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eljackinton · 4 years ago

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Jack's End of Year Video Game Round-up.

There were many things I couldn't do this year, being in lockdown and all, which in turn meant I played a hell of a lot more video games than I normally do. Here's a quick rundown of what I thought of them.

Hitman 2

IO have sort of perfected the Hitman formula now, so future entries in the series simply have to ask the question of what new directions you can take that formula. In that regard Hitman 2 is a resounding success, setting sneaking and assassination in scenarios around the world from race tracks to holiday resorts, and thus making it the best entry yet. It's possible one day the Hitman conceit will wear thin, but today is not that day.

Thronebreaker

Most people will go into Thronebreaker just wanting a stand-alone version of the Gwent we played during Witcher 3. Thronebreaker is not that. Indeed, even beyond the changes to the mechanics brought in by the online version, Thronebreaker is more of a puzzle game which uses the mechanics of Gwent to concoct unique scenarios. Still, the story is pretty good and it is fun overall, even if it didn't end up scratching the itch left by Gwent.

Black Mesa (Xen)

I returned to Black Mesa after Xen was finally added, eager to see what the team had come up with. My feelings are complicated. The Xen portions of the game are really well designed, great to play and visually beautiful. However the levels hew so far from the Half-Life originals that it kind of stops feeling like Half-Life. I would have like to have seen a more faithful recreation to be honest.

Neon Struct

If you've been wanting a spiritual sequel to Thief that actually used the mechanics of Thief, here you go. Though low budget, and therefore having somewhat uninspiring visuals based on reused assets, it's still a really impressive game from what the team had to work with, and it's short enough that it doesn't outstay it's welcome.

Acid Spy

I'm generally usually okay at stealth games but this one was well beyond my skill level. Got through the tutorial but just got frustrated and quit on the first mission.

Salting the Earth

A wonderfully put together visual novel about the legacy of war and the nature of national identities. Also you date buff orc women. One of the best VNs I've played, but it does have some pretty bleak potential endings that clash somewhat with the rest of the story's tone.

Hedon

Speaking of buff orc women, Hedon is a vivid, perfectly designed retro-shooter that really uses the most of it's engine to bring it's world to life, with shades of Thief and Strife thrown in there. Wears its hornieness on it's sleeve, but if you can roll with that you'll have nothing but a good time.

The Painscreek Killings

I really really loved this immersive narrative game, where you explore an abandoned town to piece together a series of suspicious deaths. My only gripes are the town looks very British despite being set in the US, and the final confrontation adding a chase scene felt a little over dramatic.

Deus Ex Mankind Divided

There are many problems with Mankind Divided. Trying to find another story to do with Adam Jensen. Making the game more of an open world by taking away the usual Deus Ex globe-trotting. The clumsy use of racial metaphor being applied to cyborgs. All in all the game just didn't really come together, which is a shame, because the DLC showed such promise, and hinted at the real Deus Ex game we could have had.

Warhammer Armageddon DLC

I managed to complete the Salamanders DLC and got stuck near the end of the Blood Angels one. All in all it's simply 'more' of what the base game offered, and I'm not sure it really needed it.

Unavowed

Easily one of the most interesting games I played this year. So good It inspired me to write a cheesy fanfic. Sure the mechanics of applying squad mechanics to a point and click are interesting, but it's the world, the art and the characters themselves that really make this game. Highly recommended.

Devil Daggers

The ultimate distillation of classic shooter mechanics. One platform, one weapon, endless enemies. I didn't get all that far into it and I think most people won't, but I'm not going to complain for the price. Overdue a revisit.

Dream Daddy

A fun and fluffy dating game that actually does a good job of putting you into the mindset of a recently bereaved bisexual dad. Come for the hunks, stay for the really affecting story of a strained relationship between father and daughter.

Greedfall

Greedfall falls short of the mark in most aspects, but I have to give it credit for being one of the few games to give us a Bioware companion-centric adventure during this drought of Bioware games. It lacks the zing of something like Dragon Age, and handles the subject of colonialism really problematically, but if you can get past those issues, it's a fun ride, and a world I'd like to revisit.

Endless Legend

I've been wanting a game to scratch the Alpha Centauri itch for decades now and Endless Legend finally did it. There is a risk of being overwhelmed by the sheer number of unique factions to play, and I know I still haven't really scratched the surface even after 4 full campaigns. Is that a criticism? I suppose it depends if you think you can have too much of a good thing.

Space Hulk Deathwing Enhanced Edition

A valiant effort was put in to make a faithful FPS of the Space Hulk experience, but ultimately it falls far too short. The visuals look great and the game-feel of stomping around as a Space Marine really works, but the game lacks charm and character. Up against Vermintide, there's no comparison.

Sunless Sea

This is a game that feels like a bottomless abyss of secrets and mysteries tied up in a very brutal one-life-only system. I really enjoyed my time with Sunless Seas, with the music calling me like a wailing siren every now and again, yet in many ways I did find it a bit too unforgiving, and it could have benefited from having a bit more of a progression between lives than the almost solid reset it leaves you with.

Age of Empires / 2 / 3 Definitive Editions

The first Age of Empires has an important place in history, but is borderline unplayable by today's standards. Almost every aspect was improved in 2 and going back now feels like trading a car for a horse and cart. It's clear that the game was intending your slow crawl out of the stone age through hunting and gathering to be part of the game in its own right, but today it's just tedious, and the rest of the game is just so slow.

There isn't much to say about Age of Empire 2 that I haven't already said, but I will point out that multiplayer AOE2 has kept me sane over the course of the lockdown, and I'm glad the Definitive Edition enhanced that experience.

Age of Empire 3 tried too hard to reinvent the wheel. Instead of taking 2 and building on it, it instead contorted it around a colonisation theme, and it didn't really work. On top of that, the mechanics really felt they were built more for single-player story missions. The maps are too small, and the expansion factions clash with the rules badly. Still, there is fun to be had, and I'll be checking out the campaigns next year.

Hand of Fate 2

This game takes the original Hand of Fate and adds way, way too much into it. While I appreciate the addition of companions, a longer story mode, and optional side missions, the game is far too experimental with it's formula, and leaves me struggling with complex missions around being lost in a desert or evading barbarian hordes, when all I wanted was a straight forward dungeon crawl. I tapped out two thirds of the way through the campaign.

Wild Guns Reloaded

I love the style and aesthetic, but I just don't have the reflexes (or the gamepad) for these fast paced arcade games.

Vermintide 2 Drakenfels

Fatshark gave us an entire Vermintide campaign for free this year, at the cost of having to be subjected to obnoxious cosmetic micro-tranactions. Hard to say it was worth the price, but Fatshark really do continue to improve, bringing new scope and ideas to every new mission. As good as it gets.

Pendula Swing

A fun little game that apes the visuals of a Baldur's Gate style RPG but the mechanics of a point and click adventure game set in a fantasy version of the roaring twenties. A strong introduction to it's setting but definitely needs building on if we're to see a continuation. A lot of the world-building feels too simple and half-baked at times, and the gameplay feels like too much is going on too fast. Still, a charming story though.

The Shiva / The Blackwell Series

At first I had no idea that Unavowed was connected to a host of other Wadget Eye adventure games, so naturally I had to check them out. I'd known about The Shiva and the Blackwell games for years, but never actually thought about picking them up. Playing them all back to back was a great experience, and almost felt like a prototype to the episodic storytelling many games do today.

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light/Temple of Osiris

Guardian of Light is a fun, inventive co-op game for killing some time with a friend. The puzzles are often unique and interesting and get you thinking, and the story, while nothing fantastic, is fun enough to keep you interested and have a laugh about with your co-op partner in a B-Movie kind of way. Temple of Osiris adds way too much to the formula, with more characters, mechanics and more open exploration and it absolutely loses the charm of the first game, and even then it's buggy as hell. Skip the second one.

Command and Conquer Remastered

Big chunks of my childhood are taken up with memories of playing Command and Conquer and Red Alert, so it's difficult to really gauge my thoughts on the remaster. On the one hand the art direction looks great and preserves the feel of the original, and the quality of life improvements to the gameplay help make it more playable. The nostalgia hit is also palpable. That being said, the mechanics have not aged all that well, with much of the game being far, far too hard. Probably the best way to experience the genesis of the RTS genre but just know what you're getting in for.

Superhot Mind Control Delete

I wrote a lot at length about how unsure I was about Mind Control Delete at the time, and that's because it does feel a little unsure about itself. Is it a continuation of the first game? A fun bonus mode? A mediation on the nature of addiction? A critique of video game content? A joke on the player? I don't know, but I do know one thing, and that is that Superhot is still as addictive as hell.

Opus Magnum

Zachtronic's steampunk alchemy game requires far too much maths brain than I am capable of , and so I had to rely on guides a lot of the time, but that being said, it's still amazingly put together and vividly presented. Really feels like a game that could be used in schools.

Necromunda Underhive Wars (Story Mode)

I'll be checking out Underhive's Campaign mode in the new year, but for now I just want to talk about the story mode. Much like Mordheim, this is a game that's not going to work for everyone, but I really dug it and like it's unique take on a squad based TBS. However, in many respects the game does feel like a missed opportunity. The storyline is fun enough, and the arsenal robust, but much of the character of the tabletop game, the weird, chaotic, and sometimes comical things that can happen over the course of a battle seems to have been lost in translation, as has the quirky character to a lot of the gangs.

Outer Wilds

There is little I can say about Outer Wilds that hasn't already been said by others, particularly that one should go into the game as blind as possible. A beautiful piece of interactive art, words would fail me in describing it anyway.

Life is Strange 2

Fantastically written, amazingly animated, wonderfully acted, and grim and depressing as all hell. I really love Life is Strange 2, but it it a tough game to bare witness to, especially in 2020. It treats it's subject matter with great maturity, but is so dark it's hard to motivate yourself to continue each gruelling episode. Also, I really think it would have fared better if it had not named itself Life is Strange 2, as not following Max and Chloe turned a lot of people away from a game I think they'd have otherwise enjoyed if they'd named it Wolf Brothers or something.

Half Life 2 / Episodes / Portal / 2/ Mel

After playing Black Mesa earlier this year I decided to revisit the entire Half Life 2 and Portal series. What I concluded is that Half Life 2 is not really all that good. A well told story wrapped around weak combat and average encounter design. This much improves across the episodes of course, but in the end I rather feel Half Life 2 is pretty overrated.

Portal, on the other hand, still feels fresh, though I was surprised I'd forgotten just how much was added in Portal 2, to the point Portal feels more like a game demo. That being said, I think the slowly growing mystery and menace of Portal has aged a lot better than the gagfest the series became with 2. Mel, a stand-alone mod that feels like could be a Portal 3 in it's own right, returns to a more serious tone, and feels all the stronger because of it.

Control

Control has gone from a game I didn't really care about all that much to one of my favourites of the year, if not the decade. Sure there are criticisms I could make, but the world has so much depth, the characters so much potential, and the gameplay such perfectly designed chaos, that it wouldn't really matter. A great time was had.

Icewind Dale 2

Finishing Icewind Dale 2 was the final banishing of the old ghosts of Infinity Engine games I never finished as a kid. Sure there was the nostalgia, but Icewind Dale 2 also feels prefect for the Baldurs Gate era's swan song. Beautiful environments, a well written story and great interface and design, only pulled down due to some overly long busywork at various points and the plot being dragged on a little too long. Still, sad to know I have no further Infinity Engine games left to conquer.

Elsinore

The first half of Elsinore is an absolutely great time-loop mystery, which seems to be an interesting interrogation of Shakespearian tropes and asks the question of how much of a Shakespearian tragedy remains the more you change it. The second half, however, quickly devolves into a cosmic horror story that feels a poor fit for the genre and far too grim for the art style, and that's even before it basically devolves into trying to do the same thing Undertale did but worse. A well put together game whose ending did not sit well with me.

Gwent: The Witcher Card Game

Since Thronebreaker didn't sate my appetite I started playing competitive Gwent. It is a wholly different game than the one that appears in The Wither 3, but is certainly fascinating in it's own right. After 200 hours I am officially addicted, somebody please send help.

And that's that. Not doing a top 5 games of the year because I played too many this year and I've spent too much time thinking about them already. Here's hoping I play less in 2021 and can get back to a more normal life.

#video games

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warpswimming · 4 years ago

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Advanced Recon - Infiltrators

Here we go, at long last I can start looking into the units of the Vanguard. Today is the turn of the Infiltrators Infiltrators are a Primaris Troops choice clad in the Phobos armour of the Vanguard Being Marines they have the Chapter Tactics and Angels of Death rules. The other common rule they have is the Concealed Positions, which can be found here.

So what do they have?

They come stock with bolt pistol and a bolter, though unlike the standard bolter, their Marksman Bolt Carbine automatically wounds on an unmodified hit roll of 6. They come as standard with Omni Scramblers which prevents units being set up from reinforcements within 12 inch of them. They have the SMOKESCREEN keyword a rundown of which can be found here. Their only customisation option comes in the form of taking either a Helix Gauntlet or Infiltrator Comms Array. The Helix Gauntlet changes the damage of the first failed save to 0. In 8th it used to be used to heal a model, this is better as it just lets you shrug off the first bit of damage, and then your Apothecary can heal you in your command phase. It also forces your opponent to think about what resources he wants to commit and in what order. If he's planning on using heavy weapons to shift your infiltrators, will he hit you with light arms first as you ignoring 1 damage is a lot better than ignoring that flat 2 or higher for them. The Comms Array is useful if you're running multiple units of infiltrators and a Phobos Lieutenant or Captain as it allows the unit to always be in range of any of any Chapter PHOBOS units on the table for Rites of Battle (reroll 1s to hit) and Tactical Precision (reroll 1s to wound) It allows you to spread out which I think is key, not only for running a heavy objective play but also to deny reinforcements from arriving over large areas. Your isolated units of Comms equipped infiltrators will still be as reliable as if they were bunched up.

So what use are they?

Infiltrators bring a lot and depending on your Chapter can be either really durable or pretty decent offensively. You can keep them around your deployment zone to stop enemy reinforcements showing up. Just because you have Concealed Positions doesn’t mean you have to be forward. If your opponent is going for your objective with a reinforcement heavy list this zones them out. Who wants those Deathwing Terminators and Sanguinary Guard popping up, not to mention Genestealer Cults.

You could use your infiltrators as shock troops. Use their Concealed Positions to get them up close, go for Assault doctrine to give your bolters some AP and shoot away. This works well as Imperial Fists with their hits of 6 giving an extra hit, though it must be noted that that extra hit isn’t an automatic wound, those days are gone. Give them the Comms Array and you don’t have to worry about spreading out to still get your benefits.

The final way I can see you using these is as really obnoxious denial units. You're a Troops choice and so have Objective secured. Pop a Helix Gauntlet in there, run as say Iron Hands for your 6+ negate wounds, keep the SMOKESCREEN strat handy and make rushes on the enemy objectives. In order to stop you the enemy will need to focus on your push rather than the pure damage dealers you may have elsewhere. If not they will need to swarm objectives with cheaper Troops units which when your guys have a minimum of 3 attacks each in the first round of combat and 2 power armoured wounds to chew through can make for a slog on their part.

So do you take them

In short, Yes. Long answer is that it depends on the size of your game and composition of your force. In low power games, say 25-50 it can be tight to fit in, 6 power troop units, larger games make it easier. Needless to say, one squad to run interferance will never be a bad idea. So are you taking them now? Back next time with Incursors.

