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1d4chan>Le0901: /* Daily Rituals */

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	24:00 - Rest Period. The Sons retreat to their cells with their captives. The Sons practice the lessons of Saint Hannibal (in utter silence of course). Those who had broken the silence or shown any emotion whilst doing any of the objectives above are either sacrificed to Malal or forced to participate in the Labyrinth challenge.		24:00 - Rest Period. The Sons retreat to their cells with their captives. The Sons practice the lessons of Saint Hannibal (in utter silence of course). Those who had broken the silence or shown any emotion whilst doing any of the objectives above are either sacrificed to Malal or forced to participate in the Labyrinth challenge.

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	[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]		[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]

	The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on it so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).		The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on it so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).

	Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)		Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)

1d4chan>Zrayz10: /* Origins */

2023-02-02T04:11:50Z

Origins

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	[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]		[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]

	The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on ~~them~~ so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).		The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on it so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).

	Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)		Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)

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	Another ritual carried out is the Challenge of the Labyrinth, which a few volunteer to do every century. None are seen again but those that pass the tests are said to become the Doomed Ones, the mighty champions of Malal, enemies to Chaos and Order alike. The Doomed Ones have a special purpose; once there are 11 of them, they will be ritually sacrificed to Malal and this will allow him to manifest in real space and lead his chosen warriors in person. With their God at their side they will unleash a crusade of hate to claim revenge on all that stand in their way. Recently the 11th warrior was chosen and the time of the coming of the Hierarch of Terror is at hand... assuming G-dubs ever decides to try and actually buy the rights to Malal back.		Another ritual carried out is the Challenge of the Labyrinth, which a few volunteer to do every century. None are seen again but those that pass the tests are said to become the Doomed Ones, the mighty champions of Malal, enemies to Chaos and Order alike. The Doomed Ones have a special purpose; once there are 11 of them, they will be ritually sacrificed to Malal and this will allow him to manifest in real space and lead his chosen warriors in person. With their God at their side they will unleash a crusade of hate to claim revenge on all that stand in their way. Recently the 11th warrior was chosen and the time of the coming of the Hierarch of Terror is at hand... assuming G-dubs ever decides to try and actually buy the rights to Malal back.

	==A Canon Appearance?==		==A Canon Appearance?!==
	The Sons of Malice (And their homeworld of [[Scelus]]) make a canon(?) appearance in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II. Mechanically they are the exact same as Loyalist Space Marines, only with a more Chaotic theme.		The Sons of Malice (And their homeworld of [[Scelus]]) make a canon(?) appearance in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II. Mechanically they are the exact same as Loyalist Space Marines, only with a more Chaotic theme.

1d4chan>Sicarius: /* A Canon Appearance? */

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A Canon Appearance?

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	The Sons of Malice (And their homeworld of [[Scelus]]) make a canon(?) appearance in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II. Mechanically they are the exact same as Loyalist Space Marines, only with a more Chaotic theme.		The Sons of Malice (And their homeworld of [[Scelus]]) make a canon(?) appearance in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II. Mechanically they are the exact same as Loyalist Space Marines, only with a more Chaotic theme.

