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	{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter		{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
	\|Name = Night Swords		\|Name = Night Swords
	\|Heraldry =		\|Heraldry =
	\|Battle Cry = "For the honoured ones"		\|Battle Cry = "For the honoured ones"
	\|Number = Non-codex		\|Number = Non-codex
	\|Founding = M32		\|Founding = M32
	\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]		\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]
	\|Successor Chapters = Unknown		\|Successor Chapters = Unknown
	\|Chapter Master =		\|Chapter Master =
	\|Primarch = [[Rogal Dorn]]		\|Primarch = [[Rogal Dorn]]
	\|Homeworld = Lavantia		\|Homeworld = Lavantia
	\|Specialty = Armoured Assaults		\|Specialty = Armoured Assaults
	\|Strength = Unknown, but understrength		\|Strength = Unknown, but understrength
	\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]		\|Allegiance = [[Imperium]]
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	The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider variant is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).		The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider variant is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).

	The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'s [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.		The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'s [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.

	==History==		==History==
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	The Chapter is non-codex, and known for their preference for mechanised warfare and lightning quick strikes. Chapter techmarines have an affinity for technology, and are noteworthy for having built a fully-functional [[Land Raider Proteus\|Proteus land-raider]] (the ''Simurgh Rex'') using parts from many different war machines found across battlefields of the Imperium in a state beyond repair.		The Chapter is non-codex, and known for their preference for mechanised warfare and lightning quick strikes. Chapter techmarines have an affinity for technology, and are noteworthy for having built a fully-functional [[Land Raider Proteus\|Proteus land-raider]] (the ''Simurgh Rex'') using parts from many different war machines found across battlefields of the Imperium in a state beyond repair.

	The Night Swords recruit from their homeworld Lavantia, a desert world in the Segmentum Tempestus that is populated by teeming hive cities. Aspirants from the vicious underhive gangs have to make their way to the chapter fortress-monastery, which is bit of a hell-hole task. The chapter keeps the fortress-monastery far away from the hives in the desert wastes, and only those gangers who manage to survive the long trek through the arid terrain and raging duststorms even get the chance to undergo trials.		The Night Swords recruit from their homeworld Lavantia, a desert world in the Segmentum Tempestus that is populated by teeming hive cities. Aspirants from the vicious underhive gangs have to make their way to the chapter fortress-monastery, which is bit of a hell-hole task. The chapter keeps the fortress-monastery far away from the hives in the desert wastes, and only those gangers who manage to survive the long trek through the arid terrain and raging duststorms even get the chance to undergo trials.

	==Beliefs==		==Beliefs==
	The Night Swords chapter cult includes the belief that their fallen heroes reside in the Lavantian deserts as elemental spirits, the 'honoured ones'. Their chaplains make regular pilgrimages into the dune seas, often residing in caves for days and nights until dehydration cause them to undergo visions in which they are said to receive the wisdom of their predecessors.		The Night Swords chapter cult includes the belief that their fallen heroes reside in the Lavantian deserts as elemental spirits, the 'honoured ones'. Their chaplains make regular pilgrimages into the dune seas, often residing in caves for days and nights until dehydration cause them to undergo visions in which they are said to receive the wisdom of their predecessors.

	Well, naturally, the [[Ecclesiarchy]] doesn't like it, and on very bad terms with the chapter. However, the Night Swords are bros with the [[Black Templars]], so they can't be totally divergent from the Imperial creed (admittedly, not all Black Templars worship the [[Emperor]]). Besides, since Guilliman clearly dislikes the Ecclesiarchy and the Black Templars are insanely devoted to Emperor and Primarch, perhaps the Templars are simply pleased to see a Chapter giving the Ecclesiarchy the finger because it pleases Guilliman.		Well, naturally, the [[Ecclesiarchy]] doesn't like it, and on very bad terms with the chapter. However, the Night Swords are bros with the [[Black Templars]], so they can't be totally divergent from the Imperial creed (admittedly, not all Black Templars worship the [[Emperor]]). Besides, since Guilliman clearly dislikes the Ecclesiarchy and the Black Templars are insanely devoted to Emperor and Primarch, perhaps the Templars are simply pleased to see a Chapter giving the Ecclesiarchy the finger because it pleases Guilliman.