#new40k #warhammer40k #warcom #warhammercommunity #warmaidens #warmongers #infiltrators #adeptusastartes #spacemarines #vanguard #gamechangersnp

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nightbringer24 · 4 years ago

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I want to get the Dark Angels Legion Deathwing Companion set because I just came up with the idea that they would act as a bodyguard for the Chapter Master among the 1st Company.

Or just use them as the basis for a cool looking chapter command squad.

I just want those helmets.

#personal

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asklionjonson · 5 years ago

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Battle Report Dark Angels Vs Guard and Inquisitors

2500 pts of death and destruction.

Dark Angels Highlighted units: Leviathan Dreadnought with claw and gun, One Dark Talon, Azreal, a Lieutenant with blood angel arm (He has his own story.). Ezykyle, and a phobos captain running another detachment.

Imperial Guard Highlighted units: Inquisitor Karazmotov,, did I spell that right? Lord Commisar Guant, two squads of stormtroopers, and one Hellevua Lemon Russ tank commander.

Highlights of the game: Ever see a reiver squad and Ezykyle go up against Guant and his command squad.... its not pretty for the guard.

Ever see a Lemon Russ score 25+ Astartes Kills plus two more in melee after being engaged by a squad of Deathwing Knights. Neither have I.

Ever see a Lev Dread charge two stormtrooper squads and turn them into his personal play things. I have.

Ever see Karazmotov go up against Azreal and a Primarus LT only to beat both to one wound and then to completely wiff the follow up round leading to his death. HELL YA I HAVE.

RESAULT: DARK ANGEL VICTORY!!!

#Warhammer #40k #warhammer 40k #Dark Angels #imperial guard #commisar #Azreal

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nightscalestudio · 1 year ago

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Watcher in the Dark.

#nightscalestudio #space marines #Watcher in the Dark #Dark Angels #deathwing command squad #dark angels deathwing #warhammer #warhammer40k #warhammer40000 #miniaturepainting #paintingminiature #painting comission

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andallhisausterenhost · 6 years ago

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After Action Report: Abate the Edge of Traitors

After going to all the effort* to write a fluffy intro to this battle, I then have had zero interest in writing a fluffy after action report. I think the problem is taking unpainted miniatures - it’s a bit hard to get worked up or invested in the death of Senor Greyskin and his trusty sidekick, Lady Dull Metallic, when I could instead get really into the clash of arms between, say, Brother-Veteran Hitoshi, warrior of the Mantis Warriors, and Matthias the Vicious, the dread serial killer of Nužudymas, cultist of Qyn Kraugeriškas, pirate-slave of Malachi the Surly, ya know?

It doesn’t help that @littlemangsofwar has some of the worst luck in recorded history.

My writer’s block is especially frustrating when Mangs puts a great deal of effort into his lists. Task Force Vengeance is fully named, from Librarian Cassiel down to the Land Raider Redeemer Purity Rolling.** I need to step up my game, both in terms of painting and in terms of, you know, writing. Things.

Anyway, this clash was really fun on paper. Mangs’s Dark Angels list is pretty mechanised, featuring a Nephillim Jetfighter (Caliban’s Wrath), a Predator, Razorback, a Rhino, scouts, a pack of Deathwing as well as officers. It’s not the most optimized list for 8th edition Dark Angels, as they actually really want to stand very still and get free re-rolls, but it is cool as hell to look at.

The Ravenwing were just here to scout the battlefield, then peeled away for another, more important mission elsewhere (he didn’t actually include them in the list! A mistake we’ve all made.).

I had a really bizarre list, swelled with unpainted units to try and match @littlemangsofwar‘s cool Dark Angels. In the centre of the board, I massed my marines in cover, as well as some slightly forward scouts (including the new snipers and the Crusaders, who took up stances around an old console in the ruins). I had some attack bikes waiting in reserve, hidden behind buildings. On the right flank, the Radical Inquisitor took up position in his commandeered Razorback, behind a Tactical squad and some... uh... ash-camouflaged Assault Marines.

The blocks are actually a Daemonhost containing a warp spirit of Order, which I have some very cool ideas on, but they can wait until I paint more of the Inquisitor’s band of acolytes. The new Blackstone Fortress actually has a bunch of models that I was planning on converting for his gang, so that is going to be very hard to resist.***

I also had two squads of Ratlings, led by a Squat commander and accompanied by an Astropath, part of the Inquisitor’s extended retinue. The Mantis Warriors marching into battle accompanied by xenos, a daemonhost, and semi-humans! Not a great look, but they were here to fight the Dark Angels, who themselves have a less than savoury reputation.

We played a variation of Cleanse and Capture, which I’ll drop below the cut. Essentially it was the same scenario but we each had some bonus Tactical Objectives we wanted to achieve to give the thing a bit of flavour.

The objective markers were intended to represent archaeological sites that may contain information on + + + REDACTED BY INQUISITORIAL EDIT 7532/ω + + + which obviously the Dark Angels also sought.

I know I just wrote a lot of words about the scenario, but I’m afraid that I’m not up for a prolonged blow-by-blow of the game, so here are some highlights:

Despite a tremendous amount of possible mortal wound output from my three squads of snipers (two Ratling and one Mantis), I only killed about three Tactical marines from them all game. Of course, Ratling squads are only 45 points, so it’s still not a bad choice.

Early in the game, my attack bike with a multi-melta swung out and nearly one-shotted the Predator Silencer. In anger at this, @littlemangsofwar fired nearly his whole bloody army at the little bikers, only finally killing them with a plasma rifleman who then died in the explosion. What heroes.

There he is, tucked behind that barricade there.

The advanced (and second-most recently painted) sniper scouts that were holding the objective in the ruins were brutally cut down in a single round by a combination of Redeemer flamers and a Dark Angels Tactical Squad. Said squad would then hole up in that ruin for the rest of the game, sniper fire plinking off their power armour and holding my Assault Marines at bay.

The Inquisitor and his minions did very little. I’ll admit that I strongly dislike their rules in the Index - they get almost no character and kind of encourage the worst kind of spam. Take lots with plasma guns! Each one man unit is an Elite choice! And you can’t have cool models with twin swords or twin pistols actually count as those weapons! Lame.

Purity Rolling gets assaulted by the Mantis Warriors officer cadre.

In a pitched fight that goes to show why tanks don’t like urban battlefields, Purity Rolling got swarmed by my entire HQ and my teleporting Terminator Squad and got chipped to death. I was very lucky, getting off that 9″ charge, and it did come down to the power sword of the Sergeant, but it was still brutal.

Brother-Apothecary Jiyuna wimping out and refusing to charge Purity Rolling which is fair enough, really.

@littlemangsofwar kept the pressure on my Devastator Squad, but his fucking appalling dice rolling in this game meant that they lasted most of it. I don’t believe they did anything useful, but they just kept absorbing his fire.

pew pew

Beneath the Devastators, in the same ruins, were a Tactical Squad, which got assaulted by one of the Dark Angels Tacticals. The battle was fairly even, frustratingly, for several battle rounds, despite the assistance of my Brother-Apothecary Jiyun, Lieutenant Khan Nguyen Thi Kim, and the abhuman company commander in service of the Inquistion. The latter had a powerfist! He didn’t hit once!

His brothers cut down around him, Brother-Sergeant Kiraman fights against overwhelming odds.

An absolute beast who would. not. die. This caption refers to Kiraman, and not anyone wearing green, white, or blue. Jerks.

In the centre, my command squad and both units of Terminators kept wailing on one another for several turns. Between adroit use of psychic powers and @littlemangsofwar‘s gross luck, I came out on top, although my First Company warriors were annihilated to a man.

A glorious melee.

Chief Librarian Ahazra Redth channeling the Warp.

On the right flank, there is nothing much to report. Caliban’s Wrath was pretty wrathful, taking out my Inquisitor’s Razorback. Scouts and fire from various other tanks took down most of the acolytes, including the Slann and the exiled Aeldari ranger, but the Inquisitor himself was able to channel the powers of the warp and take out the scouts. The glowing cubic forms of the daemonhost did something between ‘nothing’ and ‘waste time’.

A rhino burns in the distance as Mantis Warriors Tactical Marines advance.

Overall, this game wasn’t as much fun as I would have liked. Don’t get me wrong, @littlemangsofwar is always cool to hang out with, but his luck was just so awful. It’s no fun watching your opponent roll ten dice and get two hits.

I was using Raven Guard rules for the Mantis Warriors, as I do feel that it’s the best feel for their hit-and-run tactics in the fluff, but it’s also a very strong Chapter Tactic. Certainly light-years better than the terrible ‘you hit harder if you charge out of cover... for some reason’ rules they are reputed to have had two editions ago.

Hopefully, the next time @littlemangsofwar and I have a full game of 40K, our luck will even out. We did have two Kill Team games on Sun 28 Oct, and those went very differently!

I’ll leave you with at atmospheric**** photo of Squad Nakir of the Dark Angels...

Final score: Victory, Mantis Warriors. (Dark Angels withdraw.)

Men of the Match: Attack Bike with multi-melta. Toughness five, four wounds, baby!

Lesson to Remember: Dark Angels infantry get to re-roll ones if they don’t move that turn.

+ + + Thought for the Day: By the manner of their death we shall know them. + + +

Scenario: Maelstrom of War scenario Cleanse and Capture (see p.230 of the rulebook).

Modifications:

Terrain:

As traditional, whoever gets there first places terrain; second-comer can choose deployment side.

Placing objectives:

As I'm picking the scenario, you can choose whether to place the first or second objective. You may also choose which deployment type (p.216) we want to use.

Tactical Objectives:

As written (that is, we generate Tactical Objectives until we hold three), but we start with some at the beginning of the game in addition. Unlike regular TOs, we can't discard these, but they don't count against the maximum of 3 anyway.

You (Dark Angels) will start with 13 Confess! and 14 Seize and Interrogate in addition to rolling up/drawing three more.

I (Space Marines) will start with 12 Honour Your Chapter and I also have a made-up version of the Dark Angels 14 Seize and Interrogate by the Inquisitor (see below) in addition to rolling up/drawing three more.

(special) 14 Seize and Interrogate by the Inquisitor Score 1 victory point if any enemy CHARACTERS, DEATHWING UNITS, or RAVENWING BLACK KNIGHT UNITS were slain by an INQUISITION unit in the Fight phase of this turn. If your opponent’s Warlord was slain by an INQUISITION unit during the Fight phase of this turn, score D3 victory points instead.

First Turn:

Rather than whoever finishes deployment automatically getting first turn (which can be brutal in this edition), I suggest we go with the system used in the Chapter Approved scenarios:

The players roll off, and the player who finished setting up their army first adds 1 to their result. The winner can choose to take the first or second turn. If they take the first turn, their opponent can roll a D6; on a 6, they manage to seize the initiative, and they get the first turn instead!

Everything else is the same as a standard Cleanse and Capture: Warlord, First Blood, Linebreaker; highest victory points is the winner; 5 turns and then start rolling for extra turns on a 3+; etc etc.

* Literally like five minutes before going to bed. ** A great blend of the sorts of names US soldiers give to their tanks and the 40K hellverse. *** Ratlings!!!!! **** Bad.

#after action report #wargaming #warhammer 40k #space marines #miniatures #science fiction #games workshop #citadel #mantis warriors #winds of the desert #there is only war #I don't have project tags as yet #< - - - this is the tag I am using for so many things lately :(#inquisition #inq28 #wip

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erogeist · 7 years ago

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Hey I was just wondering I saw your post about your 40k army, I was wondering what models your space marines were? Did you kit bash them?

Nope! They’re Deathwing Knights. You can get them as either a specific box from GW or you can make them from the Deathwing Command Squad box as well!

#ragingagainsttheultron

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cadianshockblog · 8 years ago

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Welcome to my fist 8th Edition Battle Report! It was 100 power level against Dark Angels. I wrote and published my 100 power level Astra Militarum list a few days ago. This might get fairly lengthy, so if you want to see how 8th works then keep going.

100 Power Level Dark Angels List for 8th Edition Battle Report

Battle Forged +3CP, Battalion Detachment +3CP, all sharing the Adeptus Astartes keyword

Azrael (Warlord and +1CP)

Chaplain with Crozius arcanum, Frag & Krak grenades and Plasma pistol

Troops

3x Intercessor Squads

Elites

Deathwing Knights (in Land Raider) with 1x Flail of the Unforgiven, 4x Mace of Absolution and 5x Storm shield.

Deathwing Terminators (in Land Raider) with 1x Thunder Hammer & Storm Shield, 1x Cyclone missile launcher & Storm bolter and 3x Storm Bolter & Chainfist.

Fast Attack

Inceptor Squad

Heavy Support

Land Raider with Hunter Killer Missile, Storm Bolter, Twin Heavy Bolter, 2x Twin Lascannons, Multi Melta.

Land Raider Crusader withHunter Killer Missile, 2x Hurricane Bolters, Storm Bolter, Multi Melta, Twin Assault Cannon.

7 Command Points in total. Not many models here it seems! Wow! I had become fairly optimistic once I knew this list just before the battle. Was I right to be optimistic – read on!

Dark Angels force – the Tactical Marines in the ruins are proxy Intercessor Marines and the Raptors in the lower left are proxy Inceptors.

Imagery

I will sprinkle in some relevant photos, rather than try and show a picture for each and every event in each turn.

Mission

We played the new Cities of Death mission which has a couple of twists:

Infantry units that do not move for a whole turn in a ruin gain a +2 cover bonus, not +1.

Grenades against units in ruins use their maximum attacks and you can re-roll wounds.

Units targeted by shooting attacks from enemies height advantage (>3″ elevation) do not gain a cover bonus.

Streets and Roads give units +2″ movement or +4″ if they Advance.

Some nice twists here! The Grenades and Roads rule never came into play. The other two were interesting though.

We also got access to four specific Stratagems:

Sewer Rats 2CP – allows an Infantry unit to set up more than 9″ from any enemy in any of your Movement phases.

Medicare Facility 1CP – select a ruin for this ability, embarked units get an extra 6+ save.

Death in the Streets 1CP – used on a friendly unit with a hight advantage (>3″ elevation) when it shoots an enemy unit that is entirely at street level – You can re-roll failed to hit and to wound rolls.

Booby Traps 1CP – select a ruin for this ability that is not occupied, the first model to enter the ruin gets D3 Mortal Wounds (D6 is they Advance into the ruin).

We placed 6 objectives in 6 different city ruins. The winner would be the person with the most after 6 turns. Too many sixes. Slaanesh lurks near.

We have a house rule that is;

If a building has more than one level you cannot see at all through the ground floor – even if its completely open.

This is because some buildings on the ground floor are completely covered and some have small gaps that you can just see through. Its easier to just say you cannot see through any at all. This also massively increases the amount of cover available.

8th Edition Battle Report Deployment

We deployed in opposite quarters on a 6’x4′ board. The centre of the board was very busy as the Dark Angels stacked up towards the centre. I placed my Sentinels close to the centre along with my Conscripts to try and slow the advance. Just about every Dark Angels unit deployed as close as possible to the centre of the table!

My Wyverns went right at the back in cover and were hidden. With the Master of Ordnance right next to them. I made a massive error and placed Pask on my left flank and the other two Leman Russ on the right flank. Such a waste of two tank orders per turn! Chimeras went on opposite flanks too to try and grab objectives not in my deployment zone.

My two Infantry Squads with Lascannons I placed in four story high ruins to get a height advantage. Creed stayed with one of the squads, as did Kell. I needed Creed near a Vox Caster.

The Ratlings deployed in the 4th story of a building just outside my deployment zone. I think I should have forced them forward more and into danger. But it would’ve given them a much better view of the field.

