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The Following are a list of Notable Space Marine Chapters in the Midhammer 40,000 Universe.
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==Explanation of Various Terms==
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;Index
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:An Index is a section of the "Appendix Astartes" which specifies the particular rules of a chapter. Different indexes were founded with drastically different mindsets and expectations. Index Chogoris for instance, was created for Chapters that are nomadic, and do not have a Fortress monastery, while Index Phoenecian was created with an Emphasis on Individualism over the chapter.
;Regula
:A Regula is a subset chapter that allows for further specialization of the Chapter. Most common of these is Regula Prosperae, composed by Magnus the Red for Librarius heavy chapters.
;Cult
:Unlike the Legions who usually emphasize the Imperial Truth, Many Codex space marines (especially those descendent of Gulliman) are part of a sanctioned religion. More often than not this is the Aurelian and Promethean cults, but there are some notable exceptions such as The Lotus Hearts and The Blue Eagles.
;Spiritual Liege
:Members of the Aurelian Cults must answer to a Spiritual Liege, these Spiritual Lieges are responsible for inspecting the practices of the Chapter, and ensure they do not fall out of Orthodoxy.
;Patron Saint
:The Cult often picks a saint as both a focus of devotion and emulation. The choice of patron saint is often a reflection of the Chapter's aspiration.


==The Consumed==
This page contains a (stupid) outline of MidHammer 40,000 [[Space Marine]] Chapters, whether or not they're underneath the command of Legions or independent. This includes their origins, as well as examples of different Chapters.
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = The Consumed
|Heraldry
|Founding = M36
|Successors of = World Eaters
|Chapter Master = Kharn The Betrayer
|Homeworld = None (Penitent)
|Specialty = Murdering Demons
|Strength = Dwindling
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man (nominally)
|Colours = White body with Blue pauldrons and Blue power pack.
}}
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!colspan="2"| "Blood from The Bloodfather, Skulls from The Waspthrone"
|-
|'''Founder'''
|Kharn The Betrayer
|-
|'''Cult'''
|Death Cult
|-
|'''Spiritual Liege'''
|none
|-
|'''Patron Saint'''
| Kharn the Betrayer
|-
|'''Index'''
|Aurelian
|-
|'''Regula'''
|Garro
|-
|'''Specialties'''
|Close quarters combat, Suicide missions
|}


The Successors of Kharn continue their single-minded crusade against the eye of the warp, and the Primarch who betrayed them.
==Chapter Foundings==
===Organisation and Tactics===
The foundings should be considered more like "Eras" or common trends. A founding a collective term for a period in which a particular type of space marine chapter foundings occur. Often these founding mirror the historical period of the Imperium's history that they were commissioned in. The foundings should not be thought of as exclusive to the type mentioned. There were plenty of successful and vibrant chapters that came out of the Cursed Founding era, for instance.


The Consumed are the one of the only World Eaters Successor chapter that still uses the Butcher's Nails, seeing it as an expression for the true monsters that their chapter is, and as something to overcome rather than dispose of. The Consumed follow most of the traditions set by angron during the Great Crusade including the Chaining of Weapons to themselves.
===The Penitential Founding (M30-32)===
'''Second Founding Chapters:'''
*"Death Raiders"
:Formed of Death Guard remnants, who while still loyal to the emperor, disagreed with most if not all of the cultural and organizational reforms made by Garro. Filled with Old Guard of Barbarus, these Astartes have been mostly used in Ork and Tyrannid based conflicts.
*"The Charcodons"
:Fmr Night Lords
*"Consumed"
:Fmr World Eaters led by none other than Kharn the Betrayer. Kharn refused to force his legion to part with the Butcher's Nails.
*Scions of Talassar
:Remnant Chapter made from formerly Possessed Ultramarines, unwavering in their hatred and contempt of the forces of Chaos.
*The Sin Bearers
:Former Word Bearers Chapter.


Their behavior when in battle versus when off of the battlefield is night and day. Kharn emphasizes self control and discipline, seeing the butchers nails in a similar vein to his marines as Rogal Dorn's Painglove.  The Marines as consequence throw themselves at the front lines of battle, since they do not fear any pain that could be inflicted on them.
===The "Corvidae" 5th Founding (M33)===
The Fifth Founding came about as a result of a the First Black Crusade, when several legions (the Iron Hands in particular) learned the hard way how painfully ill-equipped they were for war against demonic forces. While orders like The Grey Knights did exist, they were small, and the Inquisition's "Ordo Malleus" was distrusted by most, if not all Space Marine Legions.


===History===
====Blue Eagles====
===Relics & Wargear===
 
==Lotus Hearts==
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = Lotus Hearts
|Name = Blue Eagles
|Heraldry = [[File:Lotus_Hearts_Insignia.png|150px]]
|Heraldry  
|Founding = M36
|Founding = M33
|Successors of = Ultramarines
|Successors of = White Scars
|Chapter Master = Dara Somsak
|Chapter Master = Kaxhramon Bek
|Homeworld = Assam Bay (Ultima Segmentum)
|Homeworld = None (migratory)
|Spiritual Liege = Assam Bay ([[MidHammer_40,000:_Religion#Cordinelumbae_Regna|Cordinelumbae Cult]])
|Specialty = Naval Combat
|Specialty = Psykers, Pacification
|Strength = Flucuating
|Strength = Normal Strength
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Colours = Gold & Turqoise
|Colours = Blue and Orange
}}
}}
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!colspan="2"|'''Basic information'''
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|-
!colspan="2"| ''Mercy in Life, Courage in Battle, Honnor in Death''
!colspan="2"| ''We are the Blue Eagles, Death to your gods!''
|-
|-
|'''Founder'''
|'''Founder'''
|Truong Hongdao
|"Qaghan of Obscura"
|-
|-
|'''Cult'''
|'''Cult'''
|Cordinlumbae
|Obsequiani (Antiquitae)
|-
|-
|'''Spiritual Liege'''
|'''School'''
|Assam Bay
|Qashmpa
|-
|-
|'''Patron Saint'''
|'''Patron Saint'''
| The Queen Mother
| None
|-
|-
|'''Index'''
|'''Index'''
|Aurelian
|Chorgoris
|-
|-
|'''Regula'''
|'''Regula'''
|Prosperae
|Tempestus
|-
|-
|'''Specialties'''
|'''Specialties'''
| Combined Arms, Psykers,
| Naval Combat, boarding, chaos
|}
|}
The Lotus Hearts are Space Marine chapter located in the Ultima Segmentum. They are the first chapter of the Cordinelumbae Cult, a sect of the Aurelian cult that merges worship of The Aurelian with traditions of the Ancient Octavian religion.  
The Blue Eagles patrol the Segmentum Obscura, near the Eye of Terror. They are usually the first to respond to incursions in the warp, and are consequently often the hardest hit.
 
