This is a pictorial list of known Space Marine Chapters (M-Z) created by Games Workshop. It does not include any fan-created Chapters or the Traitor Legions. However, it does include Renegade Chapters of Chaos Space Marines as well as those Space Marine Chapters considered Excommunicate Traitoris by the High Lords of Terra whether they serve the Dark Gods or not. This cannot be considered a complete list as not every Chapter in existence in the Imperium of Man is known.
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| Malevolent | The Malevolent are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Mantis Warriors | The Mantis Warriors, originally known as the Mantis Legion, are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter believed to have been Founded as part of the 8th Founding in 598.M35, created to help relieve the White Scars in monitoring and countering the many threats harboured by the Maelstrom Warp Storm in the Ultima Segmentum. |
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Marauders | The Marauders are a Loyalist Second Founding Successor Chapter of the White Scars according to the Apocrypha of Davio, written in the 33rd Millennium. |
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Marines August | The Marines August are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Marines Errant | The Marines Errant are a Loyalist, fleet-based Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin created late during the 23rd Founding in the 37th Millennium, to repair the gap left in Imperial military forces by the loss of other Chapters. |
| Marines Errantor | The Marines Errantor are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Marines Exemplar | The Marines Exemplar are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter created from unknown origins and Founding. They are one of the Chapters founded to make up the Astartes Praeses, the twenty Chapters created to guard the regions surrounding the Eye of Terror. Nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Marines Malevolent | The Marines Malevolent is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter founded in the 32nd Millennium, and are of unknown genetic origin. While loyal to the Emperor of Mankind and deeply dedicated to the eradication of all of the Emperor's enemies, they have at times shown a disturbing and callous disregard for the lives of the civilians of the Imperium. |
| Marines Mordant | The Marines Mordant are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. They are currently undergoing a one hundred year long penitent Crusade through the Tempest Hippocrene in recompense for some unknown offence or dishonour. | ||
| Marines Vindicant | The Marines Vindicant are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. Almost nothing else is known about the Chapter in Imperial records save that they played a major role in the scouring of the world of Vorlinghast in 981.M41, which had been overrun by Plague Zombies and the Death Guard Traitor Legion. | ||
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Masters of Protelus | The Masters of Protelus are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about the Masters of Protelus Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Mentors | The Mentors, sometimes referred to in Imperial records as the Mentor Legion, are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin created during the 26th Founding in 738.M41, making them one of the most recently Founded Chapters in the Imperium of Man. |
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Metamarines | The Metamarines are a Loyalist Space Marine Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines created during an unknown Founding. The most renowned action of the Metamarines was their participation in the 13th Black Crusade in 999.M41, where they aided other Imperial forces in the defence against Abaddon the Despoiler and the Forces of Chaos unleashed upon the world of Cadia and its surrounding sectors. |
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Minotaurs | The Minotaurs are a savage Loyalist Space Marine Chapter whose actual origins and Founding remain unknown. The Space Marine formation by this name at large in the Imperium today appears to bear little resemblance to accounts of its past. |
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Mortifactors | The Mortifactors are a Loyalist, Codex Astartes-compliant Second Founding Primogenitor Chapter of the Ultramarines founded during the 31st Millennium. The Mortifactors recruit from the austere Feral World of Posul, where the sun never rises on its frigid plains and its population of nomadic tribes are constantly in conflict with one another and practice cannibalism. |
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| The Nameless | The Nameless are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Necropolis Hawks | The Necropolis Hawks is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from the rare lineage of the Raven Guard and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. Trained extensively in close-quarters warfare and veterans of a dozen close-fought cityfights, the Necropolis Hawks are stoic and efficient in their warfare. |
| Nemesis | The Nemesis Chapter is a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter. They are a Second Founding Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines Legion. There is little information on this little-known Chapter in current Imperial records, except that they are descended from those Ultramarines companies who fought alongside the then-Loyalist Night Lords Legion during a brutal purgation campaign against Abhuman corsairs during the Great Crusade. | ||
| Nemesors | The Nemesors is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from an unknown lineage and raised during the Ultima Founding of ca. 999.M41. | ||
| Night Hawks | The Night Hawks are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records, other than their participation in the Angarius Incursion in late M41. | ||
