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	Uriel Salazar took the final step, and became something else.		Uriel Salazar took the final step, and became something else.

	Now truly understanding his place in the plans of the Architect - the Chaos God Tzeentch - Uriel once more took his place at the head of the Justiciars. The Thirteenth Legion was called on to assist Hektor's campaigns at Destoona, where [[Johannes Vrach]] found the enlightenment of Nurgle, and down the Pathorum stream to Sol itself where they fought in the final battle against the Emperor's Legions. At Terra, Uriel displayed new talents as a ~~sorcery~~ though he was personally vexed by [[Shakya Vardhana]], and he was present to see Hektor struck down by the Emperor. But throughout this campaign, the daemon-primarch knew that his role was only to ensure a partial victory for the Traitor Legions and see the Imperium of Mankind crippled. Triumph at Terra would only have led to stagnation and the ascendancy of Nurgle's rot. For Tzeentch's plans to be fulfilled, human souls must still be stirred by hope.		Now truly understanding his place in the plans of the Architect - the Chaos God Tzeentch - Uriel once more took his place at the head of the Justiciars. The Thirteenth Legion was called on to assist Hektor's campaigns at Destoona, where [[Johannes Vrach]] found the enlightenment of Nurgle, and down the Pathorum stream to Sol itself where they fought in the final battle against the Emperor's Legions. At Terra, Uriel displayed new talents as a sorcerer though he was personally vexed by [[Shakya Vardhana]], and he was present to see Hektor struck down by the Emperor. But throughout this campaign, the daemon-primarch knew that his role was only to ensure a partial victory for the Traitor Legions and see the Imperium of Mankind crippled. Triumph at Terra would only have led to stagnation and the ascendancy of Nurgle's rot. For Tzeentch's plans to be fulfilled, human souls must still be stirred by hope.

	==Post-Heresy==		==Post-Heresy==

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	~~<span style="font-size:120%">''~~Once a person has reached enlightenment in one thing, he will have an enlightened mind and understand many things.~~''</span>~~		{{Topquote\|Once a person has reached enlightenment in one thing, he will have an enlightened mind and understand many things.\|'''(Ancient Terran wisdom)'''}}

	'''(Ancient Terran wisdom)'''


	'''Uriel Salazar''' was the [[Primarchs (Hektor Heresy)\|Primarch]] of the [[The Justiciars]], the 13th legion of the [[Legiones_Astartes_(Hektor_Heresy)\|Legiones Astartes]]. Among the Primarchs, he was long considered the most trustworthy and reliable, until his fall into the service of the Chaos God Tzeentch.		'''Uriel Salazar''' was the [[Primarchs (Hektor Heresy)\|Primarch]] of the [[The Justiciars]], the 13th legion of the [[Legiones_Astartes_(Hektor_Heresy)\|Legiones Astartes]]. Among the Primarchs, he was long considered the most trustworthy and reliable, until his fall into the service of the Chaos God Tzeentch.

	=History=		=History=
			{{Topquote\|When a being looks back on their life, it is commonplace to see a simple path leading from one place to the next. Such views only reveal a simplicity of understanding. The deeper truth is that each life is a maze of opportunities, teasing questions, and riddles that cannot be solved without the key of a new epoch.\|Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''}}
	''When a being looks back on their life, it is commonplace to see a simple path leading from one place to the next. Such views only reveal a simplicity of understanding. The deeper truth is that each life is a maze of opportunities, teasing questions, and riddles that cannot be solved without the key of a new epoch.''

	- Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''

	In the Forty-First Millenium, few outside of the Space Marine Chapters and the Inquisition are privy to the tales of the Traitor Primarchs. Even in these limited circles, true knowledge of Uriel Salazar's life is evasive. Although he was not the most secretive of the Primarchs, the ravages of the Heresy and the Scouring destroyed much of the evidence that might have lent credibility to the tales of Uriel Salazar. What follows is an accepted account, but perhaps an entirely flawed one.		In the Forty-First Millenium, few outside of the Space Marine Chapters and the Inquisition are privy to the tales of the Traitor Primarchs. Even in these limited circles, true knowledge of Uriel Salazar's life is evasive. Although he was not the most secretive of the Primarchs, the ravages of the Heresy and the Scouring destroyed much of the evidence that might have lent credibility to the tales of Uriel Salazar. What follows is an accepted account, but perhaps an entirely flawed one.

	==Youth==		==Youth==
			{{Topquote\|Sin is everywhere in the world of men. The only refuge of virtue is the human spirit.\|teaching of the Good Men}}
	''Sin is everywhere in the world of men. The only refuge of virtue is the human spirit.''

