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	Ironically, they were determined to be a fleet-based chapter, their ships designed with all manner of supplies necessary to survive and function with very little need to resupply; determined by the High Lords of Terra to be the "Perfect System" from which they could fight the Eldar upon their Craft and Exodite Worlds. On the upside, they were also given a lot of uncommon wargear like [[Plasma Gun]]s and [[Meltagun]]s, and the tools necessary for their [[Techmarine]]s to modify their wargear as needed. In addition to this, their adherence to the [[Codex Astartes]] is vastly different from that of their Progenitors, as they see it for what it should be; a set of helpful guidelines and tactics that still require actual brains to not be completely fucked over during every engagement. For this reason, they adhere to a surprisingly large amount of the Codex in certain aspects of demeanor. The most notable one, both pre and post excommunication, is that they Uphold the Honor of the Emperor above all things, though they display a surprising amount of common sense with not making their presence known to everything in the sector as soon as they arrive. Other, much more combat-indoctrinated demeanor are to See, But Not Be Seen, to be Swift as the Wind, and to be Brothers in Battle. What this essentially means is to be fast, stealthy, and to be bros with their fellow Astartes, though they flex this somewhat; all human life is precious to them, as, after all, Life is the Emperor's currency, and must therefore be spent well. For this reason, since they honor He Upon His Throne so much, they consider all human life to be precious; from the lowest of Guardsman to their fellow Battle-Brothers, and will often put themselves in danger in order to protect the Imperium's citizenry.		Ironically, they were determined to be a fleet-based chapter, their ships designed with all manner of supplies necessary to survive and function with very little need to resupply; determined by the High Lords of Terra to be the "Perfect System" from which they could fight the Eldar upon their Craft and Exodite Worlds. On the upside, they were also given a lot of uncommon wargear like [[Plasma Gun]]s and [[Meltagun]]s, and the tools necessary for their [[Techmarine]]s to modify their wargear as needed. In addition to this, their adherence to the [[Codex Astartes]] is vastly different from that of their Progenitors, as they see it for what it should be; a set of helpful guidelines and tactics that still require actual brains to not be completely fucked over during every engagement. For this reason, they adhere to a surprisingly large amount of the Codex in certain aspects of demeanor. The most notable one, both pre and post excommunication, is that they Uphold the Honor of the Emperor above all things, though they display a surprising amount of common sense with not making their presence known to everything in the sector as soon as they arrive. Other, much more combat-indoctrinated demeanor are to See, But Not Be Seen, to be Swift as the Wind, and to be Brothers in Battle. What this essentially means is to be fast, stealthy, and to be bros with their fellow Astartes, though they flex this somewhat; all human life is precious to them, as, after all, Life is the Emperor's currency, and must therefore be spent well. For this reason, since they honor He Upon His Throne so much, they consider all human life to be precious; from the lowest of Guardsman to their fellow Battle-Brothers, and will often put themselves in danger in order to protect the Imperium's citizenry.

	Speaking of combat doctrine, as stated in the above paragraph, they primarily employ stealth tactics in conjunction with an all-out armored assault. All while being as fast as super-humanly possible. If this sounds like it could be a problem, Pre-Excommunication it was; they made extensive use of Assault Bikes and teleporters, thinking them to be both ~~thinking them to be~~ [[FAIL\|able to outrun the Eldar versions]] and [[Derp\|not dangerous at all]] respectively. So that whole 'using their brains' part of the Codex was apparently brushed aside in some places, making them almost as bad as their progenitors. At the very least, they had and continue to have the brains to [[Reasonable Marines\|employ camouflage]] to allow marines a modicum of planning troop and vehicle movements, both with their Scouts and Tactical Marines, before steamrolling the enemy with the usual lineup of vehicles, with previously mentioned bikes and [[Land Speeder]]s being the forward units to harass and disorganize. Because of this, the slow-moving Devastators are non-existent, instead being deployed as vehicle gunners, as nearly every vehicle the chapter has been mounted with as many pintle-mounted weapons as possible, usually to the point of [[Derp\|mounting them in places where the marines would have to stand on top of their vehicles, unprotected.]]		Speaking of combat doctrine, as stated in the above paragraph, they primarily employ stealth tactics in conjunction with an all-out armored assault. All while being as fast as super-humanly possible. If this sounds like it could be a problem, Pre-Excommunication it was; they made extensive use of Assault Bikes and teleporters, thinking them to be both [[FAIL\|able to outrun the Eldar versions]] and [[Derp\|not dangerous at all]] respectively. So that whole 'using their brains' part of the Codex was apparently brushed aside in some places, making them almost as bad as their progenitors. At the very least, they had and continue to have the brains to [[Reasonable Marines\|employ camouflage]] to allow marines a modicum of planning troop and vehicle movements, both with their Scouts and Tactical Marines, before steamrolling the enemy with the usual lineup of vehicles, with previously mentioned bikes and [[Land Speeder]]s being the forward units to harass and disorganize. Because of this, the slow-moving Devastators are non-existent, instead being deployed as vehicle gunners, as nearly every vehicle the chapter has been mounted with as many pintle-mounted weapons as possible, usually to the point of [[Derp\|mounting them in places where the marines would have to stand on top of their vehicles, unprotected.]]