We both Booby Trapped a building and we both designated a building as a Medicare Facility. My facility contained Creed and the Dark Angel’s facility contained two squads of five Intercessor Marines.

Given the lack of Dark Angel units they finished deploying first which gave the choice of going first or second. They went fist. Azrael has deployed in a fantastic position, on the ground floor of a ruin right by my Sentinel in the 5th photo below. He can give out his re-roll to hit and 4+ Invulnerable Save to all Intercessor Squads, a Land Raider and the Deathwing Knights from here. And I cannot see him.

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Where the Sentinel is and the corner of the building is the board centre

Deployment Main Road

Hidden Wyverns and MoO

Conscripts take up the main street below Creed and two Infantry Squads

Units are very close in the table centre where the two quarters meet

Turn 1

Dark Angels

The Inceptors set off my Booby Trap and a model took a single Mortal Wound. Yeah!

It seems that at some point in the past the Conscripts disrespected the Dark Angels hugely. They took 38 casualties in the first turn of shooting. Luckily the Commissar stopped them from taking loads of additional casualties. More shooting from so many Bolter based weapons soon wiped out a squad of Guardsmen that were overlooking the street. Even with their improved cover save of 4+ they all perished. The amount of anti infantry sounds the Dark Angels had was impressive. Assault Cannons, Intercessor Marines, Inceptor Marines, Hurricane Bolters, etc.

The Lascannons and Multi-Meltas on the Land Raiders did a little damage to a Leman Russ but not enough to decrease its stat line. The Chimeras were unharmed as were the hidden Wyverns.

The Land Raider Crusader ejected its Deathwing Knights and rumbled towards Pask. The Deathwing Knights assaulted a Sentinel and removed all its wounds with ease.The Inceptors charged my Conscripts and removed a couple of Models. But not before I spent 2CPs to ensure my Conscripts hit first – this seemed a little excessive for ten Conscripts to hit the Inceptors. But with the Priest near by and their 20 attacks they caused a single wound. Which finished off the wounded Marine from the Booby Trap. Little steps men, little steps.

My remaining Conscripts after turn 1

Astra Militarum

I was positive still at this point. I had lost a squad of Guardsmen, a Sentinel and 40 Conscripts. A lot of models but my force was still intact and was able to operate effectively.

My Chimeras race forwards, one down a flank to take an objective that no one is near and the other right into the path of a Land Raider, ready to charge it next turn along with its embarked Guardsmen. Pask moves up to shoot the “side armour” of the Land Raider, still miles away from his fellow Leman Russ. Gah! I do not move anything else as they already have good lines of fire and the Wyverns can fire where ever they wish to!

While I have a lot of shooting there is nothing really amazing that stands out here. The Deathwing Knights take a casualty or two from the Wyverns. The Leman Russ with their Battle Cannons and 9 heavy Bolter shots damage the Deathwing Knights further. There is now only two left and one is down to one wound.

The Ratlings pick out the Chaplain from the crowd and cause a wound. Pask unloads two Multi-Meltas, a Lascannon and 20 Punisher shots into the Land Raider Crusader. He does no damage. A Chimera fires a Hunter Killer Missile into the same Land Raider and causes two wounds. This game! Argh!

The bravest Chimera is all the kingdom

Turn 4 Summary

There was no explodes on turn one from a lucky shot! Things are hellish durable and the tanks just shrug off shots. My infantry are wasting away as quickly as I expected them too. But I think I have rolled more saves for infantry in 8th so far than I did for the entire lifetime of 7th. The new AP system really suits the weaker saves as you will usually get some sort of save, especially in cover. Where as in 7th your save was often just flat out ignored. Power to the flak armour!

Turn 2

Dark Angels

The Land Raider that has the Deathwing Terminators in now moves up after disembarking its troops. The Terminators are eyeing up my other Sentinel. And the remaining two Deathwing Knights move to assault a Leman Russ – in 7th this would be game over, what about in 8th?

There is little other movement from the Dark Angels. The Chaplain sits around as does Azrael who is still hidden in the grey ruin behind the Terminators in the photo below. I cannot see him! His re-roll to hit is really working well for all those Intercessor Marines above him in the ruin as they keep just chipping away at my Infantry Squads.

Shooting is poor overall with no big results and only a few wounds to a Leman Russ and my infantry. The Conscripts are still locked in combat and so cannot be shot up my Bolter rounds. Pas is reduced to half wounds in one volley from a Land Raider’s Multi-Melta. His BS is no worse, attacks are worse and his movement is reduced. Darn!

The Deathwing Terminators slay my other Sentinel with ease and consolidate towards the Leman Russ pictured below. They en this movement within 1″ of the Leman Russ – I think.

8th query:

You have to consolidate towards the nearest enemy unit – but there is no rule that says you must end the move outside of 1″? Therefore you can legally enter combat again in a consolidation move and prevent the target from firing in their next turn?

The Conscripts and Inceptors remain in combat and are generally doing no wounds to one another and my Commissar prevents the Conscripts from removing multiple models.

Finally the Deathwing Knights charged my Leman Russ who removed a single wound from the unit which killed another Deathwing Knight. There is now only one left.

8th query:

Can you Overwatch with all your weapons on a vehicle? I had presumed so because Overwatch is the same as the Shooting Phase – but you are just hitting on sixes?

Deathwing Terminators get ready for some smash time!

Astra Militarum

My Leman Russ fall back from their positions and away from the Deathwing threats. They cannot shoot now. The Conscripts stay in Combat and the Priest moves up to stay close by. The Commissar moves in too to charge the Inceptors with his Power Fist and Plasma Pistol. My Chimera continues its flanking maneuver to take an objective.

Mean while the brave Chimera who is head to head with a Land Raider disembarks its Infantry Squad.

Chimera and Guardsmen prepare to charge!

Without my LemanRuss firing this turn my damage output is reduced. The Wyverns are able to now hit the Deathwing Terminators and cause a wound or two. They really did badly this turn. I am finding the Wyvern an odd unit now. It relies so heavily on the 2D6 roll for the hits. If that fails to be high and you get 4 shots you end up with 2 hits and 1 wound – which is then saved. Even the re-rolling of ones from the MoO does not really help in these instances.

The Ratlings whiff as they try and remove the final Deathwing Terminator.

The Lascannon with the Infantry Squad near Creed does some wounds to the Land Raider. Creed order’s his own unit (I mean the unit near him – its not his unit anymore) and the nearly disembarked Guardsmen at street level to re-roll ones to hit.

After pounding everything into the Land Raider near the Chimera it goes down to one wound. It takes the Chimera, the two Lascannons I have, Lasgun Array, Lasgun shots, Pask’s Lascannon, Pask’s Punisher and Pask’s Multi-Meltas. So. Durable. Argh! But its down to one wound now. The Chimera charges, survives, followed by the Guardsmen.

The Conscripts remain in combat and survive. The Commissar kills an Inceptor. The Guardsmen and Chimera fail to take the Land Raider’s single last wound. So. Durable. Argh!

Turn 2 Summary

I am now starting to see how movement works in 8th. How it is really key and that 8th is about openness and not about restrictions. This idea I first saw on Oakenhawk’s blog and in the comments – thanks Thor. 8th is no longer about;

randomness, you cannot move there, you cannot do that, oh gosh you want to what – roll a dice and see if you can – no you cannot.

Now you can move there. You want to move that Guardsmen 6″ from there to there via that ruin, yes please do it now. Instantly. No rolling, its done and it has happened for sure. With this in mind you can plan things a lot better it seems. You no longer have to have thought processes like this;

Well if I want to move back to this objective. I might make it in two turns, but I might not. Because I need to run twice which might be 1″ in total or it might be 6″ in total. I need to run too which might be 1″ and might be 6″. This gives me a possible move distance of between 1″ and 12″.

Now you can just get shit done. If it can move 6″ then it can move 6″. Done.

This became apparent in this turn when I moved my Chimera up to block the Land Raider and when moving my Leman Russ out of combat. It just happened. No randomness.

Turn 3

Dark Angels

Now things become grainy in my mind – but less is happening now as it gets later into the night and we try and start to grab objectives. As above regarding movement, grabbing objectives is easier now in the late game as you know more more accurately how far your units can move.

With the Land Raider Crusader still alive with one wound it pulls out of combat. The Deathwing Terminators give up on the Leman Russ and make for the flanking Chimera and its occupants. This is good. My Leman Russ can fire again! The single remaining Deathwing Knight also moves towards my Wyverns, Master of Ordnance and the objective they hold. This also frees up a Leman Russ for firing.

The Dark Angels are stalling now. Deathwing Knights are nearly gone, the Land Raider Crusader is hitting on 5+ now due to only having one wound. The Deathwing Terminators are now forced to move at speed across the board to catch my Chimera. The Intercessors are running out of viable targets because the grinding Conscript combat is still happening and Creed’s squad is in some hard 2+ cover.

My Leman Russ that fell back from the Deathwing Knight

Astra Militarum

The flanking Chimera disembarks its cargo by an objective. Objective secured.

I am confident now of a win. The Dark Angels are stalling so I unleash everything at them to finish of their units. The Wyverns fail to do one wound on the one Deathwing Knight. So does a Leman Russ. Pask fails to do one wound on the Land Raider Crusader which has one wound left. The Lascannon Heavy Weapons Team also fails to take the last wound. That 2+ save makes all the difference here for the Land Raider. Even against a Multi-Melta it gets a 6+ save.

The Ratlings are down to just 3 men now and so do no damage for the rest of the game. Misses and saves ensure this. I love these guys though, I feel like that one day they do something spectacular and be elevated to a position above a Vindicare Assassin.

Chimera disembarks its troops to take this ruin with an objective on the top floor

Summary

We are both only now starting to think about objectives and moving towards them. Although the Chimera pictured above was moving towards this objective for the whole game. With the new none restrictive focus of the game it is now so much easier to move around as you want and need to.

We nearly stopped at this point, but my opponent wanted to try and win because I thought I had won easily. I had three objectives, he had one. We continued for two more turns.

Turns 4 & 5

Dark Angels

The Chaplain and remaining Inceptor (which broke away from the Conscripts) move right back into the Dark Angels deployment zone to grab two different objectives. This is what I mean about movement, its now just so easy.

The Intercessors just stayed put and finished off the Squad that Creed had been with. Creed was now safe as the Dark Angels had no Snipers and no way of moving to make Creed the closest enemy model. The Intercessors had sat on the same objective all game in the centre of the board. Azrael finally moved out and into another ruin to further bolster the Intercessors who were holding the objective. This was the furthest Azrael moved all game.

The Dark Angels destroyed my Guardsmen and Chimera on the right flank that had moved up to take an objective. The Deathwing Terminators ensured their fate and then took over their objective.

Astra Militarum

I finished off the Land Raider with the single wound left! But failed to kill the Chaplain or Inceptor that had taken objectives. The Intercessors with a +2 bonus due to cover and Azrael were impossible to shift. My forces had lost an objective to the Deathwing Terminators too as mentioned above.

I was now unable to move out and take the objectives that the Dark Angels had fallen back to take. Nothing of mine could not see the Inceptor and the Wyverns were out of range of him. I did finish off the Deathwing Knight though that had moved into the ruin near the Wyverns.

Creed was all but useless in this late game as I had no Vox-Casters left anywhere to increase his order range.

My three Leman Russ, Wyverns and a Chimera all survived the game. The Wyverns did not get shot at once. They just sat in the back out of sight and slammed down shells. The Leman Russ were durable, more so than against the Necrons. I am a bit disappointed that they have the same 3+ save that a Chimera, Wyvern and Sentinel has! Granted they are T8, like a Land Raider. But the 2+ save is so much better.

8th Edition Battle Report Summary

The below photo shows the final table, mostly. The red circles are the enemy held objectives – four in total:

Top left, single Inceptor

Top right, Chaplain

Middle right, Azrael and Intercessors

Bottom right, Deathwing Terminators (off screen)

The blue circles are my held objectives – two in total:

Top left, Ratlings

Bottom left, Wyverns and Master of Ordnance

Final Table Overview – 8th Edition Battle Report

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The Horus Heresy: Complete Dramatis Personae

Instigated by speculation about how many characters there are in the Horus Heresy, I present to @the-happy-hellbrute, @why-things-are-terrible, @imkelborhal, @metalboxes, and whomever else it may concern the complete Dramatis Personae for The Horus Heresy - from Book I: Horus Rising through Book LIV: The Buried Dagger, and Siege of Terra Book 1: The Solar War through Book 2: The Lost and the Damned, plus Macragge’s Honour. It is sorted somewhat increasingly haphazardly in the following order:

Hierarchs of the Imperium

Legiones Astartes

Mechanicum

Imperial Expedition Fleets

Imperial Personae

Non-Imperial Personae

Xenos

Diabolus

Before you click ‘Read More’, you should be warned that this list is 1,265 1,451 1,491 names long!

Some spoilers for characters with multiple/secret identities, including the Grand Masters of the Grey Knights

HIERARCHS OF THE IMPERIUM

The Emperor (The Outlander), the Master of Mankind, Last and First Lord of the Imperium, the Reluctant God, unworthy Master of Mankind

Malcador (Master of Assassins), the Sigillite, Imperial Regent, First Lord of Terra, simpering lackey to the Throne

Giro Emantine, Prefect-Secretary to the Unification Council

Legio Custodes Magna Imperator

Constantin Valdor, Chief Custodian, Captain-General, High Lord of Terra

Sagittarus Malacque, Moritoi

Ra Endymion, Tribune, Squad Dynastes, Hykanatoi

Diocletian Coros, Prefect, Hykatanoi

Zhanmadao Navenar, Prefect, Tharanatoi

Khorarinn, Shield-captain

Hyaric Ostianus, Kataphraktoi

Amon

Tiber Acanthus

Aquillon, Occuli Imperator, assigned to Lorgar

Vendatha, assigned to Lorgar

Kalhin, assigned to Lorgar

Nirillus, assigned to Lorgar

Sythran, Squad Dynastes, assigned to Lorgar

Saturnalia, assigned to Lorgar

Arcatus Vindix Centurio, assigned to Corax

Silent Sisterhood of the Great Tithe

Jenetia Krole, Knight-Commander

Melpomanei, Proloquor of the Soulless Queen

Varonika Sulath, Mistress of the Black Fleet

Gresselda Vym, Witchseeker Pursuivant, Brazen Sabre Cadre

Amendera Kendel, Oblivion Knight, Storm Dagger Seeker Cadre

Kaeria Casryn, Steel Foxes Vigilator Cadre

Marei Yul, Fire Wyrms Vigilator Cadre

Caesaria Laventure, Warden of Kamiti Sona

Malida Jydasian, Witchseeker, Thunder Vane Cadre

LEGIONES ASTARTES

Khyron, [++identity redacted++]

Kaspian Hecht, Knight Errant

I Legion Astartes ‘Dark Angels’

Lion El’Jonson, vengeful Primarch of the Dark Angels, Commander of the Order, Son of the Emperor, Lord Protector of Imperium Secundus

Luther, Second in command of the Order, Master of Caliban, Grand Master of the Order

Lord Cypher, Keeper of Secrets, Guardian of the Order’s traditions

Israfael, Chief Librarian (formerly Epistolary)

Zahariel El’Zurias, Master of the Mystai (formerly Knight Supplicant of the Order; Librarian)

Vassago, Mystai

Asradael, Mystai

Tanderion, Mystai

Cartheus, Mystai

Athadrael, Mystai

Merir Astelan, Chapter Master, of the First Chapter

Galedan, Chapter Master, Marshal of the Watch

Vael, Lieutenant-commander

Vastobal, Captain

Adarthian, Training master

Attias, Veteran (formerly Knight Supplicant of the Order)