===Chapter Personality===
The Lotus Hearts are mishmash of Medeival Vietnamese, Champa, and Khmer Culture. Their version of the Aurelian cult draws heavily from Mahayana buddhism.
 
===Organisation and Tactics===
 
 
The Lotus Hearts are codex compliant under the use of Regula Prosperae, and as such they are heavily trained in the use of Librarius Marines. The Lotus Hearts prefer to fight in closely knit companies with an emphasis on mobilitym and close quarters. Due to this heavy psyker usage, The Lotus Hearts have no Devastator Squadrons, instead resorting to their Librarius. The Lotus Hearts can maneuver around the battlefield quickly to the detriment of the Tau, who often find their Ranged squadrons massacred by Lotus Heart Ambushes. When facing against the Tau, the Lotus Hearts prefer when possible to nudge the Battlefield into one favoring close or mid range combat.


In the eyes of the Lotus Hearts this quick but brutal form of war is the most merciful, as a rapidly crippled army is often a demoralized one, leading to more captures than deaths. The Tau have so far, been able to be reasoned with, and the Imperium has regained many elite units through prisoner exchanges. There have been exceptions to [[#The_Pagoda_of Mercy | this].  
;Organisation and Tactics
The Blue Eagles have additional Blanks, who are often affixed to each company. They recruit from a specific region of the planet Qifa in the Qodiry system. It is here where their particular school of obsequiani comes from, which emphasizes discipline and self control from a very young age.


Squadrons:
====Other Fifth Founding Chapters====
;Champions
*The Corvidae
:Experts in hand to hand, and melee combat
:One of the few donated by Magnus the Red as one of The First of the new Mystic Chapters
;Special Forces
*The Exorcists
:A generic categorization for Librarius, Apothecaries, Techmarines, and Heavy Weapons (when needed)
*The Pleasure-Seekers
;Eutenite
:Chapter and Ironic name provided by Fulgrim, this Chapter excels in fighting against the Servants of Slaanesh
:Those who have received The Great Sorrow, but have not chosen to join the Black Eutenites. They are the closest the Lotus have to a Devastator squad
*The Emperor's Path
;Drop Squadrons
:White Scars Successor, specializes in fighting against Tzeentch
:Mixed companies who specialize in rapid deployment and assault.
*The Emperor's Peace
:Focuses on The Servant's of Khorne,
*The Wolf Hounds
:Another Anti-Khorne Chapter, trained by Leman Russ
*The Apothacaries
:Iron Hands Successors, specialize in killing Demons of Nurgle.
*Espandor's Faithful
:General Anti-Demon Ultramarine Successors


===History===
===The "Dornian Founding" (M34)===
Called The Dornian Founding by those not in Proximity to Rogal Dorn, was made up of the deserters of The Imperial Fists Legion. Dorn's Legion, angry that Dorn had abandoned crusading for obsession with fortifications requested that part of the legion break off and serve Horus's plans. Dorn consented on the condition that he would allow them to break off if they agreed to follow The (maligned by Fists) Codex Astartes. Unfortunately they Called his bluff.


The Lotus Hearts are a Space Marine Chapter founded in response to the rapid expansion of The T'au Imperium. Fearing the loss of the Frontier, the High Lords of Terra desperately commissioned the Lotus Hearts along with several other chapters to aid Vulkan in securing the more far flung regions of the Imperium. So desperate, that they overruled both the Spiritual Liege of Terra and The Tribune of The Faithful's objections to granting a schismatic cult de facto admission. Admittedly, the Cordinelubmaens had never been found heretical, and the Cult had the crucial support of several other seats such as Konnor and San Leor, but it doesn't change the fact that the High Lords of Terra effectively put their thumb on the scales of Aurelian affairs.
====Pleasure Seekers====
 
The Founder, Truong Huongdi, was at the time a Librarius for the Knights of St Aeonid Chapter.
 
===Relics & Wargear===
[[File:Lotus_hearts_sm_table.png|thumb|And the greatest of them all, are the Aquamarines]]
====The Pagoda of Mercy====
For the most part, the Lotus Hearts are willing to negotiate with the T'au. The famous exception to this was during the 2nd Sphere of Expansion. Following The Battle of Targatus III, the defeated and embittered Tau General parlayed with The Lotus Hearts for half of his army back. Hoping to avenge his humilating defeat at the hands of the Lotus, he ordered his prisoners to be subject to brutal genetic experiments and tortured. Upon seeing the state of the Prisoners, HuongDao hearts turned against the parlayed forces turned against the parlaying army and massacred every single tau and guevasa except one, The General. The General was then brought as a prisoner and was forced to watch as the Lotus hearts single-handedly massacred the Neighboring tau planet of Ao'chido. The Tau Captain was then present for the grand opening of as well as observing the construction of the majestic "Pagoda to Mercy," a 10 story shrine to the Queen of Mercy ornately decorated with the bones of the millions of Tau and Auxillaries. The T'au Leader was promptly transformed into a Servitor. Now known as Bihoan or "the attendant" he attends to the Pagoda, constantly repeating his crimes against The Queen of Mercy and the Names of the Prisoners. Whenever possible, the Lotus prefer to negotiate with the T'au here.
 