| Night Swords | The Night Swords is a Codex Astartes-compliant Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding] created in M32 from the stoic lineage of the Imperial Fists. This Chapter hails from the barren of Lavantia located in the Segmentum Tempestus. | ||
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Night Watch | The Night Watch is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter created from unknown origin and Founding. This Chapter is one of the Chapters founded to make up the Astartes Praeses, the twenty Chapters created to specifically guard the regions of the Imperium surrounding the Eye of Terror. Nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Nova Wings | The Nova Wings is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about the Nova Wings Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Novamarines | The Novamarines are a Second Founding Primogenitor Chapter of the UltramarinesLegion. The Novamarines are scattered throughout the galaxy fighting against the various enemies of mankind, and have not fought together as a Chapter since the early years of the 37th Millennium. |
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| Oblators | The Oblators is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Obsidian Glaives | The Obsidian Glaives were a Second Founding Successor or Primogenitor Chapter of the Ultramarines. The Obsidian Glaives were recorded as having been annihilated when their home world of Obstiria was invaded in 998.M41 by the vast greenskin hordes of the infamous Ork Warlord Grukk Face-rippa and his Red WAAAGH!. Their current status is unknown. | ||
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Omega Marines | The Omega Marines is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin or Founding raised sometime during M40. Nothing else is currently known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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| Pain Bringers | The Pain Bringers is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Its most notable action occurred in 846.M38, on the third moon of Vida's World, where it engaged and defeated an Eldar army. As a result, the Pain Bringers recovered a nearly-intact Fire Prism grav tank. | ||
| Panthers | The Panthers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Patriarchs of Ulixis | The Patriarchs of Ulixis are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter. They are a Second Founding Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines. Proud Primogenitors, the Patriarchs of Ulixis have won great acclaim for their skill in battle. They are renowned for their exceptional bladework and marksmanship, to the point where their Veterans are often seconded to the Honour Guards of other Ultramarines successors. |
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Penitents | The Penitents are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
| Persecutors of Darkness | The Persecutors of Darkness are a Successor Chapter of the original Dark Angels Space Marine Legion. Almost nothing is known about the Persecutors of Darkness in Imperial records save that they exist, and that they too, are numbered amongst the ranks of the Unforgiven. | ||
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Praetors of Orpheus | The Praetors of Orpheus are a Codex Astartes-compliant Second Founding Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines. Nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
| Praetors of Ultramar | The Praetors of Ultramar is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from the lineage of the Ultramarines and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. | ||
| Prophets of Mercury | The Prophets of Mercury were once a Loyalist Chapter of Space Marines of unknown origin and Founding. They were lost after entering the Eye of Terror in 321.M37 as part of the disastrous Abyssal Crusade. They were declared Martyr Extremis in absentia by the Imperial Inquisition, considered to have been wiped out by the Forces of Chaos. | ||
| Purgators | The Purgators is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Purple Stars | The Purple Stars are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. They are rumoured to have close ties with the Adeptus Mechanicus and the Inquisition. |
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Rainbow Warriors | The Rainbow Warriors are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter known to be a Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines, created during an unknown Founding. There almost no further mention of this obscure Chapter in official Imperial records. This Chapter's current status is unknown. |
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Rampagers | The Rampagers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter and a Second Founding Successor Chapter of the White Scars. Like their progenitors, the Rampagers make use of ritual facial scarring to denote both the rank and achievements of Astartes in the Chapter. These scars are applied during a long, sacred Chapter ceremony called the Blooding. The blood drawn from the faces of the Space Marines during this ritual is then mixed with the drinks served during the feast that always follows the completion of the ceremony. |
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Raptors | The Raptors are a Loyalist Second Founding and rare Successor Space Marine Chapter of the Raven Guard. They have been heavily involved in many of the most recent campaigns of the Imperium of Man, including the Badab War, the Third War for Armageddon and the Taros Campaign. The Raptors' Chapter culture is one that is very wary of the idea of martial glory or honour, and prefers instead to emphasise pragmatism, adaptability and completion of the mission over all other concerns. |
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Raven Guard | The Raven Guard is one of the original First Founding Space Marine Legions and was originally the XIXth Legion before the Second Founding and the adoption of the Codex Astartes. Their Primarch was Corvus Corax . The Raven Guard's homeworld is the planet called Deliverance, the airless mining moon of the Forge World Kiavahr. This Chapter is known for their cool-headed, even intellectual temperament, their superb infiltration skills and skill at furious close-quarters engagements. |
