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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Belonging to the 1st Fellowship of the legion, they were under the command of 1st Fellowship Captain [[Ahzek Ahriman]]. They were incredibly proud but also, incredibly stoic and quiet, resembling automatons more than actual people. They were veterans of both battle and the Thousand Sons' psychic discipline system, with no member being of lower cult grade than Philosophus. This meant that each warrior was able to mentally transcend their personal humours, making them the most zen-like ''monks'' in the Space Marine ''space warrior monk'' archetype.		Belonging to the 1st Fellowship of the legion, they were under the command of 1st Fellowship Captain [[Ahzek Ahriman]]. They were incredibly proud but also, incredibly stoic and quiet, resembling automatons more than actual people. They were veterans of both battle and the Thousand Sons' psychic discipline system, with no member being of lower cult grade than Philosophus. This meant that each warrior was able to mentally transcend their personal humours, making them the most zen-like ''monks'' in the Space Marine ''space warrior monk'' archetype.

	The total number of the Sekhmet is unknown, but the force present with Ahriman on Aghoru numbered eighty-one. Aghoru was one of the first times that they deployed their newly issued [[Rotor Cannon]]s, although they deliberately chose to continue to refer to the weapon by the name of the previous Terminator-issue support cannon, the Reaper. This was due to the numerological significance of the word reaper, which fitted perfectly with the philosophy of the Thousand Sons. Following the [[Council of Nikaea]], the Scarab Occult Terminators took to cutting a vertical scar through the right lenses of their helmets in their primarch's image.		The total number of the Sekhmet is unknown, but the force present with Ahriman on Aghoru numbered eighty-one. Aghoru was one of the first times that they deployed their newly issued [[Rotor Cannon]]s, although they deliberately chose to continue to refer to the weapon by the name of the previous Terminator-issue support cannon, the Reaper. This was due to the numerological significance of the word reaper, which fitted perfectly with the philosophy of the Thousand Sons. Following the [[Council of Nikaea]], the Scarab Occult Terminators took to cutting a vertical scar through the right lenses of their helmets in their primarch's image.
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	In the Horus Heresy, they were WS5 Cataphractii terminators that come default with an Achea Pattern force weapon. Can be upgraded to have a Psychic discipline on the Inceptor, giving them some genuine utility on their weapons. Taking Biomancy on the other hand with their Achea Pattern Khopesh means you get back to S8 and thus can ID without using Power Fists. However, you can take actual Power Fists (as well as the usual Sx2 AP2 ''Unwieldy'' weapons) if you want a bit more reliability or you want a different Psychic discipline with Telepathy being hilarious for turning off Overwatch.		In the Horus Heresy, they were WS5 Cataphractii terminators that come default with an Achea Pattern force weapon. Can be upgraded to have a Psychic discipline on the Inceptor, giving them some genuine utility on their weapons. Taking Biomancy on the other hand with their Achea Pattern Khopesh means you get back to S8 and thus can ID without using Power Fists. However, you can take actual Power Fists (as well as the usual Sx2 AP2 ''Unwieldy'' weapons) if you want a bit more reliability or you want a different Psychic discipline with Telepathy being hilarious for turning off Overwatch.

	Overall, these guys are far too expensive for their worth. At 50 points a model, you are paying Justaerin amounts of points for a unit that has nowhere near the Justaerin's utility.		Overall, these guys are far too expensive for their worth. At 50 points a model, you are paying Justaerin amounts of points for a unit that has nowhere near the Justaerin's utility.

	{{Thousand Sons}}		{{Thousand Sons}}

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 07:19, 4 June 2023

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	[[File:SekhmetSquad.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|From elite, badass honour guards to walking dustbins. Poor bastards.]]		[[File:SekhmetSquad.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|From elite, badass honour guards to walking dustbins. Poor bastards.]]
	The ''original'' pre-[[Rubric Terminator]] Squad and quasi-[[Honour Guard]] for [[Magnus the Red]] during the [[Great Crusade]] and the [[Horus Heresy]]. These guys were the elite of the [[Thousand Sons]] legion and were known as the '''Sekhmet''' or '''Magnus's Veterans'''.		The ''original'' pre-[[Rubric Terminator]] Squad and quasi-[[Honour Guard]] for [[Magnus the Red]] during the [[Great Crusade]] and the [[Horus Heresy]]. These guys were the elite of the [[Thousand Sons]] legion and were known as the '''Sekhmet''' or '''Magnus's Veterans'''.

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	[[File:SekhmetSquad.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|From elite, badass honour guards to walking dustbins. Poor bastards.]]		[[File:SekhmetSquad.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|From elite, badass honour guards to walking dustbins. Poor bastards.]]
	The ''original'' pre-[[Rubric Terminator]] Squad and ~~quai~~-[[Honour Guard]] for [[Magnus the Red]] during the [[Great Crusade]] and the [[Horus Heresy]]. These guys were the elite of the [[Thousand Sons]] legion and were known as the '''Sekhmet''' or '''Magnus's Veterans'''.		The ''original'' pre-[[Rubric Terminator]] Squad and quasi-[[Honour Guard]] for [[Magnus the Red]] during the [[Great Crusade]] and the [[Horus Heresy]]. These guys were the elite of the [[Thousand Sons]] legion and were known as the '''Sekhmet''' or '''Magnus's Veterans'''.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
	Belonging to the 1st Fellowship of the legion, they were under the command of 1st Fellowship Captain [[Ahzek Ahriman]]. They were incredibly proud but also, incredibly stoic and quiet, resembling more ~~like automatons~~ than actual people. They were veterans of both battle and the Thousand Sons' psychic discipline system, with no member being of lower cult grade than Philosophus. This meant that each warrior was able to mentally transcend their personal humours, making them the most zen-like ''monks'' in the Space Marine ''space warrior monk'' archetype.		Belonging to the 1st Fellowship of the legion, they were under the command of 1st Fellowship Captain [[Ahzek Ahriman]]. They were incredibly proud but also, incredibly stoic and quiet, resembling automatons more than actual people. They were veterans of both battle and the Thousand Sons' psychic discipline system, with no member being of lower cult grade than Philosophus. This meant that each warrior was able to mentally transcend their personal humours, making them the most zen-like ''monks'' in the Space Marine ''space warrior monk'' archetype.

