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Notable Campaigns

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	===Notable Campaigns===		===Notable Campaigns===

	*'''~~Battle of~~ San Angelus'''. During this action, Thunder Warriors slew the Fifth squad of the Sacred Band. This disaster robbed the Fifth Legion of the men who would have been its leaders.		* '''c.775.M30: [[San Angelus Incident]]'''. During this action, Thunder Warriors slew the Fifth squad of the Sacred Band. This disaster robbed the Fifth Legion of the men who would have been its leaders.
	*'''Battle of the Caspian Heights'''. Fought under the command of the War Scribes. Fabrice Diallo executed a brilliant attack on the Orkish defenders, harrying the greenskins beyond their ability to co-ordinate resistance.		*'''Battle of the Caspian Heights'''. Fought under the command of the War Scribes. Fabrice Diallo executed a brilliant attack on the Orkish defenders, harrying the greenskins beyond their ability to co-ordinate resistance.
	*'''Battle of Five Legions'''. Uli Dreier led a small contingent of Fifth Legionnaires under the command of the Steel Marshals. Although their contribution was small, Roman Albrecht generously recognised Dreier's command as one of the eponymous Five Legions.		*'''Battle of Five Legions'''. Uli Dreier led a small contingent of Fifth Legionnaires under the command of the Steel Marshals. Although their contribution was small, Roman Albrecht generously recognised Dreier's command as one of the eponymous Five Legions.

1d4chan>Lumey: /* The Heresy and the Scouring */

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The Heresy and the Scouring

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	Aubrey the Grey had once fought as a brother to the Fifth Legion, before the tragedy of Lazarus set he and Gaspard Lumey apart. When Aubrey came to the Void Angel's base of operations at Dolsene, he feigned friendship and entered into talks. His web of lies was largely seen through, but Lumey was perhaps too trusting and let his treacherous brother depart. This kindness was repaid with a vicious attack that would have seen the Fifth's Primarch slain were it not for the intervention of the White Knight, [[Lord of Bones\|Abdul Al-Sherar]]. When Aubrey retreated, he spat a curse at Lumey and promised "to kill that which you love," which the Fifth took as a threat to their homeworld. Mustering at Dolsene, the Legion made a rapid movement back to the Al-Sherar Sector. There, the full scope of the Hektor Heresy was revealed to Lumey and his officers.		Aubrey the Grey had once fought as a brother to the Fifth Legion, before the tragedy of Lazarus set he and Gaspard Lumey apart. When Aubrey came to the Void Angel's base of operations at Dolsene, he feigned friendship and entered into talks. His web of lies was largely seen through, but Lumey was perhaps too trusting and let his treacherous brother depart. This kindness was repaid with a vicious attack that would have seen the Fifth's Primarch slain were it not for the intervention of the White Knight, [[Lord of Bones\|Abdul Al-Sherar]]. When Aubrey retreated, he spat a curse at Lumey and promised "to kill that which you love," which the Fifth took as a threat to their homeworld. Mustering at Dolsene, the Legion made a rapid movement back to the Al-Sherar Sector. There, the full scope of the Hektor Heresy was revealed to Lumey and his officers.

	Although gripped by the severity of the crisis, the Void Angels did not race into the Segmentum Solar. While Gaspard Lumey and Antoine Antonelle supervised an enormous muster of soldiers and equipment in the Al-Sherar Sector, Mai Dac Kien led hunting groups against the vicious [[~~Mastondontii~~]] raiders savaging the Segmentum Pacificus. In the process of this operation, Mai's men encountered the valiant [[Steel Marshals]] and lent assistance to Roman Albrecht's ~~crippled fleet~~.		Although gripped by the severity of the crisis, the Void Angels did not race into the Segmentum Solar. While Gaspard Lumey and Antoine Antonelle supervised an enormous muster of soldiers and equipment in the Al-Sherar Sector, Mai Dac Kien led hunting groups against the vicious [[Mastodontii]] raiders savaging the Segmentum Pacificus. In the process of this operation, Mai's men encountered the valiant [[Steel Marshals]] and lent assistance to the crippled Loyalist fleet. Roman Albrecht and Gaspard Lumey exchanged fair greetings but would not meet in person until after the Lord-Knight's victory at Rosskar. In the orbit of Alexandri Ibirien's harsh homeworld, Lumey, Albrecht, and Onyx the Indestructible spent a day making a pact to save the old Imperium or forge a new one together. Well-aware of his own unpopularity among the other Primarchs, Gaspard Lumey pressed Roman Albrecht to accept the leadership of this Crusade.