==Red Angels==
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = Red Angels
|Name = Pleasure Seekers
|Heraldry  
|Heraldry  
|Founding = M34
|Founding = M34
|Successors of = World Eaters
|Successors of = Emperor's Children
|Chapter Master = Titus Verserati
|Chapter Master = Thomas Dabenebrg
|Homeworld = Ophelia
|Homeworld = None (migratory)
|Specialty = CQC, Coordinating Auxillaries
|Specialty = Slaaneshi Demons
|Strength = Full Strength
|Strength = Full Strength
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Colours = Red and Black
|Colours = Purple and Gold
}}
}}
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!colspan="2"|'''Basic information'''
!colspan="2"|'''Basic information'''
|-
|-
!colspan="2"| ''St Marcien give us Strength''
!colspan="2"| ''We are seeking pleasure, woe when we find him''
|-
|-
|'''Founder'''
|'''Founder'''
|"Bohemond of Ophelia"
|"Johaan VanWeltkrieg"
|-
|-
|'''Cult'''
|'''Cult'''
|Aurelian (Antiquitae)
|Imperial Truth
|-
|'''Spiritual Liege'''
|Terra
|-
|-
|'''Patron Saint'''
|'''Patron Saint'''
| St Marcien
| None
|-
|-
|'''Index'''
|'''Index'''
|Aurelian
|Phoenecian
|-
|-
|'''Regula'''
|'''Regula'''
|Penetintia
|Tempestus
|}
|}
Created by Fulgrim following the first Black Crusade, the Pleasure Seekers are the foremost experts and detecting and uprooting slaaneshi cultists.


A general all-purposes legion, its location on Ophelia means it is often engaged in politics. One of its more Famous (or infamous) products are Justinian Vendee, Lord Gulliman during the Tau Expansion.
====Other "Dornian Founding" Chapters====
*The Emperor's Champions
:Founded by None other than Rogal's Former Champion, Sigismund, This chapter is unique among the other Imperial Fist Chapters in that it is one of the Few that does not use "Index Praetor," Instead preferring the Rules set out by The Khan enshrined in Index Chorgoris.
*The Crimson Fists
*The Celestial Lions
*The Imperial Fists
*Fists Exemplar
*Excoriators
*Iron Knights
*Astral Knights
*Soul Drinkers
:In this universe a Dorn Successor chapter that follows the Rule of Magnus


===Organization and Tactics===
==The "Derp Founding" (m37)==
TBA
The infamous [[Derp|"Derp]] Founding" occurred sometime in the 36th & 37th millenniums.
===History===
 
TBA
===Sledgehammers===
===Religion===
TBA
===Relics and Equipment===
TBA
==Sledgehammers==
<!---British Aesthetic--->
<!---British Aesthetic--->
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
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|None
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A transfer to the Ultima Segmentum from Dorn's Tempestus Citadel, the Sledgehammers brought their Ruthless experience breaking sieges meant to hold Tyrannids and Orks to T'au Space. Very few T'au citadels-and T'au planets-were prepared for their capabilities. Their fortress worlds are covered in oceans of T'au Bones.
A transfer to the Ultima Segmentum from Dorn's Tempestus Citadel, the Sledgehammers brought their Ruthless experience breaking sieges meant to hold Tyranids and Orks to T'au Space.
 
====Organization and Tactics====
====History====
The Sledgehammers were former members of the Hands of Dorn. Their specialty was "Fortification Research" or, in laymans terms, siege expertise. They would work to besiege any designed fortification Dorn and his engineers designed.


===Organization and Tactics===
====Religion====
===History===
The Sledgehammers were former members of the Hands of Dorn. Their specialty was "Fortification Research" or, in laymans terms seige expertise. They would work to beseige any designed fortification Dorn and his engineers designed. During the Tau expansion, Lord Gulliman Justinian Vendee reached out to Rogal Dorn for the creation of a successor chapter to defend against T'au space. Dorn provided him with his most expendable troops.
===Religion===
The Sledgehammers are one of the few chapters that do not adhere to a Cult.
The Sledgehammers are one of the few chapters that do not adhere to a Cult.
===Relics and Equipment===
 
==Swarm of Locusts==
===Swarm of Locusts===
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = Swarm of Locusts
|Name = Swarm of Locusts
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|Specialty = Human wave "Auxillaries"
|Specialty = Human wave "Auxillaries"
|Strength = Chapter itself is undermanned.
|Strength = Chapter itself is undermanned.
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man (later Dark Mechanicus)
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man (later Dark Mechanicum)
|Colours = Grey and Green
|Colours = Grey and Green
}}
}}
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|None
|None
|}
|}
Perhaps the most infamous of the Tau Founding chapters, the Swarm of Locusts have served Tau propaganda for mellinia thanks to psychologically scarring tactics. In particular their use of their own form of Skitarii, and converting of Tau killed and wounded in battle into further Skitarii
 
===Organization and Tactics===
Perhaps the most infamous of the Derp Founding Chapters, the Swarm of Locusts blah blah blah.
[[File:MH_Swarm_template_reduced.png|thumb|Beating the Tyrannids at their own game since M36]]
 
====Organization and Tactics====
[[File:MH_Swarm_template_reduced.png|thumb|Beating the Tyranids at their own game since M36]]


The Swarm of Locusts have a disproportionate amount of Techmarines, but otherwise operate mostly under standard Chapter divisions.  
The Swarm of Locusts have a disproportionate amount of Techmarines, but otherwise operate mostly under standard Chapter divisions.  
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The Swarm also has an additional apothecary given the unassuming name of "Offensive Apothecary." This Apothecary is well versed in Xenobiology, and is equipped with the necessary poisons, toxins, and medical equipment to quickly subdue and convert opponents.
The Swarm also has an additional apothecary given the unassuming name of "Offensive Apothecary." This Apothecary is well versed in Xenobiology, and is equipped with the necessary poisons, toxins, and medical equipment to quickly subdue and convert opponents.


The Swarm excel in Human wave tactics, using the technologically enhanced soldiers to overwhelm their enemy while the Astartes attack from the rear. The Skill of the Administrator enables him to director his swarm in intricate patterns, and command hundreds to act in unison.
The Swarm excel in Human wave tactics, using the technologically enhanced soldiers to overwhelm their enemy while the Astartes attack from the rear. The skill of the Administrator enables him to director his swarm in intricate patterns, and command hundreds to act in unison.


