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The '''Brazen Claws''' are a [[Second Founding]] chapter descended from the [[Iron Hands]]. Their homeworld was eaten by [[Daemon|daemons]]. Rather than taking it laying down, they launched a twenty-year crusade into the [[Eye of Terror]]. Their purity was tested upon their emergence, but they had successfully avoided any significant taint. | The '''Brazen Claws''' are a [[Second Founding]] chapter descended from the [[Iron Hands]]. Their homeworld was eaten by [[Daemon|daemons]]. Rather than taking it laying down, they launched a twenty-year crusade into the [[Eye of Terror]]. Their purity was tested upon their emergence, but they had successfully avoided any significant taint. | ||
They recently appeared in the [[War of Beasts]], it seems like GW has not forgotten them just yet. | |||
They tend not to see tabletop because of their quartered red-and-blue paint scheme. They are otherwise identical to the [[Crimson Fists]]. | They tend not to see tabletop because of their quartered red-and-blue paint scheme. They are otherwise identical to the [[Crimson Fists]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:39, 5 May 2020
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| Battle Cry | Unknown | |
| Founding | Second Founding | |
| Successors of | Iron Hands | |
| Chapter Master | Caul Engentre | |
| Primarch | Ferrus Manus | |
| Homeworld | Talus IV (destroyed) | |
| Strength | Unknown | |
| Specialty | Unknown | |
| Allegiance | Imperium | |
| Colours | Quartered blue and red | |
The Brazen Claws are a Second Founding chapter descended from the Iron Hands. Their homeworld was eaten by daemons. Rather than taking it laying down, they launched a twenty-year crusade into the Eye of Terror. Their purity was tested upon their emergence, but they had successfully avoided any significant taint.
They recently appeared in the War of Beasts, it seems like GW has not forgotten them just yet.
They tend not to see tabletop because of their quartered red-and-blue paint scheme. They are otherwise identical to the Crimson Fists.