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1d4chan>MrPhantom: /* Chapter organization */

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Chapter organization

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	Ranking within the chapter is very loose, with there only being a few clear ranks. These are defined loosely as follows:		Ranking within the chapter is very loose, with there only being a few clear ranks. These are defined loosely as follows:
	*Grandmaster of the ~~hunt~~: fills the role of a chapter master. Has absolute authority within the chapter;		*Grandmaster of the Hunt: fills the role of a chapter master. Has absolute authority within the chapter and, owing to the Chapter's power and influence, is one of the senior Imperial officials calling the shots in the Venaro Sector.
	*Master of the Hunt: ~~roughly~~ fills the role of captain, assists the grandmaster with the management of the massive chapter. Also serve as instructors for novices;		*Master of the Hunt: Roughly fills the role of captain, assists the grandmaster with the management of the massive chapter. Also serve as instructors for novices;
	*Vulture: A chapter-specific term for Apothecaries;		*Vulture: A chapter-specific term for Apothecaries;
	*Hunter/Predator/Stalker: the rank-and-file battle brothers of the chapter. The Specific name is dependent upon the specialty of the Astartes. These correspond to Marksmanship, Melee combat, and stealth/tracking respectively;		*Hunter/Predator/Stalker: the rank-and-file battle brothers of the chapter. The Specific name is dependent upon the specialty of the Astartes. These correspond to Marksmanship, Melee combat, and stealth/tracking respectively;
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	*Headhunters: Daemon killing specialists. These Astartes are regarded as the premier force within the chapter when faced with forces of the Immaterium. They wear a skull with a hole and crosshair on their pauldrons;		*Headhunters: Daemon killing specialists. These Astartes are regarded as the premier force within the chapter when faced with forces of the Immaterium. They wear a skull with a hole and crosshair on their pauldrons;
	*Shadows: Marines who have served in the [[Deathwatch]] are granted this honor. This is somewhat informally regarded as a marker of seniority within the chapter.		*Shadows: Marines who have served in the [[Deathwatch]] are granted this honor. This is somewhat informally regarded as a marker of seniority within the chapter.

	===Name fluff===		===Name fluff===
	This chapter derives their official name from the Adeptus mechanicus designation for them, which they simply never bothered to change. However, due to the unique way in which the chapter operates, groups of battle brothers within the chapter will often form informal groups termed "lodges" of anywhere from just a few marines to over a hundred, with whom they will hunt and deploy with regularly. Though the camaraderie within the chapter as a whole is still as one might expect, these lodges often form especially close bonds, and frequently choose a name for their group which they feel reflects its nature. Additionally, due to the lack of an "official" heraldry, lodges will often agree on a particular element of their power armor to become standardized across all hunts they undertake. This commonly is the pauldrons, which are often emblazoned with a lodge crest, leading lodges to often become mistaken for separate chapters.		This chapter derives their official name from the Adeptus mechanicus designation for them, which they simply never bothered to change. However, due to the unique way in which the chapter operates, groups of battle brothers within the chapter will often form informal groups termed "lodges" of anywhere from just a few marines to over a hundred, with whom they will hunt and deploy with regularly. Though the camaraderie within the chapter as a whole is still as one might expect, these lodges often form especially close bonds, and frequently choose a name for their group which they feel reflects its nature. Additionally, due to the lack of an "official" heraldry, lodges will often agree on a particular element of their power armor to become standardized across all hunts they undertake. This commonly is the pauldrons, which are often emblazoned with a lodge crest, leading lodges to often become mistaken for separate chapters.

