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	{{Topquote\|To honour the Emperor who is God. To shield the faithful. To bring absolution through death to the heretic, the apostate, the unbeliever and the alien.\|Sacred vows of the Hospitallers Chapter}}		{{Topquote\|To honour the Emperor who is God. To shield the faithful. To bring absolution through death to the heretic, the apostate, the unbeliever and the alien.\|Sacred vows of the Hospitallers Chapter}}

	They're [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Hospitaller these guys]. That's about it.		They're [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Hospitaller these guys]. That's about it.

	What, you wanted more? Okay.		What, you wanted more? Okay.

	The '''Hospitallers''' are a successor chapter of the Imperial Fists, founded in the 39th Millennium. Much like their [[Black Templars\|angrier cousins]], they were meant to be a crusading chapter, roaming routes of trade and pilgrimage throughout Segmentum Obscurus to protect and defend the worlds therein. Also like the Black Templars, they flipped the bird to the [[Codex Astartes]] in favor of creating their own organizational structure. Finally, they are among the very few Space Marine Chapters that worship the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], which means that they're bros with the Adeptus Ministorum. And one time the [[Iron Hands]] [[Blood Ravens\|stole one of their Dreadnoughts and (maybe) blew up one of their ships.]]		The '''Hospitallers''' are a successor chapter of the Imperial Fists, founded in the 39th Millennium. Much like their [[Black Templars\|angrier cousins]], they were meant to be a crusading chapter, roaming routes of trade and pilgrimage throughout Segmentum Obscurus to protect and defend the worlds therein. Also like the Black Templars, they flipped the bird to the [[Codex Astartes]] in favor of creating their own organizational structure. Finally, they are among the very few Space Marine Chapters that worship the [[God-Emperor of Mankind]], which means that they're bros with the Adeptus Ministorum. And one time the [[Iron Hands]] [[Blood Ravens\|stole one of their Dreadnoughts and (maybe) blew up one of their ships.]]

	==Organization==		==Organization==

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	\|Chapter Master = Mirkal Alfaran (MIA)		\|Chapter Master = Mirkal Alfaran (MIA)
	\|Primarch = [[Rogal Dorn]]		\|Primarch = [[Rogal Dorn]]
	\|Homeworld = ~~Unknown, possibly fleet~~-based		\|Homeworld = Fleet-based
	\|Specialty = Being Pious Marines, defending and protecting the Imperium's people		\|Specialty = Being Pious Marines, defending and protecting the Imperium's people
	\|Strength = Unknown		\|Strength = Unknown

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	\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]		\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]
	\|Successor Chapters = None		\|Successor Chapters = None
	\|Chapter Master = Mirkal Alfaran		\|Chapter Master = Mirkal Alfaran (MIA)
	\|Primarch = [[Rogal Dorn]]		\|Primarch = [[Rogal Dorn]]
	\|Homeworld = Unknown, possibly fleet-based		\|Homeworld = Unknown, possibly fleet-based
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	\|Strength = Unknown		\|Strength = Unknown
	\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]		\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]
	\|Colours = White armor, silver helmets, red detailing~~, yellow trim~~		\|Colours = White armor, silver helmets, red detailing
	}}		}}

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	==What Was That About Emperor-Worship?==		==What Was That About Emperor-Worship?==

	It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the [[Imperial Cult]] very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake.		It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the [[Imperial Cult]] very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake. That said, if they're about to be overrun by enemy forces, they'll grant the [[BLAM\|Emperor's Mercy]] to their charges to save them from a worse death.

	==The Iron Hands Did ''What'' Now?==		==The Iron Hands Did ''What'' Now?==

	Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor''. They proceeded to massacre their way up to its bridge, where they paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named ~~Sangreal~~ Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting him back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [~~https://1d4chan.org/wiki/~~Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident mysteriously and conveniently destroyed] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one.]] (And no, official [[fluff]] saying that the Iron Hands have few ~~dreadnoughts~~ is not an argument, because it makes no sense)		Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor''. They proceeded to massacre their way up to its bridge, where they paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Augustine Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting him back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [[Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident\|mysteriously and conveniently destroyed]] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one.]] (And no, official [[fluff]] saying that the Iron Hands have few Dreadnoughts is not an argument, because it makes no sense)

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1d4chan>Rogalydondon at 04:07, 22 March 2021

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	==Organization==		==Organization==