	The total number of the Sekhmet is unknown, but the force present with Ahriman on Aghoru numbered eighty-one. Aghoru was one of the first times that they deployed their newly issued [[Rotor Cannon]]s, although they deliberately chose to continue to refer to the weapon by the name of the previous Terminator-issue support cannon, the Reaper. This was due to the numerological significance of the word reaper, which fitted perfectly with the philosophy of the Thousand Sons. Following the [[Council of Nikaea]], the Scarab Occult Terminators took to cutting a vertical scar through the right lenses of their helmets in their primarch's image.		The total number of the Sekhmet is unknown, but the force present with Ahriman on Aghoru numbered eighty-one. Aghoru was one of the first times that they deployed their newly issued [[Rotor Cannon]]s, although they deliberately chose to continue to refer to the weapon by the name of the previous Terminator-issue support cannon, the Reaper. This was due to the numerological significance of the word reaper, which fitted perfectly with the philosophy of the Thousand Sons. Following the [[Council of Nikaea]], the Scarab Occult Terminators took to cutting a vertical scar through the right lenses of their helmets in their primarch's image.

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	==Crunch==		==Crunch==
	In the Horus Heresy, they were WS5 Cataphractii terminators that come default with an Achea Pattern force weapon. Can be upgraded to have a Psychic discipline on the Inceptor, giving them some genuine utility on their weapons. Taking Biomancy on the other hand with their Achea Pattern Khopesh means you get back to S8 and thus can ID without using Power Fists. However, you can take actual Power Fists (as well as the usual Sx2 AP2 ''Unwieldy'' weapons) if you want a bit more reliability or you want a different Psychic discipline.		In the Horus Heresy, they were WS5 Cataphractii terminators that come default with an Achea Pattern force weapon. Can be upgraded to have a Psychic discipline on the Inceptor, giving them some genuine utility on their weapons. Taking Biomancy on the other hand with their Achea Pattern Khopesh means you get back to S8 and thus can ID without using Power Fists. However, you can take actual Power Fists (as well as the usual Sx2 AP2 ''Unwieldy'' weapons) if you want a bit more reliability or you want a different Psychic discipline with Telepathy being hilarious for turning off Overwatch.

	Overall, these guys are far too expensive for their worth. At 50 points a model, you are paying Justaerin amounts of points for a unit that has nowhere near the Justaerin's utility.		Overall, these guys are far too expensive for their worth. At 50 points a model, you are paying Justaerin amounts of points for a unit that has nowhere near the Justaerin's utility.

	{{Thousand Sons}}		{{Thousand Sons}}

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[[File:SekhmetSquad.jpg|300px|right|thumb|From elite, badass honour guards to walking dustbins. Poor bastards.]]
The ''original'' pre-[[Rubric Terminator]] Squad and quai-[[Honour Guard]] for [[Magnus the Red]] during the [[Great Crusade]] and the [[Horus Heresy]]. These guys were the elite of the [[Thousand Sons]] legion and were known as the '''Sekhmet''' or '''Magnus's Veterans'''.

==Overview==
Belonging to the 1st Fellowship of the legion, they were under the command of 1st Fellowship Captain [[Ahzek Ahriman]]. They were incredibly proud but also, incredibly stoic and quiet, resembling more like automatons than actual people. They were veterans of both battle and the Thousand Sons' psychic discipline system, with no member being of lower cult grade than Philosophus. This meant that each warrior was able to mentally transcend their personal humours, making them the most zen-like ''monks'' in the Space Marine ''space warrior monk'' archetype.

The total number of the Sekhmet is unknown, but the force present with Ahriman on Aghoru numbered eighty-one. Aghoru was one of the first times that they deployed their newly issued [[Rotor Cannon]]s, although they deliberately chose to continue to refer to the weapon by the name of the previous Terminator-issue support cannon, the Reaper. This was due to the numerological significance of the word reaper, which fitted perfectly with the philosophy of the Thousand Sons. Following the [[Council of Nikaea]], the Scarab Occult Terminators took to cutting a vertical scar through the right lenses of their helmets in their primarch's image.

These guys were all clad in [[Cataphractii Pattern Terminator Armour]] and all carried a [[Combi-Bolter]], [[Power Fist]] alongside a [[Force_Weapons#Achea Khopesh|Achea Khopesh]] for combat.

==Where Are They Now?==
[[Rubric Terminator|Go to this page to find out.]]

==Crunch==
In the Horus Heresy, they were WS5 Cataphractii terminators that come default with an Achea Pattern force weapon. Can be upgraded to have a Psychic discipline on the Inceptor, giving them some genuine utility on their weapons. Taking Biomancy on the other hand with their Achea Pattern Khopesh means you get back to S8 and thus can ID without using Power Fists. However, you can take actual Power Fists (as well as the usual Sx2 AP2 ''Unwieldy'' weapons) if you want a bit more reliability or you want a different Psychic discipline.

Overall, these guys are far too expensive for their worth. At 50 points a model, you are paying Justaerin amounts of points for a unit that has nowhere near the Justaerin's utility.

{{Thousand Sons}}