1d4chan>MrPhantom: /* Heroes */

2020-12-22T18:13:08Z

Heroes

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	===Heroes===		===Heroes===
	*Unnamed scout, Banisher of the night or “The Banisher”: Legendary slayer of the Daemon Prince during a major Daemonic invasion in the sector. After their leader was fucking dunked on like a bitch, the forces of chaos were thrown into disarray and disbelief, and were quickly routed.		*Unnamed scout, Banisher of the night or “The Banisher”: Legendary slayer of the Daemon Prince during a major Daemonic invasion in the sector. After their leader was fucking dunked on like a bitch, the forces of chaos were thrown into disarray and disbelief, and were quickly routed.
	*Grandmaster Skyron - deceased: Founder of the Chapter and first Grandmaster. Was originally a high ranking member of the Iron Hands, but was captured by the Night Lords. During his time in captivity he was tortured extensively as a favored target by his captors, who tried every method or torture they could to break him, ultimately failing. Upon his escape (resulting in numerous dead Night Lords) he quickly came to realize that the combination of the Night Lords terror techniques with the mechanical precision of the Iron Hands was exceptionally effective in clandestine operations, and quickly gained prestige in his chapter due to his squads’ abnormal effectiveness in disruption operations. This eventually led to his appointment as the first Grandmaster of a new chapter which was founded in the 39th Millenium.		*Grandmaster Skyron - deceased: Founder of the Chapter and first Grandmaster. Was originally a high ranking member of the Iron Hands, but was captured by the Night Lords. During his time in captivity he was tortured extensively as a favored target by his captors, who tried every method or torture they could to break him, ultimately failing. Upon his escape (resulting in numerous dead Night Lords) he quickly came to realize that the combination of the Night Lords terror techniques with the mechanical precision of the Iron Hands was exceptionally effective in clandestine operations, and quickly gained prestige in his chapter due to his squads’ abnormal effectiveness in disruption operations. This eventually led to his appointment as the first Grandmaster of a new successor chapter which was founded in the 39th Millenium.
	*Grand Vulture Mengele: Devious fucker who has taken a particular interest in finding out what makes Xenos tick. A highly competent medic in his own right, and is responsible for many of the interrogation techniques used by the chapter.		*Grand Vulture Mengele: Devious fucker who has taken a particular interest in finding out what makes Xenos tick. A highly competent medic in his own right, and is responsible for many of the interrogation techniques used by the chapter.

1d4chan>MrPhantom: /* Heroes */

2020-12-22T18:12:58Z

Heroes

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	===Heroes===		===Heroes===
	*Unnamed scout, Banisher of the night or “The Banisher”: Legendary slayer of the Daemon Prince during a major Daemonic invasion in the sector. After their leader was fucking dunked on like a bitch, the forces of chaos were thrown into disarray and disbelief, and were quickly routed.		*Unnamed scout, Banisher of the night or “The Banisher”: Legendary slayer of the Daemon Prince during a major Daemonic invasion in the sector. After their leader was fucking dunked on like a bitch, the forces of chaos were thrown into disarray and disbelief, and were quickly routed.
	*Grandmaster Skyron - deceased: Founder of the Chapter and first Grandmaster. Was originally a ~~highranking~~ member of the Iron Hands, but was captured by the Night Lords. During his time in captivity he was tortured extensively as a favored target by his captors, who tried every method or torture they could to break him, ultimately failing. Upon his escape (resulting in numerous dead Night Lords) he quickly came to realize that the combination of the Night Lords terror techniques with the mechanical precision of the Iron Hands was exceptionally effective in clandestine operations, and quickly gained prestige in his chapter due to his squads’ abnormal effectiveness in disruption operations. This eventually led to his appointment as the first Grandmaster of a new chapter.		*Grandmaster Skyron - deceased: Founder of the Chapter and first Grandmaster. Was originally a high ranking member of the Iron Hands, but was captured by the Night Lords. During his time in captivity he was tortured extensively as a favored target by his captors, who tried every method or torture they could to break him, ultimately failing. Upon his escape (resulting in numerous dead Night Lords) he quickly came to realize that the combination of the Night Lords terror techniques with the mechanical precision of the Iron Hands was exceptionally effective in clandestine operations, and quickly gained prestige in his chapter due to his squads’ abnormal effectiveness in disruption operations. This eventually led to his appointment as the first Grandmaster of a new chapter which was founded in the 39th Millenium.
	*Grand Vulture Mengele: Devious fucker who has taken a particular interest in finding out what makes Xenos tick. A highly competent medic in his own right, and is responsible for many of the interrogation techniques used by the chapter.		*Grand Vulture Mengele: Devious fucker who has taken a particular interest in finding out what makes Xenos tick. A highly competent medic in his own right, and is responsible for many of the interrogation techniques used by the chapter.