	A Sons of Malice Chaos Lord by the name of Kanath ~~lead~~ some of his brothers at the Battle of Faith's Anchorage following [[Cadia]]'s fall. The Sons of Malice wanted revenge on the Cadians for their part in the purging of their home world and so they ambushed a fleeing fleet of Cadian survivors. After forcing the Cadians to land on the icy moon of Faith’s Anchorage the Sons unleashed hordes of Cultists and Mechslaves (basically Tech-Priests that have been captured by Chaos and gone insane from torture), which charged the Cadians as the Sons of Malice slowly advanced behind them. While the Sons succeeded in killing a bunch of the Cadians the whole situation ended up descending into a clusterfuck as other chaos warbands like the [[Crimson Slaughter]] decided to horn in on the action and everybody started killing everyone else. Ultimately the Sons and the rest of the chaos forces were driven off by the arrival of a second Cadians fleet and the [[Space Wolf]] Strike Cruiser Stiklestad.		A Sons of Malice Chaos Lord by the name of Kanath led some of his brothers at the Battle of Faith's Anchorage following [[Cadia]]'s fall. The Sons of Malice wanted revenge on the Cadians for their part in the purging of their home world and so they ambushed a fleeing fleet of Cadian survivors. After forcing the Cadians to land on the icy moon of Faith’s Anchorage the Sons unleashed hordes of Cultists and Mechslaves (basically Tech-Priests that have been captured by Chaos and gone insane from torture), which charged the Cadians as the Sons of Malice slowly advanced behind them. While the Sons succeeded in killing a bunch of the Cadians the whole situation ended up descending into a clusterfuck as other chaos warbands like the [[Crimson Slaughter]] decided to horn in on the action and everybody started killing everyone else. Ultimately the Sons and the rest of the chaos forces were driven off by the arrival of a second Cadians fleet and the [[Space Wolf]] Strike Cruiser Stiklestad.

	==Daily Rituals==		==Daily Rituals==

1d4chan>Zrayz10: /* Origins */

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Origins

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	[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]		[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]

	The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on them so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably scare an inquisitor).		The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on them so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).

	Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)		Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)

1d4chan>Zrayz10: /* Daily Rituals */ we know they use cultists according to 9th edition and the sons losses have to be replenished somehow so not all the surviving captives are being turned into dolls

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Daily Rituals: we know they use cultists according to 9th edition and the sons losses have to be replenished somehow so not all the surviving captives are being turned into dolls

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	13:00 - Tactical Indoctrination. The Sons plan on raids and invasions upon chaos territories as well as imperial territories. After it has been decided, the Sons will part ways to their respective planned raid routes until 20:00.		13:00 - Tactical Indoctrination. The Sons plan on raids and invasions upon chaos territories as well as imperial territories. After it has been decided, the Sons will part ways to their respective planned raid routes until 20:00.

	20:00 - Returning to Base. The Sons return with human/xeno/daemon captives of various alignments. 50% of the captives are to be sacrificed in Malal's name while the remaining 30% are used for the upcoming evening meals and 20% are given to the Sons as [[Rape\|dolls]].		20:00 - Returning to Base. The Sons return with human/xeno/daemon captives of various alignments. 50% of the captives are to be sacrificed in Malal's name while the remaining 30% are used for the upcoming evening meals and 20% are given to the Sons to be used as [[Rape\|dolls]] or turned into cultists of Malal or Mechslaves. Promising young male captives are scouted for recruitment into the Sons to replenish battle losses.

	21:00 - Evening Meal. The captives from today's raid are consumed.		21:00 - Evening Meal. The designated captives from today's raid are consumed.

	22:00 - Free time. The Sons use this time to clean their favorite cold steel melee weaponry. Others like to read picture books about human/xeno organs. Some read books about the legendary cannibal from before the Age of Strife going by the name of "Hannibal Lecter". Those with psychic gifts open portals to the realm of chaos and bring in even more daemons for tomorrow's battle practice.		22:00 - Free time. The Sons use this time to clean their favorite cold steel melee weaponry. Others like to read picture books about human/xeno organs. Some read books about the legendary cannibal from before the Age of Strife going by the name of "Hannibal Lecter". Those with psychic gifts open portals to the realm of chaos and bring in even more daemons for tomorrow's battle practice.

1d4chan>Zrayz10: /* A Canon Appearance? */

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A Canon Appearance?

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	The Sons of Malice (And their homeworld of [[Scelus]]) make a canon(?) appearance in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II. Mechanically they are the exact same as Loyalist Space Marines, only with a more Chaotic theme.		The Sons of Malice (And their homeworld of [[Scelus]]) make a canon(?) appearance in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II. Mechanically they are the exact same as Loyalist Space Marines, only with a more Chaotic theme.

