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	\|Successor Chapters = Divine Crusaders, Sons of the Blade		\|Successor Chapters = Divine Crusaders, Sons of the Blade
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	\|Primarch = Linares the Lord of Ale		\|Primarch = [[Linares]] the Lord of Ale
	\|Homeworld = Kadir		\|Homeworld = Kadir
	\|Specialty = Swordfighting, massed drop pods assaults		\|Specialty = Swordfighting, massed drop pods assaults
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	The '''Silver Blades''' ~~are one~~ of the original ~~Astartes~~ Legions ~~created for the~~ [[~~Great Crusade~~]] ~~by the~~ [[~~Emperor of Mankind~~]]. Loud, reckless and masters of swordplay, the Legion was always leading the charge, either when taking an objective, or to defending one. Loyal to the end, the Silver Blades engaged Traitors and Separatists alike during the Brotherwar, fighting with a bitterness worthy of brothers betrayed by their beloved siblings. After the Brotherwar, the severely crippled Legion barely managed to fill its own ranks, and started a slow and methodical process to recover its sustained losses, further aggravated by the siege of their homeworld Kadir during the Brotherwar.		The '''Silver Blades''' were the '''IV Legion''' of the original twenty-one [[Space Marine Legion (Warmasters Triumvirate)\|Space Marine Legions]] under their [[Primarch (Warmasters Triumvirate)\|Primarch]] [[Linares]]. Loud, reckless and masters of swordplay, the Legion was always leading the charge, either when taking an objective, or to defending one. Loyal to the end, the Silver Blades engaged Traitors and Separatists alike during the Brotherwar, fighting with a bitterness worthy of brothers betrayed by their beloved siblings. After the Brotherwar, the severely crippled Legion barely managed to fill its own ranks, and started a slow and methodical process to recover its sustained losses, further aggravated by the siege of their homeworld Kadir during the Brotherwar.

	=History=		=History=
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	The Silver Blades are one of the original Astartes Legions created for the [[Great Crusade]] by the [[Emperor of Mankind]]. Loud, reckless and masters of swordplay, the Legion was always leading the charge, either when taking an objective, or to defending one. Loyal to the end, the Silver Blades engaged Traitors and Separatists alike during the Brotherwar, fighting with a bitterness worthy of brothers betrayed by their beloved siblings. After the Brotherwar, the severely crippled Legion barely managed to fill its own ranks, and started a slow and methodical process to recover its sustained losses, further aggravated by the siege of their homeworld Kadir during the Brotherwar.		The '''Silver Blades''' are one of the original Astartes Legions created for the [[Great Crusade]] by the [[Emperor of Mankind]]. Loud, reckless and masters of swordplay, the Legion was always leading the charge, either when taking an objective, or to defending one. Loyal to the end, the Silver Blades engaged Traitors and Separatists alike during the Brotherwar, fighting with a bitterness worthy of brothers betrayed by their beloved siblings. After the Brotherwar, the severely crippled Legion barely managed to fill its own ranks, and started a slow and methodical process to recover its sustained losses, further aggravated by the siege of their homeworld Kadir during the Brotherwar.

	=History=		=History=

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	==Organization==		==Organization==

	~~In what sub-groups~~ is the ~~legion divided?~~		When the Legion left Kadir for the first time after reuniting with Linares, it was divided in 3 Tercios of the same size and the same capabilities. Each Tercio was further divided in Chapters and Companies, following the usual Legion organization. The Legion Vehicles were distributed evenly among the Chapters. This organization aimed to deploy great numbers of Astartes in a certain sector, operating as a mostly unified unit. This prevented them from covering big amounts of space, but allowed them to focus their strenght and exploit their shock tactics as much as possible. After all, a rain of Drop Pods deploying thousands of superhuman soldiers right into your lines is just another way to shock the enemy.

	==Special units==		==Special units==

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Brotherwar

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	~~What role do~~ they ~~play~~ in the ~~Brotherwar?~~		During the Brotherwar, the Silver Blades continued in their usual position at the front of the Loyalist forces. From the very start to the end of the Brotherwar and even after its conclusion, the Silver Blades waged war against the Traitor Forces. The most important moments of the War for them were the Siege of Terra and the subsequent Scouring. At the Siege, the Silver Blades fought a mobile defense based on counter-attacks and preemptive strikes, suffering heavy casualties that brought them to minimal strength, but succeeding in their duty. The number of Astartes fallen was further increased during the Scouring, when their prefered tactic of engaging the enemy in face to face, melee combat costed them hundreds of Astartes. When they had finally taken the last Traitor position in their side of the Galaxy, their very Primarch, Linares, left with half of the remaining Legion to continue his vengeance on the Traitors own turf. And no one knew anymore of them.