	- teaching of the Good Men

	The life of Uriel Salazar began deep beneath the Himalayza Mountains, in the laboratory of the Emperor of Mankind. He was the product of advanced science and psychic arcana, a god-like being intended to usher humanity from the darkness of the Age of Night into a new era as the masters of the Galaxy. But like almost all of his brother Primarchs, Salazar was stolen away from the Emperor by the forces of the Ruinous Powers and transported to the far-off world [[Tiberia V]]. Like many human realms of the day, Tiberia V was a world much in need of a saviour. Psychic mutation was common, leaving the planet under the thrall of sorcerer-kings and tormented by the perils of the Warp. Although resistance to the sorcerer-kings was never truly wiped out, long centuries of repression had forced resistance into mystical forms. Rather than attempt an uprising, dissenters met in secret to practice religious rites condemning the material world for its harshness. Although condemned by many names, the representatives of this cult preferred to be known as "the Good Men" and they were much-admired by common people both for their courage in the face of repression and the simplicity of their lives. Thus, when a star fell from the heavens near Aglos Baños and was found to have borne a child to earth, the humble people of that village delivered the heavenly infant to the brothers Salazar, two Good Men who preached their teachings in the region.		The life of Uriel Salazar began deep beneath the Himalayza Mountains, in the laboratory of the Emperor of Mankind. He was the product of advanced science and psychic arcana, a god-like being intended to usher humanity from the darkness of the Age of Night into a new era as the masters of the Galaxy. But like almost all of his brother Primarchs, Salazar was stolen away from the Emperor by the forces of the Ruinous Powers and transported to the far-off world [[Tiberia V]]. Like many human realms of the day, Tiberia V was a world much in need of a saviour. Psychic mutation was common, leaving the planet under the thrall of sorcerer-kings and tormented by the perils of the Warp. Although resistance to the sorcerer-kings was never truly wiped out, long centuries of repression had forced resistance into mystical forms. Rather than attempt an uprising, dissenters met in secret to practice religious rites condemning the material world for its harshness. Although condemned by many names, the representatives of this cult preferred to be known as "the Good Men" and they were much-admired by common people both for their courage in the face of repression and the simplicity of their lives. Thus, when a star fell from the heavens near Aglos Baños and was found to have borne a child to earth, the humble people of that village delivered the heavenly infant to the brothers Salazar, two Good Men who preached their teachings in the region.
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	==The Great Crusade==		==The Great Crusade==
			{{Topquote\|Those who see a process of life from one side sometimes fool themselves into believing that they know it. Strive to avoid this error. True knowledge belongs to those who have walked many paths.\|Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''}}
	''Those who see a process of life from one side sometimes fool themselves into believing that they know it. Strive to avoid this error. True knowledge belongs to those who have walked many paths.''

	- Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''

	Before the planet could settle into a new pattern, Tiberia V was thrown into fresh upheaval by the arrival of mighty golden armoured warriors from the heavens. Led by the giant figure of the Emperor of Mankind, the First [[Expedition Fleets (Hektor Heresy)\|Expedition Fleet]] of the Imperium had come to claim another world for the [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)\|Great Crusade]]. More than that, the Emperor had sensed a powerful presence and hoped to find the first of his lost Primarchs and a worthy second for [[Hektor Cincinnatus]]. Yet by the time His fleet arrived at Tiberia V, the only trace of the missing Primarch was the legend of Uriel Salazar. Disappointed but ever adaptable, the Emperor bade his servants set a course to the next lead on the missing Primarchs, a path that would take the First Expedition Fleet to Whitestone and a reunion with [[Arelex Orannis]].		Before the planet could settle into a new pattern, Tiberia V was thrown into fresh upheaval by the arrival of mighty golden armoured warriors from the heavens. Led by the giant figure of the Emperor of Mankind, the First [[Expedition Fleets (Hektor Heresy)\|Expedition Fleet]] of the Imperium had come to claim another world for the [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)\|Great Crusade]]. More than that, the Emperor had sensed a powerful presence and hoped to find the first of his lost Primarchs and a worthy second for [[Hektor Cincinnatus]]. Yet by the time His fleet arrived at Tiberia V, the only trace of the missing Primarch was the legend of Uriel Salazar. Disappointed but ever adaptable, the Emperor bade his servants set a course to the next lead on the missing Primarchs, a path that would take the First Expedition Fleet to Whitestone and a reunion with [[Arelex Orannis]].
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	==The Heresy==		==The Heresy==
			{{Topquote\|All of your life, you have been taught that you '''do''' things. What does this mean? We do not say that inanimate objects '''do''' anything, even when they are connected to the event. '''Doing''', it seems, is a matter of making the world closer to your will. But this way of looking at the world is an illusion. When you follow the commands of another, you are not '''doing''' - it is the commander who '''does''' through you. Follow that chain all the way to its point of origin.\|Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''}}

	{{SeeAlso\|Hektor Heresy}}		{{SeeAlso\|Hektor Heresy}}

	''All of your life, you have been taught that you '''do''' things. What does this mean? We do not say that inanimate objects '''do''' anything, even when they are connected to the event. '''Doing''', it seems, is a matter of making the world closer to your will. But this way of looking at the world is an illusion. When you follow the commands of another, you are not '''doing''' - it is the commander who '''does''' through you. Follow that chain all the way to its point of origin.''