	===Notable foes===		===Notable foes===
	X’anathor the Shining (derisively referred to as “X’anathor the Seething” by hunters): The original Daemon prince of Slaanesh defeated by the scout of legend. Regarded as a High-value target by the chapter at large. So much so that there is a banishment team specifically tasked with hunting it down whenever it appears. This banishment team bears the same round used by the scout, recovered after the battle, and uses its unique link with the Daemon to slay it when they track it down. So powerful has this bond grown after 12 recorded uses, that the round is said to return to the firer upon the destruction of its target. Further, due to its chapter-Unique construction and materials, the living metal trees within the jungles of Cydrasil, Daemons slain by one of these unique rounds appear to retain their wounds even across manifestations. This makes identification of the Prince easy as it has been described visually as having twelve separate wounds:		X’anathor the Shining (derisively referred to as “X’anathor the Seething” by hunters): The original Daemon prince of Slaanesh defeated by the scout of legend. Regarded as a High-value target by the chapter at large. So much so that there is a banishment team specifically tasked with hunting it down whenever it appears. This banishment team bears the same round used by the scout, recovered after the battle, and uses its unique link with the Daemon to slay it when they track it down. So powerful has this bond grown after 12 recorded uses, that the round is said to return to the firer upon the destruction of its target. Further, due to its chapter-Unique construction and materials, the living metal trees within the jungles of Cydrasil, Daemons slain by one of these unique rounds appear to retain their wounds even across manifestations. This makes identification of the Prince easy as it has been described visually as having twelve separate wounds:

1d4chan>Linkhappy: /* Equipment */ Int. link fixed.

2020-06-02T19:10:35Z

Equipment: Int. link fixed.

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	Training follows standard [[Imperial Guard]] training, with a heavier emphasis on stamina and marksmanship. Each soldier must be able to walk twenty miles on the dunes on a single day and shoot an ork tooth from two hundred yards before he is considered fit for combat.		Training follows standard [[Imperial Guard]] training, with a heavier emphasis on stamina and marksmanship. Each soldier must be able to walk twenty miles on the dunes on a single day and shoot an ork tooth from two hundred yards before he is considered fit for combat.
	===Equipment===		===Equipment===
	*Sidon Pattern Las-jezail - This is a variant of the las-lock, created by sidonic scav-workshops from broken lasguns. These long-barreled weapons are quite accurate and pack a strong punch. The stocks are handmade and ornately decorated with ork teeth, featuring a distinctive curve which is not seen in the stocks of other [[lasguns]]. A las-jezail is often fired from a bipod.		*Sidon Pattern Las-jezail - This is a variant of the las-lock, created by sidonic scav-workshops from broken lasguns. These long-barreled weapons are quite accurate and pack a strong punch. The stocks are handmade and ornately decorated with ork teeth, featuring a distinctive curve which is not seen in the stocks of other [[Lasgun\|lasguns]]. A las-jezail is often fired from a bipod.
	*4 Lasgun Charge Packs		*4 Lasgun Charge Packs
	*Flak Cloak - Owning to the hot climate of Certion VI, the 666th adapted their armor as a form of sleeveless cloak. It can also be quickly removed if necessary. In case of a melee, many of the abhumans will wrap the cloak around their left arm, using it as a sort of shield.		*Flak Cloak - Owning to the hot climate of Certion VI, the 666th adapted their armor as a form of sleeveless cloak. It can also be quickly removed if necessary. In case of a melee, many of the abhumans will wrap the cloak around their left arm, using it as a sort of shield.
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	Their vehicles also field the Abus-pattern [[lascannon]], more accurate and farther-ranged than the standard pattern. However, its weight precludes it from being used by infantry heavy-weapons teams.		Their vehicles also field the Abus-pattern [[lascannon]], more accurate and farther-ranged than the standard pattern. However, its weight precludes it from being used by infantry heavy-weapons teams.

