Jaghatai_Kahn

here's the issue I have with it, it's the "western" part that's out of character since draco would discriminate against ANY half-blood or mugggle born, regardless of geological location.

clarification requested for your comment, because at no point was I talking about a particular character, rather the use of dialogue that is most commonly used when stories start devolving into semi-cultivation novels.

ah I loved that little bug in dwarf fortress

the grey knights were founded by malcador, the sigilette using loyalist marines from the tratior legions at the time of the horus heresy and given the emperors gene-seed to the later neophytes. [that is stated canon] ___________________________________ the blood ravens' best prevailing theory is that they are thousand sons successor chapter due to the VERY high number of psykers among their ranks, their inherent desire to know more than they should, their motto "knowledge is power, guard it well" is an extended motto of a thousand sons pre heresy motto for a small gathering that I forget what they are called, but their motto is "knowledge is power" and finally in a book (I can't recall correctly which one) is that arihman the guy who cast the rubric and turned most of the thousand sons to dust, made an off hand comment to an amnesia-addled blood raven he found and traveled with that they would've been brothers so long ago. [ That last fact, though true, is still up for debate amongst lore experts since the author of that said story goes in REALLY odd directions when writing about traitor astartes] ___________________________________ And the space sharks idea is a nice thought, but the best prevailing theroy is they are either a chimera of raven guard and nightlords gene-seed or loyalist nightlords. ___________________________________ finally, Games Workshop actually has an in-house rule (AKA, a rule for their own writers for canon) that no lore made be written expanding upon the 2nd and 12th legions then their currently is, which is that they were wiped out and were subjected to the edict of obliteration, never to be mentioned again. hell, whatever happened to them was bad enough that rogal dorn had his memory of what happened to them sealed by malcadore and when dorns memory block was removed by malcador just to show him what he needed to forget, we got a horror filled face of dorn just before the memory was resealed. Let me reiterate the seriousness of this. Dorn, the most emotionless, stoic, and unphased from any horror thrown at him out of any primarch next to Purtarabo, was horrified at just the memory of what happened to them.

though to be fair, in my eyes, krieg wouldn't fall under special forces since their troops are just mass produced and be a "regular" standing army. ______________________________________ fun fact #1: Did you know krieg regiments are one of the few VERY rare armies allowed to field multiple divisions (like having an artillery divsion with an infantry divsion for example). the reason for this is when guilliman split the legions, he also split the mortal armies into 4 separate divisions (infantry, armored, artillery, and air). To ensure that even when 1 rebelled, they could be put down easily by calling in another that's a direct counter. Rounding this back to krieg, they've been proven absolutely loyal even when fighting demons and tratior astartes that they can be trusted to field a normal army ________________________________________ Cadians would fall under an elite army status. a good example of special forces would be the catachan jungle fighters or, more specifically, the special forces unit named catachan devils made up of the best of the best from the regular standing army. _______________________________________ fun fact #2 Sly Marbo is a catachan devil (aka the 40k meme of a guardsman screaming AAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!) [Just look up 40k tts sly marbo on YouTube, and you'll find it there]

what, the games 6 years old now!?

magnificent mustache!

petition to change horus to boris permanently.