	~~- Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''~~

	Allegations that [[the Voidwatcher]] had used sorcery to attack Terra were enough to pull the Lord of the Justiciars from his secret project. Uriel Salazar obeyed Hektor Cincinnatus' call for a Tribunal to investigate the claims and took his retinue to the world of Olmer to hear both sides of it. However, the Tribunal turned out to be a failure as an instrument of justice. Only seven of the Primarchs attended, and Tiran Osoros and Rogerius Merrill departed after the first day. As a means of enlightenment, however, Olmer was a great success. Aubrey the Grey revealed to Uriel Salazar a secret collection of Xenos artefacts from the world of Caria that shed new light on the mysterious logic of corruption that the Justiciars Primarch had obsessed over for so many years. Hektor Cincinnatus' resolution that the extraordinary proclamations coming from Alexandri of Rosskar and Malcador the Sigilite were signs of a coup on Terra was a small thing by comparison. The Justiciars would support the Warmaster's war, but their real aim was seeking the Truth.		Allegations that [[the Voidwatcher]] had used sorcery to attack Terra were enough to pull the Lord of the Justiciars from his secret project. Uriel Salazar obeyed Hektor Cincinnatus' call for a Tribunal to investigate the claims and took his retinue to the world of Olmer to hear both sides of it. However, the Tribunal turned out to be a failure as an instrument of justice. Only seven of the Primarchs attended, and Tiran Osoros and Rogerius Merrill departed after the first day. As a means of enlightenment, however, Olmer was a great success. Aubrey the Grey revealed to Uriel Salazar a secret collection of Xenos artefacts from the world of Caria that shed new light on the mysterious logic of corruption that the Justiciars Primarch had obsessed over for so many years. Hektor Cincinnatus' resolution that the extraordinary proclamations coming from Alexandri of Rosskar and Malcador the Sigilite were signs of a coup on Terra was a small thing by comparison. The Justiciars would support the Warmaster's war, but their real aim was seeking the Truth.
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	==Post-Heresy==		==Post-Heresy==

	After the death of Hektor and the retreat of the Traitor Legions from Terra, Uriel withdrew from his Legion, leaving his men to decide for themselves whether to make spiteful last stands against the advancing Loyalists or to flee back to the Eye of Terror. The Daemon-Primarch's objectives were more subtle than a military campaign now. He began writing a sinister text known as ''The Confessions'', a seemingly innocent collection of philosophical observations that gradually corrupts the soul of anyone unwise enough to read it. The Confessions is all the more dangerous to the Imperium because its copies have been known to transform themselves in order to foil identification.		After the death of Hektor and the retreat of the Traitor Legions from Terra, Uriel withdrew from his Legion, leaving his men to decide for themselves whether to make spiteful last stands against the advancing Loyalists or to flee back to the Eye of Terror. The Daemon-Primarch's objectives were more subtle than a military campaign now. He began writing a sinister text known as ''The Confessions'', a seemingly innocent collection of philosophical observations that gradually corrupts the soul of anyone unwise enough to read it. The Confessions is all the more dangerous to the Imperium because its copies have been known to transform themselves in order to foil identification.

	=Personality=		=Personality=

	Throughout his life, Uriel Salazar saw himself as a servant in a great cause. He built the Hand of Fate to liberate Tiberia V, led his Justiciars in the Emperor's Great Crusade, and finally found his true calling as the champion of Tzeentch. As a result, Salazar was humble and cool-tempered for a warrior, and wore insults to his own character easily. However, he was less tolerant of attacks on his causes. During the Great Crusade, any questioning of the Emperor's projects quickly roused the Primarch to anger. When [[Gaspard Lumey]] visited ancient Terra, Salazar initially tried to mentor his "little brother", but was incensed by Lumey's sharp-tongued critique of the state of the homeworld's populace. Accounts of the dispute vary from a screaming match up to Custodes having to pry Salazar from Lumey's prone form.		Throughout his life, Uriel Salazar saw himself as a servant in a great cause. He built the Hand of Fate to liberate Tiberia V, led his Justiciars in the Emperor's Great Crusade, and finally found his true calling as the champion of Tzeentch. As a result, Salazar was humble and cool-tempered for a warrior, and wore insults to his own character easily. However, he was less tolerant of attacks on his causes. During the Great Crusade, any questioning of the Emperor's projects quickly roused the Primarch to anger. When [[Gaspard Lumey]] visited ancient Terra, Salazar initially tried to mentor his "little brother", but was incensed by Lumey's sharp-tongued critique of the state of the homeworld's populace. Accounts of the dispute vary from a screaming match up to Custodes having to pry Salazar from Lumey's prone form.

