Rainbow Warriors: Difference between revisions
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| Rainbow Warriors | ||
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| Founding | First Founding (later retconned) | |
| Successors of | None/Unknown | |
| Successor Chapters | None | |
| Homeworld | Prism? | |
| Allegiance | Imperium | |
Back when Warhammer 40,000 was still called Rogue Trader, all of the First Founding Space Marine Chapters were known, and the Rainbow Warriors were one of them. Nothing else was known of them, except for the fact that the Sisters of Battle curb-stomped them at one point. Yeah, Games Workshop didn't think too highly of these guys, and in a Third Edition White Dwarf article, they were declared to be of a "later founding."
In the Fifth Edition Space Marines Codex, the planet "Prism" is designated as the homeworld of "<<record deleted>>," a chapter which bears the Rainbow Warriors' insignia.
Somewhere along the way, people thought it would be cool to envision the Rainbow Warriors as Aztec Marines.
It is noted that the image for Sisters of Battle in the Rogue Trader rulebook has a Sister shoot down what appears to be a Rainbow Warrior. This combined with the record deleted statement above suggest they were filthy heretics who got purged.