Each company will have at least 4 Administrators, who in turn will control anything from tens to hundreds of individual servitors. The favored pattern of the Swarm is to have half of the swarms focus on overwhelming the enemy's defenses, while the other focuses on retrieval. The Retrieval teams will then act to capture as many living soldiers as possible, preferably with their bodies and equipment intact. Should their equipment be unusable or ineffective, the retrievers will have primitive weapons prepared for the newly formed skitarri.
Each company will have at least 4 Administrators, who in turn will control anything from tens to hundreds of individual servitors. The favored pattern of the Swarm is to have half of the swarms focus on overwhelming the enemy's defenses, while the other focuses on retrieval. The Retrieval teams will then act to capture as many living soldiers as possible, preferably with their bodies and equipment intact. Should their equipment be unusable or ineffective, the retrievers will have primitive weapons prepared for the newly formed skitarri.
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Following their fall from the Imperium, the Skill of the Offensive Apothecary grew only more obscene, to the point where they could force captured entities to develop weaponized mutations that would compensate for their lack of equipment.
Following their fall from the Imperium, the Skill of the Offensive Apothecary grew only more obscene, to the point where they could force captured entities to develop weaponized mutations that would compensate for their lack of equipment.


===History===
===Plasma Cutters===
===Religion===
===Relics and Equipment===
 
==Plasma Cutters==
<!---Chaos Blood Angels--->
<!---Chaos Blood Angels--->
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
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|Specialty = Close quarters combat, Pacification
|Specialty = Close quarters combat, Pacification
|Strength = Dwindling
|Strength = Dwindling
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man (now Khorne)
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Colours = White and Cyan (they like to see the blood spatters)
|Colours = White and Cyan (they like to see the blood spatters)
}}
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Part of the infamous "Tau Founding" of M36. The Plasma Cutters were a blood angels chapter that defied Sanguinius in their revelry of the Red Thirst. They eventually fell to Khorne and raid the Ultima Segmentum seeking both human and Xenos blood to satiate their desires. They have developed a particular taste for Tau blood and many Tau planets have stories of the Red Demons who come to raid their citties, massacring all in their wake.
Part of the infamous "Derp Founding" of M36.


===Organization and Tactics===
====Organization and Tactics====


The Plasma Cutters fused their Legion's history with Jumppacks with their love of Close quarters combat to devastating efficiency. They have modified their jump packs to allow for multiple jumps and will regularly hop around a the battle field. A favored tactic is to Jump into the midst of enemy seize some of the soldiers, and jump again, feasting on the blood of the soldiers while flying before landing to repeat the process.
The Plasma Cutters fused their Legion's history with Jumppacks with their love of Close quarters combat to devastating efficiency. They have modified their jump packs to allow for multiple jumps and will regularly hop around a the battle field. A favored tactic is to Jump into the midst of enemy seize some of the soldiers, and jump again, feasting on the blood of the soldiers while flying before landing to repeat the process.


===History===
===Fortunate Sons===
===Religion===
Prior to the fall, the Plasma cutters viewed the red thirst as sacred. Believing that the Red Thirst was an Emperor-given gift and not a defect. When they are not in battle, they gather up the prisoners they have seized and force them into cattle pens. For a ceremony they would then have the prisoners sent naked save for a small knife in a arena built into their Flagship. Randomly Selected Astartes would then enter the arena as well with a similar knife. The battle would then commence until one marine was left standing, who would relish in the blood of all he killed there. In the event that one of the prisoners survives then he is made into a "Companion." These companions are treated very well for slaves so long as they serve and fight alongside the Chapter Master. Only he is permitted to consume their blood.
===Relics and Equipment===
 
==Pleasure Seekers==
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = Pleasure Seekers
|Heraldry
|Founding = M34
|Successors of = Emperor's Children
|Chapter Master = Thomas Dabenebrg
|Homeworld = None (migratory)
|Specialty = Slaaneshi Demons
|Strength = Full Strength
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Colours = Purple and Gold
}}
{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-right: 10px;"
!colspan="2"|'''Basic information'''
|-
!colspan="2"| ''We are seeking pleasure, woe when we find him''
|-
|'''Founder'''
|"Johaan VanWeltkrieg"
|-
|'''Cult'''
|Imperial Truth
|-
|'''Patron Saint'''
| None
|-
|'''Index'''
|Phoenecian
|-
|'''Regula'''
|Tempestus
|}
Created by Fulgrim following the first Black Crusade, the Pleasure Seekers are the foremost experts and detecting and uprooting slaaneshi cultists.
===Organization and Tactics===
===History===
===Religion===
===Relics and Equipment===
==Blue Eagles==
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = Blue Eagles
|Heraldry
|Founding = M33
|Successors of = White Scars
|Chapter Master = Kaxhramon Bek
|Homeworld = None (migratory)
|Specialty = Naval Combat
|Strength = Flucuating
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Colours = Blue and Orange
}}
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!colspan="2"|'''Basic information'''
|-
!colspan="2"| ''We are the Blue Eagles, Death to your gods!''
|-
|'''Founder'''
|"Qaghan of Obscura"
|-
|'''Cult'''
|Obsequiani (Antiquitae)
|-
|'''School'''
|Qashmpa
|-
|'''Patron Saint'''
| None
|-
|'''Index'''
|Chorgoris
|-
|'''Regula'''
|Tempestus
|-
|'''Specialties'''
| Naval Combat, boarding, chaos
|}
The Blue Eagles patrol the Segmentum Obscura, near the Eye of Terror. They are usually the first to respond to incursions in the warp, and are consequently often the hardest hit.
 
===Organisation and Tactics===
 
 
As a Regula Tempestus chapter, the Blue Eagles have additional Blanks, who are often affixed to each company. They Recruit from a specific region of the planet Qifa in the Qodiry system. It is here where their particular school of obsequiani comes from, which emphasizes discipline and self control from a very young age.
 