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	His armour is of the highest quality, as befitting a primarch, but plain and simple in design, only sporting a plain black cloak for decoration.		His armour is of the highest quality, as befitting a primarch, but plain and simple in design, only sporting a plain black cloak for decoration.
	He is often accompanied by one of his canids or a pack thereof, and if the battlefield suits it, one of his cybernetically enhanced raptors flies above him transmitting a literal birds-eye-view of the surrounding area directly to Uriels helmet feed.		He is often accompanied by one of his canids or a pack thereof, and if the battlefield suits it, one of his cybernetically enhanced raptors flies above him transmitting a literal birds-eye-view of the surrounding area directly to Uriels helmet feed.











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	<span style="font-size:120%">''Once a person has reached enlightenment in one thing, he will have an enlightened mind and understand many things.''</span>		<span style="font-size:120%">''Once a person has reached enlightenment in one thing, he will have an enlightened mind and understand many things.''</span>

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	Throughout his life, Uriel Salazar saw himself as a servant in a great cause. He built the Hand of Fate to liberate Tiberia V, led his Justiciars in the Emperor's Great Crusade, and finally found his true calling as the champion of Tzeentch. As a result, Salazar was humble and cool-tempered for a warrior, and wore insults to his own character easily. However, he was less tolerant of attacks on his causes. During the Great Crusade, any questioning of the Emperor's projects quickly roused the Primarch to anger. When[[Gaspard Lumey~~\|Gaspard Lumey's~~]] visited ancient Terra, Salazar initially tried to mentor his "little brother", but was incensed by Lumey's sharp-tongued critique of the state of the homeworld's populace. Accounts of the dispute vary from a screaming match up to Custodes having to pry Salazar from Lumey's prone form.		Throughout his life, Uriel Salazar saw himself as a servant in a great cause. He built the Hand of Fate to liberate Tiberia V, led his Justiciars in the Emperor's Great Crusade, and finally found his true calling as the champion of Tzeentch. As a result, Salazar was humble and cool-tempered for a warrior, and wore insults to his own character easily. However, he was less tolerant of attacks on his causes. During the Great Crusade, any questioning of the Emperor's projects quickly roused the Primarch to anger. When [[Gaspard Lumey]] visited ancient Terra, Salazar initially tried to mentor his "little brother", but was incensed by Lumey's sharp-tongued critique of the state of the homeworld's populace. Accounts of the dispute vary from a screaming match up to Custodes having to pry Salazar from Lumey's prone form.

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			Throughout his life, Uriel Salazar saw himself as a servant in a great cause. He built the Hand of Fate to liberate Tiberia V, led his Justiciars in the Emperor's Great Crusade, and finally found his true calling as the champion of Tzeentch. As a result, Salazar was humble and cool-tempered for a warrior, and wore insults to his own character easily. However, he was less tolerant of attacks on his causes. During the Great Crusade, any questioning of the Emperor's projects quickly roused the Primarch to anger. When[[Gaspard Lumey\|Gaspard Lumey's]] visited ancient Terra, Salazar initially tried to mentor his "little brother", but was incensed by Lumey's sharp-tongued critique of the state of the homeworld's populace. Accounts of the dispute vary from a screaming match up to Custodes having to pry Salazar from Lumey's prone form.

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			<span style="font-size:120%">''Once a person has reached enlightenment in one thing, he will have an enlightened mind and understand many things.''</span>

			'''(Ancient Terran wisdom)'''

	~~{{/tg/-Heresy-Head}}~~

	'''Uriel Salazar''', was the [[Primarchs (Hektor Heresy)\|Primarch]] of the [[The Justiciars]], the 13th legion of the [[Legiones_Astartes_(Hektor_Heresy)\|Legiones Astartes]]. Among the Primarchs, he was long considered the most trustworthy and reliable, until his fall into the service of the Chaos God Tzeentch.		'''Uriel Salazar''' was the [[Primarchs (Hektor Heresy)\|Primarch]] of the [[The Justiciars]], the 13th legion of the [[Legiones_Astartes_(Hektor_Heresy)\|Legiones Astartes]]. Among the Primarchs, he was long considered the most trustworthy and reliable, until his fall into the service of the Chaos God Tzeentch.

	=History=		=History=
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	==The Heresy==		==The Heresy==
			{{SeeAlso\|Hektor Heresy}}

			''All of your life, you have been taught that you '''do''' things. What does this mean? We do not say that inanimate objects '''do''' anything, even when they are connected to the event. '''Doing''', it seems, is a matter of making the world closer to your will. But this way of looking at the world is an illusion. When you follow the commands of another, you are not '''doing''' - it is the commander who '''does''' through you. Follow that chain all the way to its point of origin.''

			- Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''

	Allegations that [[the Voidwatcher]] had used sorcery to attack Terra were enough to pull the Lord of the Justiciars from his secret project. Uriel Salazar obeyed Hektor Cincinnatus' call for a Tribunal to investigate the claims and took his retinue to the world of Olmer to hear both sides of it. However, the Tribunal turned out to be a failure as an instrument of justice. Only seven of the Primarchs attended, and Tiran Osoros and Rogerius Merrill departed after the first day. As a means of enlightenment, however, Olmer was a great success. Aubrey the Grey revealed to Uriel Salazar a secret collection of Xenos artefacts from the world of Caria that shed new light on the mysterious logic of corruption that the Justiciars Primarch had obsessed over for so many years. Hektor Cincinnatus' resolution that the extraordinary proclamations coming from Alexandri of Rosskar and Malcador the Sigilite were signs of a coup on Terra was a small thing by comparison. The Justiciars would support the Warmaster's war, but their real aim was seeking the Truth.		Allegations that [[the Voidwatcher]] had used sorcery to attack Terra were enough to pull the Lord of the Justiciars from his secret project. Uriel Salazar obeyed Hektor Cincinnatus' call for a Tribunal to investigate the claims and took his retinue to the world of Olmer to hear both sides of it. However, the Tribunal turned out to be a failure as an instrument of justice. Only seven of the Primarchs attended, and Tiran Osoros and Rogerius Merrill departed after the first day. As a means of enlightenment, however, Olmer was a great success. Aubrey the Grey revealed to Uriel Salazar a secret collection of Xenos artefacts from the world of Caria that shed new light on the mysterious logic of corruption that the Justiciars Primarch had obsessed over for so many years. Hektor Cincinnatus' resolution that the extraordinary proclamations coming from Alexandri of Rosskar and Malcador the Sigilite were signs of a coup on Terra was a small thing by comparison. The Justiciars would support the Warmaster's war, but their real aim was seeking the Truth.
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	Searching Caria posed certain risks. The world was located close to the Homeworld of [[the Entombed]] and despite the enthusiasm of their emissary to Olmer the sons of [[Golgothos]] had not thrown in with Hektor. Uriel Salazar had little wish to fight the Loyalist Legion and hoped to simply talk his way out of a conflict - but he had to take precautions. Before the Traitors divided their fleet, Johannes Vrach had been good enough to provide the Justiciars with samples of a bioweapon developed from samples of Golgothos' genetic material. According to the Lifebringers Primarch, this weapon would weaken any Entombed warriors and be harmless to other life forms. Although Uriel Salazar was doubtful that Vrach's weapon would entirely thwart any Loyalist interlopers he felt that an instrument of limited lethality would help to avoid a battle that might destroy irreplaceable texts. Such hopes were only partially fulfilled. When the Entombed arrived at the Caria system they ignored Uriel Salazar's polite greeting and warning not to interfere and carried out a landing in force. However, the Life Bringers' weapon worked far better than expected. Of the Entombed host that landed on Caria, only those warriors protected by Dreadnoughts or advanced Terminator armour survived, and these were too few to do anything but withdraw. Uriel Salazar broadcast his regrets for the incident and returned to his investigations.		Searching Caria posed certain risks. The world was located close to the Homeworld of [[the Entombed]] and despite the enthusiasm of their emissary to Olmer the sons of [[Golgothos]] had not thrown in with Hektor. Uriel Salazar had little wish to fight the Loyalist Legion and hoped to simply talk his way out of a conflict - but he had to take precautions. Before the Traitors divided their fleet, Johannes Vrach had been good enough to provide the Justiciars with samples of a bioweapon developed from samples of Golgothos' genetic material. According to the Lifebringers Primarch, this weapon would weaken any Entombed warriors and be harmless to other life forms. Although Uriel Salazar was doubtful that Vrach's weapon would entirely thwart any Loyalist interlopers he felt that an instrument of limited lethality would help to avoid a battle that might destroy irreplaceable texts. Such hopes were only partially fulfilled. When the Entombed arrived at the Caria system they ignored Uriel Salazar's polite greeting and warning not to interfere and carried out a landing in force. However, the Life Bringers' weapon worked far better than expected. Of the Entombed host that landed on Caria, only those warriors protected by Dreadnoughts or advanced Terminator armour survived, and these were too few to do anything but withdraw. Uriel Salazar broadcast his regrets for the incident and returned to his investigations.

			Careful study of the Carian mysteries revealed a recurring pattern. The hero set out to struggle against the Architect of Fate but in the course of their struggles undid themselves and furthered the plans of the god. So enlightened, the hero matched their will with that of the Architect and began a new life as a conscious servant of the god, rather than a mere pawn in its schemes. Uriel Salazar could not help but see a certain parallel to his own situation. He had sought to unravel the mystery, fought against it, made sacrifices to hunt it, and yet, in looking back - what had been achieved? Brushfire rebellions across the face of the Imperium were no longer a problem because they had been subsumed into Hektor's revolt. The same revolt that the Justiciars had joined. Such thoughts might have troubled Uriel Salazar in the past, but now he only felt excitement.

			Uriel Salazar took the final step, and became something else.