	===Order of Battle===		===Order of Battle===

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	Exile to the periphery of the Milky Way was not overly hard on the Fifth Legion. They had long been outsiders among the Legiones Astartes; cut off from the Sacred Band, alternatively sneered at for their weakness then feared for their strength, mocked for softness and finally censured for actions less harsh than those of the [[Life Bringers]] or [[Sons of Fire]]. The distance from Terra was even viewed by some as a reprieve from the politics of status and privilege that was so foreign to the Void Angels' homeworlds in the Markian subsector. Yet their sojourn was interrupted by the coming of the Eternal Zealots.		Exile to the periphery of the Milky Way was not overly hard on the Fifth Legion. They had long been outsiders among the Legiones Astartes; cut off from the Sacred Band, alternatively sneered at for their weakness then feared for their strength, mocked for softness and finally censured for actions less harsh than those of the [[Life Bringers]] or [[Sons of Fire]]. The distance from Terra was even viewed by some as a reprieve from the politics of status and privilege that was so foreign to the Void Angels' homeworlds in the Markian subsector. Yet their sojourn was interrupted by the coming of the Eternal Zealots.

	Aubrey the Grey had once fought as a brother to the Fifth Legion, before the tragedy of Lazarus set he and Gaspard Lumey apart. When Aubrey came to the ~~Fifth~~'s base of operations at Dolsene, he feigned friendship and entered into talks. His web of lies was largely seen through, but Lumey was perhaps too trusting and let his treacherous brother depart. This kindness was repaid with a vicious attack that would have seen the Fifth's Primarch slain were it not for the intervention of the White Knight, [[Lord of Bones\|Abdul Al-Sherar]]. When Aubrey retreated, he spat a curse at Lumey and promised "to kill that which you love," which the Fifth took as a threat to their homeworld. Mustering at Dolsene, the Legion made a rapid movement back to the Al-Sherar Sector. There, the full scope of the Hektor Heresy was revealed to Lumey and his officers.		Aubrey the Grey had once fought as a brother to the Fifth Legion, before the tragedy of Lazarus set he and Gaspard Lumey apart. When Aubrey came to the Void Angel's base of operations at Dolsene, he feigned friendship and entered into talks. His web of lies was largely seen through, but Lumey was perhaps too trusting and let his treacherous brother depart. This kindness was repaid with a vicious attack that would have seen the Fifth's Primarch slain were it not for the intervention of the White Knight, [[Lord of Bones\|Abdul Al-Sherar]]. When Aubrey retreated, he spat a curse at Lumey and promised "to kill that which you love," which the Fifth took as a threat to their homeworld. Mustering at Dolsene, the Legion made a rapid movement back to the Al-Sherar Sector. There, the full scope of the Hektor Heresy was revealed to Lumey and his officers.

			Although gripped by the severity of the crisis, the Void Angels did not race into the Segmentum Solar. While Gaspard Lumey and Antoine Antonelle supervised an enormous muster of soldiers and equipment in the Al-Sherar Sector, Mai Dac Kien led hunting groups against the vicious [[Mastondontii]] raiders savaging the Segmentum Pacificus. In the process of this operation, Mai's men encountered the valiant [[Steel Marshals]] and lent assistance to Roman Albrecht's crippled fleet.