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	The Night Swords chapter cult includes the belief that their fallen heroes reside in the Lavantian deserts as elemental spirits, the 'honoured ones'. Their chaplains make regular pilgrimages into the dune seas, often residing in caves for days and nights until dehydration cause them to undergo visions in which they are said to receive the wisdom of their predecessors.		The Night Swords chapter cult includes the belief that their fallen heroes reside in the Lavantian deserts as elemental spirits, the 'honoured ones'. Their chaplains make regular pilgrimages into the dune seas, often residing in caves for days and nights until dehydration cause them to undergo visions in which they are said to receive the wisdom of their predecessors.

	Well, naturally, the [[Ecclesiarchy]] doesn't like it, and on very bad terms with the chapter. However, the Night Swords are bros with the [[Black Templars]] , so they can't be totally divergent from the Imperial creed (admittedly, not all Black Templars worship the [[Emperor]]). Besides, since Guilliman clearly dislikes the Ecclesiarchy and the Black Templars are insanely devoted to Emperor and Primarch, perhaps the Templars are simply pleased to see a Chapter giving the Ecclesiarchy the finger because it pleases Guilliman.		Well, naturally, the [[Ecclesiarchy]] doesn't like it, and on very bad terms with the chapter. However, the Night Swords are bros with the [[Black Templars]], so they can't be totally divergent from the Imperial creed (admittedly, not all Black Templars worship the [[Emperor]]). Besides, since Guilliman clearly dislikes the Ecclesiarchy and the Black Templars are insanely devoted to Emperor and Primarch, perhaps the Templars are simply pleased to see a Chapter giving the Ecclesiarchy the finger because it pleases Guilliman.

	==Heraldry==		==Heraldry==

1d4chan>One Snek at 17:18, 14 December 2019

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	==Organisation==		==Organisation==
	The Chapter is non-codex, and known for their preference for mechanised warfare and lightning quick strikes. Chapter techmarines have an affinity for technology, and are noteworthy for having built a fully-functional [[Land Raider Proteus\|Proteus land-raider]] (the ''Simurgh Rex'') using parts from many different war machines found ~~in the many~~ battlefields of the Imperium in a state beyond repair.		The Chapter is non-codex, and known for their preference for mechanised warfare and lightning quick strikes. Chapter techmarines have an affinity for technology, and are noteworthy for having built a fully-functional [[Land Raider Proteus\|Proteus land-raider]] (the ''Simurgh Rex'') using parts from many different war machines found across battlefields of the Imperium in a state beyond repair.

	The Night Swords recruit from their homeworld Lavantia, a desert world in the Segmentum Tempestus that is populated by teeming hive cities. Aspirants from the vicious underhive gangs have to make their way to the chapter fortress-monastery, which is bit of a hell-hole task. The chapter keeps the fortress-monastery far away from the hives in the desert wastes, and only those gangers who manage to survive the long trek through the arid terrain and raging duststorms even get the chance to undergo trials.		The Night Swords recruit from their homeworld Lavantia, a desert world in the Segmentum Tempestus that is populated by teeming hive cities. Aspirants from the vicious underhive gangs have to make their way to the chapter fortress-monastery, which is bit of a hell-hole task. The chapter keeps the fortress-monastery far away from the hives in the desert wastes, and only those gangers who manage to survive the long trek through the arid terrain and raging duststorms even get the chance to undergo trials.

1d4chan>One Snek at 17:18, 14 December 2019

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	==Organisation==		==Organisation==
	The Chapter is non-codex, and known for their preference for mechanised warfare and lightning quick strikes. Chapter techmarines have an affinity for technology, and ~~produced their own version of the~~ [[Land Raider Proteus\|Proteus land-raider]], the ''Simurgh Rex''.		The Chapter is non-codex, and known for their preference for mechanised warfare and lightning quick strikes. Chapter techmarines have an affinity for technology, and are noteworthy for having built a fully-functional [[Land Raider Proteus\|Proteus land-raider]] (the ''Simurgh Rex'') using parts from many different war machines found in the many battlefields of the Imperium in a state beyond repair.

