Celestial Guard
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| Celestial Guard | |
|---|---|
| Warcry |
Unknown |
| Founding |
25th Founding (40th Millennium) |
| Successors of | |
| Successor Chapters |
Unknown |
| Number |
Unknown |
| Primarch | |
| Chapter Master |
Unknown |
| Homeworld |
Erenon |
| Allegiance | |
| Colours |
Purple |

Added by Algrim WhitefangThe Celestial Guard are a Loyalist Space Marines Chapter created during the 25th Founding from the gene-seed of the Crimson Fists. Their Chapter homeworld is called Erenon and is a storm-shrouded Ocean World located to the galactic northwest of Nocturne.
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Chapter History
Notable Battles
- The Lycanthos Drift Campaign - Fourth Quadrant Rebellion (780.M41) - The Celestial Guard took part in the Imperial intervention in the closing stages of the long-running Fourth Quadrant Rebellion in 780.M41, undertaking a campaign against one of the last major stronghold systems of the revolt located to the galactic south of the Maelstrom Zone. During this conflict Lugft Huron, of the then-loyal Astral Claws Chapter, was elected as the overall commander of the joint strike force of a number of Space Marine contingents, compromised of the Celestial Guard, Astral Claws, Fire Hawks and White Scars, backed by Imperial Guard regiments from Krieg and Cal-Sec and the Titans of Legio Venator. Under Lugft Huron's inspired command, the task force ruthlessly purged the heavily fortified Lycanthos System of the Forces of Chaos in under a year.
- Siege of Erenon (997.M41) - The Celestial Guard defended their homeworld of Erenon from a siege by the Tyranid forces of Hive Fleet Leviathan.
Chapter Appearance
Chapter Colours
The Celestial Guard's Power Armour is primarily purple with cream-coloured shoulder plates and Aquila.
Chapter Badge
The Celestial Guard's Chapter badge consists of two crossed axes. Comet decorations are often incorporated into their Power Armour.
Sources
- Codex: Space Marines (5th Edition), p. 30
- Imperial Armour Volume Nine -- The Badab War -- Part One, pp. 57, 59