	A Sons of Malice Chaos Lord by the name of Kanath lead some of his brothers at the Battle of Faith's Anchorage following [[Cadia]]'s fall. The Sons of Malice wanted revenge on the Cadians for their part in the purging of their home world and so they ambushed a ~~fleet of~~ fleeing fleet of ~~Cadians~~ survivors. After forcing the Cadians to land on the icy moon of Faith’s Anchorage the Sons unleashed hordes of Cultists and Mechslaves (basically Tech-Priests that have been captured by Chaos and gone insane from torture), which charged the Cadians as the Sons of Malice slowly advanced behind them. While the Sons succeeded in killing a bunch of the Cadians the whole situation ended up descending into a clusterfuck as other chaos warbands like the [[Crimson Slaughter]] decided to horn in on the action and everybody started killing everyone else. Ultimately the Sons and the rest of the chaos forces were driven off by the arrival of a second Cadians fleet and the [[Space Wolf]] Strike Cruiser Stiklestad.		A Sons of Malice Chaos Lord by the name of Kanath lead some of his brothers at the Battle of Faith's Anchorage following [[Cadia]]'s fall. The Sons of Malice wanted revenge on the Cadians for their part in the purging of their home world and so they ambushed a fleeing fleet of Cadian survivors. After forcing the Cadians to land on the icy moon of Faith’s Anchorage the Sons unleashed hordes of Cultists and Mechslaves (basically Tech-Priests that have been captured by Chaos and gone insane from torture), which charged the Cadians as the Sons of Malice slowly advanced behind them. While the Sons succeeded in killing a bunch of the Cadians the whole situation ended up descending into a clusterfuck as other chaos warbands like the [[Crimson Slaughter]] decided to horn in on the action and everybody started killing everyone else. Ultimately the Sons and the rest of the chaos forces were driven off by the arrival of a second Cadians fleet and the [[Space Wolf]] Strike Cruiser Stiklestad.

	==Daily Rituals==		==Daily Rituals==

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	[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]		[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]

	The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on it so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).		The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on it so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).

	Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)		Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)

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	[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]		[[File:SOM_T2007_lord.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Hmmm, you look really delicious...GET OVER HERE!!!]]

	The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on ~~them~~ so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).		The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on it so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).

	Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)		Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)

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	The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on them so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably scare an inquisitor).		The Sons of Malice fell when, after a victorious campaign, they engaged in a series of victory celebrations that bordered on cannibalism. Inquisitor Pietas, observing their victory rites, was unacquainted with such customs and was subsequently horrified by it. While some Space Marine chapters have their own set of grotesque rituals (the [[Blood Angels]], for example, partake in literal consumption of blood as a scout's initiation), they're not considered ''heretical'' as such, as these types of rituals are usually viewed as part of Astartes tradition. Indeed, one of the Space Marine gene-seed organs, [[Gene-seed#The_Organs\|the Omophagea]], is even specifically designed to encourage/facilitate cannibalism to gain knowledge via eating brain matter. Regardless of the inexperience of the inquisitor, the High Lords of Terra have no excuse for approving excommunication, knowing Astartes were designed by [[The_Emperor\|that guy in the shiny chair]] to have this ability. (Though to be fair, if the Sons of Malice were routinely cannibalizing servants of chaos, they could have very well been corrupted, since [[Kroot]] have been documented to become tainted under similar circumstances. Also their home world had a Schola Progenium on them so the Sons probably should have known that cannibalism was a no-no from an Ecclesiarchical perspective and probably would scare an inquisitor).

	Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)		Whether or not they ''were'', Pietas, believing them corrupted by chaotic taint and for some reason never asking another Space Marine or even inquisitor about it, formed a strike force of [[Sisters of Battle]] [[Celestians]] and assaulted the Sons of Malice chapter homeworld [[Scelus]]. The Sons fell on their attackers with <strike>savage anger</strike> emotionless hatred at the interference with their chapter rites and defeated the Celestians, before the captain of the 1st company Kathal dragged the Inquisitor to the chapter's altar, ritually sacrificed her, and [[Slaanesh\|devoured her]]. (Because only the most loyal chapters have sacrificial altars.)