	In addition, one major 'flaw' of their isolationist nature and near-constant combat with the Eldar was the eventual adoption of a Chapter Cult, taking what bits and pieces of Eldar Lore and tactics that they had observed and applying it to their ways of combat and life. Originally this was done in the name of knowing the alien so that they may be more knowledgeable on ways to outmaneuver and kill it, but as time went on, they began to do it out of spite. Whether said spite is directed towards the Eldar they fight or the Ultramarines is unknown.		In addition, one major 'flaw' of their isolationist nature and near-constant combat with the Eldar was the eventual adoption of a Chapter Cult, taking what bits and pieces of Eldar Lore and tactics that they had observed and applying it to their ways of combat and life. Originally this was done in the name of knowing the alien so that they may be more knowledgeable on ways to outmaneuver and kill it, but as time went on, they began to do it out of spite. Whether said spite is directed towards the Eldar they fight or the Ultramarines is unknown.

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	;Chapter Friends: [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] Splinter (Helps with Eldar Tech)		;Chapter Friends: [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] Splinter (Helps with Eldar Tech)
	[[Adepta Sororitas]] Splinter (Came to purge, some ended up staying)		[[Adepta Sororitas]] Splinter (Came to purge, some ended up staying)

	[[Lamenters]] (needs confirmation)		[[Lamenters]] (needs confirmation)

	[[Adeptus Titanicus]] (3 Eldar (Two Revenant, One Phantom) scavenged and semi-operational (meaning that they are completely intact but they don't know how to use it), 1 Reaver-Class Imperial that was saved from a Chaos group.)		[[Adeptus Titanicus]] (3 Eldar (Two Revenant, One Phantom) scavenged and semi-operational (meaning that they are completely intact but they don't know how to use it), 1 Reaver-Class Imperial that was saved from a Chaos group.)
	;Chapter Enemies: [[Eldar]], [[Chaos]], [[Inquisition]], and [[Tyranids]] (only because the 'nids hate everyone)		;Chapter Enemies: [[Eldar]], [[Chaos]], [[Inquisition]], and [[Tyranids]] (only because the 'nids hate everyone)

