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Nathaniel Garro

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	Following the assembly of the soon-to-be Grand Masters and their departure to Titan, he was released from Malcador's service to aid in the defense of Terra alongside Loken and the other Death Guard Loyalists that had accompanied him on the ''Eisenstein''.		Following the assembly of the soon-to-be Grand Masters and their departure to Titan, he was released from Malcador's service to aid in the defense of Terra alongside Loken and the other Death Guard Loyalists that had accompanied him on the ''Eisenstein''.

			As the Siege carries, Garro is fighting on Terra when he has a premonition that Keeler will die unless Garro is by her side. At Marmax, he is spit-roasted by Mortarion, distracting the Death Guard long enough for her to escape. Garro's last experience is finally entering the Emperor's presence.

	Given rules as part of the lead-up to Horus Heresy Book 6 'Retribution', Garro can be a trolltastic addition to an army. He's built up as a challenge character, earning double combat resolution scores and gaining a 3+ invulnerable save. Despite this, he's not a combat monster, as ''Libertas'' is only a two-handed blade with AP3, despite having Rending. However, Garro's Death Guard resilience shows through, having ''Eternal Warrior'' AND the chance to get back from death the first time he kicks the bucket during battle.		Given rules as part of the lead-up to Horus Heresy Book 6 'Retribution', Garro can be a trolltastic addition to an army. He's built up as a challenge character, earning double combat resolution scores and gaining a 3+ invulnerable save. Despite this, he's not a combat monster, as ''Libertas'' is only a two-handed blade with AP3, despite having Rending. However, Garro's Death Guard resilience shows through, having ''Eternal Warrior'' AND the chance to get back from death the first time he kicks the bucket during battle.

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Others

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	*'''Theodor Ruttveld''' - A Space Wolf, was assigned to watch over Konrad Curze and ensure that the Edict of Nikaea [[Fail\|was obeyed]]. Heavily maimed by Curze and delivered to Terra [[Grimdark\|as a message]]. It is uncertain if he is to become a Knight-Errant though he is kept alive on the Sigillite's Authority and it is made clear that he is to be kept as whole as possible and not interred in a Dreadnought.		*'''Theodor Ruttveld''' - A Space Wolf, was assigned to watch over Konrad Curze and ensure that the Edict of Nikaea [[Fail\|was obeyed]]. Heavily maimed by Curze and delivered to Terra [[Grimdark\|as a message]]. It is uncertain if he is to become a Knight-Errant though he is kept alive on the Sigillite's Authority and it is made clear that he is to be kept as whole as possible and not interred in a Dreadnought.

			* ''' Helig Gallor''' - a former member of the Death Guard. Was a member of the Seventy on the Eisenstein and detained on Luna until offered a place in the Knights Errant.

			* '''Bajun Kyda''' - another former member of the Death Guard and one of the Seventy. Was slain on Proxima Majoris as a Knight Errant.

	*'''Kaspian Hecht \ Barthusa Narek:''' A bit of a mystery; Narek was a member of the [[Word Bearers]] who regained his belief in the divinity of the Emperor during his operation to recovery Fulgurite Spear, and wanted to kill [[Lorgar]] to sort out his Legion's problems; however he had no apparent interest in joining the "Loyalist" cause. He was captured on [[Macragge]], and even though [[Inquisition\|he wasn't a Traitor, he was interrogated daily and to be executed if he incriminated himself]]. However he somehow escaped and was implanted with the memories of a separate person: "Kaspian Hecht" who was apparently on his way towards Macragge to recruit someone for the Knights-Errant. How or why this was done is as yet unknown, but Narek eventually sorts his memories out though it's not yet known if he'll remain as one of the Knights Errant. Later went rogue and helped [[Dick\|Eldrad]] kill the Cabal, currently rejoining the Word Bearers in the hope of assassinating Lorgar using a piece of the Fulgurite spear the Cabal wanted to use to kill [[Vulkan]]. Given that we know Lorgar ascended to Daemonhood and is still around, we can only assume something went horribly wrong with that assassination attempt.		*'''Kaspian Hecht \ Barthusa Narek:''' A bit of a mystery; Narek was a member of the [[Word Bearers]] who regained his belief in the divinity of the Emperor during his operation to recovery Fulgurite Spear, and wanted to kill [[Lorgar]] to sort out his Legion's problems; however he had no apparent interest in joining the "Loyalist" cause. He was captured on [[Macragge]], and even though [[Inquisition\|he wasn't a Traitor, he was interrogated daily and to be executed if he incriminated himself]]. However he somehow escaped and was implanted with the memories of a separate person: "Kaspian Hecht" who was apparently on his way towards Macragge to recruit someone for the Knights-Errant. How or why this was done is as yet unknown, but Narek eventually sorts his memories out though it's not yet known if he'll remain as one of the Knights Errant. Later went rogue and helped [[Dick\|Eldrad]] kill the Cabal, currently rejoining the Word Bearers in the hope of assassinating Lorgar using a piece of the Fulgurite spear the Cabal wanted to use to kill [[Vulkan]]. Given that we know Lorgar ascended to Daemonhood and is still around, we can only assume something went horribly wrong with that assassination attempt.

