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A Blood Angel's successor that looks down upon their bloody bros who fall to their gene-flaws. If their name didn't give it away they're an Atlantis-themed spehss mehreen chapter, reflected in their heraldry and naming devices. They're pretty minor, showing up only in the Blood Angel's Codex supplement, the Octarius War books, and White Dwarf editions. They look pretty cool, though. | A Blood Angel's successor that looks down upon their bloody bros who fall to their gene-flaws. If their name didn't give it away they're an Atlantis-themed spehss mehreen chapter, reflected in their heraldry and naming devices. They're pretty minor, showing up only in the Blood Angel's Codex supplement, the Octarius War books, and White Dwarf editions. They look pretty cool, though. | ||
Also notable from not answering Dante's call to fight in the [[Devastation of Baal]], arguing instead that the situation on their own backwater was bad enough already. | |||
[[File:Atlantian Spears Primaris.webp|frameless|left|BY MY GOLDEN TRIDENT]] | [[File:Atlantian Spears Primaris.webp|frameless|left|BY MY GOLDEN TRIDENT]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:59, 17 June 2023
Atlantian Spears[edit | edit source]
A Blood Angel's successor that looks down upon their bloody bros who fall to their gene-flaws. If their name didn't give it away they're an Atlantis-themed spehss mehreen chapter, reflected in their heraldry and naming devices. They're pretty minor, showing up only in the Blood Angel's Codex supplement, the Octarius War books, and White Dwarf editions. They look pretty cool, though.
Also notable from not answering Dante's call to fight in the Devastation of Baal, arguing instead that the situation on their own backwater was bad enough already.