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	;Chapter Home World: Original Homeworld Unknown, likely destroyed by Eldar (to be fluffed later), Remains of the small Eldar Craftworld Ityasai inside a Warp Storm		;Chapter Home World: Original Homeworld Unknown, likely destroyed by Eldar (to be fluffed later), Remains of the small Eldar Craftworld Ityasai inside a Warp Storm
	;Home World Predominant Terrain: Urban Jungle		;Home World Predominant Terrain: Urban Jungle
	;Relationship with Homeworld: Direct Rule. Save Imperial Citizens and Adeptus Mechanicus, convert them to their view of the Emperor, and in exchange they are offered a peaceful existence upon the ~~planet~~, doing the Emperor's will by aiding the chapter with finding food, supplies, weapon, and ammunition. As such, the Tech-Priests are good with Eldar tech. Somewhat. Mutations occur, but they're kept in check by the chapter, so that things don't go to hell.		;Relationship with Homeworld: Direct Rule. Save Imperial Citizens and Adeptus Mechanicus, convert them to their view of the Emperor, and in exchange they are offered a peaceful existence upon the Craft-World, doing the Emperor's will by aiding the chapter with finding food, supplies, weapon, and ammunition. As such, the Tech-Priests are good with Eldar tech. Somewhat. Mutations occur, but they're kept in check by the chapter, so that things don't go to hell.
	;Organization: Unique (''needs confirmation'')		;Organization: Unique (''needs confirmation'')
	;Combat Doctrine: Mixture of Stealth and Armoured Assault. Infiltration teams deploy Eldar Webway Gates whenever they are needed, then use them to drop in vehicles to steamroll in, and use them for a quick retreat if they end up taking heavy casualties, needing a quick escape, or are outclassed.		;Combat Doctrine: Mixture of Stealth and Armoured Assault. Infiltration teams deploy Eldar Webway Gates whenever they are needed, then use them to drop in vehicles to steamroll in, and use them for a quick retreat if they end up taking heavy casualties, needing a quick escape, or are outclassed.
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	[[Adepta Sororitas]] Splinter (Came to purge, some ended up staying)		[[Adepta Sororitas]] Splinter (Came to purge, some ended up staying)
	[[Lamenters]] (needs confirmation)		[[Lamenters]] (needs confirmation)
	[[Adeptus Titanicus]] (3 Eldar (Two Revenant, One Phantom) scavenged and semi-operational, 1 Reaver-Class Imperial that was saved from a Chaos group.)		[[Adeptus Titanicus]] (3 Eldar (Two Revenant, One Phantom) scavenged and semi-operational (meaning that they are completely intact but they don't know how to use it), 1 Reaver-Class Imperial that was saved from a Chaos group.)
	;Chapter Enemies: [[Eldar]], [[Chaos]], [[Inquisition]], and [[Tyranids]] (only because the 'nids hate everyone)		;Chapter Enemies: [[Eldar]], [[Chaos]], [[Inquisition]], and [[Tyranids]] (only because the 'nids hate everyone)
	;Battle Cry: Through blood, we shall earn our forgiveness!		;Battle Cry: Through blood, we shall earn our forgiveness!

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	The Sovereign's Appraisal, also known as either the Damned Marines or the Electes Imperitoris, are a chapter once again created from the Deathwatch Chapter creation table. Essentially, they are both a chapter more shit on than the [[Lamenters]] and the [[Legion of the Damned]] is that even possible?, and blur the line between Loyalist and [[Chaos]] so badly its hard to tell if they're heretics or chosen by the Big E himself (which according to their chapter master and general beliefs, they are). They're organized in a way that is like if batman ran the Byzantine Empire in Spehss, and it is glorious.		The Sovereign's Appraisal, also known as either the Damned Marines or the Electes Imperitoris, are a chapter once again created from the Deathwatch Chapter creation table. Essentially, they are both a chapter more shit on than the [[Lamenters]] and the [[Legion of the Damned]] (Is that even possible?), and blur the line between Loyalist and [[Chaos]] so badly its hard to tell if they're heretics or chosen by the Big E himself (which according to their chapter master and general beliefs, they are). They're organized in a way that is like if batman ran the Byzantine Empire in Spehss, and it is glorious.

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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	The Sovereign's Appraisal, also known as either the Damned Marines or the Electes Imperitoris, are a chapter once again created from the Deathwatch Chapter creation table. Essentially, they are both a chapter more shit on than the [[Lamenters]] and the [[Legion of the Damned]], and blur the line between Loyalist and [[Chaos]] so badly its hard to tell if they're heretics or chosen by the Big E himself (which according to their chapter master and general beliefs, they are). They're organized in a way that is like if batman ran the Byzantine Empire in Spehss, and it is glorious.		The Sovereign's Appraisal, also known as either the Damned Marines or the Electes Imperitoris, are a chapter once again created from the Deathwatch Chapter creation table. Essentially, they are both a chapter more shit on than the [[Lamenters]] and the [[Legion of the Damned]] is that even possible?, and blur the line between Loyalist and [[Chaos]] so badly its hard to tell if they're heretics or chosen by the Big E himself (which according to their chapter master and general beliefs, they are). They're organized in a way that is like if batman ran the Byzantine Empire in Spehss, and it is glorious.