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Known Members

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	==Known Members==		==Known Members==
	===Nathaniel Garro===		===Nathaniel Garro===
	Battle-Captain (the formal title of the 7th Captain of the [[Death Guard]]) and captain of the ''Eisenstein''. The first member. The guy who fled the massacre at [[Battle_of_Isstvan_III\|Isstvan III]] and managed to bring word of the Horus Heresy to the Imperium, thanks to his honor-brother, and a very cool guy, Saul Tarvitz of the [[Emperor's Children]]. On the way there, he also became the first of the Loyalists to encounter what would later be known as the Plague Marines, as the corpses of his traitorous Legion-brothers came back to life as they traveled through the Warp.		Battle-Captain (the formal title of the 7th Captain of the [[Death Guard]]) and captain of the ''Eisenstein''. The first member. The guy who fled the massacre at [[Battle_of_Isstvan_III\|Isstvan III]] and managed to bring word of the Horus Heresy to the Imperium, thanks to his honor-brother, and a very cool guy, [[Saul Tarvitz]] of the [[Emperor's Children]]. On the way there, he also became the first of the Loyalists to encounter what would later be known as the Plague Marines, as the corpses of his traitorous Legion-brothers came back to life as they traveled through the Warp.

	[[File:GarroArt.jpg\|thumb\|[[Indrick Boreale\|Bald, but far from foolish.]]]]		[[File:GarroArt.jpg\|thumb\|[[Indrick Boreale\|Bald, but far from foolish.]]]]
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	===Garviel Loken===		===Garviel Loken===
	Captain of the [[Luna Wolves]] 10th Company, who is very much the protagonist of the first trilogy of Horus Heresy novels. He was known for being able to think independently and rationally, as well as being exceptionally humane for an Astartes. A true stoic and principled person, as well as a bad-ass. Was thought dead after Istvaan III was virus bombed and then firebombed, followed by a 3-month siege by 4 Traitor Legions and a [[Warlord Battle Titan]], followed by being defeated by [[Abaddon]] in a duel and having a building collapse on him, trapping him in the rubble, while the planet was being bombed into dust for a third time, this time with cyclonic torpedoes. [[Not as planned\|But NOPE]]! When Nathaniel Garro first discovered him, survivor's guilt and distrust had driven him half mad and he was convinced he was the only Loyalist left alive in the Imperium. Calling himself Cerberus, due to an inability to remember his own name, he then forced a reign of terror upon the totally dead, but [[Nurgle\|reanimated]] population (read: Plague Zombies) of Isstvan III. Was supposedly the final member that Garro would recruit according to Malcador, although other members were inducted after Loken himself.		Captain of the [[Luna Wolves]] 10th Company, who is very much the protagonist of the first trilogy of Horus Heresy novels. He was known for being able to think independently and rationally, as well as being exceptionally humane for an Astartes. A true stoic and principled person, as well as a bad-ass. Was thought dead after Istvaan III was virus bombed and then firebombed, followed by a 3-month siege by 4 Traitor Legions and a [[Warlord Battle Titan]], followed by being defeated by [[Abaddon]] in a duel and having a building collapse on him, trapping him in the rubble, while the planet was being bombed into dust for a third time, this time with cyclonic torpedoes. [[Not as planned\|But NOPE]]! When Nathaniel Garro first discovered him, survivor's guilt and distrust had driven him half mad and he was convinced he was the only Loyalist left alive in the Imperium. Calling himself Cerberus, due to an inability to remember his own name, he then forced a reign of terror upon the totally dead, but [[Nurgle\|reanimated]] population (read: Plague Zombies) of Isstvan III. Was supposedly the final member that Garro would recruit according to Malcador, although other members were inducted after Loken himself.

