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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:EC49:7D91:F433:A853 at 15:47, 4 June 2023

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	\|Heraldry = [[File:HowlingGriffonsChapter_Badge.jpg\|140px]]		\|Heraldry = [[File:HowlingGriffonsChapter_Badge.jpg\|140px]]
	\|Battle Cry = "For Guilliman, son of the Emperor!" "For the Founding Father!"		\|Battle Cry = "For Guilliman, son of the Emperor!" "For the Founding Father!"
	\|Number =		\|Number =
	\|Founding = 220.M33 (Has to be the 5th)		\|Founding = 220.M33 (Has to be the 5th)
	\|Successors of = [[Ultramarines]]		\|Successors of = [[Ultramarines]]
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	\|Primarch = [[Roboute Guilliman]]		\|Primarch = [[Roboute Guilliman]]
	\|Homeworld = Mancora (although recruit from several others)		\|Homeworld = Mancora (although recruit from several others)
	\|Specialty = Tactical crusading		\|Specialty = Tactical crusading
	\|Strength = 1000		\|Strength = 1000
	\|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]]		\|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]]

2A02:1808:0:9B95:5CA7:5098:94FF:1100 at 11:41, 27 May 2023

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	As mentioned above the Howling Griffons are a mix of Black Templars and Ultrasmurfs. They go around crusading, taking oaths, some chapter-wide, some personal. Once taken they go to insane lengths (even by ''[[40K]]'' standards) to complete them, even if it takes hundreds of years.		As mentioned above the Howling Griffons are a mix of Black Templars and Ultrasmurfs. They go around crusading, taking oaths, some chapter-wide, some personal. Once taken they go to insane lengths (even by ''[[40K]]'' standards) to complete them, even if it takes hundreds of years.

	Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards. Basically, they won't let ''anything''; not their colors, not the Codex, not even their own pride, get in the way of fulfilling their oaths. Now ''those'' are ''Space Marines''.		Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards. Basically, they won't let ''anything''; not their colors, not the Codex, not even their own pride, get in the way of fulfilling their oaths. Now ''those'' are ''Space Marines''.

	Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going. In recent years however, their chapter homeworld has found itself under ever more frequent assault by greenskin hordes spilling from the [[Ork Empire of Charadon]].		Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going. In recent years however, their chapter homeworld has found itself under ever more frequent assault by greenskin hordes spilling from the [[Ork Empire of Charadon]].

176.172.168.36: Theirs is the fourth-to-last Founding before the 8th, and all those Foundings are dated separately, meaning their Founding it has to be the 5th

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Theirs is the fourth-to-last Founding before the 8th, and all those Foundings are dated separately, meaning their Founding it has to be the 5th

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	\|Battle Cry = "For Guilliman, son of the Emperor!" "For the Founding Father!"		\|Battle Cry = "For Guilliman, son of the Emperor!" "For the Founding Father!"
	\|Number =		\|Number =
	\|Founding = ~~Unknown but in~~ M33		\|Founding = 220.M33 (Has to be the 5th)
	\|Successors of = [[Ultramarines]]		\|Successors of = [[Ultramarines]]
	\|Successor Chapters = None		\|Successor Chapters = None

1d4chan>One Snek at 22:33, 31 January 2022

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	Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards. Basically, they won't let ''anything''; not their colors, not the Codex, not even their own pride, get in the way of fulfilling their oaths. Now ''those'' are ''Space Marines''.		Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards. Basically, they won't let ''anything''; not their colors, not the Codex, not even their own pride, get in the way of fulfilling their oaths. Now ''those'' are ''Space Marines''.

	Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going.		Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going. In recent years however, their chapter homeworld has found itself under ever more frequent assault by greenskin hordes spilling from the [[Ork Empire of Charadon]].

	They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the Forsworn.		They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the Forsworn.

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corrected "sevaral" to "several"

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	\|Chapter Master = [[Alvaro]]		\|Chapter Master = [[Alvaro]]
	\|Primarch = [[Roboute Guilliman]]		\|Primarch = [[Roboute Guilliman]]
	\|Homeworld = Mancora (although recruit from ~~sevaral~~ others)		\|Homeworld = Mancora (although recruit from several others)
	\|Specialty = Tactical crusading		\|Specialty = Tactical crusading
	\|Strength = 1000		\|Strength = 1000

1d4chan>One Snek at 23:15, 31 December 2019

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	They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the Forsworn.		They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the Forsworn.