The Chapter has a disproportionate amount of both Dreadnaughts, Veterans and Scouts, often having a shortage of Middle Experience Troopers. This is because the Assaults lack both the experience of Veterans and the protection granted to scouts. Should a Marine advance to veteran however, he will likely live for a very long time.
 
===History===
 
===Relics & Wargear===
 
==Fortunate Sons==
<!--You've heard of Dorn's Angry Bois, well here's Vulkan's Crazy bois and why recruiting from Catachan is a terrible idea. Sort of a cross between the Black Templars and the Prodigal Sons--->
<!---The Heraldry is going to be some variation of US 198th Infantry Brigade--->
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = Fortunate Sons
|Name = Fortunate Sons
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|-
|'''Patron Saint'''
|'''Patron Saint'''
| The Aurelian (Uncle Bobby)
|
|-
|-
|'''Index'''
|'''Index'''
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|-
|-
|'''Specialties'''
|'''Specialties'''
| Orks, Tyrranids, Tau (debatably)
| Orks, Tyranids, T'au
|}
|}
===Chapter Influence and Behavior===
 
You've heard of Dorn's Angry Bois, well here's Vulkan's Crazy bois and why recruiting from Catachan is a terrible idea. Sort of a cross between the Black Templars and the Prodigal Sons. The Heraldry is going to be some variation of US 198th Infantry Brigade.
 
====Chapter Influence and Behavior====
The Fortunate Sons are every single Call of Duty protagonist, Vietnam War "I love the smell of Napalm in the morning" movie warrior, Jarhead, Urah! American Military-wank, and joke about Marines eating Crayons rolled into a single suit of power armor. Their connection to Vulkan has given them a love of Protheium bombing opponents. Unlike a chapter like The Swarm of Locusts, who are callous and sinister, the Fortunate Sons are loud, arrogant, and obnoxious but sincere, jovial, and well-meaning. They are also incredibly reckless, and the carelessness in which they carry about their wars has resulted in a civilian death count equaling if not exceeding The Swarm.
The Fortunate Sons are every single Call of Duty protagonist, Vietnam War "I love the smell of Napalm in the morning" movie warrior, Jarhead, Urah! American Military-wank, and joke about Marines eating Crayons rolled into a single suit of power armor. Their connection to Vulkan has given them a love of Protheium bombing opponents. Unlike a chapter like The Swarm of Locusts, who are callous and sinister, the Fortunate Sons are loud, arrogant, and obnoxious but sincere, jovial, and well-meaning. They are also incredibly reckless, and the carelessness in which they carry about their wars has resulted in a civilian death count equaling if not exceeding The Swarm.


===Organization and Tactics===
====Organization and Tactics====
The Fortunate Sons have carried the Salamander's love of Fire and Fire weaponry with them into exile. Despite Vulkan's insistence that they have carried none of his ideals. The Fortunate Sons are some of the best companions IG and SG could have. The Fortunate sons believe deeply in the bonds forged in war, and as such treat all of their squadmates and comrades as battle-brothers, and will just as willingly give their lives for a Ratling Private, Ultramar Trilileur, or Kroot soldier as they would their own brothers. Even those few T'au who are part of the Imperium in the Wuni Enclaves have enjoyed the comradeship and protection of the fortunate sons. So long as the planet itself is never fully occupied, and they aren't anywhere near the blast radius, they have found a friend in the Fortunate Sons.


The Fortunate Sons have carried the Salamander's love of Fire and Fire weaponry with them into exile. Despite Vulkan's insistence that they have carried none of his ideals. The Fortunate Sons are some of the best companions IG and SG could have. The Fortunate sons believe deeply in the bonds forged in war, and as such treat all of their squadmates and comrades as battle-brothers, and will just as willingly give their lives for a Ratling Private, Ultramar Trilileur, or Kroot soldier as they would their own brothers. Even those few T'au who are part of the Imperium in the Wuni Enclaves have enjoyed the comradeship and protection of the fortunate sons. So long as the planet itself is never fully occupied, and they aren't anywhere near the blast radius, they have found a friend in the Fortunate Sons.
====History====
Captain Pete "Tyranid Stomper" Dirkson was the Seargent of the 134th Company of The Salamanders Legion in M36. While he and his company were part of "Catachan's First," (or ''Catachan's Last'' as the Salamanders now call them) part of three companies that were recruited exclusively from the Planet Catachan, a death world under Vulkan's jurisdiction whose tenacity and survivability impressed him. Catachan's First quickly gained renown for their impressive victories against Orks and Tyrannid incursions. Their fortunes quickly turned when they applied their successful strategies of indiscriminate application of fire against a Tau vassal world, incinerating the T'au, their Guevassa subjects, the flora, and the atmosphere.  
 
Catachan's First likely would have seen their end by Vulkan's Hammer if it hadn't be for the Captain-General of The Adeptus Astartes. The Fortunate Sons were part of what future Imperial historians called The "Tau Founding"  alongside of chapters such as The "Sledgehammers," The "Plasma Cutters," The "Swarm of Locusts," and "The Crimson Skulls." The now infamous Captain-General Justinian "The Butcher" Vendee, offered Dirksen and his company a successor chapter. Vulkan, enraged, almost resigned as Segmentarch. After his brothers were able to calm Vulkan, he cut the Fortunate Sons from the Promethean cult, and refuses to coordinate with them. They are guests of Royum Ultramar, where they are given free reign so long as they are fighting on Ultramari worlds.
 
====Religion====
The Fortunate Sons are part of the wide collection of Promethean/Syncretic cults called "The Cult of The Dauntless Few" or "Impavidae Cult."


===History===
[[Autism|The Fortunate Sons refer to The Emperor of Mankind as "Mister Bossman,"]] and is sometimes given the honorific of their ancient deity Thamhyusden (Lord of Earth). Vulkan is still referred to as "Papa Vulkan," despite him wanting nothing to do with his wayward children.
Captain Pete "Tyrannid Stomper" Dirkson was the Seargent of the 134th Company of The Salamanders Legion in M36. While he and his company were part of "Catachan's First," (or ''Catachan's Last'' as the Salamanders now call them) part of three companies that were recruited exclusively from the Planet Catachan, a death world under Vulkan's jurisdiction whose tenacity and survivability impressed him. Catachan's First quickly gained renown for their impressive victories against Orks and Tyrannid incursions. Their fortunes quickly turned when they applied their successful strategies of indiscriminate application of fire against a Tau vassal world, incinerating the T'au, their Guevassa subjects, the flora, and the atmosphere.  