			[[Dawww\|He was also called "Garvi" by his close friends]].
	[[File:Captain Garviel Loken Portrait.jpg\|thumb\|Garviel practicing hairesy.]]		[[File:Captain Garviel Loken Portrait.jpg\|thumb\|Garviel practicing hairesy.]]

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Deceased Members

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	*'''Dio Promus''' - Former Chief Librarian of the [[Ultramarines]], he got the job of sifting through wounded legionaries looking for experiences and memories that would help in Malcador's [[Grey Knights\|great project]], then removing all evidence of his passing, even going so far as to destroy the Space Marines in question and the ships and crew they came with. He got roped into the quest to hunt for the shards of [[Magnus]], but failed at Nikaea when Ahriman absconded with them. He was then slain by a Space Wolf who took exception to the job that Malcador had given him, seeing the destruction of loyal Space Marines to be traitorous. Gotta admit, the wolf was right on this one. I mean, they're in a civil war for fuck's sake!		*'''Dio Promus''' - Former Chief Librarian of the [[Ultramarines]], he got the job of sifting through wounded legionaries looking for experiences and memories that would help in Malcador's [[Grey Knights\|great project]], then removing all evidence of his passing, even going so far as to destroy the Space Marines in question and the ships and crew they came with. He got roped into the quest to hunt for the shards of [[Magnus]], but failed at Nikaea when Ahriman absconded with them. He was then slain by a Space Wolf who took exception to the job that Malcador had given him, seeing the destruction of loyal Space Marines to be traitorous. Gotta admit, the wolf was right on this one. I mean, they're in a civil war for fuck's sake!
	*'''Bror Tyrfinger''' - An actual Space Wolf. Dies at the [[Battle of Trisolian]]. His name translates to "Brother Bullfinger" in Danish, so that's at least something. Tyrfing is also the name of the sword made by dwarves in the Norse legend of Tyrfing. It was said that Tyrfing could cut through the hardest of stones and would never rust, dull, or miss; however, it also carried the curse of having to kill a man each time it was drawn and would be responsible for three great evils. He's the only Knight-Errant to leave with the permission of his Primarch, though for sinister motives, as [[Leman Russ]] ordered him to kill Loken if he tried to go back to Horus. Fortunately Loken didn't, so Tyrfinger didn't have to.		*'''Bror Tyrfinger''' - An actual Space Wolf. Dies at the [[Battle of Trisolian]]. His name translates to "Brother Bullfinger" in Danish, so that's at least something. Tyrfing is also the name of the sword made by dwarves in the Norse legend of Tyrfing. It was said that Tyrfing could cut through the hardest of stones and would never rust, dull, or miss; however, it also carried the curse of having to kill a man each time it was drawn and would be responsible for three great evils. He's the only Knight-Errant to leave with the permission of his Primarch, though for sinister motives, as [[Leman Russ]] ordered him to kill Loken if he tried to go back to Horus. Fortunately Loken didn't, so Tyrfinger didn't have to.
	*'''Macer Varren''' - A [[World Eaters]] Captain who was one of a group of loyalist refugees that fled to the Terran Solar system, a cockney-Marine (despite being visualized as Scottish Gerard Butler) and an utter badass. Really pissed off at Angron for trying to have him killed. Although he's more rash and angry than his fellow Knights, compared to his parent Legion he's surprisingly level-headed for someone with the Butcher's Nails jammed into his brain. Dies just before the Siege of Terra after being possessed by the Nurgle daemon called the Lord of the Flies, killing himself before the daemon ~~can~~ take full control of his body.		*'''Macer Varren''' - A [[World Eaters]] Captain who was one of a group of loyalist refugees that fled to the Terran Solar system, a cockney-Marine (despite being visualized as Scottish Gerard Butler) and an utter badass. Really pissed off at Angron for trying to have him killed. Although he's more rash and angry than his fellow Knights, compared to his parent Legion he's surprisingly level-headed for someone with the Butcher's Nails jammed into his brain. Dies just before the Siege of Terra after being possessed by the Nurgle daemon called the Lord of the Flies, killing himself before the daemon could take full control of his body.
	*'''Tubal Cayne''' - [[Iron Warriors]] member of the Crusader Host like Severian. His name comes from the Biblical Tubal-cain, a descendant of Cain and the first blacksmith.		*'''Tubal Cayne''' - [[Iron Warriors]] member of the Crusader Host like Severian. His name comes from the Biblical Tubal-cain, a descendant of Cain and the first blacksmith.
	*'''Rama Karayan''' - Obligatory [[Raven Guard]] guy, because GW couldn’t leave anyone out. Except the Alpha Legion. Or did they?		*'''Rama Karayan''' - Obligatory [[Raven Guard]] guy, because GW couldn’t leave anyone out. Except the Alpha Legion. Or did they?