			Now truly understanding his place in the plans of the Architect - the Chaos God Tzeentch - Uriel once more took his place at the head of the Justiciars. The Thirteenth Legion was called on to assist Hektor's campaigns at Destoona, where [[Johannes Vrach]] found the enlightenment of Nurgle, and down the Pathorum stream to Sol itself where they fought in the final battle against the Emperor's Legions. At Terra, Uriel displayed new talents as a sorcery though he was personally vexed by [[Shakya Vardhana]], and he was present to see Hektor struck down by the Emperor. But throughout this campaign, the daemon-primarch knew that his role was only to ensure a partial victory for the Traitor Legions and see the Imperium of Mankind crippled. Triumph at Terra would only have led to stagnation and the ascendancy of Nurgle's rot. For Tzeentch's plans to be fulfilled, human souls must still be stirred by hope.

	==Post-Heresy==		==Post-Heresy==

			After the death of Hektor and the retreat of the Traitor Legions from Terra, Uriel withdrew from his Legion, leaving his men to decide for themselves whether to make spiteful last stands against the advancing Loyalists or to flee back to the Eye of Terror. The Daemon-Primarch's objectives were more subtle than a military campaign now. He began writing a sinister text known as ''The Confessions'', a seemingly innocent collection of philosophical observations that gradually corrupts the soul of anyone unwise enough to read it. The Confessions is all the more dangerous to the Imperium because its copies have been known to transform themselves in order to foil identification.

	=Personality=		=Personality=

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	~~<span style="font-size:120%">''Once a person has reached enlightenment in one thing, he will have an enlightened mind and understand many things.''</span>~~

	~~'''(Ancient Terran wisdom)'''~~		{{/tg/-Heresy-Head}}

			'''Uriel Salazar''', was the [[Primarchs (Hektor Heresy)\|Primarch]] of the [[The Justiciars]], the 13th legion of the [[Legiones_Astartes_(Hektor_Heresy)\|Legiones Astartes]]. Among the Primarchs, he was long considered the most trustworthy and reliable, until his fall into the service of the Chaos God Tzeentch.
	'''Uriel Salazar''' was the [[Primarchs (Hektor Heresy)\|Primarch]] of the [[The Justiciars]], the 13th legion of the [[Legiones_Astartes_(Hektor_Heresy)\|Legiones Astartes]]. Among the Primarchs, he was long considered the most trustworthy and reliable, until his fall into the service of the Chaos God Tzeentch.

	=History=		=History=
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	==The Heresy==		==The Heresy==
	~~{{SeeAlso\|Hektor Heresy}}~~

	''All of your life, you have been taught that you '''do''' things. What does this mean? We do not say that inanimate objects '''do''' anything, even when they are connected to the event. '''Doing''', it seems, is a matter of making the world closer to your will. But this way of looking at the world is an illusion. When you follow the commands of another, you are not '''doing''' - it is the commander who '''does''' through you. Follow that chain all the way to its point of origin.''