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Raven's Watch | The Raven's Watch is a little known Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding or origin. Very little is recorded in official Imperial records, with the exception of their most recent defence of the beleaguered world of Kitab in 990.M41, which came under attack by Tyranids, a splinter of Hive Fleet Eumenides. |
| Reclaimers | The Reclaimers are one of the Loyalist Space Marine Chapters Founded as part of the Astartes Praeses -- one of the 20 Chapters of Astartes mentioned in the ancient tome known as the Mythos Angelica Mortis that was created to defend the regions surrounding the Eye of Terror in the Segmentum Obscurus from the Forces of Chaos. | ||
| Red Consuls | The Red Consuls are a little known Loyalist Space Marine Chapter descended from the lineage of the Ultramarines. This Chapter's most notable actions occurred in 926.M41, when they were a part of an Astartes task force, that defended the Vidar Sector from the Necron weapon known as the World Engine. | ||
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Red Dragons | The Red Dragons is a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Red Hunters | The Red Hunters are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding that has unusually strong ties to the Inquisition. The Red Hunters Chapter has a long history of putting themselves at the service of the Inquisition and the entire Chapter has been known to serve under the command of an Inquisitor Lord on certain occasions. |
| Red Knights | The Red Knights are a young Loyalist Space Marine Successor Chapter of the Blood Angels, created during an unknown Founding. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in Imperial records, except that they have clashed with a Night Lords warband in the orbit above the planet of Quelos. | ||
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Red Legion | The Red Legion is a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. This Chapter hails from the world of Oxatan. Nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records |
| Red Scimitars | The Red Scimitars are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records except for the location of their homeworld within the Pandraxx Sub-Sector of the Acteron Sector of the Segmentum Ultima. | ||
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Red Scorpions | The Red Scorpions are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter known to be composed of conservative Imperial purists who are famed for their complete and utter devotion to Imperial doctrine and the Codex Astartes, past the point where pragmatism or even reason would seem to require otherwise. |
| Red Seraphs | The Red Seraphs are a Codex Astartes-compliant Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Red Talons | The Red Talons are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter and a Second Founding Successor Chapter of the Iron Hands, created in the wake of the disastrous events of the Horus Heresy from a portion of the Iron Hands Legion's Morragul Clan, made up of outcasts and the most unstable elements of the X Legion. | |
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Red Templars | The Red Templars are a Loyalist, Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of an unknown Founding date who are a Successor Chapter of the Imperial Fists. The Red Templars have been known to make use of Assault Bikes at the squad level in combat. Little else is currently known about this Chapter in Imperial records. |
| Red Wings | The Red Wings are a Loyalist Space Marine Successor Chapter of the Blood Angels, created during an unknown Founding. Like many of their fellow Successor Chapters, they too, are greatly affeted by their gene-seed's twin genetic curses of the Black Rage and Red Thirst. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in Imperial records. | ||
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Red Wolves | The Red Wolves are a Loyalist Chapter of Space Marines of unknown origin and Founding. Very little is known about the Chapter in Imperial records. The Red Wolves claim the planet of Bloodfall in the Segmentum Solar as their Chapter homeworld. |
| Redeemed | The Redeemed are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Redeemers | The Redeemers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Reparators | The Reparators are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Retractors | The Retractors are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Revilers | The Revilers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding created from the gene-stock of the Raven Guard. This Chapter is known to specialise in jungle warfare. Almost nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
| Rhetors | The Rhetors are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Rift Stalkers | The Rift Stalkers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from the rare lineage of the Raven Guard and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. |
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Sable Swords | The Sable Swords are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin or Founding, supposedly created during the latter years of M41 following the valiant sacrifice of the Astral Knights Chapter while fighting against the Necron World Engine in 926.M41. However, extant evidence suggests that they might have possibly been created as early as M32. |
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Salamanders | The Salamanders are a First Founding Space Marine Chapter whose Primarch was Vulkan. During the Horus Heresy they were nearly wiped out during the tragic Dropsite Massacre of Istvaan V. The Salamanders are unusually concerned with preventing civilian casualties during operations, believing it is important to protect the lives of innocents. They are also notable for having gene-seed that causes their skin to become obsidian-black and their eyes glow with red luminescence. |