1d4chan>Rogalydondon: /* Garviel Loken */

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Garviel Loken

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	It was revealed in "The Buried Dagger" that he was supposed to become a founding member of the Grey Knights. When they were given an audience with the Emperor to explain their new purpose, Loken became laden with doubts, feeling that when the Emperor said ''"If that is to be your fate"'' he was singling him out. Almost immediately Loken determined that it was not to be his fate and decided to join up with his old pal Garro instead to most likely die a heroic death in one of the coming books ''(it has long been foreshadowed that Garro is supposed to become the first martyr of the Lectitio Divinitus)''.		It was revealed in "The Buried Dagger" that he was supposed to become a founding member of the Grey Knights. When they were given an audience with the Emperor to explain their new purpose, Loken became laden with doubts, feeling that when the Emperor said ''"If that is to be your fate"'' he was singling him out. Almost immediately Loken determined that it was not to be his fate and decided to join up with his old pal Garro instead to most likely die a heroic death in one of the coming books ''(it has long been foreshadowed that Garro is supposed to become the first martyr of the Lectitio Divinitus)''.

	Intriguingly, Rubio, who does leave for Titan to become one of the First Grand Masters of the Grey Knights, notes prior to their meeting with the Emperor that Loken has "the touch of the warp in him", since his thoughts project as loudly as gunshots, heavily implying that Loken himself is a nascent psyker (which would make sense too, as we all know all Grey Knights are psykers).		Intriguingly, Rubio, who does leave for Titan to become one of the First Grand Masters of the Grey Knights, notes prior to their meeting with the Emperor that Loken has "the touch of the warp in him", since his thoughts project as loudly as gunshots, heavily implying that Loken himself is a nascent psyker (which would make sense too, as we all know all Grey Knights are psykers). Apparently confirmed as of ''Saturnine'', where Loken kills Tormageddon with a psychically-enhanced stab from Rubio's force sword and sees tendrils of warp energy swirling around his hand.

	Formerly the only member with tabletop rules in Horus Heresy, though that's his pre-Knight status, when he is a Legion Praetor character with Initiative 6 and a Paragon Blade, with the ability to get back from the dead once per game. Strangely he only has Power Armour rather than the standard issue Artificer Armour as the typical attire for Praetors, though he does get an Iron Halo which usually has to be bought for extra dough.		Formerly the only member with tabletop rules in Horus Heresy, though that's his pre-Knight status, when he is a Legion Praetor character with Initiative 6 and a Paragon Blade, with the ability to get back from the dead once per game. Strangely he only has Power Armour rather than the standard issue Artificer Armour as the typical attire for Praetors, though he does get an Iron Halo which usually has to be bought for extra dough.