	==Post-Brotherwar==		==Post-Brotherwar==

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	==Culture & Personality==		==Culture & Personality==

	~~(Loud~~, ~~drunk Spaniards~~ with a ~~thing for acting like normal people~~. ~~WIP)~~		The Silver Blades are known for being loud, impulsive and generally friendly, traits found in most of the Kadirian population. They are open to the normal people, treating them with respect and sometimes, like equals, because Astartes are humans after all. Beefed-up soldiers, but still human. Their bases and training grounds are usually filled with laughter and excessively loud chatter, and it is very common for them to drop by the closest cantina in their free time, and drown themselves in beer while playing cards, eating whatever they can get served, or just conversating between them. Rarer are the cases of Legionnaires pranking each other, mainly because past pranks ended up really badly, which resulted in an increase in the severity of the punishments. Some Legionnaires prefer to brew their own beers in their free time, take care of their wargear, or customize it. For most of the other Legions, this is a sign of lack of discipline and procastination, but it's not the case of the Silver Blades. The Legion keeps the Kadirian culture of its recruits while maintaining discipline and diligence.

	===The Great Jousts===		===The Great Jousts===

	==Organization==		==Organization==

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Homeworld

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	=Homeworld=		=Homeworld=
	'''Kadir'''		'''Kadir'''

	A far-flung tech-feudal world of the Eastern Fringe called Kadir. Pretty big planet, full of plains with beautiful hills, high mountains and stormy oceans. It has two moons, called Orfide and Erifide, that orbit with simmilar period and angle around the planet. The people of Kadir lives in different cities and villages, that fall under the domains of a certain Lord. These Lords have their own states, and frequently wage war against each other and against some ork tribes living in the mountains. Kadirians are natural warriors who master the use of swords and other melee weapons. Usually, children start training at the age of 12, and at the age of 18 they may join their Lord's armies. Men and women fight along each other against the ork menace or the other lord's armies. Technology in the planet, pre-Emperor arrival, is estimated as being similar to 000’s.M3 and 010’s.M3, but with a lot less industry. The weapons used are, mainly, autoguns and swords, depending on the proficency/training/likes of the individual. Almost all of them are hand-crafted in different blacksmiths and workshops. The cities tend to be big and populated, although scarce, while the villages are many, small and with no more than several hundreds of inhabitants. Interestingly, the general look of both cities and villages is that of 050’s.M2 to 450’s.M2, but with a lot of technology in them. Nuclear reactors power streetlamps hanging over mud streets, where horses and chariots move. People are religious, following an ancient religion of the colonization era, but adopted the Imperial Truth when the Emperor arrived. The planet’s surface is full of monasteries and abbeys, where monks and priests work preserving ancient texts and praying. Sometimes, they are needed as warriors, too.		A far-flung tech-feudal world of the Eastern Fringe called Kadir. Pretty big planet, full of plains with beautiful hills, high mountains and stormy oceans. It has two moons, called Orfide and Erifide, that orbit with simmilar period and angle around the planet. The people of Kadir lives in different cities and villages, that fall under the domains of a certain Lord. These Lords have their own states, and frequently wage war against each other and against some ork tribes living in the mountains. Kadirians are natural warriors who master the use of swords and other melee weapons. Usually, children start training at the age of 12, and at the age of 18 they may join their Lord's armies. Men and women fight along each other against the ork menace or the other lord's armies. Technology in the planet, pre-Emperor arrival, is estimated as being similar to 000’s.M3 and 010’s.M3, but with a lot less industry. The weapons used are, mainly, autoguns and swords, depending on the proficency/training/likes of the individual. Almost all of them are hand-crafted in different blacksmiths and workshops. The cities tend to be big and populated, although scarce, while the villages are many, small and with no more than several hundreds of inhabitants. Interestingly, the general look of both cities and villages is that of 050’s.M2 to 450’s.M2, but with a lot of technology in them. Nuclear reactors power streetlamps hanging over mud streets, where horses and chariots move. People are religious, following an ancient religion of the colonization era, but adopted the Imperial Truth when the Emperor arrived. The planet’s surface is full of monasteries and abbeys, where monks and priests work preserving ancient texts and praying. Sometimes, they are needed as warriors, too.

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	=Homeworld=		=Homeworld=
			'''Kadir'''
			A far-flung tech-feudal world of the Eastern Fringe called Kadir. Pretty big planet, full of plains with beautiful hills, high mountains and stormy oceans. It has two moons, called Orfide and Erifide, that orbit with simmilar period and angle around the planet. The people of Kadir lives in different cities and villages, that fall under the domains of a certain Lord. These Lords have their own states, and frequently wage war against each other and against some ork tribes living in the mountains. Kadirians are natural warriors who master the use of swords and other melee weapons. Usually, children start training at the age of 12, and at the age of 18 they may join their Lord's armies. Men and women fight along each other against the ork menace or the other lord's armies. Technology in the planet, pre-Emperor arrival, is estimated as being similar to 000’s.M3 and 010’s.M3, but with a lot less industry. The weapons used are, mainly, autoguns and swords, depending on the proficency/training/likes of the individual. Almost all of them are hand-crafted in different blacksmiths and workshops. The cities tend to be big and populated, although scarce, while the villages are many, small and with no more than several hundreds of inhabitants. Interestingly, the general look of both cities and villages is that of 050’s.M2 to 450’s.M2, but with a lot of technology in them. Nuclear reactors power streetlamps hanging over mud streets, where horses and chariots move. People are religious, following an ancient religion of the colonization era, but adopted the Imperial Truth when the Emperor arrived. The planet’s surface is full of monasteries and abbeys, where monks and priests work preserving ancient texts and praying. Sometimes, they are needed as warriors, too.

	=Legion Characteristics=		=Legion Characteristics=