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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Summary

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	[[File:Sovereign's Appraisal.jpg\|thumb\|left\| Color Scheme]]		[[File:Sovereign's Appraisal.jpg\|thumb\|left\| Color Scheme]]

	Essentially the most shit on chapter that a group of fa/tg/uys could make and still be functional, The Sovereign's Appraisal was originally an [[Ultramarines]] successor chapter who may or may not been dicked over from the beginning by either [[Slaanesh]] or [[Tzeentch]], though this has not been ~~proved~~. It is theorized because they are possibly the most flawed and mutated chapter that isn't the [[Flesh Helms]], though the difference in styles between the two is that while the Flesh Helms despise all chapters and are practically guardsman in power armor in terms of functionality, The Sovereign's Appraisal is not so limited. Instead, they have to put up with, but are not limited to; Warp mutation, gene-seed mutation, having a Chaos God be tsundere for them and constantly bestow 'gifts' upon them to get them to join its forces, putting up with the Dark Eldar being tsundere for them, being hunted by the Imperium, being hunted by the Inquisition, and being hunted with a fervor rarely seen outside of the [[Dark Angels]] by their Progenitors the Ultramarines, and being backstabbed by any allies of convenience they have the moment their common enemies run out of things to throw at them.		Essentially the most shit on chapter that a group of fa/tg/uys could make and still be functional, The Sovereign's Appraisal was originally an [[Ultramarines]] successor chapter who may or may not been dicked over from the beginning by either [[Slaanesh]] or [[Tzeentch]], though this has not been proven. It is theorized because they are possibly the most flawed and mutated chapter that isn't the [[Flesh Helms]], though the difference in styles between the two is that while the Flesh Helms despise all chapters and are practically guardsman in power armor in terms of functionality, The Sovereign's Appraisal is not so limited. Instead, they have to put up with, but are not limited to; Warp mutation, gene-seed mutation, having a Chaos God be tsundere for them and constantly bestow 'gifts' upon them to get them to join its forces, putting up with the Dark Eldar being tsundere for them, being hunted by the Imperium, being hunted by the Inquisition, and being hunted with a fervor rarely seen outside of the [[Dark Angels]] by their Progenitors the Ultramarines, and being backstabbed by any allies of convenience they have the moment their common enemies run out of things to throw at them.

	They also use the Ultramarines symbol and colors in their color scheme and heraldry, though now it is to troll them for being complete assholes who got them declared traitors in the first place, rather than the more obvious reason one would think. It is rumored that this is one possible explanation for the [[Angry Marines]], so great was their butthurt, but this is likely just a joke on the Sovereigns' part. They're also extremely lucky/unlucky as a chapter, as despite all of the bad, they've managed to keep quite a few allies around and find useful technology, such as their Homeworld; a decaying, lifeless Craftworld parked in the middle of a Warp Storm.		They also use the Ultramarines symbol and colors in their color scheme and heraldry, though now it is to troll them for being complete assholes who got them declared traitors in the first place, rather than the more obvious reason one would think. It is rumored that this is one possible explanation for the [[Angry Marines]], so great was their butthurt, but this is likely just a joke on the Sovereigns' part. They're also extremely lucky/unlucky as a chapter, as despite all of the bad, they've managed to keep quite a few allies around and find useful technology, such as their Homeworld; a decaying, lifeless Craftworld parked in the middle of a Warp Storm.

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	[[Adeptus Titanicus]] (3 Eldar (Two Revenant, One Phantom) scavenged and semi-operational, 1 Reaver-Class Imperial that was saved from a Chaos group.)		[[Adeptus Titanicus]] (3 Eldar (Two Revenant, One Phantom) scavenged and semi-operational, 1 Reaver-Class Imperial that was saved from a Chaos group.)
	;Chapter Enemies: [[Eldar]], [[Chaos]], [[Inquisition]], and [[Tyranids]] (only because the 'nids hate everyone)		;Chapter Enemies: [[Eldar]], [[Chaos]], [[Inquisition]], and [[Tyranids]] (only because the 'nids hate everyone)
	;Battle Cry: ~~''pending''~~		;Battle Cry: Through blood, we shall earn our forgiveness!
	;Allies of Convenience: Everyone else, with non-lethal/retreats when facing the [[Imperium of Man]], no matter the force (the only exception being [[Ultramarine]]s, and even then, not full-on attacking. Harassment at most.). They immediately go after them after the major threat is down, however.		;Allies of Convenience: Everyone else, with non-lethal/retreats when facing the [[Imperium of Man]], no matter the force (the only exception being [[Ultramarine]]s, and even then, not full-on attacking. Harassment at most.). They immediately go after them after the major threat is down, however.