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	=Summary of Legion XXI=		=Summary of Legion XXI=

1d4chan>Principal June at 04:49, 30 December 2014

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	=History of the Twenty-First Legion=		=History of the Twenty-First Legion=
	==Legion Characteristics==		==Legion Characteristics==
	The Bloodbound thrive on the element of surprise, above all else. Like the vicious tribal warriors of their Primarch’s homeworld, they make almost exclusive use of numeric advantage coupled with practiced speed and ferocity. With that ferocity comes a penchant for excessive force, resulting in the almost commonplace acquisition of trophies from slain enemies and an obsession with the utter obliteration of an opposing force, regardless of whether the enemy attempts to surrender or retreat. Rumors of disturbing battlefield antics have reached the ears of other Legions~~, generally surrounding the Bloodbound’s tendency to consume the flesh of the slain, xeno or not. Even before the Heresy, however,~~ stories circulated ~~about wartime~~ sacrifice to darker powers, and the Tupua Company certainly drew suspicions that were confirmed when the Legion pledged its love for conquest to the powers of the Warp.		The Bloodbound thrive on the element of surprise, above all else. Like the vicious tribal warriors of their Primarch’s homeworld, they make almost exclusive use of numeric advantage coupled with practiced speed and ferocity. With that ferocity comes a penchant for excessive force, resulting in the almost commonplace acquisition of trophies from slain enemies and an obsession with the utter obliteration of an opposing force, regardless of whether the enemy attempts to surrender or retreat. Rumors of disturbing battlefield antics have reached the ears of other Legions; stories circulated of battlefield sacrifice to darker powers, and the Tupua Company certainly drew suspicions that were confirmed when the Legion pledged its love for conquest to the powers of the Warp.

	With little propensity for defensive maneuvers, the Legion is employed most often as an invasion force, either eliminating the target force or facilitating the deployment of manpower from other Legions.		With little propensity for defensive maneuvers, the Legion is employed most often as an invasion force, either eliminating the target force or facilitating the deployment of manpower from other Legions.
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	True to the tendencies of their primarch’s homeworld, the Legion places great value on the acquisition of honor via duels and successfully avenging wrongs. The concept of mana comes from a pre-crusade term for the favor of the gods, a resource only existing in the abstract and recorded in the tattoos of its bearers. Mana was often a determinant of who would lead the tribe, though in these days the practice is more of a formality for the sake of maintaining culture in the face of the Warp.		True to the tendencies of their primarch’s homeworld, the Legion places great value on the acquisition of honor via duels and successfully avenging wrongs. The concept of mana comes from a pre-crusade term for the favor of the gods, a resource only existing in the abstract and recorded in the tattoos of its bearers. Mana was often a determinant of who would lead the tribe, though in these days the practice is more of a formality for the sake of maintaining culture in the face of the Warp.

	Vengeance is, more than anything else, a driving and uniting factor within the Legion. Combined with a deeply ingrained sense of brotherhood, the marines' cultural demand for vengeance implies that a slight against even an individual is a slight against the entire Legion, and debts must be paid in full. This could only lead to conflict, especially towards the end of the Great Crusade. After what had seemed to be an endless age of warring against the worst humanity had to offer, shedding the blood of the tribe for hollow victories on now-dead worlds had left Urehikau and his men disillusioned with the fledgling Imperium and furious ~~with~~ his ~~father for wielding~~ the		Vengeance is, more than anything else, a driving and uniting factor within the Legion. Combined with a deeply ingrained sense of brotherhood, the marines' cultural demand for vengeance implies that a slight against even an individual is a slight against the entire Legion, and debts must be paid in full. This could only lead to conflict, especially towards the end of the Great Crusade. After what had seemed to be an endless age of warring against the worst humanity had to offer, shedding the blood of the tribe for hollow victories on now-dead worlds had left Urehikau and his men disillusioned with the fledgling Imperium and furious at the fact that his brothers were wielded as little more than a bludgeon. Once the Traitor Legions began to tear away, there was little left in the Empire to hold the Bloodbound's loyalty.

	==Legion Organisation==		==Legion Organisation==

1d4chan>Principal June at 07:12, 29 December 2014

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	However, the repeated engagements with their human targets left the Bloodbound scarred, their impression of humanity forever tainted. Where many Legions got to see the progress made in the Great Crusade, the new empire forged from untold trillions of loyal subjects, the Bloodbound were only exposed to the ugly face of the old world: cruel, vicious, and incapable of trusting their heaven-sent benefactors.		However, the repeated engagements with their human targets left the Bloodbound scarred, their impression of humanity forever tainted. Where many Legions got to see the progress made in the Great Crusade, the new empire forged from untold trillions of loyal subjects, the Bloodbound were only exposed to the ugly face of the old world: cruel, vicious, and incapable of trusting their heaven-sent benefactors.