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Human Members

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	While not necessarily Knights-Errant, we also know that four humans were recruited by Malcador to form the founding members of the Inquisition.		While not necessarily Knights-Errant, we also know that four humans were recruited by Malcador to form the founding members of the Inquisition.

	*'''Kyril Sindermann''' ''(confirmed)'' - once an [[Iterator]] in Horus' own war fleet, he was considered old even during the close of the Great Crusade where he was somewhat of a mentor figure for Gavriel Loken. He escaped the massacre of Isstvan III as part of the flight of the Eisenstein and wasn't really heard from much during the Heresy itself. However, he reappeared 1500 years later as an Inquisitor named Veritus during the [[War of The Beast]], having been kept alive thanks to a suit of specially adapted power armour. Despite several disagreements with Inquisitorial Representative Wienaud regarding their differing views of what the Inquisition should focus its attention on, he ended up working with her to found what would become the Ordo Malleus and the Ordo Xenos. Unfortunately, his colleague, Grand Master Drakan Vangorich of the Officio Assasinorum, got disillusioned with the High Lords' incompetence and selfishness during the war and proceeded to poison Veritus with a special toxin designed only to become dangerous when exposed to the chemicals in his life-support armor and kill off the other High Lords in [[The Beheading]] despite Veritus being one of the most competent of the High Lords at the time.		*'''Kyril Sindermann''' ''(confirmed)'' - once an [[Iterator]] in Horus' own war fleet, he was considered old even during the close of the Great Crusade where he was somewhat of a mentor figure for Gavriel Loken. He escaped the massacre of Isstvan III as part of the flight of the Eisenstein and converted to the Lectitio Divinatus after witnessing a Daemon being banished through faith in the Emperor's divinity. After that he wasn't really heard from much during the Heresy itself. However, he reappeared 1500 years later as an Inquisitor named Veritus during the [[War of The Beast]], having been kept alive thanks to a suit of specially adapted power armour. Despite several disagreements with Inquisitorial Representative Wienaud regarding their differing views of what the Inquisition should focus its attention on, he ended up working with her to found what would become the Ordo Malleus and the Ordo Xenos. Unfortunately, his colleague, Grand Master Drakan Vangorich of the Officio Assasinorum, got disillusioned with the High Lords' incompetence and selfishness during the war and proceeded to poison Veritus with a special toxin designed only to become dangerous when exposed to the chemicals in his life-support armor and kill off the other High Lords in [[The Beheading]] despite Veritus being one of the most competent of the High Lords at the time. Before his death, he told Wienaud of the existence of the Grey Knights so the Inquisition might be able to call upon them in the future.

	*'''Lemuel Gaumon''' ''(confirmed)'' a former [[remembrancer]] and psyker who was tutored by [[Ahriman]] himself. Escaped the destruction of Prospero but was captured and held by the Sisters of Silence for years until the quest for the shards of Magnus brought the Thousand Sons and Knights Errant to come looking for him. He would end up possessed by three fragments of Magnus' soul at the same time, only to be stripped of all that power by the Crimson King. Quite possibly the first person to be exorcised he was thereafter immune to any future daemonic possession and brought before Malcador to share his insights into Magnus and the Thousand Sons. Not before renaming himself '''Promeus''' in honour of the deceased Dio Promus. As Promeus, he would initiate the resurrectionist faction of the Inquisition after their formation, hoping to find a way to bring the Emperor back to life. This faction would later evolve into the Thorians.		*'''Lemuel Gaumon''' ''(confirmed)'' a former [[remembrancer]] and psyker who was tutored by [[Ahriman]] himself. Escaped the destruction of Prospero but was captured and held by the Sisters of Silence for years until the quest for the shards of Magnus brought the Thousand Sons and Knights Errant to come looking for him. He would end up possessed by three fragments of Magnus' soul at the same time, only to be stripped of all that power by the Crimson King. Quite possibly the first person to be exorcised he was thereafter immune to any future daemonic possession and brought before Malcador to share his insights into Magnus and the Thousand Sons. Not before renaming himself '''Promeus''' in honour of the deceased Dio Promus. As Promeus, he would initiate the resurrectionist faction of the Inquisition after their formation, hoping to find a way to bring the Emperor back to life. This faction would later evolve into the Thorians.

