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Violent badass assholes. That's the theme of the fuckin' '''DESTROYERS'''. A heavy metal Second Founding Chapter, derived from [[White Scars]] [[gene-seed]]. There is little else on them. Supposedly, they are rather fierce but [[Inquisition|some people]] [[Derp|don't like]] [[Angry Marines|aggressive marines]]. They probably have issues with Mental Health. To prevent themselves and their primogenitor from being purged, they often throw themselves into combat, Screaming for Vengeance against humanity's foes. Especially against daemons. No matter The Number of The Beast(s) they're up against. They are extremely efficient in warfare, but also particularly brutal and show No Remorse. You could say they have... an Appetite for Destruction. In a Vulgar Display of Power, they're willing to Kill 'Em All, women and children alike if it means stopping the taint of chaos. To them, that's just Another Perfect Day. Okay, okay, I'll stop.
Violent badass assholes. That's the theme of the fuckin' '''DESTROYERS'''. A heavy metal Second Founding Chapter, derived from [[White Scars]] [[gene-seed]]. There is little else on them. Supposedly, they are rather fierce but [[Inquisition|some people]] [[Derp|don't like]] [[Angry Marines|aggressive marines]]. They probably have issues with Mental Health. To prevent themselves and their primogenitor from being purged, they often throw themselves into combat, Screaming for Vengeance against humanity's foes. Especially against daemons. No matter The Number of The Beast(s) they're up against. They are extremely efficient in warfare, but also particularly brutal and show No Remorse. You could say they have... an Appetite for Destruction. In a Vulgar Display of Power, they're willing to Kill 'Em All, Women and Children First if it means stopping the taint of chaos. To them, that's just Another Perfect Day. Okay, okay, I'll stop.


The Imperium cares little for their heroics. Despite this, they keep fighting for the Emperor. The Destroyers also seem to adhere to the Codex more so than their fellow successors. Their only known engagement was in the [[13th Black Crusade]].
The Imperium cares little for their heroics. Despite this, they keep fighting for the Emperor. The Destroyers also seem to adhere to the Codex more so than their fellow successors. Their only known engagement was in the [[13th Black Crusade]].

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Destroyers
Battle Cry Unknown
Number Unknown
Founding Second Founding
Successors of White Scars
Successor Chapters Unknown
Chapter Master Unknown
Primarch Jaghatai Khan
Homeworld Unknown
Strength Unknown
Specialty Destroying things
Allegiance Imperium
Colours Black armor, yellow pauldrons and helm

Violent badass assholes. That's the theme of the fuckin' DESTROYERS. A heavy metal Second Founding Chapter, derived from White Scars gene-seed. There is little else on them. Supposedly, they are rather fierce but some people don't like aggressive marines. They probably have issues with Mental Health. To prevent themselves and their primogenitor from being purged, they often throw themselves into combat, Screaming for Vengeance against humanity's foes. Especially against daemons. No matter The Number of The Beast(s) they're up against. They are extremely efficient in warfare, but also particularly brutal and show No Remorse. You could say they have... an Appetite for Destruction. In a Vulgar Display of Power, they're willing to Kill 'Em All, Women and Children First if it means stopping the taint of chaos. To them, that's just Another Perfect Day. Okay, okay, I'll stop.

The Imperium cares little for their heroics. Despite this, they keep fighting for the Emperor. The Destroyers also seem to adhere to the Codex more so than their fellow successors. Their only known engagement was in the 13th Black Crusade.

They've also managed to draw some flak from the Ecclesiarchy, firstly because they are ardent adherents to logic over faith and, in a surprise turn of events, they brutally mutilate the corpses of their enemies.