Catachan's First likely would have seen their end by Vulkan's Hammer if it hadn't be for the Captain-General of The Adeptus Astartes. The Fortunate Sons were part of what future Imperial historians called The "Tau Founding"  alongside of chapters such as The "Lotus Hearts," The "Sledgehammers," The "Plasma Cutters," The "Swarm of Locusts," and "The Crimson Skulls," in which panic over the T'au's Rapid Expansion overrode the High Lords of Terra's normal judgement. The now infamous Captain-General Justinian "The Butcher" Vendee, offered Dirksen and his company a successor chapter. Vulkan, enraged, almost resigned as Segmentarch. After his brothers were able to calm Vulkan, he cut the Fortunate Sons from the Promethean cult, and refuses to coordinate with them. They are guests of Royum Ultramar, where they are given free reign so long as they are fighting on Ultramari worlds.  
====Relics and Wargear====
The Fortunate Sons have kept most of their relics from their days as Salamanders, including a large and impressive variety of meltas, firebombs, and heavy flamers.


===Religion===
==Examples of the ''Regula Collegi'' Chapters==
The Fortunate Sons are part of the wide collection of Promethean/Syncretic cults called "The Cult of The Dauntless Few" or "Impavidae Cult." Unlike the other Gullimanders who are usually Ultramarines pretending to act like Salamanders, the Fortunate Sons are Salamanders pretending to be Ultramarines.
===The Will of Guilliman===
{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
|Name = The Will of Guilliman
|Heraldry = [[File:Mh40k will of the emperor.png|150px]]
|Founding = M33
|Successors of = Ultramarines
|Chapter Master = Boethius St.Konor
|Homeworld = Prandium
|Specialty = Administrating the Prandium Seat, Philosophy, Imperial T'au
|Strength = Restricted (College)
|Allegiance = Imperium of Man
|Colours = Copper and Beige
}}


Despite being cut off from the Promethean cult, the Fortunate Sons felt a close tie to their estranged Genefather. They were able to find a supportive Spiritual Liege in the infamous "Rubber Stamp" Holy Seat of Laphis when joining the Aurelian Cult. They are still not very religious and their specific order is effectively Vulkan's promethean cult with a thin Ultramarine overcoat.  
The Will of Guilliman heads the Holy Seat of Prandium, a homeworld of Gardens, farms and universities, with a sizable nobility. [[Heresy|Prandium is known for its divination for determining the will of "Spectra Pietas" the "Will of The Divine" which is a pseudo-divinity in its own right.]]


The Fortunate Sons refer to The Aurelian as "Uncle Bobby," Uncle being an honorific for Thamhyusden, an ancient diety that was worshiped by Catachan's Ancestors. Likewise The Queen Mother is referred to as "Miz Blue Mam," and The Emperor of Mankind is "Mister Bossman," and is sometimes given the honorrific of their ancient diety Thamhyusden (Lord of Earth). Vulkan is still referred to as "Papa Vulkan," despite him wanting nothing to do with his wayward children.
Militarily, the Prandium Seat has been setting its philosophical minds to warfare, taking its knowledge of the human soul and the T'au mind to developing new tactics and strategems, and dispel T'au propaganda and covert activities.


===Relics and Wargear===
===Cathar Marines===


The Fortunate Sons have kept most of their relics from their days as Salamanders, including a large and  impressive variety of meltas, firebombs, and heavy flamers.
===Heralds of Roboute===


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This page contains a (stupid) outline of MidHammer 40,000 Space Marine Chapters, whether or not they're underneath the command of Legions or independent. This includes their origins, as well as examples of different Chapters.

Chapter Foundings[edit | edit source]

The foundings should be considered more like "Eras" or common trends. A founding a collective term for a period in which a particular type of space marine chapter foundings occur. Often these founding mirror the historical period of the Imperium's history that they were commissioned in. The foundings should not be thought of as exclusive to the type mentioned. There were plenty of successful and vibrant chapters that came out of the Cursed Founding era, for instance.

The Penitential Founding (M30-32)[edit | edit source]

Second Founding Chapters:

  • "Death Raiders"
Formed of Death Guard remnants, who while still loyal to the emperor, disagreed with most if not all of the cultural and organizational reforms made by Garro. Filled with Old Guard of Barbarus, these Astartes have been mostly used in Ork and Tyrannid based conflicts.
  • "The Charcodons"
Fmr Night Lords
  • "Consumed"
Fmr World Eaters led by none other than Kharn the Betrayer. Kharn refused to force his legion to part with the Butcher's Nails.
  • Scions of Talassar
Remnant Chapter made from formerly Possessed Ultramarines, unwavering in their hatred and contempt of the forces of Chaos.
  • The Sin Bearers
Former Word Bearers Chapter.

The "Corvidae" 5th Founding (M33)[edit | edit source]

The Fifth Founding came about as a result of a the First Black Crusade, when several legions (the Iron Hands in particular) learned the hard way how painfully ill-equipped they were for war against demonic forces. While orders like The Grey Knights did exist, they were small, and the Inquisition's "Ordo Malleus" was distrusted by most, if not all Space Marine Legions.

Blue Eagles[edit | edit source]

Blue Eagles
Founding M33
Successors of White Scars
Chapter Master Kaxhramon Bek
Homeworld None (migratory)
Strength Flucuating
Specialty Naval Combat
Allegiance Imperium of Man
Colours Blue and Orange
Basic information
We are the Blue Eagles, Death to your gods!
Founder "Qaghan of Obscura"
Cult Obsequiani (Antiquitae)
School Qashmpa
Patron Saint None
Index Chorgoris
Regula Tempestus
Specialties Naval Combat, boarding, chaos

The Blue Eagles patrol the Segmentum Obscura, near the Eye of Terror. They are usually the first to respond to incursions in the warp, and are consequently often the hardest hit.