Tukon, Chapter Master, captive beneath Aldurukh

Melian, Captain, captive beneath Aldurukh

Corswain, Primarch’s Seneschal

Holguin, Deathbringer, Voted Lieutenant of the Deathwing

Carolingus, Voted Successor of the Deathwing

Morphael, Deathwing

Athoris, Deathwing

Nemeres, Deathwing

Kastael, Paladin, Deathwing

Samariel, Deathwing

Valiel, Deathwing

Breunor, Deathwing

Farith Redloss, Dreadbringer, Voted Lieutenant of the Dreadwing

Danaeus, Voted Successor of the Dreadwing

Gawain, Voted Successor of the Dreadwing

Halswain, Dreadwing

Werrin, Dreadwing

Melwen, Dreadwing

Aloceri, Ravenbringer, Voted Lieutenant of the Ravenwing

Calloson, Stormbringer, Voted Lieutenant of the Stormwing

Griffayn, the Spear-Cast, Firebringer, Voted Lieutenant of the Firewing, Sergeant-at-Arms

Vastael, Firebringer, Voted Lieutenant of the Firewing

Titus, Ironbringer, Voted Lieutenant of the Ironwing, Dreadnought

Belath, Chapter Master

Asmodeus, Librarian

Myrdun, Librarian

Tragan, Captain of the 9th Order

Xavis, Paladin of the 20th Order

Barzareon, Paladin of the 31st Order

Nemiel, Redemptor Chaplain (formerly Knight Supplicant of the Order)

Stenius, Captain, Master of the Invincible Reason

Xariel, Techmarine

Kohl, Veteran Sergeant

Askelon, Techmarine, Squad Kohl

Ephrial, Veteran, Squad Kohl

Yung, Veteran, Squad Kohl

Cortus, Veteran, Squad Kohl

Alcuis, Captain, Commander of the Watcher

Thoran, Sergeant

Casobourn, Squad Thoran

Asamund, Squad Thoran

Faretael, Squad Thoran

Dolmun, Squad Thoran

Epithemius, [++identity redacted++]

III Legion Astartes ‘Emperor’s Children’

Fulgrim, Daemon Primarch of the Emperor’s Children, the Phoenician, Prince of Pleasure

Eidolon, the Risen, the Soul-Severed, Lord Commander Primus

Von Kalda, Apothecary, equerry to Lord Commander Eidolon

Azael Konenos, Consul and Orchestrator

Galian Erato, Vexillary

Vespasian, Lord Commander

Julius Kaesoron, the Favoured Son, First Captain

Lycaon, Equerry to Julius Kaesoron, 1st Company

Fabius Bile, Chief Apothecary, Apothecary Majoris

Solomon Demeter, Captain of the 2nd Company

Gaius Caphen, Second in command to Solomon Demeter, 2nd Company

Marius Vairosean, Captain of the 3rd Company, Captain of the Kakophoni

Saul Tarvitz, Captain of the 10th Company

Lucius, the Eternal Blademaster, Captain of the 13th Company

Kalimos, the Whipmaster, Captain of the 17th Company

Charmosian, Chaplain, 18th Company

Lonomia Ruen, Captain of the 21st Company

Argentus Kiron, Crusader Host (formerly 28th Company)

Damaras Axalian, Captain of the 29th Company

Bastarnae Abranxe, Captain of the 85th Company

Krysander, of the Blades, Captain of the 102nd Company (formerly Captain of the 9th Company)

Hasten Luthris Armanitan, Captain

Daimon, Captain

Heliton, Captain

Kleos, Captain, Master of the Callidora

Curval, Ancient

Ravasch Cario, Prefector, Palatine Blades

Avanarola, Sub-Prefector, Palatine Blades

Haiman, Palatine Blade

Vorainn, Palatine Blade

Urelias, Palatine Blade

Raffel, Palatine Blade

Rakishio, the Shadowed

Lorimarr

Callion Zaven, Knight Errant

IV Legion Astartes ‘Iron Warriors’

Perturabo, Primarch of the Iron Warriors, the Lord of Iron

Kydomor Forrix, the Breaker, First Captain, Triarch

Obax Zakyo, Lieutenant, 1st Grand Battalion

Berossus, Warsmith of the 2nd Grand Battalion

Cadaras Grendel, Captain of the 16th Company, 2nd Grand Battalion

Galian Carron, Techmarine, 2nd Grand Battalion

Erasmus Golg, the Pitiless, Captain of the 11th Company, Commander of the Contrador

Barabas Dantioch, Warden of the Pharos (formerly Warsmith of the 14th Grand Battalion)

Taldak, 17th Grand Battalion

Harkor, Warsmith of the 23rd Grand Battalion, Triarch

Kroeger, Lieutenant, 23rd Grand Battalion

Soltarn Vull Bronn, the Stonewrought, 45th Grand battalion

Barban Falk, Warsmith of the 126th Grand Battalion

Khrossus, Warsmith of the 134th Grand Company

Darhug, Captain, 134th Grand Company

Vûrtaq, Captain, 134th Grand Company

Navghar, Sergeant, 134th Grand Company

Savarran, Legionary, 134th Grand Company

Soulaka, Honourable, Apothecary, 235th Grand Battalion

Toramino, Warsmith, Master of the Stor-Bezashk

Annovuldi, Warsmith

Volk, Master of the 786th Grand Flight Armada, Commander of Sightless Warren - Core Reach I

Hrend, the Ironclad, Contemptor Dreadnought, Commander of the Cyllaros armoured assault group

Jarvak, Commander, Sicaran 78/5, lieutenant of Cyllaros group

Orun, Castraferrum Mortis Dreadnought, Cyllaros group

Gortun, Contemptor Dreadnought, Cyllaros group

Tubal Cayne, Crusader Host, Knight Errant

Aulus Scaramanca, Techmarine in training

V Legion Astartes ‘White Scars’

Jaghatai Khan, Primarch of the White Scars, the Khagan, the Warhawk of Chogoris

Qin Xa, Master of the Great Khan’s Keshig

Namahi, Qin Xa’s second

Hasik Noyan-Khan, Lord Commander of the Horde of the Stone

Ganzorig Noyan-Khan, Lord Commander of the Horde of the Stone

Jemulan Noyan-Khan, Lord Commander of the Horde of the Earth

Qin Fai Noyan-Khan, Lord Commander of the Horde of the Earth

Jubal Khan, Lord of Summer Lightning, Master of the Hunt, Captain

Changshi, Bladeward to Jubal Khan

Khulan Khan, Captain of the Brotherhood of the Golden Path

Ainbataar Khan, Captain of the Brotherhood of the Night’s Star

Algu Khan, Captain of the Brotherhood of the Pennant Spear

Shiban Khan, Tachseer, Captain of the Brotherhood of the Storm

Sangjai, Apothecary, Brotherhood of the Storm

Jochi, Brotherhood of the Storm

Yiman, Brotherhood of the Storm

Chel, Brotherhood of the Storm

Torghun Khan, Sagyar mazan kill-squad leader (formerly Captain of the 64th Company Brotherhood of the Moon)

Sanyasa, Sagyar mazan

Ahm, Sagyar mazan

Gerg, Sagyar mazan

Holian, Sagyar mazan

Inchig, Sagyar mazan

Ozad, Sagyar mazan

Wai-long, Sagyar mazan

Hibou Khan, Captain of the Brotherhood of the Dawn Sky

Halji, Seconded adjutant

Lushan, Commander of the Sickle Moon

Shang Khan, Captain, 7th Chapter

Kurgis, 7th Chapter

Timur Gantulga, Captain, Macragge irregulars

Targutai Yesugei, Zadyin Arga Stormseer

Naranbataar, Zadyin Arga Stormseer

Oskh, Zadyin Arga Stormseer

Jaijan, Emchi, Apothecary

Altan Nohai, Apothecary, Knight Errant

Harouk, Techmarine

Hakeem

VI Legion Astartes ‘Space Wolves’

Leman Russ, Primarch of the Space Wolves, the Wolf King of Fenris, Lord of the Rout, Lord of Winter and War

Freki and Geri, Wolf-brothers of Leman Russ

Kva Who-is-Divided, Rune Priest

The Runewatchers, Kva’s appointed guardians

Grimnir Blackblood, Huscarl of the Primarch’s Honour Guard

Gunnar Gunnhilt, called Lord Gunn, Jarl of Onn

Skrier Strikes-Slow, Adjutant to Lord Gunn

Aesir, Adjutant to Lord Gunn

Ogvai Ogvai Helmschrott, Jarl of Tra

Ulvurul Heoroth Longfang, Rune Priest, Tra

Bödvar Bjarki, Rune Priest, Tra

Najot Threader, Wolf Priest, Tra

Svafnir Rackwulf, Woe-maker, Tra

Olgyr Widdowsyn, shield bearer, Tra

Gierlothnir Helblind, shield bearer, Tra

Harr Balegyr, Berserker, Tra

Bjorn the Fell-Handed (Bear), pack leader, Tra (formerly called the One-Handed)

Aeska Brokenip, Tra

Fith Godsmote, Tra (formerly Ascommani)

Hvan, Tra

Eunwald, Tra

Angvar, Tra

Urth, Tra

Ferith (Furth), Tra

Bhorth, Tra

Galeg, Tra

Aun Helwinter, Tra

Orcir, Tra

Jormungndr Two-Blade, Tra

Ullste, Tra

Erthung Redhand, Tra

Oje, Tra

Svessl, Tra

Emrah, Tra

Horune, Tra

Lufven Close-Handed, Jarl of For

Amlodhi Skarssen Skarssensson, Jarl of Fyf

Varangr, Herald to Lord Skarssensson, Fyf

Othere Wyrdmake, Rune Priest, Fyf

Trung, Fyf

Bitur Bercaw, Fyf

Skunnr, Jarl of Sesc

Faffnr Bludbroder, Sesc, XIII watch-pack master

Malmar Longreach, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Shockeye Ffyn, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Kuro Jjordrovk, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Gudson Alfreyer, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Mads Loreson, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Salick the Braided, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Biter Herek, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Nido Knifeson, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Bo Soren the Axe, Sesc, XIII watch-pack

Hvarl Red-Blade, Jarl of Sepp (formerly Jarl of For)

Baldr Vidunsson, Jarl of For-Twa

Sturgard Joriksson, Jarl of Tra-Tra

Scarred Oki, Jarl of Tolv

Laughing Jaurmag, VII watch-pack master, (formerly Jarl of Tolv)

Jorin Bloodhowl, Jarl of Dekk-Tra

Brynngar, Captain

Rujveld

Helik Redknife, Captain, IX watch-pack

Jonor Stiel, Rune Priest, IX watch-pack

Rathvin, former pack leader, XIX watch-pack

Bror Tyrfingr, Knight Errant

Blind Ragner, Bror Tyrfingr’s pack

Himmlik, Bror Tyrfingr’s pack

Enrir the Fat, Bror Tyrfingr’s pack

Chattering Flokr, Bror Tyrfingr’s pack

Gren the Happy, Bror Tyrfingr’s pack

Yotun, [++identity redacted++]

VII Legion Astartes ‘Imperial Fists’

Rogal Dorn, Primarch of the Imperial Fists, Praetorian of Terra, the Emperor’s Praetorian

Archamus, the Last of the First, Master of the Huscarls

Kestros (Archamus), Master of the Huscarls (formerly Sergeant, 65th Squad, 344th Company)

Sigismund, First Captain, Marshal of the Templars, Lord Castellan of the First Sphere

Boreas, First Lieutenant of the Templars, First Company (formerly Sergeant, First Company)

Fafnir Rann, Captain of the 1st Assault Cadre, Lord Seneschal

Halbrecht, Fleet Master, Lord Castellan of the Second Sphere

Effried, Captain, 3rd Company, Seneschal, Lord Castellan of the Third Sphere

Camba Diaz, Siege Master, Lord Castellan of the Fourth Sphere

Amandus Tyr, Captain of the 6th Company, Commander of the Halcyon

Navarra, 6th Company

Pertinax, Captain of the 14th Company, Commander of the Hammer of Terra

Maximus Thane, Captain of the 22nd Company

Felix Cassander, Captain of the 42nd Company

Demetrius Katafalque, Captain of the 344th Company

Alexis Polux, Captain of the 405th Company, Master of the Retribution Fleet, Warden of the Pharos

Raln, Sergeant, 1st Squad, 405th Company

Noriz, Captain

Yored Massak, former Codicier, Librarius

Alcavarn Salvador, Techmarine in training

VIII Legion Astartes ‘Night Lords’

Konrad Curze, renegade Primarch of the Night Lords, the Night Haunter

Jago Sevatarion (Sevatar), First Captain, Commander of the Atramentar

Gendor Skraivok, the Painted Count, Acting Legion Commander (formerly Claw Master of the 45th Company)

Tal Vanek, 1st Company

Orrin Valzen, Primus Medicae, 1st Company

Benthen Gesh, Claw Master of the 7th Company

Malithos Kuln, Captain of the 9th Company

Naraka, the Bloodless, Captain of the 13th Company

Var Jahan, Captain of the 27th Company

Kheron Ophion, Captain of the 39th Company

Berenon, 45th Company (formerly Librarian)

Forvian, Claw leader, 45th Company

Kellendvar, Headsman, 45th Company

Kellenkir, 45th Company

Gallivar, 45th Company

Karrig Vorsh, 45th Company

Bordaan, 45th Company

Krukesh, the Pale, a Lord of the Kyroptera, Captain of the 103rd Company

Tovac Tor, Lackhand, Captain of the 114th Company

Thandamell, Terror Master

Lucoryphus, Raptor

Carakon, Ancient, Venerable Contemptor Dreadnought

Kasati Nuon

IX Legion Astartes ‘Blood Angels’

Sanguinius, beloved Primarch of the Blood Angels, the Great Angel, Archangel of Baal Imperator Regis, ruler of Imperium Secundus, the reluctant emperor

Azkaellon, Commander of the Sanguinary Guard

Zuriel, Sergeant, Sanguinary Guard

Lohgos, Sanguinary Guard

Mendrion, Sanguinary Guard

Halkryn, Sanguinary Guard

Dahka Berus, High Warden

Yason Annellus, Warden

Raldoron, First Captain, Chapter Master

Mkani Kano, Librarian (formerly Adjutant, 1st Company)

Orexis, Sergeant, 1st Company

Vahiel, Sergeant, 1st Company

Cador, 1st Company

Racine, 1st Company

Leonatus, Venerable Dreadnought, 1st Company

Carminus, Captain of the 3rd Company, temporary Fleet Master

Nassir Amit, the Flesh Tearer, Captain of the 5th Company

Furio, Captain of the 9th Company

Meros, The Red Angel (formerly Junior Medicae, 9th Company)

Cassiel, Sergeant, 9th Company

Sarga, 9th Company Xagan, 9th Company

Leyteo, 9th Company

Kaide, Techmarine, 9th Company

Galan, Captain of the 16th Company

Vitus Salicar, Captain of the 16th Company

Alix Vastern, Apothecary, 16th Company

Drazen Acorah, Appointed Lieutenant, 16th Company (formerly Librarian)

Agana Serkan, Warden, 16th Company

Dar Nakir, Captain of the 24th Company

Madidus, Sergeant, 24th Company

Gravato, 24th Company

Novenus, 33rd Company

Deon, 57th Company

Cloten, Dreadnought, 88th Company

Tagas, Captain of the 111th Company

Alotros, 111th Company

Reznor, Lieutenant-Commander, 164th Company

Canus, 202nd Company

Salvator, 269th Company

Iaento

Dominion Zephon, Crusader Host

Vardas Ison (Satre), [++identity redacted++] (formerly Codicier, Librarius; Knight Errant)