	===Order of Battle===		===Order of Battle===

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 '''Antoine Antonelle, Deputy Speaker of the Legion, 009.M31
-Exile to the periphery of the Milky Way was not overly hard on the Fifth Legion.  They had long been outsiders among the Legiones Astartes; cut off from the Sacred Band, alternatively sneered at for their weakness then feared for their strength, mocked for softness and finally censured for actions less harsh than those of the [[Life Bringers]] or [[Sons of Fire]].  The distance from Terra was even viewed by some as a reprieve from the politics of status and privilege that was so foreign to the Void Angels' homeworlds in the Markian subsector.
+Exile to the periphery of the Milky Way was not overly hard on the Fifth Legion.  They had long been outsiders among the Legiones Astartes; cut off from the Sacred Band, alternatively sneered at for their weakness then feared for their strength, mocked for softness and finally censured for actions less harsh than those of the [[Life Bringers]] or [[Sons of Fire]].  The distance from Terra was even viewed by some as a reprieve from the politics of status and privilege that was so foreign to the Void Angels' homeworlds in the Markian subsector.  Yet their sojourn was interrupted by the coming of the Eternal Zealots.
-During the Fifth's journey back towards Sol they encountered a mysterious group of warriors who came to be known as the '''Void Wraiths'''.  It was from the Void Wraiths that Lumey first learned of the Heresy in detail, although he remained sceptical about the particulars of their story.  Nonetheless, the Void Angels determined to move on Sol to aid the Emperor and defeat his enemies, whoever they might be.
+Aubrey the Grey had once fought as a brother to the Fifth Legion, before the tragedy of Lazarus set he and Gaspard Lumey apart.  When Aubrey came to the Fifth's base of operations at Dolsene, he feigned friendship and entered into talks.  His web of lies was largely seen through, but Lumey was perhaps too trusting and let his treacherous brother depart.  This kindness was repaid with a vicious attack that would have seen the Fifth's Primarch slain were it not for the intervention of the White Knight, [[Lord of Bones|Abdul Al-Sherar]].  When Aubrey retreated, he spat a curse at Lumey and promised "to kill that which you love," which the Fifth took as a threat to their homeworld.  Mustering at Dolsene, the Legion made a rapid movement back to the Al-Sherar Sector.  There, the full scope of the Hektor Heresy was revealed to Lumey and his officers.
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 *'''[[Battle of Rai]]''', 016.M31.  Fighting alongside [[The Entombed]], the Void Angels purged the homeworld of the traitor [[Johannes Vrach]].  Although victorious, the Legion suffered considerable losses, including their former leader Antoine Antonelle.  The death of Antonelle at the hands of [[Tribulus Bercilak]] began a bitter rivalry between the Void Angels and the [[Green Men]].

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Organisation and Doctrine

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	''What do you need to succeed as warriors of the Fifth Legion? It is very simple. Audacity, more audacity, and always audacity!''		''What do you need to succeed as warriors of the Fifth Legion? It is very simple. Audacity, more audacity, and always audacity!''

	~~Remus Alsara,~~ Master of Recruits		- a favourite saying of Master of Recruits Remus Alsara

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Culture

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	=Culture=		=Culture=

			''I have heard that many brothers are unsettled by the news that a Lord of the Imperium has come to Dolsene to do us harm. Not just any Lord, but one who shed his blood alongside us. But in truth, I don't think Aubrey the Grey's intentions are any ill for the Legion at all. He has said only that he means to destroy us! Wasn't the Legion destroyed once at San Angelus, two centuries past? Wasn't it destroyed again at Pandora, near enough a hundred years later? The Zealot's boast is nothing more than the changing of the seasons.''

			- Mai Dac Kien, excerpt from address to his troops on the eve of the Battle of Dolsene.

	From their beginnings, the Fifth Legion were set apart from the other Space Marines but oddly close to the rest of humanity. They found it easy to fraternise with the Imperial Army - or even civilians! - but looked on the sons of other Primarchs with some suspicion. Many Legionnaires maintained hobbies that would have been considered wildly eccentric in other Legions, such as acting and photojournalism. And though they were quiet about the point, the Fifth's allegiance to the Emperor was always conditional, a loyalty to the ideas and not the man.		From their beginnings, the Fifth Legion were set apart from the other Space Marines but oddly close to the rest of humanity. They found it easy to fraternise with the Imperial Army - or even civilians! - but looked on the sons of other Primarchs with some suspicion. Many Legionnaires maintained hobbies that would have been considered wildly eccentric in other Legions, such as acting and photojournalism. And though they were quiet about the point, the Fifth's allegiance to the Emperor was always conditional, a loyalty to the ideas and not the man.