Gallery

Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes
First Founding
(M29)
Blood Angels • Dark Angels • Imperial Fists • Iron Hands • Raven Guard • Salamanders • Space Wolves • Ultramarines • White Scars
Second Founding
(021.M31)
Angels of Absolution • Angels Encarmine • Angels Porphyr • Angels of Redemption • Angels Sanguine • Angels of Vengeance • Angels Vermillion • Aurora Chapter • Black Consuls • Black Guard • Black Templars • Blood Drinkers • Brazen Claws • Crimson Fists • Destroyers • Doom Eagles • Eagle Warriors • Excoriators • Fists Exemplar • Flesh Tearers • Genesis Chapter • Inceptors • Iron Snakes • Libators • Lions Sable • Marauders • Mortifactors • Nemesis • Novamarines • Obsidian Glaives • Patriarchs of Ulixis • Purple Stars • Praetors of Orpheus • Rampagers • Raptors • Red Talons • Revilers • Silver Eagles • Silver Skulls • Soul Drinkers • Storm Lords • White Consuls • Wolf Brothers
Third to
Twelfth Founding
(M32-M35)
Astral Claws • Angels Penitent • Angels Revenant • Charnel Guard • Dark Paladins • Executioners • Flesh Eaters • Halo Brethren • Howling Griffons • Iron Knights • Mantis Warriors • Marines Malevolent • Night Swords • Sable Swords (initial) - Scythes of the Emperor • Space Sharks • Sons of Guilliman
Thirteenth Founding
(M35)
Death Spectres • Exorcists
Fourteenth to
Twentieth Founding
Angels of Fire • Avenging Sons • Celebrants
Twenty-First Founding
(991.M35)
Black Dragons • Blood Gorgons • Fire Hawks • Flame Falcons • Lamenters • Minotaurs • Sons of Antaeus • Tiger Claws
Twenty-Second to
Twenty-Sixth Founding
(M35-M41)
Angels of Vigilance • Angels Excelsis • Celestial Lions • Dark Hunters • Disciples of Caliban • Emperor's Spears • Fire Angels • Golden Sons • Hospitallers • Imperial Harbingers • Iron Lords • Knights of the Raven • Marines Errant • Mentors • Fire Claws/Relictors • Star Phantoms • Subjugators
Ultima Founding
(999.M41/000.M42 to 012.M42)
Angels of Defiance • Black Vipers • Blades of Vengeance • Castellans of the Rift • Covenant of Fire • Dark Krakens • Fulminators • Knights Cerulean • Knights of the Chalice • Knights of Thunder • Necropolis Hawks • Nemesors • Praetors of Ultramar • Prime Absolvers • Rift Stalkers • Silver Drakes • Silver Templars • Sons of the Phoenix • Storm Reapers • Umbral Knights • Unnumbered Sons • Valiant Blades • Void Tridents • Wolfspear
Unknown Founding Absolvers • Accipiters • Adulators • Angel Guard • Angels Eradicant • Angels of Retribution • Astral Knights • Blood Ravens • Blood Swords • Brazen Drakes • Bringers of Judgement • Brothers Penitent • Carmine Blades • Cowled Wardens • Crimson Castellans • Crimson Consuls • Crimson Scythes • Dark Hands • Dark Sons • Death Eagles • Doom Warriors • Emperor's Shadows • Fire Lords • Guardians of the Covenant • Graven Spectres • Hammers of Dorn • Harbingers • Hawk Lords • Invaders • Iron Crusaders • Iron Talons • Jade Dragons • Knights of Blood • Knights Unyielding • Marines Exemplar • The Nameless • Night Watch • Rainbow Warriors • Reclaimers • Red Hunters • Red Scorpions • Red Seraphs • Red Templars • Retributors • Sable Swords (refounded) • Shadow Wolves • Solar Hawks • Sons of Orar • Star Dragons • Stormwatchers • Storm Giants • Storm Wardens • Valedictors • Viper Legion • Vorpal Swords • White Templars • Storm Wings
Unsanctioned Founding Consecrators (founding unknown, but likely after 2nd Founding) • Sons of Medusa (separated from parent Chapters, ratified by edict) • Steel Confessors (de facto 22nd Founding, de jure ratified by edict) • Ashen Claws (separatist Raven Guard Legion exiles, nominal loyalists)
Others Astartes Praeses • Deathwatch • Grey Knights • Judged • Legion of the Damned