X Legion Astartes ‘Iron Hands’

Ferrus Manus, Primarch of the Iron Hands, the Gorgon

Gabriel Santar, First Captain, Clan Avernii

Lumak, Captain, Clan Avernii

Erasmus Ruuman, Ironwrought, 13th Morlock Clan-Company, Clan Avernii

Ishmal Sulnar, Commander

Thamatica, Ironwrought, Iron Father, Morlock, Clan Avernii

Vermana Cybus, Morlock, Clan Avernii, Sisypheum

Ignatius Numen, Morlock, Clan Avernii, Sisypheum

Septus Thoic, Morlock, Clan Avernii, Sisypheum

Shadrak Meduson, Warleader of the Iron Tenth (formerly Captain of the 10th Clan-Company, Clan Sorrgol)

Jebez Aug, Iron Father, Hand Elect to the Warleader

Gaskon Malthace, Equerry to Shadrak Meduson, 10th Clan-Company, Clan Sorrgo

Ashur Maesan, Sergeant, 10th Clan-Company, Clan Sorrgol

Bion Henricos, Sergeant, 10th Clan-Company, Clan Sorrgol

Mechosa, Captain, Clan Sorrgol

Ulrach Branthan, Captain of the 65th Clan-Company, Commander of the Sisypheum

Cadmus Tyro, Equerry to Captain Branthan, 65th Clan-Company

Sabik Wayland, Iron Father, 65th Clan-Company

Bombastus, Karaashi, Dreadnought, 65th Clan-Company

Lasko Midoa, Iron Father, 65th Clan-Company

Khalybus, Captain of the 85th Clan-Company, Commander of the Sthenelus

Cruax, Iron Father, 85th Clan-Company

Raud, Sergeant, 85th Clan-Company

Seterikus, 85th Clan-Company

Demir, 85th Clan-Company

Casalir Lorramech, Captain of the 98th Clan-Company

Durun Atticus, Captain of the 111th Clan-Company, Commander of the Veritas Ferrum

Aulus, Sergeant, 111th Clan-Company, acting Master of Auspex, Veritas Ferrum

Anton Galba, Sergeant, 111th Clan-Company

Crevther, Sergeant, 111th Clan-Company

Darras, Sergeant, 111th Clan-Company

Lacertus, Sergeant, 111th Clan-Company

Camnus, Techmarine, 111th Clan-Company

Vektus, Apothecary, 111th Clan-Company

Achaicus, 111th Clan-Company

Catigernus, 111th Clan-Company

Ecdurus, 111th Clan-Company

Ennius, 111th Clan-Company

Eutropius, 111th Clan-Company

Atrax, Venerable Contemptor Dreadnought, 111th Clan-Company

Goran Gorgonson, Apothecary, Clan Lokopt

Arkul Theld, Captain, Clan Ungavaar

Kuleg Rawt, Iron Father, Clan Raukaan

Naduul Norsson, Iron Father, Clan Atraxii

Raask Arkborne, Iron Father, Clan Felg

Kernag, Iron Father, Clan Garrsak

Autek Mor, Iron Father, Clan Morragul, Commander of the Red Talon

Balhaan, Captain of the Ferrum

Kastigan Ulok, Iron Father, Commander of the Obstinate

Ahrem Gallikus, Obstinate

Azoth, Medusan Immortal, Obstinate

Sabinus, Captain

Plienus, Captain

Menoetius, Commander of the Predator Cretatogran

Eeron Kleve, (rank deferred in mourning), Macragge irregulars

Sardon Karaashison, Macragge irregulars

Domadus, unofficial quartermaster

Verud Pergellen, Sniper

Tarkan, Sniper

Ares Voitek, Knight Errant

XII Legion Astartes ‘World Eaters’

Angronius Thal’kr (Angron), Daemon Primarch of the World Eaters, the Red Angel, Prince of Blood

Khârn - Captain of the 8th Assault Company, Equerry to Angron

Kargos, Bloodspitter, Apothecary, 8th Company

Jeddek, Standard bearer, 8th Company

Skane, Sergeant, Skane Destroyer Squad, 8th Company

Gharte, Sergeant, Marakan Tactical Squad, 8th Company

Macer Varren, Knight Errant (formerly Captain, 12th Company)

Tagore, Crusader Host, (formerly Sergeant, 15th Company)

Subha, Crusader Host, (formerly 15th Company)

Asubha, Crusader Host, (formerly 15th Company)

Delvarus, Centurion of the 44th Company Triarii

Skraal, Captain

Nigh Vash Delerax, Lieutenant-Commander

Vorias, Lectio Primus, Librarius

Esca, Codicier, Librarius

Lhorke, the First, Contemptor Dreadnought

Neras, Dreadnought

XIII Legion Astartes ‘Ultramarines’

Roboute Guilliman, noble Primarch of the Ultramarines, Lord of the Five Hundred Worlds, Master of Ultramar, the Avenging Son, Lord Warden, thrice-accursed Lord of Ultramar

Drakus Gorod, Fief Commander of the Suzerain Invictarus Bodyguard

Maglios, Lieutenant, Invictarus Suzerain

Tauro Nocodemus, Tetrarch of Saramanth, Primarch’s Champion

Eikos Lamiad, of the Arm, Tetrarch of Konor, Primarch’s Champion

Valentus Dolor, Tetrarch of Occluda, Primarch’s Champion

Casmir, Captain, equerry to Tetrarch Dolor

Justarius, Venerable Dreadnought

Telemechrus, the Sky Warrior, Contemptor Dreadnought

Marius Gage, Chapter Master Primus

Phratus Auguston, Chapter Master Primus

Verus Caspean, Chapter Master Primus (formerly Chapter Master of the 2nd Chapter)

Aerion Mersaror, Centurion of the 1st Company, Captain of Vindicus Squad

Gais Brontir, Honoured Veteran, Naxos kill-squad

Martial Vivorus, Honoured Veteran, Bellaxes kill-squad

Alektus, 1st Company

Draxus Iax, 1st Company

Remus Ventanus, Captain of the 4th Company

Lyros Sydance, Captain of the 4th Company

Kiuz Selaton, Sergeant, 4th Company

Archo, Sergeant, 4th Company

Ankrion, Sergeant, 4th Company

Barkha, Sergeant, 4th Company

Naron Vattian, Scout, 4th Company

Saur Damocles, Captain of the 6th Company

Domitian, Sergeant, 6th Company

Braellen, 6th Company

Androm, 6th Company

Evexian, Captain of the 7th Company

Cestus, Captain and Fleet Commander, 7th Company

Antiges, Honour Guard, 7th Company

Saphrax, Honour Guard, Standard Bearer, 7th Company

Laeradis, Honour Guard, Apothecary, 7th Company

Lorchas, Captain of the 9th Company

Steloc Aethon, Captain of the ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Imbrius Medon, seconded to command duties, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Orestrian Urcus, Sergeant, Terminator Squad Urcus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Lepidus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Ephanor, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Phalon Victurus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Eurotas, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Nereon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Dactys, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Andron Pontus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Hestor, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Midon Asteriax, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Thasander, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Palaemon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Ladon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Scamander, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Salvatar Sephirus, Sergeant, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Arkan Dardanus, acting sergeant, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Galen, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Scaeron, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Ptolemus, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Phantor, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Iolchus Tibor, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Solarius, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Vantaro, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Saraman Aloysio, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Hadriax, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Laertus, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Eurymachon, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Envixus, Squad Sephirus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Fidus Galtarion, Sergeant, Squad Galtarion, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Nysus, Squad Galterion, ‘ Honoured’ 19th Company

Tynon, Sergeant, Squad Tynon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Deucalius Chalcodon, Squad Tynon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Autolo, Squad Tynon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Pheroneus Daedal, Sergeant, Squad Daedal, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Xantius Dolomon, Squad Daedal, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Endymias, Squad Daedal, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Idas, Sergeant, Squad Idas, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Lantor, Sergeant, Squad Lantor, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Lycastus, Squad Lantor, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Dromedon Pax, Squad Lantor, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Phaelon, Sergeant, Squad Phaelon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Phineon, Sergeant, Squad Phineon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Pronax, Squad Phineon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Pyramon, Squad Phineon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Ulantus Remulo, Squad Phineon, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Rendrus, Sergeant, Squad Rendrus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Cydor Rhadamanth, Squad Rendrus, ‘Honoured 19th Company

Sarpedus, Sergeant, Squad Sarpedus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Serapho, Squad Sarpedus, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Tithonon, assumed command of the Aeternian, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Valin, Sergeant, Squad Valin, ‘Honoured’ 19th Company

Erikon Gaius, Captain of the 21st Company

Tylos Rubio (Koios), [++identity redacted++] (formerly Codicier, Librarius; 21st Company; Knight Errant)

Honoria, Captain of the 23rd Company

Octavian Bruscius, Captain of the 24th Company

Colbya, Techmarine, 24th Company

Niax Nessus, Chapter Master of the 3rd Chapter

Terbis, Captain, 3rd Chapter

Thales, Captain, 3rd Chapter

Menius, Sergeant, 34th Company

Zyrol, Sergeant, posted to Helion orbital plate

Teus Sullus, Captain of the 39th Company

Greavus, Sergeant, 39th Company

Urath, Sergeant, 39th Company

Kaen Atreus, Chapter Master of the 6th Chapter

Tulian Aquila, Captain, 77th Company

Vascas, Sergeant, 77th Company

Hylas Pelion, Honorarius, 82nd Company

Klord Empion, Chapter Master of the 9th Chapter

Lucretius Corvo, Honoured Captain of the 90th ‘Nova’ Company, Commander of the Glorious Nova

Hephtus, Apothecary, 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Damius, Vexillary, 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Correlus, Techmarine, 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Ancevan, Sergeant, 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Crassus, Sergeant, 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Bellephon, 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Gollodon 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Cerean, 90th ‘Nova’ Company

Vared, Chapter Master, 11th Chapter

Ekritus, Captain, 111th Company

Phrastorex, Captain, 112th Company

Anchise, Sergeant, 112th Company

Sharad Antoli, Chapter Master of the 13th Chapter

Taerone, Captain of the 135th Company

Aeonid Thiel, Sergeant, 135th Comany, Commander of the Red-Marked

Vitus Inviglio, Red-Marked

Bracheus, Red-Marked

Corvun, Red-Marked

Drusus, Red-Marked

Finius, Red-Marked

Gordianius, Red-Marked

Laertes, Red-Marked

Leargus, Red-Marked

Naevius, Red-Marked

Petronius, Red-Marked

Venator, Red-Marked

Evido Banzor, Chapter Master of the 16th Chapter

Heutonicus, Captain of the 161st Company

Jaer, Apothecary, 161st Company

Kerso, 161st Company

Bormarus, 161st Company

Zabo, 161st Company

Anteros, 161st Company

Aecus Decimus, Chapter Master of the 17th Chapter

Connor, Sergeant, 170th Company

Naxor, Techmarine, 170th Company

Romus, Veteran 170th Company, Red-Marked

Tillus Victorius, Champion of the 171st Company

Vaul Agregius, Veteran, 171st Company

Paulus, Sky Hunter, 172nd Company, Red-Marked

Xion Octavion, 174th Company, Red-Marked

Sio, 175th Company, Red-Marked

Korolos, former Captain, 178th Company, Red-Marked

Adallus, Captain of the 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Hespatian, Primus Medicae, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Taricus, Apothecary, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Genus, Vexillary, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Lethicus, Sergeant, Commander of the Probity, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Caias, Probity, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Tiberius, Probity, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Hellas, Probity, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Odillio, Sergeant, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Archamenides, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Solus, Sergeant, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Arkus, Sergeant, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Oberdeii, Scout, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Tebecai, Scout, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Tolomachus, Scout, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Solon, Scout, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Florian Scout, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Mallius, Scout, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Krissaeos, Scout, 55th Scout Cohort, 199th ‘Aegida’ Company

Honorius Luciel, Captain of the 209th Company

Eleon Iasus, Chapter Master of the 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Hierax, Captain of the 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Aphovos, Librarian, 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter (formerly Sergeant of 2nd Squad)

Mnason, 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Teosos, 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Kletos, 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Gorthia, Sergeant of 3rd Squad, 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Lanatus, Pilot, 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Antalcidas, Dreadnought, 2nd Destroyers, 22nd ‘Nemesis’ Chapter

Castor Alcade, Legate of Battle Group II, 25th Chapter

Didacus Theron, Centurion of 4th Division, Battle Group II, 25th Chapter

Proximo Tarchon, Centurion of 9th Division, Battle Group II, 25th Chapter

Arcadon Kyro, Techmarine, Battle Group II, 25th Chapter

Orfeo Cassander, Legatus of Armatura

Dio Promus, Knight Errant (formerly Chief Librarian)

Titus Prayto, Master of the Presiding Centuria, Librarius

Sergio, Epistolary, Librarius

Valentius, Sergeant

Sacatus Demor, Sergeant

Daevios, Master of Ordnance

Hastenral, munitions provost

Parestor, Whirlwind artillery commander

Metrital, Whirlwind artillery crew

Sardeon, Whirlwind artillery crew

Tibor Ventidian, Techmarine in training

XIV Legion Astartes ‘Death Guard’

Mortarion, Primarch of the Death Guard, the Death Lord

Calas Typhon, First Captain, Master of the Grave Wardens, Commander of the Terminus Est

Hadrabulus Vioss, Captain of the 1st Company Grave Wardens

Hurklan, Sergeant, 1st Company Grave Wardens

Ignatius Grulgor, the Eater of Lives (formerly Commander of the 2nd Great Company)

Caipha Morarg, Equerry to the Primarch, 24th Breacher Squad, 2nd Company

Ullis Temeter, Captain of the 4th Great Company

Nathaniel Garro, Agentia Primus of the Knights Errant (formerly Battle-Captain of the 7th Great Company)

Meric Voyen, Apothecary, 7th Great Company

Andus Hakur, Veteran Sergeant, 7th Great Company

Tollen Sender, 7th Great Company

Solun Decius, 7th Great Company

Helig Gallor, Knight Errant (formerly 7th Great Company)

Gremus Kalgaro, Captain, Commander of the Endurance

Serob Kargul, Captain, Commander of the Ceaseless Advance

Malek Vos, Captain, Commander of the Balefire

Gremus Kalgaro, Marshal, Siegemaster

Malig Laestygon, Commander

Raheb Zurrieq, Lieutenant

Durak Rask (Dural Rask), Master of Ordnance, Siegemaster

Morgax Murnau, Chaplain

Zadal Crosius, Apothecary

Hunda Skorvall, the Bitterblood

Ukteg, Sergeant

Kahgor Lothsul

Jasun Haznir

XV Legion Astartes ‘Thousand Sons’

Magnus Rubricatus (Magnus the Red), Daemon Primarch of the Thousand Sons, the Crimson King, Lord of Prospero, Prince of Change

Ahzek Ahriman, First Captain, Chief Librarian, Magister Templi of the Corvidae

Sobek, Practicus to Ahriman

Ankhu Anen, Guardian of the Great Library, Corvidae

Menkaura, Corvidae

Phosis T’kar, Captain of the 2nd Fellowship, Magister Templi of the Raptora

Hathor Maat, Captain of the 3rd Fellowship, Magister Templi of the Pavoni

Revuel Arvida (Ianius), [++identity redacted++] (formerly errant sorcerer, friend to the V Legion; Sergeant, 4th Fellowship, Corvidae)