	~~- Uriel Salazar, ''Confessions''~~

	Allegations that [[the Voidwatcher]] had used sorcery to attack Terra were enough to pull the Lord of the Justiciars from his secret project. Uriel Salazar obeyed Hektor Cincinnatus' call for a Tribunal to investigate the claims and took his retinue to the world of Olmer to hear both sides of it. However, the Tribunal turned out to be a failure as an instrument of justice. Only seven of the Primarchs attended, and Tiran Osoros and Rogerius Merrill departed after the first day. As a means of enlightenment, however, Olmer was a great success. Aubrey the Grey revealed to Uriel Salazar a secret collection of Xenos artefacts from the world of Caria that shed new light on the mysterious logic of corruption that the Justiciars Primarch had obsessed over for so many years. Hektor Cincinnatus' resolution that the extraordinary proclamations coming from Alexandri of Rosskar and Malcador the Sigilite were signs of a coup on Terra was a small thing by comparison. The Justiciars would support the Warmaster's war, but their real aim was seeking the Truth.		Allegations that [[the Voidwatcher]] had used sorcery to attack Terra were enough to pull the Lord of the Justiciars from his secret project. Uriel Salazar obeyed Hektor Cincinnatus' call for a Tribunal to investigate the claims and took his retinue to the world of Olmer to hear both sides of it. However, the Tribunal turned out to be a failure as an instrument of justice. Only seven of the Primarchs attended, and Tiran Osoros and Rogerius Merrill departed after the first day. As a means of enlightenment, however, Olmer was a great success. Aubrey the Grey revealed to Uriel Salazar a secret collection of Xenos artefacts from the world of Caria that shed new light on the mysterious logic of corruption that the Justiciars Primarch had obsessed over for so many years. Hektor Cincinnatus' resolution that the extraordinary proclamations coming from Alexandri of Rosskar and Malcador the Sigilite were signs of a coup on Terra was a small thing by comparison. The Justiciars would support the Warmaster's war, but their real aim was seeking the Truth.
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	Searching Caria posed certain risks. The world was located close to the Homeworld of [[the Entombed]] and despite the enthusiasm of their emissary to Olmer the sons of [[Golgothos]] had not thrown in with Hektor. Uriel Salazar had little wish to fight the Loyalist Legion and hoped to simply talk his way out of a conflict - but he had to take precautions. Before the Traitors divided their fleet, Johannes Vrach had been good enough to provide the Justiciars with samples of a bioweapon developed from samples of Golgothos' genetic material. According to the Lifebringers Primarch, this weapon would weaken any Entombed warriors and be harmless to other life forms. Although Uriel Salazar was doubtful that Vrach's weapon would entirely thwart any Loyalist interlopers he felt that an instrument of limited lethality would help to avoid a battle that might destroy irreplaceable texts. Such hopes were only partially fulfilled. When the Entombed arrived at the Caria system they ignored Uriel Salazar's polite greeting and warning not to interfere and carried out a landing in force. However, the Life Bringers' weapon worked far better than expected. Of the Entombed host that landed on Caria, only those warriors protected by Dreadnoughts or advanced Terminator armour survived, and these were too few to do anything but withdraw. Uriel Salazar broadcast his regrets for the incident and returned to his investigations.		Searching Caria posed certain risks. The world was located close to the Homeworld of [[the Entombed]] and despite the enthusiasm of their emissary to Olmer the sons of [[Golgothos]] had not thrown in with Hektor. Uriel Salazar had little wish to fight the Loyalist Legion and hoped to simply talk his way out of a conflict - but he had to take precautions. Before the Traitors divided their fleet, Johannes Vrach had been good enough to provide the Justiciars with samples of a bioweapon developed from samples of Golgothos' genetic material. According to the Lifebringers Primarch, this weapon would weaken any Entombed warriors and be harmless to other life forms. Although Uriel Salazar was doubtful that Vrach's weapon would entirely thwart any Loyalist interlopers he felt that an instrument of limited lethality would help to avoid a battle that might destroy irreplaceable texts. Such hopes were only partially fulfilled. When the Entombed arrived at the Caria system they ignored Uriel Salazar's polite greeting and warning not to interfere and carried out a landing in force. However, the Life Bringers' weapon worked far better than expected. Of the Entombed host that landed on Caria, only those warriors protected by Dreadnoughts or advanced Terminator armour survived, and these were too few to do anything but withdraw. Uriel Salazar broadcast his regrets for the incident and returned to his investigations.

	Careful study of the Carian mysteries revealed a recurring pattern. The hero set out to struggle against the Architect of Fate but in the course of their struggles undid themselves and furthered the plans of the god. So enlightened, the hero matched their will with that of the Architect and began a new life as a conscious servant of the god, rather than a mere pawn in its schemes. Uriel Salazar could not help but see a certain parallel to his own situation. He had sought to unravel the mystery, fought against it, made sacrifices to hunt it, and yet, in looking back - what had been achieved? Brushfire rebellions across the face of the Imperium were no longer a problem because they had been subsumed into Hektor's revolt. The same revolt that the Justiciars had joined. Such thoughts might have troubled Uriel Salazar in the past, but now he only felt excitement.

	~~Uriel Salazar took the final step, and became something else.~~

	Now truly understanding his place in the plans of the Architect - the Chaos God Tzeentch - Uriel once more took his place at the head of the Justiciars. The Thirteenth Legion was called on to assist Hektor's campaigns at Destoona, where [[Johannes Vrach]] found the enlightenment of Nurgle, and down the Pathorum stream to Sol itself where they fought in the final battle against the Emperor's Legions. At Terra, Uriel displayed new talents as a sorcery though he was personally vexed by [[Shakya Vardhana]], and he was present to see Hektor struck down by the Emperor. But throughout this campaign, the daemon-primarch knew that his role was only to ensure a partial victory for the Traitor Legions and see the Imperium of Mankind crippled. Triumph at Terra would only have led to stagnation and the ascendancy of Nurgle's rot. For Tzeentch's plans to be fulfilled, human souls must still be stirred by hope.

	==Post-Heresy==		==Post-Heresy==

	After the death of Hektor and the retreat of the Traitor Legions from Terra, Uriel withdrew from his Legion, leaving his men to decide for themselves whether to make spiteful last stands against the advancing Loyalists or to flee back to the Eye of Terror. The Daemon-Primarch's objectives were more subtle than a military campaign now. He began writing a sinister text known as ''The Confessions'', a seemingly innocent collection of philosophical observations that gradually corrupts the soul of anyone unwise enough to read it. The Confessions is all the more dangerous to the Imperium because its copies have been known to transform themselves in order to foil identification.

	=Personality=		=Personality=
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	Special Rules: Adamantium Will, Bulky, Eternal Warrior, Fear, Fearless, Independent Character, It Will Not Die, Master of the Legion, Precise Insertion, Preparation.		Special Rules: Adamantium Will, Bulky, Eternal Warrior, Fear, Fearless, Independent Character, It Will Not Die, Master of the Legion, Precise Insertion, Preparation.