	Their spirit of rational inquiry struggled to deal with the madness of the Warp. Jeffrey Dinola's Librarus slowly established regularities even in irrationality, but their pain-staking work was done under the strictest supervision. The Legion's hatred of the [[Black Augurs]] was almost elemental and did little to endear psykers to the sons of Lumey.		Their spirit of rational inquiry struggled to deal with the madness of the Warp. Jeffrey Dinola's Librarus slowly established regularities even in irrationality, but their pain-staking work was done under the strictest supervision. The Legion's hatred of the [[Black Augurs]] was almost elemental and did little to endear psykers to the sons of Lumey.

	~~Uniquely sheltered from~~ the ~~fighting~~ of the Hektor Heresy, the Void Angels never felt the need to drastically alter the beliefs and methods that they had cherished during the Great Crusade. Even ten thousand years later, the Chapter still believes firmly in the old Imperial Truth and sees itself as a guardian of the Emperor's great vision of a united Humanity ascendant over the stars. The old-fashioned beliefs of the Void Angels sometimes raise eyebrows in other parts of the Imperium, especially as the sons of Gaspard Lumey still hold that the denizens of the warp are merely ill-understood xenos of an extraordinary nature, rather than fundamentally different creatures.		Despite the bitterness of the Hektor Heresy, the Void Angels never felt the need to drastically alter the beliefs and methods that they had cherished during the Great Crusade. Even ten thousand years later, the Chapter still believes firmly in the old Imperial Truth and sees itself as a guardian of the Emperor's great vision of a united Humanity ascendant over the stars. The old-fashioned beliefs of the Void Angels sometimes raise eyebrows in other parts of the Imperium, especially as the sons of Gaspard Lumey still hold that the denizens of the warp are merely ill-understood xenos of an extraordinary nature, rather than fundamentally different creatures.

	==Notable Domains==		==Notable Domains==

1d4chan>Lumey: /* A Legion in the Great Crusade */

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A Legion in the Great Crusade

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	In the field of battle, Fifth Legion managed to round out the pacification of the [[Al-Sherar Sector]] with the aid of the Forge World [[Ghalhal]] and auxiliary troops from Ciban IV and the Markian Pact. The bitter fighting on Ciban IV during the [[Al-Sherar Sector War]] hammered home the lessons that Lumey had taught, and the counter-offensive that secured the Sector proved the correctness of his programme. More importantly, the discovery of the mighty Forge World [[Al-Sherar]] gave the Fifth access to a flood of advanced equipment to make good the supplies they had been denied from the Segmentum Solar. At this juncture, Gaspard Lumey and his senior commanders decided to found a covert training center, or ''Collegium Minoris'', to train additional recruits on the moon of Ciban IV, Mikkeline. A second Collegium Minoris was founded shortly afterwards on [[the Markian Pact]] world, Kouralia. These secret facilities were supervised by Fifth Legion's own apothecaries and assisted by the Kazi of Al-Sherar. Battle brothers trained in the Collegia Minoris were assigned to secret units, so-called ''Wraith Corps'' tasked with combating Xenos on the flanks of the Fifth Legion's publicly acknowledged Expeditionary Fleets.		In the field of battle, Fifth Legion managed to round out the pacification of the [[Al-Sherar Sector]] with the aid of the Forge World [[Ghalhal]] and auxiliary troops from Ciban IV and the Markian Pact. The bitter fighting on Ciban IV during the [[Al-Sherar Sector War]] hammered home the lessons that Lumey had taught, and the counter-offensive that secured the Sector proved the correctness of his programme. More importantly, the discovery of the mighty Forge World [[Al-Sherar]] gave the Fifth access to a flood of advanced equipment to make good the supplies they had been denied from the Segmentum Solar. At this juncture, Gaspard Lumey and his senior commanders decided to found a covert training center, or ''Collegium Minoris'', to train additional recruits on the moon of Ciban IV, Mikkeline. A second Collegium Minoris was founded shortly afterwards on [[the Markian Pact]] world, Kouralia. These secret facilities were supervised by Fifth Legion's own apothecaries and assisted by the Kazi of Al-Sherar. Battle brothers trained in the Collegia Minoris were assigned to secret units, so-called ''Wraith Corps'' tasked with combating Xenos on the flanks of the Fifth Legion's publicly acknowledged Expeditionary Fleets.