Baleq Uthizaar, Captain of the 5th Fellowship, Magister Templi of the Athanaeans

Sanakht, Athanaean

Khalophis, Captain of the 6th Fellowship, Magister Templi of the Pyrae

Tolbek, Pyrae

Phael Toron, Captain of the 7th Fellowship, Raptora

Malagor Auramagma, Captain of the 8th Fellowship, Pyrae

Amon, Captain of the 9th Fellowship, Equerry to the Primarch

Ignis, Master of the Order of Ruin

Mhotep, Brother-Sergeant and Fleet Captain, Commander of the Waning Moon

Menkaura, Blind Prophet of the Corvidae

Atharva, Crusader Host, Adept Exemptus

XVI Legion Astartes ‘Luna Wolves’ / ‘Sons of Horus’

Horus Lupercal, First Primarch, Warmaster, Commander-in-Chief of the Luna Wolves, Commander of the Sons of Horus, arch-traitor

Ezekyle Abaddon, First Captain, Commander of the Justaerin, Mournival

Falkus Kibre, Widowmaker, Captain of the Justaerin Terminator Cohort, 1st Company, Mournival

Thonas, Justaerin Terminator Cohort

Gedephron, Justaerin Terminator Cohort

Tybar, Justaerin Terminator Cohort

Ralkor, Justaerin Terminator Cohort

Sycar, Justaerin Terminator Cohort

Urskar, Justaerin Terminator Cohort

Kalus Ekaddon, Captain of the Catulan Reaver Squad, 1st Company

Tarik Torgaddon, Captain of the 2nd Company, Mournival

Iacton Qruze, the Half-heard, Knight Errant, (formerly Captain of the 3rd Company)

Hastur Sejanus, Captain of the 4th Company, Mournival

Horus Aximand, Little Horus, Captain of the 5th Company, Mournival

Yade Durso, Line Captain, 5th Company

Serghar Targost, Captain of the 7th Company, Lodge Master

Garviel Loken (Cerberus, Crius), Knight Errant (formerly Shield-Lieutenant; Captain of the 10th Company, Mournival; Lost Soul)

Nero Vipus, Sergeant of Locasta Tactical Squad, 10th Company

Xavyer Jubal, Sergeant of Hellebore Tactical Squad, 10th Company

Luc Sedirae, Captain of the 13th Company

Tybalt Marr, the Either, Captain of the 18th Company

Cyon Azedine, Company Champion

Kysen Scybale, Sergeant

Verulam Moy, the Or, Captain of the 19th Company

Lev Goshen, Captain of the 25th Company

Grael Noctua, the Warlocked, Sergeant, 25th Company, Mournival

Severian (Iapto), [++identity redacted++] (formerly the Wolf; 25th Company; Crusader Host; Knight Errant)

Saduran, 201st Assault Battalion

Ikrek, 201st Assault Battalion

Litus, Captain, Mournival

Janipur, Captain, Mournival

Vosto Kurnan, Captain

Renk, Apothecary

Rayko Solomus, Torturer

Menatus

Nevok

Uziel

Hajuk

Morvek

Ezriah

Krede

Ezremas

Ghodak

Harkus

Maloghurst, the Twisted, Equerry to the Warmaster

Argonis, the Unscarred, emissary of the Warmaster, Chieftain of the Isidis Flight

Ger Gerradon, Luperci

XVII Legion Astartes ‘Word Bearers’

Lorgar Aurelian, Primarch of the Word Bearers, the Urizen, the Bearer of the Word

Kor Phaeron, First Captain, Black Cardinal, Master of the Faith, architect of Calth’s doom

Erebus, disgraced First Chaplain, the Dark Apostle

Valdrekk Elias, Dark Apostle, sworn to the service of Erebus

Tanus Kreed, Acolyte

Foedral Fell, Anointed Commander

Morpal Cxir, Commander

Ulmor Nul

Hol Beloth, Annointed Commander of the Graven Star Chapter

Maloq Kartho, Dark Apostle of the Graven Star Chapter

Eriesh Kigal, Terminator Sergeant

Zu Gunara, Dreadnought

Quor Gallek, the Preacher, Dark Apostle Magister (formerly Chaplain)

Xenut Sul, Unburdened

Degat, Master Sergeant, Monarchia

Deumos, Chapter Master of the Serrated Sun Chapter

Argel Tal (The Crimson Lord), Commander of the Vakrah Jal (formerly Captain of the 7th Assault Company; Commander of the Gal Vorbak)

Xaphen, Chaplain, 7th Assault Company, Serrated Sun Chapter

Torgal, Sergeant of Torgal Assault Squad, 7th Company, Serrated Sun Chapter

Malnor, Sergeant of Malnor Assault Squad, 7th Company, Serrated Sun Chapter

Dagotal, Sergeant of Dagotal Outrider Squad, 7th Company, Serrated Sun Chapter

Essember Zote, Gal Vorbak

Ehl Eweth, Gal Vorbak

Eshramar, Sergeant of Eshramar Immolation Squad, Vakrah Jal

Kurtha Sedd, Chaplain-Apostle of the Third Hand Chapter

Tergothar, Captain of the 5th Assault Company, the Third Hand Chapter

Sor Gharax, the Bull, Contemptor Dreadnought, the Third Hand Chapter

Ghulun Vaad, Sergeant of Ulughar Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Toc Deneroth, Unburdened (formerly Ulughar Squad, the Third Hand Chapter)

Kaeloq, Ulughar Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Khuzhun, Ulughar Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Rethaz Qann, Ulughar Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Vor Raennag, Sergeant of Gurthuz Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Arathrax, Gurthuz Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Varnak Gath, Gurthuz Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Qarthon, Veteran Sergeant of Rhaalahn Squad, the Third Hand Chapter

Gherak Haxx, Hurundath Squad, 7th Company, the Third Hand Chapter

Versithis, 10th Company, the Third Hand Chapter

Maldreq Fal, Sergeant

Shan Varek

Uan Harox, Captain of the 8th Company

Zardu Layak, the Crimson Apostle, Master of the Unspeaking Chapter

Kulnar, Slave of the Anakatis Blade, the Unspeaking Chapter

Hebek, Slave of the Anatakis Blade, the Unspeaking Chapter

The Apostle, the Unspeaking Chapter

Sor Talgron, Captain of the 34th Company, representative of Lorgar on Terra

Jarulek, Dark Apostle of the 34th Company (formerly Chaplain)

Ahraneth, Standard Bearer, 34th Company

Dal Ahk, Master of Signal, 34th Company

Loth, Reconnaissance Sergeant, 34th Company

Telakhas, Line-Breaker Sergeant, 34th Company

Urhlan, Apothecary, 34th Company

Volkhar Wreth, Predicant, 34th Company (formerly Crusader Host)

Sorot Tchure, Captain of the 209th Company

Kal-Zedej, Cadre Sergeant, 256th Company, Commander of the Vorkaudar

Ledak, Yesa Takdar Cadre, 256th Company

Rovel, Yesa Takdar Cadre, 256th Company

Zadkiel, Fleet Captain of the Furious Abyss

Baelanos, Assault-Captain, Furious Abyss

Ikthalon, Chaplain, Furious Abyss

Reskiel, Sergeant-Commander, Furious Abyss

Malforian, Weapon Master, Furious Abyss

Ultis, Furious Abyss

Vorrjuk Kraal, Dark Apostle

Ker Venthax, High Chaplain

Quor Vondor, Chaplain

Ungol Shax, Chaplain

Azor Nathrakin, Librarian-Sorcerer

Phael Rabor, Captain

Grel Kathnar

Barthusa Narek (Kaspian Hecht), Huntsman (formerly Vigilator)

Barbos Kha, Unburdened

Ulkas Tul, Unburdened

XVIII Legion Astartes ‘Salamanders’

Vulkan, Primarch of the Salamanders, Lord of Drakes

Artellus Numeon, Pyre Captain, Vulkan’s equerry

Leodrakk, Pyre Guard

Skatar’var, Pyre Guard

Varrun, Pyre Guard

Ganne, Pyre Guard

Igataron, Pyre Guard

Atanarius, Pyre Guard

Nomus Rhy’tan, Voice of Fire, Keeper of the Keys

Phaestus Var’kir, Igniax Chaplain

Ushamann, Epistolary, Librarius

Orhn, Firedrake

Ran’d, Firedrake

T’kell, Forgefather of Nocturne (formerly Forgemaster)

Zau’ull, Firefather, Igniax Chaplain

Rahz Obek, Firebearer, Captain, Firedrakes

Zandu, Firefist, Sergeant, Firedrakes

Ak’nun Xen, Flamesmote, Firedrake

Gor’og Krask, Wyvern, Firedrake

Zeb’du Varr, Pyrus, Firedrake

Ashax, Sergeant, Firedrakes

Phokan, Firedrake

Gairon, Firedrake

Raios, Firedrake

Ba’durak, Firedrake

Rath, Firedrake

Votan, Firedrake

Fai’sho, Apothecary, Firedrakes

Attion, Venerable Dreadnought

Gravius, Captain of the 5th Company

Heka’tan, Captain of the 14th Company

Luminor, Apothecary, 14th Company

Bannon, Sergeant, 14th Company

Kaitar, 14th Company

Angvenon, 14th Company

Tu’var, 14th Company

Oranor, 14th Company

Nemetor, Captain of the 15th Reconnaissance Company

K’gosi, Captain of the 21st Company, Pyroclast

Atesh Tarsa, Apothecary, 24th Company

Xa’ven, Captain of the 34th Company

Khi’dem, Sergeant, 139th Company

Shen’ra, Techmarine

Kar’kor Zonn, Techmarine

Nem’ron Phylax, Techmarine in training

Rek’or Xathen, Pyroclast Sergeant

Baduk, Pyroclast

Kur’ak, Pyroclast

Mu’garna, Pyroclast

Zadar, Pyroclast

Barek Zytos, Draaksward (formerly Sergeant)

Atok Abidemi, Draaksward

Dakar

Igen Gargo, Draaksward

Feron

Kadir

Mur’ak

Ungan

Vorko

Xorn

Ra’stan

Usabius

Nuros, ally to Shadrak Meduson

XIX Legion Astartes ‘Raven Guard’

Corvus Corax, Primarch of the Raven Guard, the Ravenlord, Saviour of Deliverance

Gherith Arendi, former Commander of the Shadow Wardens, Commander, Black Guard

Shray Chavyon, provisional Lieutenant, Black Guard

Branne Nev, Commander of the Raptors

Navar Hef, Lieutenant, Raptors (formerly Novitiate; Sergeant)

Xanda Neroka, Lieutenant, Raptors

Devor, Raptor

Kannak, Raptor

Drayk, Raptor

Garba, Raptor

Volb, Raptor

Fannas, Raptor

Sannad, Raptor

Kelpel, Raptor

Agapito Nev, Commander of the Talons

Lancrato Nestil, Sergeant, Talons

Hadraig Dor, Sergeant, Talons

Keremi Ort, Talon

Chovani, Sergeant, Talons

Corbyk, Talon

Gal, Talon

Vanda, Talon

Henn, Thunderhawk pilot, Talons

Lukar Fereni, Talons

Marko Dis, Talons

Solaro An, Commander of the Hawks

Soukhounou, Commander of the Hawks

Aloni Tev, Commander of the Falcons

Shaak, Lieutenant, Falcons

Khira, Captain, Commander of the Providence

Vabus, Lieutenant, Commander of the Revenant

Balsar Kurthuri, Chief Librarian, Librarius (formerly Talons)

Syth Arriax, Librarius

Fara Tex, Librarius

Hriak, Codicier, Librarius

Antaka Cyvaan, Knight Errant (formerly Librarian)

Stradon Binalt, Techmarine

Napenna, Techmarine

Vincente Sixx, Chief Apothecary

Morvax Haukspeer, Apothecary

Nathian, Planetary commandant

Nykona Sharrowkyn, 66th Company

Alastor Rushal, former Captain of the 89th Company

Verano Ebb, Captain of Silence Squad

Dalcoth, Captain

Kaylar Norn, Apothecary

Chamell, Shade-Sergeant, Mor Deythan

Senderwat, Mor Deythan

Fasur, Mor Deythan

Korin, Mor Deythan

Strang, Mor Deythan

Inachus Ptero, Veteran

Avus

Judex

Levannas

Ogen, [++identity redacted++]

Rama Karayan, Knight Errant

Dravian Klayde, the Carrion, Knight Errant

XX Legion Astartes ‘Alpha Legion’

Alpharius, Twin Primarch of the Alpha Legion, Lord of Serpents

Omegon, Twin Primarch of the Alpha Legion, Lord of the Effrit Stealth Squad

Ingo Pech, First Captain

Mathias Herzog, Captain of the 2nd Company

Sheed Ranko, Captain of the Lernaean Terminator Squad

Chaitin, Legate

Thetacron,Commander, Harrow Group Arcadus

Goran Setebos, Sergeant of Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Isidor, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Arkan, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Krait, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Volion, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Braxus, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Zantine, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Charmian, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Vermes, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Tarquiss, Squad Sigma, 3rd Company

Arvas Janic, Commander of Tenebrae 9-50 Installation

Ursinus Echion, Librarian, Tenebrae 9-50 Installation

Phocron, Headhunter Prime

Kel Silonius, Headhunter

Kalix, Headhunter

Hekaron, Headhunter

Seyhan, Infiltrator

Sork, Captain, Wealth of Kings, Agent

Lydia Myzmadra, Operative

Ashul, Operative

MECHANICUM

Cult Mechanicus

Kelbor-Hal, Fabricator General of Mars, Forge Master of Olympus Mons

Sota-Nul, Emissary of the True Mechanicum, Martian Emissary to the Warmaster, Disciple of Kelbor-Hal, Mistress of the Disciples of Nul

Ardim Protos, Magos, first disciple of Sota Nul

Clain Pent, Fifth Disciple of Nul

Zagreus Kane, Fabricator General-in-Exile of Mars, High Lord of Terra (formerly Fabricator Locum of Mars, Forge Master of Mondus Occulum)

Vethorel, Ambassadress

Trimejia Diadanei, Fabricator Locum of Mars

Urtzi Malevolus, Forge Master of Mars

Lukas Chrom, Forge Master of Mondus Gamma

Koriel Zeth, Mistress of the Magma City

Ipluvien Maximal, Forge Master of Mars

Archoi, Magos, Master of the Forge at Diamat

Iosos, Archwright of the Ten Thousand

Vel-Kheredae, Archmagos Veneratus, representative of Kelbor-Hal

Delvere, Archmagos of Constanix II, Master of Iapetus

Vangellin, Cognoscenti Magokritarch of Atlas, Constanix II

Salva Kanar, Magos Logistica, Third District, Constanix II

Benician Mendoza, Viceroy Extractatorian, Trisolian

Khir Doth Iaxis, High Magos

Hieronymax Veltarae, Magos-Prime of Thagria Forge

Bellonitrix, Magos-Pretender of Thagria Forge

Rygan Indomitii, Coadjutor-General of Nagra Excelsor

Gureod, Magos, Furious Abyss

Meer Edv Tawren, Magos Analyticae

Uldort, Magos

Pelot, Magos

Theuril, Magos

Cahyo, Magos, Primary Voice on the Unbreakable Truth

Kazzim-Aleph-1, Magos-Emissary

Volkern Aurguramus, Artisan Empyr

Uhl Kehal Hesst, Server of Intrumentation

Regulus, Adept, Envoy to Horus Lupercal

Semyon, Adept of Mars

Arkhan Land, Techoarchaeologist

Gnaus Archelon, Illuminant and Artisan Astartes

Byzanus, Tech-Priest

Chi-32-Bet, Enginseer

Friedisch Adum Ship Qvo, Tech-Acolytum

Belisarius Cawl, Tech-Acolytum

Legio Audax Ordo Titanica ‘Ember Wolves’

