#space marine chaplain

[awwsha]

✨️New Chaplain✨️

Made another chaplain for the Abyssal Seals. The Deathwatch Veterans box is so good for making characters. Don't really have a name for him yet.

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

Ultramarine Chaplain by David Gallagher

[nightscalestudio]

Which chaplain do you like best?

[wh40kartwork]

Asmodai

by Ivan Klimenko

[ladymirdan]

Why is he so cute!!?

[boredguitarfish]

Brother Damocle, black shield chaplain of the Deathwatch at Watch Fortress Erioch.

Formerly a vanguard veteran of the Astral Claw chapter, under the name of Koritan, he was inducted into the rank of deathwatch chaplains after a near standard century of service and apprenticeship in the Long Vigil at Eye of Damocles. Astral Claw called for his return prior to the start of Badab war, yet the message was lost through the layers of bureaucracy of the Inquision, and only reached the watch station after the initiation of the war. Koritan was immediately seized by the inquisition and was placed under intense interrogation and scrutinization due to his apparent connection with his former chapter, which was proven unnecessary as he ended up in the deathwatch predominately due to his disdain towards Huron. After his name was cleared, the chaplain rescinded all his previous connections, including his name given to him by his former chapter.

He requested the removal of his details and a transfer to other watch fortresses, which was granted. Now with the status of a black shield and adopting the name of his former watch fortress, Damocle rejoined his brothers in the deathwatch with unprecedented ferocity.

N.B. The character is extensively scarred with his jaw replaced with metal work, akin to the chaplain’s death mask’s mandible. He is a veteran to start with, and harbors a furious eager and self destructive passion in battle for the shame of his former chapter.

[alphagravy]

[dancwart]

At least one person in the room are having fun

[titanomancy]

Back for blood.

[chaplain-joey]

Interrogator-Chaplains unsettle even their own battle-brothers with their silent scrutiny. Sworn to the Inner Circle during a convoluted ceremony in the Hall of Secrets, every Interrogator-Chaplain has passed the Test of Faith, taken the solemn vow of the Deathwing and learned the dark secrets of his Chapter's history.

[demidevil-dog]

I don't think Leandros recommended Titus on the Secret Level mission to kill him (as in, knowingly send him to his death) but I do think it's the mission they talk about at the end of Space Marine 2.

From the context of what we are told in the cutscene, Leandros absolutely nominated Titus for the job, but I don’t think he'd do so with ill intent. And having Secret Level take place immediately after SM2 just makes more sense chronologically and from a media perspective. People want to know what happens next, so that's what they show.

Having said that, I think it makes the most sense if Leandros either:

A) Didn't know what the mission entailed

Or B) Knew that chaos was involved and recommended Titus for his chaos-resistance

Option A) is possible, certainly. Titus being a former captain makes him a reliable asset regardless of what the mission actually entails. But option B) is waaaaaay more interesting.

My guy was all up Titus' ass about his 'corruption' and shit but oh, the second Calgar needs someone who can withstand contact with chaos without immediately eating shit, then Leandros knows exactly who to bring up. I see how it is.

Of course, you can interpret this charitably and read it as 'Leandros has so much trust in Titus he thinks he'd survive unsurvivable odds' but either way, this is not gonna help ease the tension between the two of them. To say the least.

[theterrornaut]

Dark Apostle Doodle

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

White Dwarf #195 Cover Art by Mark Gibbons

[nightscalestudio]

The Black Templars Chaplain.

[wh40kartwork]

by Phil Moss

[ladymirdan]

In my search for something else I found another fun Chaplain :D