	'''Adamantine Blades''': Uriel's paired daggers. Adamantium blades, often coated in poison. S:U AP1, Paired (+1A), Poisoned 2+, ~~Instant Death~~		'''Adamantine Blades''': Uriel's paired daggers. Adamantium blades, often coated in poison. S:U-1 AP1, Paired (+1A), Poisoned 2+,

	'''Adder's Plate''': provides a 2+ armor save and a 4+ invulnerable save. ~~May reduce~~ the ~~strength by 2 or ignore a~~ special rule ~~of 1d3 ranged weapons per turn~~. ~~Improves cover saves by 2~~		'''Adder's Plate''': provides a 2+ armor save and a 4+ invulnerable save. Grants the Stealth special rule.

	'''Uriel's Arsenal''': Choose as many of the following as you're willing to pay for.		'''Uriel's Arsenal''': Choose as many of the following as you're willing to pay for.
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	''Assault Bandoleer'': (30pts) Not a literal bandoleer, but a collection of hardpoints and pouches attached to Uriel's armor. Has the following benefits: Counts as assault and defensive grenades, and twin-links all shooting attacks.		''Assault Bandoleer'': (30pts) Not a literal bandoleer, but a collection of hardpoints and pouches attached to Uriel's armor. Has the following benefits: Counts as assault and defensive grenades, and twin-links all shooting attacks.

	''Breacher'': (60pts) A shortened, lighter version of the thunder hammer, designed for close quarters fighting. S+3 AP2, Sunder.		''Breacher'': (60pts) A shortened, lighter version of the thunder hammer, designed for close quarters fighting. S+2 AP2, Sunder.

	''Disruption Hub'': (20pts) A backpack with a bunch of advanced techy shit. All units deepstriking within 18 inches double their scatter and Subtract 2 from their mishap rolls.		''Disruption Hub'': (20pts) A backpack with a bunch of advanced techy shit. All units deepstriking within 10 inches double their scatter and Subtract 1 from their mishap rolls.

	''Demolition Charges'': (25pts) A bunch of bombs. S8, AP2, 12", Heavy 3 , 7" blast,		''Demolition Charges'': (25pts) A bunch of bombs. S8, AP2, 12", Ordanance, Heavy 1 , 7" blast,

	''Target Locator'': (75 pts) Basically what it says on the tin. S:D, AP1, Heavy 1, 7" Blast, Infinite Range, Ordnance, ~~1d3 uses~~		''Target Locator'': (75 pts) Basically what it says on the tin. S:D, AP1, Heavy 1, 7" Blast, Infinite Range, Ordnance, 1 use.

	''The Twins'': (65pts) Uriel's favored weapons for a melee, an axe and a revolver. Because Uriel is from Texas, I guess. Uses the following profiles: S:+1 AP2, Master Crafted, ~~Shred, Sunder~~ Paired (+1A) '''or''' S6 AP3, 16", Assault 6		''The Twins'': (65pts) Uriel's favored weapons for a melee, an axe and a revolver. Because Uriel is from Texas, I guess. Uses the following profiles: S:+1 AP2, Master Crafted, Paired (+1A) '''or''' S5 AP3, 16", Assault 2

	''Xetan Diplomicy'': (40pts) A big goddamn shotgun. S9, ~~AP3~~, Assault 3 2" blast, 24", Shred, Rending. ~~Counts as AP 2~~ and ~~gains instant death when in half ranges~~		''Xetan Diplomicy'': (40pts) A big goddamn shotgun. S7, AP4, Assault 2, 2" blast, 24", Shred, Rending. At half range gains +1S and -1AP.

	''Zael's Laurels'': (~~80pts~~) The being known as Zael is purely fictional; the name of this Archeotech halo is purely coincidental. Offers a 3++ invuln save, and for one game turn of your choosing reduces the strength of all incoming attacks by 5		''Zael's Laurels'': (50pts) The being known as Zael is purely fictional; the name of this Archeotech halo is purely coincidental. Offers a 3++ invuln save, and for one game turn of your choosing reduces the strength of all incoming attacks by 3

	'''Precise Insertion''': Uriel may either Infiltrate or Deep Strike without scatter.		'''Precise Insertion''': Uriel may either Infiltrate or Deep Strike without scatter.

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	==Post-Heresy==		==Post-Heresy==

			After the death of Hektor and the retreat of the Traitor Legions from Terra, Uriel withdrew from his Legion, leaving his men to decide for themselves whether to make spiteful last stands against the advancing Loyalists or to flee back to the Eye of Terror. The Daemon-Primarch's objectives were more subtle than a military campaign now. He began writing a sinister text known as ''The Confessions'', a seemingly innocent collection of philosophical observations that gradually corrupts the soul of anyone unwise enough to read it. The Confessions is all the more dangerous to the Imperium because its copies have been known to transform themselves in order to foil identification.

	=Personality=		=Personality=