Organisation and Tactics

The Blue Eagles have additional Blanks, who are often affixed to each company. They recruit from a specific region of the planet Qifa in the Qodiry system. It is here where their particular school of obsequiani comes from, which emphasizes discipline and self control from a very young age.

Other Fifth Founding Chapters[edit | edit source]

  • The Corvidae
One of the few donated by Magnus the Red as one of The First of the new Mystic Chapters
  • The Exorcists
  • The Pleasure-Seekers
Chapter and Ironic name provided by Fulgrim, this Chapter excels in fighting against the Servants of Slaanesh
  • The Emperor's Path
White Scars Successor, specializes in fighting against Tzeentch
  • The Emperor's Peace
Focuses on The Servant's of Khorne,
  • The Wolf Hounds
Another Anti-Khorne Chapter, trained by Leman Russ
  • The Apothacaries
Iron Hands Successors, specialize in killing Demons of Nurgle.
  • Espandor's Faithful
General Anti-Demon Ultramarine Successors

The "Dornian Founding" (M34)[edit | edit source]

Called The Dornian Founding by those not in Proximity to Rogal Dorn, was made up of the deserters of The Imperial Fists Legion. Dorn's Legion, angry that Dorn had abandoned crusading for obsession with fortifications requested that part of the legion break off and serve Horus's plans. Dorn consented on the condition that he would allow them to break off if they agreed to follow The (maligned by Fists) Codex Astartes. Unfortunately they Called his bluff.

Pleasure Seekers[edit | edit source]

Pleasure Seekers
Founding M34
Successors of Emperor's Children
Chapter Master Thomas Dabenebrg
Homeworld None (migratory)
Strength Full Strength
Specialty Slaaneshi Demons
Allegiance Imperium of Man
Colours Purple and Gold
Basic information
We are seeking pleasure, woe when we find him
Founder "Johaan VanWeltkrieg"
Cult Imperial Truth
Patron Saint None
Index Phoenecian
Regula Tempestus

Created by Fulgrim following the first Black Crusade, the Pleasure Seekers are the foremost experts and detecting and uprooting slaaneshi cultists.

Other "Dornian Founding" Chapters[edit | edit source]

  • The Emperor's Champions
Founded by None other than Rogal's Former Champion, Sigismund, This chapter is unique among the other Imperial Fist Chapters in that it is one of the Few that does not use "Index Praetor," Instead preferring the Rules set out by The Khan enshrined in Index Chorgoris.
  • The Crimson Fists
  • The Celestial Lions
  • The Imperial Fists
  • Fists Exemplar
  • Excoriators
  • Iron Knights
  • Astral Knights
  • Soul Drinkers
In this universe a Dorn Successor chapter that follows the Rule of Magnus

The "Derp Founding" (m37)[edit | edit source]

The infamous "Derp Founding" occurred sometime in the 36th & 37th millenniums.

Sledgehammers[edit | edit source]

Sledgehammers
Founding M36
Successors of Imperial Fists
Chapter Master Colis Solsburry
Homeworld None (migratory)
Strength Full Strength
Specialty Fortification Seige
Allegiance Imperium of Man
Colours Yellow and Black
Basic information
Your death will be our testimony
Founder "Gabriel Rutherford"
Cult Imperial Truth
Patron Saint None
Index Praetorian
Regula None

A transfer to the Ultima Segmentum from Dorn's Tempestus Citadel, the Sledgehammers brought their Ruthless experience breaking sieges meant to hold Tyranids and Orks to T'au Space.

Organization and Tactics[edit | edit source]

History[edit | edit source]

The Sledgehammers were former members of the Hands of Dorn. Their specialty was "Fortification Research" or, in laymans terms, siege expertise. They would work to besiege any designed fortification Dorn and his engineers designed.

Religion[edit | edit source]

The Sledgehammers are one of the few chapters that do not adhere to a Cult.

Swarm of Locusts[edit | edit source]

Swarm of Locusts
Founding M36
Successors of Iron Hands
Chapter Master Rossum Bokhanavosky
Homeworld D-503 (Ultima Segmentum)
Strength Chapter itself is undermanned.
Specialty Human wave "Auxillaries"
Allegiance Imperium of Man (later Dark Mechanicum)
Colours Grey and Green
Basic information
If you will not surrender, then Die intact
Founder "Zaharov"
Cult Omnissiah
Index Phoenecian
Regula None

Perhaps the most infamous of the Derp Founding Chapters, the Swarm of Locusts blah blah blah.

Organization and Tactics[edit | edit source]

Beating the Tyranids at their own game since M36

The Swarm of Locusts have a disproportionate amount of Techmarines, but otherwise operate mostly under standard Chapter divisions.

The Swarm have two additional sub classification Techmarines. The first is called a "Administrator" who is telepathically connected to the Servitor swarm. The second is the "Retriever" who gathers and reassembles new forces from fallen foes.

The Swarm also has an additional apothecary given the unassuming name of "Offensive Apothecary." This Apothecary is well versed in Xenobiology, and is equipped with the necessary poisons, toxins, and medical equipment to quickly subdue and convert opponents.

The Swarm excel in Human wave tactics, using the technologically enhanced soldiers to overwhelm their enemy while the Astartes attack from the rear. The skill of the Administrator enables him to director his swarm in intricate patterns, and command hundreds to act in unison.

Each company will have at least 4 Administrators, who in turn will control anything from tens to hundreds of individual servitors. The favored pattern of the Swarm is to have half of the swarms focus on overwhelming the enemy's defenses, while the other focuses on retrieval. The Retrieval teams will then act to capture as many living soldiers as possible, preferably with their bodies and equipment intact. Should their equipment be unusable or ineffective, the retrievers will have primitive weapons prepared for the newly formed skitarri.

Following their fall from the Imperium, the Skill of the Offensive Apothecary grew only more obscene, to the point where they could force captured entities to develop weaponized mutations that would compensate for their lack of equipment.