	The Night Swords recruit from their homeworld Lavantia, a desert world in the Segmentum Tempestus that is populated by teeming hive cities. Aspirants from the vicious underhive gangs have to make their way to the chapter fortress-monastery, which is bit of a hell-hole task. The chapter keeps the fortress-monastery far away from the hives in the desert wastes, and only those gangers who manage to survive the long trek through the arid terrain and raging duststorms even get the chance to undergo trials.		The Night Swords recruit from their homeworld Lavantia, a desert world in the Segmentum Tempestus that is populated by teeming hive cities. Aspirants from the vicious underhive gangs have to make their way to the chapter fortress-monastery, which is bit of a hell-hole task. The chapter keeps the fortress-monastery far away from the hives in the desert wastes, and only those gangers who manage to survive the long trek through the arid terrain and raging duststorms even get the chance to undergo trials.

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	The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).		The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider variant is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).

	The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'s [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.		The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'s [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.

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	The Night Swords chapter cult includes the belief that their fallen heroes reside in the Lavantian deserts as elemental spirits, the 'honoured ones'. Their chaplains make regular pilgrimages into the dune seas, often residing in caves for days and nights until dehydration cause them to undergo visions in which they are said to receive the wisdom of their predecessors.		The Night Swords chapter cult includes the belief that their fallen heroes reside in the Lavantian deserts as elemental spirits, the 'honoured ones'. Their chaplains make regular pilgrimages into the dune seas, often residing in caves for days and nights until dehydration cause them to undergo visions in which they are said to receive the wisdom of their predecessors.

	Well, naturally, the [[Ecclesiarchy]] doesn't like it, and on very bad terms with the chapter. However, the Night Swords are bros with the [[Black Templars]] , so they can't be totally divergent from the Imperial creed (admittedly, not all Black Templars worship the [[Emperor]]).		Well, naturally, the [[Ecclesiarchy]] doesn't like it, and on very bad terms with the chapter. However, the Night Swords are bros with the [[Black Templars]] , so they can't be totally divergent from the Imperial creed (admittedly, not all Black Templars worship the [[Emperor]]). Besides, since Guilliman clearly dislikes the Ecclesiarchy and the Black Templars are insanely devoted to Emperor and Primarch, perhaps the Templars are simply pleased to see a Chapter giving the Ecclesiarchy the finger because it pleases Guilliman.

	==Heraldry==		==Heraldry==

1d4chan>Fourthy at 02:35, 12 July 2017

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	The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter ~~(with the most [[Mary_Sue\|Mary Sue name ever]])~~ founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).		The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).

	The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'s [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.		The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'s [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.

1d4chan>Apotigor at 17:35, 11 July 2017

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	The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter (with the most [[Mary_Sue\|Mary Sue name ever]]) founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).		The '''Night Swords''' are an [[Space Marine\|Astartes]] chapter (with the most [[Mary_Sue\|Mary Sue name ever]]) founded in M32 from the [[Imperial Fists]] geneseed. They seem to have a [[Awesome\|Prince of Persia style Zoroastrian theme]] going on. Descriptions of their homeworld are reminiscent of the 2008 Prince of Persia game, the chapter land raider is named Simurgh (a bird from Iranian/Zoroastrian mythology), and finally, one of their members is Isak Siavash (from the legendary Zoroastrian hero of the Shahnameh, Siyavash).

	The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'S [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.		The Night Swords originated in [[FFG]]'s [[Deathwatch (RPG)\|Deathwatch RPG]]. They were initially a fictional chapter, serving as FFG's in-house mock 'how-to-create' example of a home-brew following the [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]]. The chapter was canonised after someone at [[Forge World]] apparently liked it enough to include them in the [[Imperial Armour]] series.

	==History==		==History==