	The Howling Griffons sent a company to help out in the [[Badab War]] where they fought with honour but without distinction. Their primary contribution was in materials rather than manpower; they gave guns and armour and even a few war-mounts to besieging loyalists.		The Howling Griffons sent a company to help out in the [[Badab War]] where they fought with honour but without distinction, since they were in no condition of joining the fight after the Huron-aligned [[Executioners]] got the jump on them at Kymeara. Their primary contribution was in materials rather than manpower; they gave guns and armour and even a few war-mounts to besieging loyalists.

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157.131.199.198 at 18:55, 29 May 2019

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	Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going.		Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going.

	They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the ~~Foresworn~~.		They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the Forsworn.

	The Howling Griffons sent a company to help out in the [[Badab War]] where they fought with honour but without distinction. Their primary contribution was in materials rather than manpower; they gave guns and armour and even a few war-mounts to besieging loyalists.		The Howling Griffons sent a company to help out in the [[Badab War]] where they fought with honour but without distinction. Their primary contribution was in materials rather than manpower; they gave guns and armour and even a few war-mounts to besieging loyalists.

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184.1.92.102 at 23:11, 19 September 2018

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	As mentioned above the Howling Griffons are a mix of Black Templars and Ultrasmurfs. They go around crusading, taking oaths, some chapter-wide, some personal. Once taken they go to insane lengths (even by ''[[40K]]'' standards) to complete them, even if it takes hundreds of years.		As mentioned above the Howling Griffons are a mix of Black Templars and Ultrasmurfs. They go around crusading, taking oaths, some chapter-wide, some personal. Once taken they go to insane lengths (even by ''[[40K]]'' standards) to complete them, even if it takes hundreds of years.

	Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards.		Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards. Basically, they won't let ''anything''; not their colors, not the Codex, not even their own pride, get in the way of fulfilling their oaths. Now ''those'' are ''Space Marines''.

	Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going.		Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going.

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	Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards. Basically, they won't let ''anything''; not their colors, not the Codex, not even their own pride, get in the way of fulfilling their oaths. Now ''those'' are ''Space Marines''.		Like many Ultramarine successors, they follow the ''[[Codex Astartes\|Codex]]'' to the letter, unless an oath prevents them. However, unlike most, they don't see it as the holy bible, rather just the most awesomest military treatise evar! Humorously, they've actually read the damn thing and realized it has a ton of pages on how to use camo and stealth tactics and encouragements on pragmatism and using your brains. As a result, they're one of the few chapters that will repaint their armor to best suit the mission's environment, which is fortunate because the only environment their standard chapter color scheme would blend in is one of those giant novelty lawn chessboards. Basically, they won't let ''anything''; not their colors, not the Codex, not even their own pride, get in the way of fulfilling their oaths. Now ''those'' are ''Space Marines''.

	Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going.		Due to the fact that they often fight on multiple war fronts, the Howling Griffons recruit from multiple worlds, many of which were saved by the Chapter over their many millennia of crusading. This greater recruiting allows them to keep their numbers up. But the majority of their recruits still come from their feudalistic homeworld of [[Mancora]], which (due to the Griffon's own [[Just As Planned\|machinations]]) is in a [[Medieval Stasis\|constant state of feudal conflict]] to ensure recruits have the necessary qualities that the Chapter seeks in Aspirants. Mancora also has a larger than normal [[psyker]] population which affords them capable [[Librarians]]. Their [[Fortress-Monastery]], the Proud Aerie, also allows them to maintain their war-footing because of its greater than average manufacturing capabilities, allowing them to crank out enough [[STC]] wargear to keep the party going. In recent years however, their chapter homeworld has found itself under ever more frequent assault by greenskin hordes spilling from the [[Ork Empire of Charadon]].

	They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the Forsworn.		They also have a major beef against the [[Word Bearers]], initially because of a history of battling against the Traitor Legion, but it escalated into an eternal fucking hatred when a combined Word Bearers and [[Night Lords]] [[rape\|surprise raid]] on the [[Battle-barge]] of their [[Chapter Master]], Orlando Furioso, and much of the 1st and 8th Companies, killing them all and sacking the ship as they were journeying home for the Chapter's 5,000th anniversary. As a final fuck you, they tied the slain Chapter Master onto the hull of his own [[Thunderhawk]] and left it in orbit. Since then, the Griffons have dedicated themselves to exterminating the Word Bearers and their shitbag [[Daemon Prince]] Periclitor the Forsworn.