, defeat it without killing it and then claim its offspring as his future, life-long companion.

	There is a plethora of these beast living on Asturias, remnants of ancient human experiments brought to the planet and genetically engineered to understand and live among the humans. From powerful Goliath Bears and Dire-Dingos, over majestic Terra-Eagles, Hydra Turtles and Chimeran Apes, to even Irontail Pythons, these extraordinary animals exhibit incredible intelligence and abilities.		There is a plethora of these beast living on Asturias, remnants of ancient human experiments brought to the planet and genetically engineered to understand and live among the humans. From powerful Goliath Axe-Bears and Dire-Dingos, over majestic Terra-Eagles, Hydra Turtles and Chimeran Apes, to even Irontail Pythons, these extraordinary animals exhibit incredible intelligence and abilities.

	When Aspirant finishes its quest and brings back young beast back to Fortress-Monastery, they both undergo a series of both magical rituals and technological improvements called the Soul-binding. In doing so, the Warden and his companion achieve connection in both soul and body that transcends regular bonds.		When Aspirant finishes its quest and brings back young beast back to Fortress-Monastery, they both undergo a series of both magical rituals and technological improvements called the Soul-binding. In doing so, the Warden and his companion achieve connection in both soul and body that transcends regular bonds.
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	Second incident occurred during the Year 971 M41, when Green Wardens arrived near the Orc Empire of Charadon. Their orders were to neutralize an independent Ork Warboss by the name of Karamar the Bloody Baron who allegedly was amassing large fleet of fighter planes. Even though Karamar was his own (war)boss at the moment, intelligence reports indicated that he was being heavily pressured into joining his forces with Snagrod the Arch-Arsonist's, which of course would have been catastrophic for entire immediate region of Ultima Segmentum. The Green Wardens using the up-to-date data about Karamar's whereabouts, instead of conducting swift precision strike as they were directed, decided to first try and negotiate with Orks. They even managed to get an audience with Karamar and get the negotiations under way until they realized that the only reason they got so far is because of their green armors, which led the Orks to believe that the Wardens were just a peculiar clan of Orks. Unfortunately, the Orks figured at same time that their guests weren't Orks but rather hummies. In the following battle that ensued, Wardens managed to retreat with minimal losses after managing to wound Karamar. This, however, led the Warboss to immediately escape and join Snagrod in his Empire of Charadon. Some people within the Ultima Command believe that this particular series of events is what led encouraged Snagrod to eventually assaulting Rynn's World in 989.M41.		Second incident occurred during the Year 971 M41, when Green Wardens arrived near the Orc Empire of Charadon. Their orders were to neutralize an independent Ork Warboss by the name of Karamar the Bloody Baron who allegedly was amassing large fleet of fighter planes. Even though Karamar was his own (war)boss at the moment, intelligence reports indicated that he was being heavily pressured into joining his forces with Snagrod the Arch-Arsonist's, which of course would have been catastrophic for entire immediate region of Ultima Segmentum. The Green Wardens using the up-to-date data about Karamar's whereabouts, instead of conducting swift precision strike as they were directed, decided to first try and negotiate with Orks. They even managed to get an audience with Karamar and get the negotiations under way until they realized that the only reason they got so far is because of their green armors, which led the Orks to believe that the Wardens were just a peculiar clan of Orks. Unfortunately, the Orks figured at same time that their guests weren't Orks but rather hummies. In the following battle that ensued, Wardens managed to retreat with minimal losses after managing to wound Karamar. This, however, led the Warboss to immediately escape and join Snagrod in his Empire of Charadon. Some people within the Ultima Command believe that this particular series of events is what led encouraged Snagrod to eventually assaulting Rynn's World in 989.M41.

			===Notable Members===

			*'''Theodenus Gael''' - Chapter Master

			*'''Brennus Storm-Speaker''' - Arch-Druid (Chief Librarian, Apothecary and Chaplain)

			*'''Verc Cadeyrn, the Mountain''' - Captain of 3nd Coven (Company), counter-siege specialist, has Goliath Axe-Bear as companion

			*'''Toir Nuallan, the Silver-Tongued''' - Captain of 4nd Coven (Company), notable diplomat, has Irontail Python as companion

			*'''Ninnian''' - Famous roaming Druid, known for healing abilities

			*'''Corvin Mearcweard''' - newcomer Ranger of 4th Company

			*'''Aedan Gentorix''' - Recruit

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	===Relationship with the Imperium===		===Relationship with the Imperium===

			Green Wardens are in incredibly good relations with majority of Imperium organizations and will generally find friends wherever they go, primarily because whenever they don't have any friends, they simply make them out of whatever local populace is around.

			Most notably, the Wardens are known to maintain close friendship with Salamanders. Some would say that this is another evidence about their ancestry, but then again they are also great friends with Imperial Fists and Space Wolves, with whom they have cooperated many times.

	Even though their diplomatic tendencies has resulted in Green Wardens considered friendly by majority of Imperium factions, their stubbornly-pacifistic nature caused more than one conflict with officers of Imperium.		Even though their diplomatic tendencies has resulted in Green Wardens considered friendly by majority of Imperium factions, their stubbornly-pacifistic nature caused more than one conflict with officers of Imperium.

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	{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter		{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
	\|Name = Green Wardens		\|Name = Green Wardens
	\|Heraldry = [[Image:~~http://mythologian.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Celtic-Tree-of-Life-Symbol-and-Its-Meaning~~.png\|250px]]		\|Heraldry = [[Image:GreenWardensHeraldry.png\|250px]]
	\|Battle Cry = "The Green is the way!"		\|Battle Cry = "The Green is the way!"
	\|Founding = Unknown		\|Founding = Unknown