| Scar Lords | The Scar Lords ios a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. This Chapter's only notable action was during the Damocles Crusade in 745.M41, when they took part in the invasion of the Tau Sept world of Dal'yth. Almost nothing else is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records. | ||
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Scythes of the Emperor | The Scythes of the Emperor are a fierce and proud Chapter created from the lineage of Roboute Guilliman during the 3rd Founding in 001.M32. The Scythes faced near annihilation at the hands of the Tyranids of Hive Fleet Kraken in 992.M41. But recently, the sorely depleted Chapter received salvation in the form of Primaris Space Marines, to replenish their ranks, from their newly resurrected Primarch during the Indomitus Crusade in 999.M41. |
| Shadow Falcons | The Shadow Falcons are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. This Chapter is notable for possessing a high number of Librarians within their ranks. At least one junior Lexicanium serves in each Company's Command Squad. Almost nothing else is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records. | ||
| Shadow Haunters | The Shadow Haunters are a Loyalist Space MarineChapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records, except that they have participated in the pacification of the Fenris System that was caughty in a daemonic incursion. | ||
| Shadow Hawks | The Shadow Hawks is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in Imperial records save that its 3rd following the Cruach Mhorn Massacres of 304.M39, and its commander, Captain Mahaur, became the Chaos Lord known as Mahaur the Harvester who later led the Slaughterkin warband of Chaos Space Marines. | ||
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Shadow Wolves | The Shadow Wolves were a Codex Astartes-compliant, Loyalist Space Marine Chapter derived from the Imperial Fists' gene-seed. They were wiped out at the hands of a Tyranid splinter fleet in 987.M41 when their home world of Varadon was overrun by the xenos swarms. | |
| Shadowhawks | The Shadowhawks are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records, except that they have participated in the First and the Second Punisher Wars against the vile Punishers Chaos Space Marine warband. | ||
| Silver Drakes | The Silver Drakes is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from an unknown lineage and raised during the Ultima Founding of ca. 999.M41. The Silver Drakes were tasked by the Imperium with turning back Hive Fleet Ouroboris. Isolated and outnumbered, the Chapter has dug in to fight a long, bloody, running war. | ||
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Silver Eagles | The Silver Eagles are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Second Founding Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines Legion. Little is known of this Chapter's history within Imperial archives. |
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Silver Guard | The Silver Guard is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin that fought to liberate the Sabbat Worlds Sector from the control of the Forces of Chaos during the Sabbat Worlds Crusade that began in 741.M41. Nothing else is known about this Chapter within current Imperial records. |
| Silver Sabres | The Silver Sabres are a Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origins, created during an unknown Founding. Their only notable campaign took place upon the Feudal World of Vhospis in 984.M41. When the Chapter launched a Drop Pod assault, almost all of them were lost when they were destroyed Daemons hunting the skys. A lone Astartes rallied the people of Vhospis, eventually turning the tide against their daemonic foes. The Chapter's current status is unknown. | ||
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Silver Skulls | The Silver Skulls are a Codex Astartes-compliant, possible Second Founding Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines, though this remains unconfirmed. This Chapter is notable for taking to the field of battle only when the psychic portents, that their specialist Librarians known as Prognosticators, receive from the Emperor that indicates the outcome of the battle will be favourable for the Chapter. |
| Silver Stars | The Silver Stars are a now-extinct Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. They had the misfortune of being unable to recover enough precious Progenoid Glands from fallen Battle-Brothers, therefore, the Chapter could not cultivate further Astartes organ implants to create future generations of Astartes. They Chapter quickly died off, unable to replace its losses. | ||
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Skull Bearers | The Skull Bearers are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marines Chapter of unknown origin and Founding who believe themselves to be a Successor Chapter of the zealous and ferocious Executioners Chapter. The validity of this belief is unknown. Very little else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Sky Sentinels | The Sky Sentinels are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. This Chapter hails from the world of Pranagar. Nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Solar Hawks | The Solar Hawks are a little-known Loyalist Space Marine Successor Chapter of the White Scars, founded during an unknown Founding. Sharing their forefather's battle lust and aggressive style of lightning warfare, the Solar Hawks are notable for being aggressive and noble. This Chapter embodies all that is best in the sons of the Khan. As their name suggests, they field an especially large number of airborne assets, regularly deploying whole wings of Stormtalons or Stormravens into battle. |
| Sons of Antaeus | The Sons of Antaeus are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter created during the 21st Founding, known as the "Cursed Founding". Like the Antaeus of Greek myth, the Astartes of the Sons of Antaeus Chapter are unusually large and robust physical specimens, even among their kind, and they are capable of surviving wounds and physical injuries that would kill even other Space Marines. | ||