Venric Solostine, Princeps Ultima, Command Titan Syrgalah

Toth Kol, Moderati Primus, Command Titan Syrgalah

Keeda Bly, Moderati Secundus, Command Titan Syrgalah

The Ninth, Mechanicum Adept, Command Titan Syrgalah

Audun Lyrac, Princeps Penultima

Legio Crucius Ordo Titanica ‘Warmongers’

Etana Kalonice, Princeps, Paragon of Terra

Carthal Ashur, Calator Martialis

Legio Defensor Ordo Titanica ‘Nova Guard’

Guillame Ferré, Princeps majoris, 3rd Maniple

Legio Fortidus Ordo Titanica

Uta-Dagon, Princeps, Red Vengeance

Utu-Lerna, Princeps, Bloodgeld

Ur-Nammu, Warmonger

Legio Gryphonicus Ordo Titanica ‘War Griffons’

Opinicus, Invocatio

Legio Ignatum Ordo Titanica ‘Fire Wasps’

Nishome Alvarek, Princeps, Scion of Vigilant Light

Enkir Morova, Princeps, Black Sky

Legio Lysanda Ordo Titanica ‘Sentinels of the Edge’

Maxamillien Delantyr, Princeps, Ardentor

Ellas Hyle, Moderati Primus, Ardentor

Kei Adaras, Moderati Secndus, Ardentor

Legio Mortis Ordo Titanica ‘Death’s Heads’

Esau Turnet, Princeps, Imperator Dies Irae

Cassar, Moderati Primus, Imperator Dies Irae

Aruken, Moderati Primus, Imperator Dies Irae

Camulos, Princeps, Aquila Ignis

Legio Solaria Ordo Titanica ‘Imperial Hunters’

Mal-4 Chrysophane, Vox Omni Machina

Goten Mu Kassanius, Magos Principia Militaris, Archmagos Maxima Dominus Machina Dei

Mohana Mankata Vi, Great Mother, Domina Princeps Bellicosa Altus Xiliarkis

Esha Ani Mohana Vi, Great Mother, Princeps majoris of Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Fenina Bol, Moderatui bellatus, Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Odani Jehan, Moderati bellatus, Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Nepha Nen, Moderati bellatus, Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Yeha Yeha, Moderati primus, Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Mephani Ohana, Moderati oratorius, Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Jephenir Jehan, Moderati steersman, Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Omega-6, Magos plasmancer, Domine Ex Venari, 2nd Maniple

Soranti Daha, Princeps of Velox Canis, 2nd Maniple

Jehani Jehan, Princeps of Cursor Ferro, 2nd Maniple

Ophira Mendev, Moderati bellatus, Cursor Ferro, 2nd Maniple

Yulia Demonsany, Moderati bellatus, Cursor Ferro, 2nd Maniple

Natandi Fahl, Moderati steersman, Cursor Ferro, 2nd Maniple

Kalis Nen, Moderati oratorius, Cursor Ferro, 2nd Maniple

Perontius, Magos plasmancer, Cursor Ferro, 2nd Maniple

Toza Mindev, Princeps of Procul Videns, 2nd Maniple

Abhani Lus Mohana, Princeps of Os Rubrum, 2nd Maniple

Durana Fahl, Princeps majoris of Steel Huntress, 4th Maniple

Akali Netra, Princeps majoris of Odercarium, 3rd Maniple

Kana Gallia, Princeps majoris of Arcadian Might, 6th Maniple

Kansa Rit, Princeps majoris of Broad Spear, 10th Maniple

Osha Mir, Princeps majoris, 11th/13th Maniple

Gophan Niri, Princeps of Pilum Aurae

Legio Tempestus Ordo Titanica ‘Stormlords’

Indias Cavalerio, ‘The Stormlord’, Princeps, Warlord Victorix Magna

Suzak, Princeps, Warlord Tharsis Hastatus

Mordant, Princeps, Reaver Arcadia Fortis

Sharaq, Princeps, Reaver, Metallus Cebrenia

Baser, Princeps, Warhound, Vulpus Rex

Kasim, Princeps, Warhound, Raptoria

Lamnos, Princeps, Warhound, Astrus Lux

Legio Xerxes Ordo Titanica

Amon Jeveth, Princeps

Divisio Biologis

Nexin Orlandriaz, Genetor

Carantine, Magos Biologis, Warden of the Pharos

Beta-Phi 97, Datasmith, Warden of the Pharos

Bassili, Magos Biologis, Primus Cogenitor, Third District, Contanix II

Firax, Magos Biologis, Third District, Constanix II

House Devine

Cyprian Devine, the Hellblade, Knight Seneschal

Cebella Devine, Adoratrice Drakaina

Raeven Devine, First Knight

Albard Devine, firstborn scion

Lyx Devine, Adoratrice Sybaris

House Donar

Balmorn Donar, Lord-Knight

Robard Donar, Scion

House Procon Vi

Baravi Hanto, Baron

Dashiel, Servant

House Taranis

Verticorda, Lord Commander, Ares Lictor

Caturix, Lord Commander, Gladius Fulmen

Stator, Preceptor, Fortis Metallum

Raf Maven, Equitus Bellum

Leopold Cronus, Pax Mortis

House Vyridion

Jaya D’Arcus, Baroness, Warden of Highrock

Devram Sevik, Couriter, Scion

Illara Latharas, Courtier, Scion

Torolec, Sacristan Apex

Legio Cybernetica

Hester Aspertia Sigma-Sigma, Magos Domina, Trisolian

Rissin, Magos Dominus

Octal Bool, Magos Dominus, First Maniple, Daedarii Reserve Cohort

Dex, Kastelan-class robot, First Maniple, Daedarii Reserve Cohort

Impedicus, Kastelan-class robot, First Maniple, Daedarii Reserve Cohort

Nulus, Kastelan-class robot, First Maniple, Daedarii Reserve Cohort

Little Auri, Kastelan-class robot, First Maniple, Daedarii Reserve Cohort

Pollex, Kastelan-class robot, First Maniple, Daedarii Reserve Cohort

Loriark, Cybernetica, Magos Senioris, Third District, Constanix II

Umwelt Uexküll, Cybertheurgist

Credence Araxe, Magos, Master of Ursarax

Zygman Videns, Magos, statistical prognosticator

Vindicatrix, Vorax-class battle-automaton

Incarnadine, Conqueror Primus, 9th Maniple, Carthage Cohort

Kronus VI, Castellax-class battle-automaton

Xi-Nu 73, Tech-Adept, 9th Maniple, Carthage Cohort

Uncannical, cherubim technomat

Legiones Skitarii

Arook Serotid, Master of Skitarii on Calth

Cyramica

Alpha-Rho-25, Sicarii Protector

Diort

Ordo Reductor

Hieronyma (The Archimandrite), Magos Domina, Executor Principus

Bellona Modwen, High Magos

Prefecture Magisterium

Remiare, Tech-Priest Assassin

Raman Synk, Lexorcist, ward engine

Confabulari 66, Servo-skull

Servants of the Mechanicum

Dalia Cyhera, Transcriber

Zouche Chahaya, Machinist

Severine Delmer, Schematic Draughter

Mellicin Oster, Technical Overseer

Caxton Torgau, Component Assembler

Rho-mu 31, Mechanicum Protector

Jonas Milus, Empath

Lacrymenthis, Cogitatoris Regular, Third District, Constanix II

Taff Arcudi, Deck-captain, Arc Bellus, Collegia Titanica

Sapien, Artificimian

Di-Delta 451 (Null), Servo-automaton

Eta/Iota~13 (Void), Servo-automaton

Strix, Cyber-raven

Tez-Lar, Cawl’s pet servitor

IMPERIAL EXPEDITION FLEETS

Ekra Trez, Sin-Eater, Nightfall

Taye Karenna, Wing Commander, Veiled Ones Squadron, Nightfall

Kul Kyven, Naviseer, Veiled Ones Squadron, Nightfall

Vensent Aurlin, Gunner, Veiled Ones Squadron, Nightfall

Athene DuCade, Shipmistress of the Red Tear

Varra Nevarrus, Vox-Officer, Red Tear

Jeran Mautus, Lieutenant, Auspex Officer, Red Tear

Kiriktas, Helmsman, Sthenelus

Gellius, Shipmaster, Probity

Juliana Vratus, Vox-officer, Probity

Valentian, Shipmaster of the Glorious Nova

Matheris, Helmsman, Glorious Nova

Freia Solontine, Admiral, Commander of the Righteous Fury

Ulfar, Shipmaster of the Endurance

Lagaahn, Gunnery Master, Endurance

Trangh, Master of the Watch, Endurance

Baryk Carya, Shipmaster, frigate Eisenstein

Racel Vought, Executive Officer, frigate Eisenstein

Tirin Maas, Vox Officer, frigate Eisenstein

Kaleb Arin, Housecarl to Captain Garro

Rack, Shipmaster of the Reaper’s Shroud

Reyne, Shipmaster of the Chalice of Fire

Kolo Adyssian, Shipmaster of the Charybdis

Arikk Gullero, Lieutenant, First Officer, Charybdis

Lyssa Esenzi, Flag Lieutenant, Helm Officer, Charybdis

Mandroclidas, Strategarch of the Geno Seventy-Sixty Spartocid

DeBlessent, Lieutenant, Ayliet Phalanx Auxilia, Imperial Army

Bollivar, Lord general, Fasadian high commander

Suruq Reming, First watcher, Fasadian 4th

Vannes, Colonel, Fasadian 14th

Etan Boq, Line gunner, Fasadian 86th

Retribution Fleet

Halm Basus, Primus of the Tribune

Saturnine Fleet

Kaminska, Rear Admiral of the Wrathful

Venkmyer, Helmsmistress, Wrathful

4th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Ozius Vesepian, Commodore of the Fleet

Vazheth Licinia, Mistress of the Astropathic Choir, Invincible Reason

Kellandra Vray, Shipmaster of the Vehemence

Tagrain, Deck-Captain, Transport Division

Haster, Deck-Lieutenant

12th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Sazar, Shipmaster of the Macragge’s Honour

Ouon Hommed, acting Shipmaster of the Macragge’s Honour (formerly Shipmaster of the Sanctity of Saramanth)

Bohan Zedoff, Representative, Macragge’s Honour

Kolos Zarataini, Officer of Auspex, Macragge’s Honour

Jana Lighthour, Acting Officer of Artifice, Macragge’s Honour

Sargune Mara Sept Loquoi, Navigati Secundus, Macragge’s Honour

Taius Netetian, Shipmaster of the Ultimus Mundi

Bethra Kallan, Auspex Officer, Ultimus Mundi

Turetia Altuzer, Shipmaster of the Samothrace

Junixa Terrens, Vox-Officer, Samothrace

Nestor Lautenix, Lieutenant, Samothrace

Sparzi, Colonel of the Nerid 10th, Imperial Army

Bowe Hellock, Sergeant, Numinus 61st, Imperial Army

Dogent Krank, Numinus 61st

Bale Rane, Numinus 61st

27th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Marcus Valerius, Praefector of the Imperial Army, Vice-Caesari of the Therion Cohort (formerly Commander of the Therion Cohort)

Pelon, Tribune of the Therion Cohort, Manservant to Marcus Valerius

Nasturi Ephrenia, Strategium controller, Avenger

Elvvix Jasson, Watch-Captain of the Shadowed Guardian

28th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Thaddeus Fayle, Lord Commander of the Archite Palatines, Imperial Army

Harkian, Shipmaster of the Suzerain

Eleanora Kulba, Shipmaster of the Terce Falion

Fael Alobus, Deck-Officer, Terce Falion

47th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Antonus Antwark, Shipmaster of the Infidus Imperator

Gelkewh, Primary Helmsman, Infidus Imperator

Unselm Ka, Master Devisor, Host of Sensors, Infidus Imperator

Gemiah Daemos, Hierophant, Kor Phaeron’s retinue

Lhantor, Housekeeper, Kor Phaeron’s retinue

Aklion, Wordsinger, Kor Phaeron’s retinue

Terkos Torok, Master of the Lifewards, Kor Phaeron’s retinue

63rd Imperial Expedition Fleet

Boas Comnenus, Master of the Fleet

Hektor Varvarus, Lord Commander, Imperial Army

140th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Mathanual August, Master of the Fleet

203rd Imperial Expedition Fleet

Lotara Sarrin, Flag-Captain of the Conqueror

Ivar Tobin, First Officer, Conqueror

Feyd Hallerthan, Officer, Conqueror

Lehralla, Scrymistress, Conqueror

Kejic, Vox-master, Conqueror

301st Imperial Expedition Fleet

Baloc Torvus, Master of the Fleet

Arric Jesmetine, Major of the Euchar 54th Infantry

670th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Jan Van Aunger, Master of the Fleet

Teng Namatijira, Lord Commander, Imperial Army

Sri Vedt, Primus of the Geno Five-Two Chiliad

Honen Mu, Uxor, Geno Five-Two Chiliad

Rukhsana Saiid, Uxor, Geno Five-Two Chiliad

Hurtado Bronz, Hetman, Geno Five-Two Chiliad

Kaido Pius, Hetman, Geno Five-Two Chiliad

Dimiter, Shiban, Hetman, Geno Five-Two Chiliad

Franco Boone, Genewhip, Geno Five-Two Chiliad

Dinas Chayne, Bajolur-Captain, Lucifer Blacks

Eiman, Companion, Lucifer Blacks

Belloc, Companion, Lucifer Blacks

Nitin Dev Major, General of the Zanzibari Hort

Kolmec, Bajolur, Zanzibari Hort

Wilde, Lord of the Crescent-Sind Sixth Torrent

Khedive Ismail Sherard, Outremars

Gan Karsh, General of the Regnault Thorns

915th Imperial Expedition Fleet

Taban, Sensorium Master, Swordstorm

Tamaz, Sensorium Master, Kaljian

Idda, Master of the Watch, Melak Karta

Erya, Mistress of Sub-Warp Navigation, Melak Karta

IMPERIAL PERSONAE

Kelsi Demidov, Speaker for the Chartist Captains, High Lord of Terra

Sidat Yaseen Tharcher, Chirugeon-General of the Orders Hospitalis, High Lord of Terra

Adreen, Lord Commander Militant of the Imperial Armies, High Lord of Terra

Petronella Vivar, Palatina Majora of House Carpinus

Maggard, Bodyguard to Petronella, Maloghurst’s civilian enforcer

Merriksun Eurotas, Void Baron of Narvaji, Agentia Nuntius of Taebian Sector

Hyssos, Security Operative, Eurotas Trade Consortium

Perrig, Indentured Psyker, Eurotas Trade Consortium

Cyrene Vantalion (The Blessed Lady), Confessor of the Word

Caeron Sebaton, Frontier archaeologist

Jerune Kanshell, Iron Hands Legion serf

Agnes Tanaura, Iron Hands Legion serf

Georg Paert, Iron Hands Legion serf

Fajallo, Carandiru cell leader

Veleda, Cartomancer

Jambik Sosruko, Migou, son of Lady Veleda

Imperial Commanders

Harlad Furt, Lord Governor, Overseer of the Sarosh territories

Taddeus Kulik, Imperial Governor of Diamat

Tybaral Thal’kr, Paxuary, Imperial Magnate of Nuceria

Naima Starothrendar, Baroness of Scarato

Adeptus Arbites

Harr Rantal, Grand Provost Marshal, High Lord of Terra

Cartur Umenedies, Imperial Judge

Vohan Gethe, Warden-Primus of the 87th Precinct ‘Peacemakers’