	The rationale for this deception remains unclear. In the secret histories of the modern Void Angels chapter, the matter is explained as a safeguard against internal enemies and implies that the Fifth Legion commanders feared a military attack organised by the Sacred Band. This theory has a superficial plausibility but does not sit well with the decision to disband the Wraith Corps and integrate their manpower into the main body of the Legion following the hard fighting against WAAAGH! Rok'Ed in 897-898.M30. During this period of refit, the Collegia Minoris were given official founding ceremonies and would henceforth openly contribute to the Legion's ever-expanding demands. With their strength now open to the rest of the Imperium, Fifth Legion set out on an audacious display. The Legion's famous accomplishment of bringing one thousand sectors into Compliance during the year 900.M30 might be somewhat exaggerated, but it won them their famous moniker '''Winged Victory''' and considerable attention.		The rationale for this deception remains unclear. In the secret histories of the modern Void Angels chapter, the matter is explained as a safeguard against internal enemies and implies that the Fifth Legion commanders feared a military attack organised by the Sacred Band. This theory has a superficial plausibility but does not sit well with the decision to disband the Wraith Corps and integrate their manpower into the main body of the Legion following the [[Latoti Crusade\|hard fighting]] against [[WAAAGH! Rok'Ed]] in 897-898.M30. During this period of refit, the Collegia Minoris were given official founding ceremonies and would henceforth openly contribute to the Legion's ever-expanding demands. With their strength now open to the rest of the Imperium, Fifth Legion set out on an audacious display. The Legion's famous accomplishment of bringing one thousand sectors into Compliance during the year 900.M30 might be somewhat exaggerated, but it won them their famous moniker '''Winged Victory''' and considerable attention.

	Yet if weakness had brought contempt, strength now raised fears. The strong ties of culture that bound Winged Victory's Space Marines, their homeworld of Ciban IV, and their allies in [[the Markian Pact]] led to mutterings that Gaspard Lumey was attempting to build his own power-base, independent of the Emperor. The '''Sacred Band''' of Hektor Cincinnatus were particularly hostile, and the Primarch of the [[Heralds of Hektor\|Wolves of Dawn]] became increasingly suspicious of Lumey's activity - perhaps justifiably, given the Wraith Corps deception. Further attention to the Fifth's combat records also won them a fearsome reputation for ruthlessness. Though the Legion welcomed those who were prepared to accept the Imperial Truth, they consistently met resistance with brutality and punished those who dared to defy the Emperor as an object lesson for other peoples.		Yet if weakness had brought contempt, strength now raised fears. The strong ties of culture that bound Winged Victory's Space Marines, their homeworld of Ciban IV, and their allies in [[the Markian Pact]] led to mutterings that Gaspard Lumey was attempting to build his own power-base, independent of the Emperor. The '''Sacred Band''' of Hektor Cincinnatus were particularly hostile, and the Primarch of the [[Heralds of Hektor\|Wolves of Dawn]] became increasingly suspicious of Lumey's activity - perhaps justifiably, given the Wraith Corps deception. Further attention to the Fifth's combat records also won them a fearsome reputation for ruthlessness. Though the Legion welcomed those who were prepared to accept the Imperial Truth, they consistently met resistance with brutality and punished those who dared to defy the Emperor as an object lesson for other peoples.
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	*'''868.M30: The [[Curis-4 Compliance]]''' Gaspard Lumey's [[Expedition Fleets (Hektor Heresy)\|25th Expedition Fleet]] encountered an advanced human civilisation, dominated by a fierce warrior caste. The Fifth Legion's methods, though bloody and ruthless, broke the enemy resistance and left most of the civilian infrastructure intact.		*'''868.M30: The [[Curis-4 Compliance]]''' Gaspard Lumey's [[Expedition Fleets (Hektor Heresy)\|25th Expedition Fleet]] encountered an advanced human civilisation, dominated by a fierce warrior caste. The Fifth Legion's methods, though bloody and ruthless, broke the enemy resistance and left most of the civilian infrastructure intact.

