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Following the calamity of the [[Hektor Heresy]], the great Space Marine Legions were broken up into [[Space Marine Chapters (Hektor Heresy)|Space Marine Chapters]] consisting of 1,000 battle brothers and their support. This measure, eventually agreed to by all of the surviving Loyalist Primarchs, was intended to keep the might of the Space Marines spread out among a thousand Chapter Masters rather than husbanded by a handful of Legion Masters. This ensured that a rebellion by the Imperium's super-human protectors could never again ravage the whole Galaxy. [[Gaspard Lumey]], sire of the [[Void Angels]] laid out the military organisation of the Chapters in the '''Institutorum Astartes''', with [[Thomas Gaudin]] of [[the Crusaders]] establishing the ethics of the tome. Utterly committed to the plan of the Institutorum, Lumey broke up his Legion and did not even take command of a single Chapter. | |||
Fabrice Diallo was a particular favourite of Gaspard Lumey and led many of the critical assaults of the Void Angels campaigns in the Great Crusade. Diallo was especially famous for commanding the ground attack on Karazak during the [[Core Worlds Campaign]]. It was something of a surprise that he did not inherit the command of the Void Angels chapter from his gene-sire, but none questioned his appointment at the head of the '''Angels Imperious'''. | |||
===Notable Campaigns=== | ===Notable Campaigns=== | ||
Revision as of 19:54, 27 February 2015
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| Battle Cry | "Fear not - and conquer!" | |
| Founding | Second Founding | |
| Successors of | Void Angels | |
| Chapter Master | Fabrice Diallo (Founding) | |
| Primarch | Gaspard Lumey | |
| Homeworld | Kouralia | |
| Strength | 1,000 at establishment | |
| Specialty | Planetary assault, close-quarters fighting | |
| Allegiance | Imperium of Man | |
| Colours | Blue and pale blue | |
The Angels Imperious were an Institutorum Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter and a proud successor of the Void Angels from the Second Founding.
Chapter History
Following the calamity of the Hektor Heresy, the great Space Marine Legions were broken up into Space Marine Chapters consisting of 1,000 battle brothers and their support. This measure, eventually agreed to by all of the surviving Loyalist Primarchs, was intended to keep the might of the Space Marines spread out among a thousand Chapter Masters rather than husbanded by a handful of Legion Masters. This ensured that a rebellion by the Imperium's super-human protectors could never again ravage the whole Galaxy. Gaspard Lumey, sire of the Void Angels laid out the military organisation of the Chapters in the Institutorum Astartes, with Thomas Gaudin of the Crusaders establishing the ethics of the tome. Utterly committed to the plan of the Institutorum, Lumey broke up his Legion and did not even take command of a single Chapter.
Fabrice Diallo was a particular favourite of Gaspard Lumey and led many of the critical assaults of the Void Angels campaigns in the Great Crusade. Diallo was especially famous for commanding the ground attack on Karazak during the Core Worlds Campaign. It was something of a surprise that he did not inherit the command of the Void Angels chapter from his gene-sire, but none questioned his appointment at the head of the Angels Imperious.
Notable Campaigns
Like many of the Void Angels' Successors, the Angels Imperious were sorely tested in WAAAGH! The Beast.
Notable Members
Chapter Combat Doctrine
This Chapter was militant in its observance of the combat doctrines of the Institutorum Astartes. Their formations were organised and deployed efficiently in the manner prescribed in that tome. Their training orients itself towards flexibility, though Fabrice Diallo's influence in their early decades left a legacy of aggressive close-quarters fighting.
The Angels Imperious greatly benefited from training alongside the Imperial Guard regiments of the Markian Corps. Such close association gave the Chapter a keen understanding of the capabilities of mortal soldiers. During emergencies in the Segmentum Pacificus, it is common to see a senior warrior of the Angels Imperious commanding a large combined-arms force.
Chapter Beliefs
The Angels Imperious revered Gaspard Lumey even more so than other Chapters. They see the Primarch's works as a comprehensive guide to the conduct of the Adeptus Astartes and strive to carry on in the tradition of the Fifth Legion; dedicated to the Imperial Truth, resolute in the defence of mankind, ruthless in the persecution of its enemies. Such a position occasionally puts them at odds with the moral code of the Institutorum Astartes penned by Thomas Gaudin during the Imperial Reformation. Yet such eccentricities are permissible in a Chapter so loyal and fierce.
Chapter Homeworld
When the great Void Angels Legion was divided up, Diallo was entrusted with protecting liberties of the Markian Pact worlds. Much like Ciban IV, the worlds of the Pact maintain their own government and, according to the letter of their laws, exercise control over their Chapter. In the eyes of the Imperium, however, the situation is reversed and the local governments are mere vassal administrations subordinate to the Chapter Master of the Angels Imperious.
The Chapter's base on the Water World Kouralia allows for the Angels Imperious to remain discrete in their operations while still basing themselves in an area rich in potential aspirants. Close proximity to the Void Angels Chapter means that the two often coordinate their activities.
Chapter Appearance
The colours of the Angels Imperious are dark blue and pale blue. This scheme honours the ancient alliance between the Astartes of Gaspard Lumey's line and the people of the Markian Pact.