	Having disregarded the Codex entirely, the Hospitallers are organized into three large companies, each of which is sworn to uphold one of the three vows sworn by all Hospitallers when first inducted into the chapter: to defeat the Emperor's foes, to protect the Emperor's people, and to be ever vigilant against those who would disrupt the Emperor's peace. The 1st Company is known as "The Vigil", and is formed entirely of the chapter's veterans. The 2nd Company specializes in defensive engagements (protecting the Emperor's people), and the 3rd Company specializes in offensive engagements (~~being ever vigilant, etc.~~).		Having disregarded the Codex entirely, the Hospitallers are organized into three large companies, each of which is sworn to uphold one of the three vows sworn by all Hospitallers when first inducted into the chapter: to defeat the Emperor's foes, to protect the Emperor's people, and to be ever vigilant against those who would disrupt the Emperor's peace. The 1st Company is known as "The Vigil", and is formed entirely of the chapter's veterans (being ever vigilant). The 2nd Company specializes in defensive engagements (protecting the Emperor's people), and the 3rd Company specializes in offensive engagements (defeating the Emperor's foes).

	==What Was That About Emperor-Worship?==		==What Was That About Emperor-Worship?==

	It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the [[Imperial ~~cult~~]] very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake.		It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the [[Imperial Cult]] very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake.

	==The Iron Hands Did ''What'' Now?==		==The Iron Hands Did ''What'' Now?==

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	==What Was That About Emperor-Worship?==		==What Was That About Emperor-Worship?==

	It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the Imperial cult very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake.		It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the [[Imperial cult]] very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake.

	==The Iron Hands Did ''What'' Now?==		==The Iron Hands Did ''What'' Now?==

	Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor''. They proceeded to massacre their way up to its bridge, where they paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting him back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident mysteriously and conveniently destroyed] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one.]]		Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor''. They proceeded to massacre their way up to its bridge, where they paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting him back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident mysteriously and conveniently destroyed] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one.]] (And no, official [[fluff]] saying that the Iron Hands have few dreadnoughts is not an argument, because it makes no sense)

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	It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the Imperial cult very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake.		It's not really clear why the Hospitallers worship the Emperor when most other Space Marines don't, but they take the Imperial cult very seriously, and regard protecting the Emperor's people as a sacred trust. They place particular emphasis on caring for and defending wounded civilians, which tracks with their historical namesake.

	==The Iron Hands Did ''What Now?''==		==The Iron Hands Did ''What'' Now?==

	Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor''~~, massacred~~ their way up to its bridge, ~~and~~ paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident mysteriously and conveniently destroyed] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one ~~from their fellow loyalists~~.]]		Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor''. They proceeded to massacre their way up to its bridge, where they paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting him back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident mysteriously and conveniently destroyed] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one.]]

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	{{Topquote\|To honour the Emperor who is God. To shield the faithful. To bring absolution through death to the heretic, the apostate, the unbeliever and the alien.\|Sacred vows of the Hospitallers Chapter}}		{{Topquote\|To honour the Emperor who is God. To shield the faithful. To bring absolution through death to the heretic, the apostate, the unbeliever and the alien.\|Sacred vows of the Hospitallers Chapter}}

	They're [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Hospitaller\| these guys]]. That's about it.		They're [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_Hospitaller these guys]. That's about it.

	What, you wanted more? Okay.		What, you wanted more? Okay.
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	==The Iron Hands Did ''What Now?''==		==The Iron Hands Did ''What Now?''==

	Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor'', massacred their way up to its bridge, and paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident\| mysteriously and conveniently destroyed]] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one from their fellow loyalists.]]		Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor'', massacred their way up to its bridge, and paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident mysteriously and conveniently destroyed] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one from their fellow loyalists.]]

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	==The Iron Hands Did ''What Now?''==		==The Iron Hands Did ''What Now?''==

	Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor'', massacred their way up to its bridge, and paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[~~Venerable~~ Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident\|mysteriously and conveniently destroyed]] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one from their fellow loyalists.]]		Apparently, during a battle for some remote Knight World about halfway through the 41st Millennium, a bunch of Iron Hands from Clan Raukaan boarded the Hospitallers' flagship, ''Shield of the God-Emperor'', massacred their way up to its bridge, and paralyzed the chapter's seneschal, a [[Dreadnought]] named Sangreal Galvarro, with haywire grenades before teleporting back to their own flagship. The ''Shield'' was then [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Fallen_Angels#Ophidium_Gulf_Crusade_incident\| mysteriously and conveniently destroyed]] during the battle. As it turned out, the Iron Hands wanted to use Galvarro's Dreadnought chassis to save one of their senior sergeants, but wound up just using the Keys of Hel to convert him into a Helfather instead. [[Derp\|It remains a mystery as to why a tech-obsessed chapter that probably has more Dreadnoughts than any other loyalist chapter in the galaxy would need to steal one from their fellow loyalists.]]

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