Ebba Renski, Proctor

Adeptus Astra Telepathica

Nemo Zhi-Meng, Chormaster of the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, High Lord of Terra

Aniq Sarashina, Mistress of the Scholastica Psykana

Evander Gregoras, Master of the Cryptaesthesians

Armina Fel, Senior Astropath, Astropath-adjutant to Rogal Dorn

Ing Mae Sing, Mistress of Astropaths, Vengeful Spirit

Vazheth Licinia, Mistress of the Astropathic Choir, Invincible Reason

Argenta, Fleet Astropath, Invincible Reason

Jian-Tzu, Star-speaker, Mistress of Astropaths, Swordstorm

Calio Lezzek, Master of Astropaths, Retribution Fleet

Rhydia Erephren, Mistress of Astropaths, Veritas Ferrum

Absolom Cartik, Personal Astropath to the Occuli Imperator

Corocoro Sahzë, Astropath, Red Tear

Connra Deakon, Astropath, Avenger

Kai Zulane, Astropath, seconded to Navigator House Castana

Athena Diyos, Astropath, City of Sight

Abir Ibn Khaldun, Astropath, City of Sight

Emil Jeddah, Astropath

Prophesius, Metatron

Kartono, bondsman to Yasu Nagasena

Maxim Golovka, Major General, Commander of the Black Sentinels

Skoia, ancestor-speaker

Administratum

Simeon Pentasian, Master of the Administratum, High Lord of Terra

Ossian, Chancellor of the Imperial Estates, High Lord of Terra

Jemm Marison, High Lady of the Imperial Chancellory, High Lord of Terra

Aenid Rathbone, High Administratrix

Ormond Braxton, Emissary of the Administration of Terra

Talia Bosk, Magos Administratum, chief Imperial bureaucrat on Caliban

Ilya Ravallion, General, Departmento Munitorum

Heriol Miert, Departmento Munitorum

Helmar Galeen, Administrator

Katanoh Tallery, Scribe-adepta 2nd classificate

Volo Kelkinod, Scribe-adept 2nd classificate

Mehya Vogt, Scribe

Chosen of Malcador

Ael Wyntor, Confidante of the Sigillite

Banu Rassuah, Pilot of the Tarnhelm

Yasu Nagasena, Seer Hunter of the Black Ships, the Hound of Malcador

Teledion Brell, Scientician

Navis Nobilite

Bolam Haardiker, Paternoval Envoy, High Lord of Terra

Pieter Helian Achelieux, Novator

Veil, Magister

Erfa Hine Sweq Chorogus, High Senior of the Navis Nobilite, Navigator of the Vengeful Spirit

Theralyn Fiana, Chief Navigator of the Invincible Reason, Lady of House Ne’iocene

Hes-Thal, Black Oculus Navigator

Avelina Hjelvos, Master of Navigators on the Swordstorm

Orcadus, Principal Navigator of the Wrathful

Bhalif Strassny, Navigator of the Veritas Ferrum

Maesa, Navigator of the Ultimus Mundi

Sagitha Alons Neortallin, Indentured Navigator, XVII Legion

Yathinius, Navigaotr, Annunciation

Nekras, Navigator, Annunciation

Circe, Navigator of the Charybdis

Cavelli, Navigator of the Terce Falion

Fasuusi, Navigator of the Shadowed Guardian

Officio Assassinorum

Sire Vindicare, Master and Director Primus, Clade Vindicare

Siress Venenum, Master and Director Primus, Clade Venenum

Sire Eversor, Master and Director Primus, Clade Eversor

Sire Vanus, Master and Director Primus, Clade Vanus

Siress Callidus, Master and Director Primus, Clade Callidus

Sire Culexus , Master and Director Primus, Clade Culexus

Eristede Kell, Assassin-at-Marque, Clade Vindicare, Execution Force, Fallen Assassin

Jenniker Kell (Jenniker Soalm), Secluse, Clade Venenum, Execution Force

‘The Garantine’, Nihilator, Clade Eversor, Execution Force

Fon Tariel, Infocyte, Clade Vanus, Execution Force

Koyne, Shade, Clade Callidus, Execution Force

Iota, Protiphage, Clade Culexus, Execution Force

Iaeo, Unbound Infocyte, Omega Tabulation, Clade Vanus

Remembrancer Order

Kyril Sindermann, former Primary Iterator

Ignace Karkasy, Poet

Mersadie Oliton, Prisoner of the Unnamed Fortress (formerly Documentarist)

Euphrati Keeler, the Living Saint (formerly Imagist)

Peeter Egon Momus, Architect Designate

Serena d’Angelus, Artist and Imagist

Bequa Kynska, Composer and Harmonist

Ostian Delafour, Sculptor

Coraline Aseneca, Theatrical performer

Leopold Cadmus, Poet

Rhianna Sorel, Composer and Harmonist

Kallista Eris, Historiographer

Mahavastu Kallimakus, Scrivener Extraordinary to Magnus the Red

Camille Shivani, Architectural Archeohistorian

Lemuel Gaumon, Societal Behaviourist

Ishaq Kadeen, Imagist

Halerdyce Gerwyn, Remembrancer

Seriph, Remembrancer

Verace, Remembrancer

Glaivarzel, Imagist and Iterator

Verace, Imagist

Barbarus

Thomen Ahrax, Warrior, Death Guard

Caliban

Bethalin Tylain, Marchesa-Colonel, Imperial Army auxilia

Morten, General, Commander of the Calibanite Jaegers

Saulus Maegon, Mistress of the Angelicasta

Thuriel, Lord Scion of a noble house

Alera, noble lady and mistress of her house

Malchial, Lord, son of a famous knight

Ramiel, Training Master of the Order, training master for the I Legion

Lord Cypher, Guardian of the Order

Brother Amadis, the Hero of Maponis, Battle Knight of the Order

Hadariel, Battle Knight of the Order

Elliath, Knight Supplicant of the Order

Daviel, former Knight of the Order

Sartana, Master of the Knights of Lupus

Calth

Subiaco, Ingenium, Calth Pioneer Auxilia

Riuk Hamadri, Colondel, Defence Auxilia

Volper Ullyet, Captain, 77th Ingenium Support Division

Kadene, Major, Cardace Storm Troopers

Bartebes, Corporal, Cardace Storm Troopers

Arbute, Seneschal, Citizen of Calth

Ollanius Persson (Oll Persson), Citizen of Calth

Graft, Servitor Menial

Hebet Zybes, Citizen of Calth

Katt, Citizen of Calth

Neve Rane, Citizen of Calth

Dagonet

Astrid Sinope, Lady, Citizen of Dagonet

Erno Sigg, Citizen of the Imperium

Capra, Citizen of Dagonet

Terrik Grohl, Citizen of Dagonet

Liya Beye, Citizen of Dagonet

Episimos III

Eleska Revus, Colonel, Imperial Army

Fenris

Guthox, Ascommani

Brom, Ascommani

Lern, Ascommani

Iesta Veracrux

Rata Telemach, High-Reeve of Iesta Veracrux

Berts Laimner, Reeve Warden of Iesta Veracrux

Yosef Sabrat, Reeve of Iesta Veracrux

Daig Segan, Reeve of Iesta Veracrux

Macragge

Tarasha Euten, August Chamberlain Principal

Forsche, Consul of the Senate

Vodun Badorum, Captain, Praecental Guard, household division

Perel, Praecental Guard

Clenart, Praecental Guard

Leaneena, Deck officer, Helion orbital plate

Molech

Brython Semper, Lord Admiral, Battlefleet Molech

Tyana Kourion, Lord General, Grand Army of Molech

Edoraki Hakon, Marshal of the Northern Oceanic

Abdi Kheda, Commander of the Kushite Eastings

Oskur van Valkenberg, Colonel of the Western Marches

Corwen Malbek, Khan of the Southern Steppe

Noama Calver, Medicae corps

Alivia Sureka, Larsa harbour pilot

Jeph Parsons, Dock worker

Miska, daughter of Jeph Parsons

Vivyen, daughter of Jeph Parsons

Nocturne

Ban’ek, Tribal King of Themis

N’bel, Black-smiter, Hesiod

Breughar, Metal-shaper, Hesiod

Gorve, Plainskeeper, Hesiod

Rek’tar, Hornmaster, Hesiod

Nuceria

Oshamay Evrel’Korshay, General of the Thal’kr Kin-Guard

Prospero

Chaiya Parvati, survivor of Prospero

Signus Prime

Tillyan Niobe, Gardener

Sotha

Hulio Vitellius, Lieutenant, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Mericus Giraldus, Sergeant, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Jonno, Tiny, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Hasquin, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Martinus, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Chelvan Quintus, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Dorican, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Morio, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Hanspire, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Pontian, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Aelius, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Govenisk, Sergeant, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Kolom Bolarion, Sergeant, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Demethon, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Klavius, Sothan 1st Auxilia (irregular)

Tallarn

Akil Sulan, merchant prince of the Sapphire City

Elo Sussabarka, Brigadier-Elite, commander of the Rachab fortress

Augustus Fask Colonel, Crescent Shelter command staff

Silas Kord, Colonel Commander, 001 Malcador assault tank War Anvil, officer commanding Tallarn 71st

Mori, Driver, 001 Malcador assault tank War Anvil

Zade, 1st Gunner, 001 Malcador assault tank War Anvil

Sacha, 1st Loader, 001 Malcador assault tank War Anvil

Saul, Forward Gunner, 001 Malcador assault tank War Anvil

Kogetsu, SPonson Gunner, 001 Malcador assault tank War Anvil

Shornal, Sponson Gunner, 001 Malcador assault tank War Anvil

Abbas, Lieutenant, Vanquisher Murner, 1st Squadron commander, Tallarn 71st

Zekenilla, Lieutenant, Executioner Noon Star, 2nd Squadron commander, Tallarn 71st

Origo, Lieutenant, lead scout Razor

Tahirah, Lieutenant, 1st Squadron commander, Amaranth Company, Jurnian 701st

Lachlan, Gunner, 111 Executioner Lantern

Makis, Driver, 111 Executioner Lantern

Vail, Loader, 111 Executioner Lantern

Udo, Sponson gunner, 111 Executioner Lantern

Genji, Sponson gunner, 111 Executioner Lantern

Hector, Corporal, commander, 112 Executioner Deathlight

Brel, Segeant, commander, 113 (field attachment) Vanquisher Silence

Jallinika, Gunner, 113 (field attachment) Vanquisher Silence

Calsuriz, Driver, 113 (field attachment) Vanquisher Silence

Selq, Loader, 113 (field attachment) Vanquisher Silence

Rashne, Gunner/signaller, 114 (field attachment) scout vehicle Talon

Jalen, Alpha Legion Operative

Sol System

Cadmus Vek, Celestial Mining Magnate

Zadia Koln, Sub-mistress of system freighter Antius

Aksinya, Lifeward to Cadmus Vek

Terra

Niora Su-Kassen, Solar Command Staff (formerly Admiral of the Jovian Fleets)

Koja Zu, Minister of the Anuatan Steppes

Hanis oFar, Thernian 7th Imperial Army Regiment

Fendo, Thernian 7th Imperial Army Regiment

Morhan, Strategos, 56th Veletaris Tercio, 2nd Solar Auxilia Cohort, Saturnyne Rams

Miqell Olen, Lieutenant, 34th Espandor Rangers, Imperial Auxilia

Adinahav Jainan, Acting Captain, Kushtun Naganda ‘Old Hundred’ Imperial Army Regiment

Katsuhiro, Conscript, Kushtun Naganda ‘Old Hundred’ Imperial Army Regiment

Runnecan, Conscript, Kushtun Nagana ‘Old Hundred’ Imperial Army Regiment

Aisha Daveinpor, Squadron Mistress, 198th Palace Aerial Defence Squadron ‘Bright Hawks’

Yancy Modin, Pilot, Flight One, 198th Palace Aerial Defence Squadron ‘Bright Hawks’

Dandar Bey, Flight Master, Flight Two, 198th Palace Aerial Defence Squadron ‘Bright Hawks’

Heliosa-78, Cult Matriarch of the Selenar

Andromeda-17, Personified-scion of the Selenar

Thuria Amund, In-System Traffic Controller, Bhab Bastion

Palladis Novandio, Priest of the Temple of Woe, Petitioner’s City

Roxanne Castana, Supplicant of the Temple of Woe, Petitioner’s City

Arik Taranis (Babu Dhakal), Clan Lord of the Dhakal

Ghota, Dhakal Enforcer

Uwe, Rector

Kasper Ansbach Hawser, Conservator, also known as Ahmad Ibn Rustah

Navid Murza, Conservator

Incarnus, Aventian progression savant

Haln, covert operative of the Warmaster

Ndole Esto, Driver

Zeun Thuruq, Believer

Azmedi, Beastman

NON-IMPERIAL PERSONAE

Xalmagundi, ‘Calamity’, soulfuel, witchbreed

The Tabula Myriad, Abominable Intelligencia

Khrothis, Cultist of Chaos

Actaea, Oracle of the Ashen Saint

Aghoru

Yatiri, Leader of the Aghoru

Davinites

Akshub, Lodge Priestess, Leader of the Lodge of the Serpent

Tsepha, facilitator for Akshub, Lodge of the Serpent

Tsi Rekh, Davinite liaison, High Priestess of Pythos

Ske Vris, Priestess Novitiate to Tsi Rekh

Interex

Jephta Naud, General Commander, armies of the interex

Mithras Tull, Subordinate Commander, armies of the interex

Diath Shehn, Abbrocarius

Asherot, Indentured Kinebrach, Keeper of Devices

Saroshi

Lord High Exalter, Leader of the Saroshi Bureaucracy

Dusan, Sarosh exetegist

XENOS

Eldar

Eldrad Ulthran (The Diviner), Farseer of Ulthwé

Khiraen Goldheim, Wraithlord of Ulthwé

Lathsarial, Farseer

Karuchi Vohra, Ebonite Archymst, Ovate Seer of the Paths Above

Varuchi Vohra, Ebonite Archymst, Ovate Seer of the Paths Below

Kheradruakh, Shade Stalker of the Shadowed Path

The Cabal

Gahet, of the Old Kind

Slau Dha, an Eldar, Autarch

G’Latrro

Athithirtir, an antedil, Envoy of the Cabal

John Grammaticus, a human Perpetual

Damon Prytanis, a human Perpetual

Gahet

DIABOLUS

Ingethel, the Ascended, Emissary and Viator of the Primordial Truth

Tuchulcha

Madail, the Undivided, Neverborn

Ushpetkhar, Neverborn

The Erlking, Malevolent psychic echo

Amarok, Psychopomp, Daemonkin

Sa’ra’am, the Daemon Beneath, the Knife’s Edge, the Laughter of War

Tormageddon

Khorne

An’ggrath, the Unbound, Guardian of the Throne of Skulls

Ka’Bandha

Samus (Nilus Yeshar), the End and the Death

The Red Angel, Herald

Nurgle

Aghalbor, the Bringer of Poxes, Greater Daemon

Slaanesh

N’kari, Exalted Daemon Prince of Slaanesh

Kyriss

Manushya-Rakshasi

Tzeentch

Kairos Fateweaver, Oracle of Tzeentch

Diverse other lords, potentates and commanders, as the actions unfold

#this was longer than I was expecting #I regret everything #horus heresy #warhammer 40k #dramatis personae

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