Plasma Cutters[edit | edit source]

Plasma Cutters
Founding M36
Successors of Blood Angels
Chapter Master Tobias Baffory
Homeworld None (migratory)
Strength Dwindling
Specialty Close quarters combat, Pacification
Allegiance Imperium of Man
Colours White and Cyan (they like to see the blood spatters)
Basic information
We will not waste a drop
Founder "Thronos Salo"
Cult Imperial Truth
Index Phoenecian
Regula None

Part of the infamous "Derp Founding" of M36.

Organization and Tactics[edit | edit source]

The Plasma Cutters fused their Legion's history with Jumppacks with their love of Close quarters combat to devastating efficiency. They have modified their jump packs to allow for multiple jumps and will regularly hop around a the battle field. A favored tactic is to Jump into the midst of enemy seize some of the soldiers, and jump again, feasting on the blood of the soldiers while flying before landing to repeat the process.

Fortunate Sons[edit | edit source]

Fortunate Sons
Founding M37
Successors of Salamanders
Chapter Master Cam Duke Clemons
Homeworld None (migratory)
Strength Larger than Vulkan would like
Specialty Genocide, Meltas, Disappointing their Dad
Allegiance Imperium of Man
Colours Olive, Brown, Dark Green
Basic information
Uncle Bobby will find his own!
Founder Pete TS Dirksen
Cult Impavidae (fmr Promethean Cult)
Holy Seat Laphis
Patron Saint
Index Phoenecian
Regula none
Specialties Orks, Tyranids, T'au

You've heard of Dorn's Angry Bois, well here's Vulkan's Crazy bois and why recruiting from Catachan is a terrible idea. Sort of a cross between the Black Templars and the Prodigal Sons. The Heraldry is going to be some variation of US 198th Infantry Brigade.

Chapter Influence and Behavior[edit | edit source]

The Fortunate Sons are every single Call of Duty protagonist, Vietnam War "I love the smell of Napalm in the morning" movie warrior, Jarhead, Urah! American Military-wank, and joke about Marines eating Crayons rolled into a single suit of power armor. Their connection to Vulkan has given them a love of Protheium bombing opponents. Unlike a chapter like The Swarm of Locusts, who are callous and sinister, the Fortunate Sons are loud, arrogant, and obnoxious but sincere, jovial, and well-meaning. They are also incredibly reckless, and the carelessness in which they carry about their wars has resulted in a civilian death count equaling if not exceeding The Swarm.

Organization and Tactics[edit | edit source]

The Fortunate Sons have carried the Salamander's love of Fire and Fire weaponry with them into exile. Despite Vulkan's insistence that they have carried none of his ideals. The Fortunate Sons are some of the best companions IG and SG could have. The Fortunate sons believe deeply in the bonds forged in war, and as such treat all of their squadmates and comrades as battle-brothers, and will just as willingly give their lives for a Ratling Private, Ultramar Trilileur, or Kroot soldier as they would their own brothers. Even those few T'au who are part of the Imperium in the Wuni Enclaves have enjoyed the comradeship and protection of the fortunate sons. So long as the planet itself is never fully occupied, and they aren't anywhere near the blast radius, they have found a friend in the Fortunate Sons.

History[edit | edit source]

Captain Pete "Tyranid Stomper" Dirkson was the Seargent of the 134th Company of The Salamanders Legion in M36. While he and his company were part of "Catachan's First," (or Catachan's Last as the Salamanders now call them) part of three companies that were recruited exclusively from the Planet Catachan, a death world under Vulkan's jurisdiction whose tenacity and survivability impressed him. Catachan's First quickly gained renown for their impressive victories against Orks and Tyrannid incursions. Their fortunes quickly turned when they applied their successful strategies of indiscriminate application of fire against a Tau vassal world, incinerating the T'au, their Guevassa subjects, the flora, and the atmosphere.

Catachan's First likely would have seen their end by Vulkan's Hammer if it hadn't be for the Captain-General of The Adeptus Astartes. The Fortunate Sons were part of what future Imperial historians called The "Tau Founding" alongside of chapters such as The "Sledgehammers," The "Plasma Cutters," The "Swarm of Locusts," and "The Crimson Skulls." The now infamous Captain-General Justinian "The Butcher" Vendee, offered Dirksen and his company a successor chapter. Vulkan, enraged, almost resigned as Segmentarch. After his brothers were able to calm Vulkan, he cut the Fortunate Sons from the Promethean cult, and refuses to coordinate with them. They are guests of Royum Ultramar, where they are given free reign so long as they are fighting on Ultramari worlds.

Religion[edit | edit source]

The Fortunate Sons are part of the wide collection of Promethean/Syncretic cults called "The Cult of The Dauntless Few" or "Impavidae Cult."

The Fortunate Sons refer to The Emperor of Mankind as "Mister Bossman," and is sometimes given the honorific of their ancient deity Thamhyusden (Lord of Earth). Vulkan is still referred to as "Papa Vulkan," despite him wanting nothing to do with his wayward children.

Relics and Wargear[edit | edit source]

The Fortunate Sons have kept most of their relics from their days as Salamanders, including a large and impressive variety of meltas, firebombs, and heavy flamers.

Examples of the Regula Collegi Chapters[edit | edit source]

The Will of Guilliman[edit | edit source]

The Will of Guilliman
Founding M33
Successors of Ultramarines
Chapter Master Boethius St.Konor
Homeworld Prandium
Strength Restricted (College)
Specialty Administrating the Prandium Seat, Philosophy, Imperial T'au
Allegiance Imperium of Man
Colours Copper and Beige

The Will of Guilliman heads the Holy Seat of Prandium, a homeworld of Gardens, farms and universities, with a sizable nobility. Prandium is known for its divination for determining the will of "Spectra Pietas" the "Will of The Divine" which is a pseudo-divinity in its own right.

Militarily, the Prandium Seat has been setting its philosophical minds to warfare, taking its knowledge of the human soul and the T'au mind to developing new tactics and strategems, and dispel T'au propaganda and covert activities.

Cathar Marines[edit | edit source]

Heralds of Roboute[edit | edit source]

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