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Human Members

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	While not necessarily Knights-Errant, we also know that four humans were recruited by Malcador to form the founding members of the Inquisition.		While not necessarily Knights-Errant, we also know that four humans were recruited by Malcador to form the founding members of the Inquisition.

	*'''Kyril Sindermann''' ''(confirmed)'' - once an Iterator in Horus' own war fleet, he was considered old even during the close of the Great Crusade where he was somewhat of a mentor figure for Gavriel Loken. He escaped the massacre of Isstvan III as part of the flight of the Eisenstein and wasn't really heard from much during the Heresy itself. However, he reappeared 1500 years later as an Inquisitor named Veritus during the [[War of The Beast]], having been kept alive thanks to a suit of specially adapted power armour. Despite several disagreements with Inquisitorial Representative Wienaud regarding their differing views of what the Inquisition should focus its attention on, he ended up working with her to found what would become the Ordo Malleus and the Ordo Xenos. Unfortunately, his colleague, Grand Master Drakan Vangorich of the Officio Assasinorum, got disillusioned with the High Lords' incompetence and selfishness during the war and proceeded to poison Veritus with a special toxin designed only to become dangerous when exposed to the chemicals in his life-support armor and kill off the other High Lords in [[The Beheading]] despite Veritus being one of the most competent of the High Lords at the time.		*'''Kyril Sindermann''' ''(confirmed)'' - once an [[Iterator]] in Horus' own war fleet, he was considered old even during the close of the Great Crusade where he was somewhat of a mentor figure for Gavriel Loken. He escaped the massacre of Isstvan III as part of the flight of the Eisenstein and wasn't really heard from much during the Heresy itself. However, he reappeared 1500 years later as an Inquisitor named Veritus during the [[War of The Beast]], having been kept alive thanks to a suit of specially adapted power armour. Despite several disagreements with Inquisitorial Representative Wienaud regarding their differing views of what the Inquisition should focus its attention on, he ended up working with her to found what would become the Ordo Malleus and the Ordo Xenos. Unfortunately, his colleague, Grand Master Drakan Vangorich of the Officio Assasinorum, got disillusioned with the High Lords' incompetence and selfishness during the war and proceeded to poison Veritus with a special toxin designed only to become dangerous when exposed to the chemicals in his life-support armor and kill off the other High Lords in [[The Beheading]] despite Veritus being one of the most competent of the High Lords at the time.

	*'''Lemuel Gaumon''' ''(confirmed)'' a former [[remembrancer]] and psyker who was tutored by [[Ahriman]] himself. Escaped the destruction of Prospero but was captured and held by the Sisters of Silence for years until the quest for the shards of Magnus brought the Thousand Sons and Knights Errant to come looking for him. He would end up possessed by three fragments of Magnus' soul at the same time, only to be stripped of all that power by the Crimson King. Quite possibly the first person to be exorcised he was thereafter immune to any future daemonic possession and brought before Malcador to share his insights into Magnus and the Thousand Sons. Not before renaming himself '''Promeus''' in honour of the deceased Dio Promus. As Promeus, he would initiate the resurrectionist faction of the Inquisition after their formation, hoping to find a way to bring the Emperor back to life. This faction would later evolve into the Thorians.		*'''Lemuel Gaumon''' ''(confirmed)'' a former [[remembrancer]] and psyker who was tutored by [[Ahriman]] himself. Escaped the destruction of Prospero but was captured and held by the Sisters of Silence for years until the quest for the shards of Magnus brought the Thousand Sons and Knights Errant to come looking for him. He would end up possessed by three fragments of Magnus' soul at the same time, only to be stripped of all that power by the Crimson King. Quite possibly the first person to be exorcised he was thereafter immune to any future daemonic possession and brought before Malcador to share his insights into Magnus and the Thousand Sons. Not before renaming himself '''Promeus''' in honour of the deceased Dio Promus. As Promeus, he would initiate the resurrectionist faction of the Inquisition after their formation, hoping to find a way to bring the Emperor back to life. This faction would later evolve into the Thorians.