	===Organization===		===Organization===
	Officers		Officers

151.203.69.183: /* Venaro sector */

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Venaro sector

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	The Venaro sector is a homebrew sector of 40k's Milky Way created by /tg/ between the 30/04/2019 and the 02/05/2019.		The Venaro sector is a homebrew sector of 40k's Milky Way created by /tg/ between the 30/04/2019 and the 02/05/2019.
	Venaro is an out-of-the-way Sector with no significant present threats, this serves as an excellent place for the Imperium to put things that they want to keep ~~and~~ eye on, and as an excellent place to hide from prying eyes, as nothing of note is supposed to be there. These means that the system is effectively a prison, rehab facility, and, training ground historically fairly safe from threat. With the Astartes chapter serving as unseen wardens. More recently however, there has been an increase in the Xeno and Chaos activity. Only time will tell if this is indicative of a threat presenting itself. The climate of the worlds within the sector is unusually harsh so much so that it seems almost as though the system was the location of terraforming research before the age of strife., and while most systems are habitable, the populations living them are hardy by nature of having adapted to their environment. This makes some of the more populated worlds excellent recruitment ground for both Astartes chapters, and the imperial guard. However, even these densely populated worlds are nearly barren by some standards. As the sector itself was never valuable enough for hives to be constructed worldwide anywhere, though there is a singular large city located on the world of Venaro I, the center of government in the sector and sector’s namesake, though even here the presence technology is somewhat lacking. Heavy Inquisition presence due to the use of the sector as a dumping ground for undesirables.		Venaro is an out-of-the-way Sector with no significant present threats, this serves as an excellent place for the Imperium to put things that they want to keep an eye on, and as an excellent place to hide from prying eyes, as nothing of note is supposed to be there. These means that the system is effectively a prison, rehab facility, and, training ground historically fairly safe from threat. With the Astartes chapter serving as unseen wardens. More recently however, there has been an increase in the Xeno and Chaos activity. Only time will tell if this is indicative of a threat presenting itself. The climate of the worlds within the sector is unusually harsh so much so that it seems almost as though the system was the location of terraforming research before the age of strife., and while most systems are habitable, the populations living them are hardy by nature of having adapted to their environment. This makes some of the more populated worlds excellent recruitment ground for both Astartes chapters, and the imperial guard. However, even these densely populated worlds are nearly barren by some standards. As the sector itself was never valuable enough for hives to be constructed worldwide anywhere, though there is a singular large city located on the world of Venaro I, the center of government in the sector and sector’s namesake, though even here the presence technology is somewhat lacking. Heavy Inquisition presence due to the use of the sector as a dumping ground for undesirables.
	It contains the following elements.		It contains the following elements.

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 *Shadows: Marines who have served in the [[Deathwatch]] are granted this honor. This is somewhat informally regarded as a marker of seniority within the chapter.
 ===Name fluff===
-This chapter derives their official name from the Adeptus mechanicus designation for them, which they simply never bothered to change. However, due to the unique way in which the chapter operates, groups of battle brothers within the chapter will often form informal groups termed “lodges” of anywhere from just a few marines to over a hundred, with whom they will hunt and deploy with regularly. Though the camaraderie within the chapter as a whole is still as one might expect, these lodges often form especially close bonds, and frequently choose a name for their group which they feel reflects its nature. Additionally, due to the lack of an “official” heraldry, lodges will often agree on a particular element of their power armor to become standardized across all hunts they undertake. This commonly is the pauldrons, which are often emblazoned with a lodge crest, leading lodges to often become mistaken for separate chapters.
+This chapter derives their official name from the Adeptus mechanicus designation for them, which they simply never bothered to change. However, due to the unique way in which the chapter operates, groups of battle brothers within the chapter will often form informal groups termed "lodges" of anywhere from just a few marines to over a hundred, with whom they will hunt and deploy with regularly. Though the camaraderie within the chapter as a whole is still as one might expect, these lodges often form especially close bonds, and frequently choose a name for their group which they feel reflects its nature. Additionally, due to the lack of an "official" heraldry, lodges will often agree on a particular element of their power armor to become standardized across all hunts they undertake. This commonly is the pauldrons, which are often emblazoned with a lodge crest, leading lodges to often become mistaken for separate chapters.
 This has led to an immense headache for those who see them as overly influential or would see them broken up, as the chapter itself is immensely difficult to track down, and has no fewer than 74 separate false entries into the Imperial records, due to numerous eyewitness accounts of a new chapter in operation.
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 The mutant banditism is chronic: fearful of being shelled, they live in caves too narrow for Knights during the day and rob at night. Hunting mutant bandits, finding their dens and eliminating them is what the [[PDF]] is for. The Knights are above such ignoble duties. It’s only when the bandits acquire scraps of [[archeotech]] that a Knight will intervene, anxious to acquire technological blessings from the AdMech.
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 ===Inquisitor Haverson===
 Outsider from the Venaro sector, his reports to Terra are one of our sources of information and an intradiegetic narrator.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 08:33, 3 May 2019

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	===Inquisitor Haverson===		===Inquisitor Haverson===
	Outsider from the Venaro sector, his reports to Terra are one of our sources of information and an intradiegetic narrator.		Outsider from the Venaro sector, his reports to Terra are one of our sources of information and an intradiegetic narrator.

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