	With this image of humanity firmly planted in their minds, the Bloodbound developed a deep sense of detachment. They began to see themselves as something of a different species, their ingrained loyalty to one another setting them apart from their primal roots. With this detachment came other distances, though, even between the Bloodbound and other Legions. Particularly disdainful of the human-worshiping Entombed and subjected to criticism from ~~the~~ noble ~~Knights of Justice~~, the Bloodbound only ever felt real camaraderie with the Lions Rampant, though Hektor made every attempt to bring Urehikau into the fold.		With this image of humanity firmly planted in their minds, the Bloodbound developed a deep sense of detachment. They began to see themselves as something of a different species, their ingrained loyalty to one another setting them apart from their primal roots. With this detachment came other distances, though, even between the Bloodbound and other Legions. Particularly disdainful of the human-worshiping Entombed and subjected to criticism from various more noble Legions, the Bloodbound only ever felt real camaraderie with the Lions Rampant, though Hektor made every attempt to bring Urehikau into the fold.

	'''Mana and Vengeance'''		'''Mana and Vengeance'''
	True to the tendencies of their primarch’s homeworld, the Legion places great value on the acquisition of honor via duels and successfully avenging wrongs. The concept of mana comes from a pre-crusade term for the favor of the gods, a resource only existing in the abstract and recorded in the tattoos of its bearers. Mana was often a determinant of who would lead the tribe, though in these days the practice is more of a formality for the sake of maintaining culture in the face of the Warp.		True to the tendencies of their primarch’s homeworld, the Legion places great value on the acquisition of honor via duels and successfully avenging wrongs. The concept of mana comes from a pre-crusade term for the favor of the gods, a resource only existing in the abstract and recorded in the tattoos of its bearers. Mana was often a determinant of who would lead the tribe, though in these days the practice is more of a formality for the sake of maintaining culture in the face of the Warp.

	Vengeance is, more than anything else, a driving and uniting factor within the Legion. Combined with a deeply ingrained sense of brotherhood, the marines' cultural demand for vengeance implies that a slight against even an individual is a slight against the entire Legion, and debts must be paid in full. This		Vengeance is, more than anything else, a driving and uniting factor within the Legion. Combined with a deeply ingrained sense of brotherhood, the marines' cultural demand for vengeance implies that a slight against even an individual is a slight against the entire Legion, and debts must be paid in full. This could only lead to conflict, especially towards the end of the Great Crusade. After what had seemed to be an endless age of warring against the worst humanity had to offer, shedding the blood of the tribe for hollow victories on now-dead worlds had left Urehikau and his men disillusioned with the fledgling Imperium and furious with his father for wielding the

	==Legion Organisation==		==Legion Organisation==

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	'''Mana and Vengeance'''		'''Mana and Vengeance'''
	True to the tendencies of their primarch’s homeworld, the Legion places great value on the acquisition of honor via duels and successfully avenging wrongs. The concept of mana comes from a pre-crusade term for the favor of the gods, a resource only existing in the abstract and recorded in the tattoos of its bearers. Mana was often a determinant of who would lead the tribe, though in these days ~~its~~ a formality for the sake of maintaining culture in the face of the Warp.		True to the tendencies of their primarch’s homeworld, the Legion places great value on the acquisition of honor via duels and successfully avenging wrongs. The concept of mana comes from a pre-crusade term for the favor of the gods, a resource only existing in the abstract and recorded in the tattoos of its bearers. Mana was often a determinant of who would lead the tribe, though in these days the practice is more of a formality for the sake of maintaining culture in the face of the Warp.

			Vengeance is, more than anything else, a driving and uniting factor within the Legion. Combined with a deeply ingrained sense of brotherhood, the marines' cultural demand for vengeance implies that a slight against even an individual is a slight against the entire Legion, and debts must be paid in full. This

	==Legion Organisation==		==Legion Organisation==

1d4chan>Principal June at 06:25, 29 December 2014

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	However, the repeated engagements with their human targets left the Bloodbound scarred, their impression of humanity forever tainted. Where many Legions got to see the progress made in the Great Crusade, the new empire forged from untold trillions of loyal subjects, the Bloodbound were only exposed to the ugly face of the old world: cruel, vicious, and incapable of trusting their heaven-sent benefactors.		However, the repeated engagements with their human targets left the Bloodbound scarred, their impression of humanity forever tainted. Where many Legions got to see the progress made in the Great Crusade, the new empire forged from untold trillions of loyal subjects, the Bloodbound were only exposed to the ugly face of the old world: cruel, vicious, and incapable of trusting their heaven-sent benefactors.