	*'''897-898.M30: [[Latoti Crusade]]''': WAAAGH! Rok'Ed batters the Fifth Legion's Crusade Fleets. Lumey and Antonelle oversee the campaign to contain the rampaging Orks, but their victory is only assured by the intervention of Eldar from [[Craftworld Meros]].		*'''897-898.M30: [[Latoti Crusade]]''': [[WAAAGH! Rok'Ed]] batters the Fifth Legion's Crusade Fleets. Lumey and Antonelle oversee the campaign to contain the rampaging Orks, but their victory is only assured by the intervention of Eldar from [[Craftworld Meros]].

	*'''900.M30: One Thousand Victories'''. In an outstanding feat of military planning, Fifth Legion secures a thousand sectors in a single year. Mopping up operations by the Imperial Army continue until 904.M30, but Imperial Remembrancers overlook this in favour of repeating Roman Albrecht's glowing tribute to "Winged Victory" throughout human space.		*'''900.M30: One Thousand Victories'''. In an outstanding feat of military planning, Fifth Legion secures a thousand sectors in a single year. Mopping up operations by the Imperial Army continue until 904.M30, but Imperial Remembrancers overlook this in favour of repeating Roman Albrecht's glowing tribute to "Winged Victory" throughout human space.

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Notable Campaigns

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	*'''868.M30: The [[Curis-4 Compliance]]''' Gaspard Lumey's [[Expedition Fleets (Hektor Heresy)\|25th Expedition Fleet]] encountered an advanced human civilisation, dominated by a fierce warrior caste. The Fifth Legion's methods, though bloody and ruthless, broke the enemy resistance and left most of the civilian infrastructure intact.		*'''868.M30: The [[Curis-4 Compliance]]''' Gaspard Lumey's [[Expedition Fleets (Hektor Heresy)\|25th Expedition Fleet]] encountered an advanced human civilisation, dominated by a fierce warrior caste. The Fifth Legion's methods, though bloody and ruthless, broke the enemy resistance and left most of the civilian infrastructure intact.

	*'''897-898.M30: [[Latoti Crusade]]''': WAAAGH! Rok'Ed batters the Fifth Legion's Crusade Fleets. Lumey and Antonelle oversee the campaign to contain the rampaging Orks, but ~~Fabrice Diallo wins~~ the ~~war by slaying Warboss Rok'Ed~~.		*'''897-898.M30: [[Latoti Crusade]]''': WAAAGH! Rok'Ed batters the Fifth Legion's Crusade Fleets. Lumey and Antonelle oversee the campaign to contain the rampaging Orks, but their victory is only assured by the intervention of Eldar from [[Craftworld Meros]].

	*'''900.M30: One Thousand Victories'''. In an outstanding feat of military planning, Fifth Legion secures a thousand sectors in a single year. Mopping up operations by the Imperial Army continue until 904.M30, but Imperial Remembrancers overlook this in favour of repeating Roman Albrecht's glowing tribute to "Winged Victory" throughout human space.		*'''900.M30: One Thousand Victories'''. In an outstanding feat of military planning, Fifth Legion secures a thousand sectors in a single year. Mopping up operations by the Imperial Army continue until 904.M30, but Imperial Remembrancers overlook this in favour of repeating Roman Albrecht's glowing tribute to "Winged Victory" throughout human space.