	With this image of humanity firmly planted in their minds, the Bloodbound developed a deep sense of detachment and		With this image of humanity firmly planted in their minds, the Bloodbound developed a deep sense of detachment. They began to see themselves as something of a different species, their ingrained loyalty to one another setting them apart from their primal roots. With this detachment came other distances, though, even between the Bloodbound and other Legions. Particularly disdainful of the human-worshiping Entombed and subjected to criticism from the noble Knights of Justice, the Bloodbound only ever felt real camaraderie with the Lions Rampant, though Hektor made every attempt to bring Urehikau into the fold.

	'''Mana and Vengeance'''		'''Mana and Vengeance'''

1d4chan>Principal June at 05:25, 29 December 2014

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	\|Number = XXI		\|Number = XXI
	\|Founding = First Founding		\|Founding = First Founding
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	In the early days of deployment, it became clear that the Bloodbound were ill-suited for peace-keeping missions, and even mild pacification campaigns would stray dangerously close to violent engagements with little provocation. Initially, it was assumed that these instances were coincidental, but the Legion's penchant for violence became clear enough as the body-count mounted. They were assigned to increasingly hostile worlds, resulting in bloodshed beyond measure in a growing number of cases. Despite this, the Legion was not punished for their methods; the hopelessness of the planets they deployed on, considered alongside their discipline in avoiding collateral damage kept the Administratum off their backs.		In the early days of deployment, it became clear that the Bloodbound were ill-suited for peace-keeping missions, and even mild pacification campaigns would stray dangerously close to violent engagements with little provocation. Initially, it was assumed that these instances were coincidental, but the Legion's penchant for violence became clear enough as the body-count mounted. They were assigned to increasingly hostile worlds, resulting in bloodshed beyond measure in a growing number of cases. Despite this, the Legion was not punished for their methods; the hopelessness of the planets they deployed on, considered alongside their discipline in avoiding collateral damage kept the Administratum off their backs.

	However, the repeated engagements with their human targets left the Bloodbound scarred, their impression of humanity forever tainted. Where many Legions got to see the progress made in the Great Crusade, the new empire forged from untold trillions of loyal subjects, the Bloodbound were only exposed to the ugly face of the old world: cruel, vicious, incapable of trusting their heaven-sent benefactors.		However, the repeated engagements with their human targets left the Bloodbound scarred, their impression of humanity forever tainted. Where many Legions got to see the progress made in the Great Crusade, the new empire forged from untold trillions of loyal subjects, the Bloodbound were only exposed to the ugly face of the old world: cruel, vicious, and incapable of trusting their heaven-sent benefactors.

			With this image of humanity firmly planted in their minds, the Bloodbound developed a deep sense of detachment and

	'''Mana and Vengeance'''		'''Mana and Vengeance'''
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1d4chan>Principal June at 05:15, 29 December 2014

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	\|Specialty = Shock Assault		\|Specialty = Shock Assault
	\|Strength = ~~TBD~~		\|Strength = 130,000
	\|Allegiance = Heru, Lord of the Tides - Chaos		\|Allegiance = Heru, Lord of the Tides - Chaos
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	Even before the Heresy, the marines often adorned their armor with trophies of war; skulls, bones, and bits of enemy armor were common sights, though the tattoos were far more prominent.		Even before the Heresy, the marines often adorned their armor with trophies of war; skulls, bones, and bits of enemy armor were common sights, though the tattoos were far more prominent.

	In the early days of deployment, it became clear that the Bloodbound were ill-suited for peace-keeping missions, and even mild pacification campaigns would stray dangerously close to violent engagements with little provocation. Initially, it was assumed that these instances were coincidental, but the Legion's penchant for violence became clear enough as the body-count mounted. ~~Their~~ assigned ~~planets were~~ increasingly hostile, resulting in bloodshed beyond measure in a growing number of cases. ~~The~~ Legion was not punished for their methods; the hopelessness of the planets they deployed on, considered alongside their discipline in avoiding collateral damage,		In the early days of deployment, it became clear that the Bloodbound were ill-suited for peace-keeping missions, and even mild pacification campaigns would stray dangerously close to violent engagements with little provocation. Initially, it was assumed that these instances were coincidental, but the Legion's penchant for violence became clear enough as the body-count mounted. They were assigned to increasingly hostile worlds, resulting in bloodshed beyond measure in a growing number of cases. Despite this, the Legion was not punished for their methods; the hopelessness of the planets they deployed on, considered alongside their discipline in avoiding collateral damage kept the Administratum off their backs.

			However, the repeated engagements with their human targets left the Bloodbound scarred, their impression of humanity forever tainted. Where many Legions got to see the progress made in the Great Crusade, the new empire forged from untold trillions of loyal subjects, the Bloodbound were only exposed to the ugly face of the old world: cruel, vicious, incapable of trusting their heaven-sent benefactors.

	'''Mana and Vengeance'''		'''Mana and Vengeance'''