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Sons of Dorn | The Sons of Dorn are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter and a Successor Chapter of the Imperial Fists. They were created during an unknown Founding at some time during M34. Recently, their home world of Archea was ravaged by a splinter fleet of the Tyranids' Hive Fleet Leviathan. Likely, it will take several centuries to rebuild the Chapter. |
| Sons of Gorgax | The Sons of Gorgax are a now-extinct Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. They had the misfortune of being unable to recover enough precious Progenoid Glands from fallen Battle-Brothers, therefore, the Chapter could not cultivate further Astartes organ implants to create future generations of Astartes. They Chapter quickly died off, unable to replace its losses. | ||
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Sons of Guilliman | The Sons of Guilliman is a Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marines Chapter and a proud Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines, founded sometime in M33. It has gained infamy as the parent Chapter to the Chaos Space Marine warband known as Adharon's Reavers, a renegade group unrelated to their current actions. |
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Sons of Jaghatai | The Sons of Jaghatai is a Codex Astartes-compliant Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding. It is a Successor Chapter of the White Scars. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Sons of Medusa | The Sons of Medusa are a Loyalist Successor Chapter drawn from the Iron Hands Chapter following their withdrawal from their Progenitors, due to a controversial doctrinal beliefs, which came to be known as the Moirae Schism. They were eventually ratified by an Imperial edict by the High Lords of Terra and granted the right to form themselves as a separate Chapter in 011.M37. |
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Sons of Orar | The Sons of Orar are a Codex Astartes-compliant Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of Ultramarines lineage, created during an unknown Founding. Their homeworld is named Armato and it lies in the Segmentum Ultima. This Chapter reveres Orar, an Ultramarines Legion Captain who won great renown in the wake of the Horus Heresy. |
| Sons of Orpheus | The Sons of Orpehus are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records. | ||
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Sons of the Phoenix | The Sons of the Phoenix is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines created from the lineage of the Imperial Fists and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. Faithful to the Emperor and ritualistic in their battle cant, the Sons of the Phoenix pride themselves on plunging into the flames of battle. |
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Sons of Sanguinius | The Sons of Sanguinius is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter and a Successor Chapter of the original Blood Angels Legion that was created during the Second Founding. A dark and brooding Chapter, the Sons of Sanguinius continually grieve for their lost Primarch Sanguinius who was slain at the hands of the Arch-Traitor Horus. Brutal and bloodthirsty, this Chapter zealously prosecutes the enemies of Mankind, often times displaying a disturbing and callous disregard for the lives of civilians. |
| Sons of the Kraken | The Sons of the Kraken is a Codex Astartes-compliant Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Sons of the Raven | The Sons of the Raven are a now-extinct Codex Astartes-compliant Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Based on their Chapter name, they are highly suspected of being a rare Successor Chapter of the venerable First Founding Raven Guard Legion. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter other than their participation in the campaign against the Forces of Chaos and the Hell-Forge of Sarum, where the Chapter was utterly annihilated in 416.M37. | ||
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Space Sharks | The Space Sharks are a Loyalist Chapter of Space Marines whose origin remains unknown. They are believed to have been created during the 23rd Founding, the so-called 'Sentinel' Founding, though extant records indicate they might have been created as early as the Second Founding. It is not entirely clear whether the Space Sharks are a separate Chapter or are the same group of Astartes as the recently returned Carcharodons Chapter that also took part in the Badab War. |
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Space Wolves | The Space Wolves are one of the original 20 First Founding Space Marine Legions, and were once led by the ferocious and feral Primarch Leman Russ. The Space Wolves are renowned for their anti-authoritarian ways and their embrace of their home world Fenris' savage barbarian culture as well as their extreme deviation from the Codex Astartes in the Chapter's organisation. |
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Star Dragons | The Star Dragons are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. The Chapter home world of the Star Dragons is the planet Draconith. Currently, the Star Dragons have joined with the Blood Swords Chapter to travel the wastes of space near the Eye of Terror in a joint containment fleet designated Containment Fleet Kappa. |
| Star Leopards | The Star Leopards are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
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Star Phantoms | The Star Phantoms are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of the 23rd Founding, the so-called "Sentinel" Founding, created in early M38 from an unknown origin. This Chapter took part in the final days of the Badab War and the final assault upon the Renegade Astral Claws' Chapter homew orld of Badab Primaris, helping bring the war to a successful conclusion. The Star Phantoms display a peculiarly idiosyncratic Chapter Cult. The Chapter's rites and traditions focus on death and martyrdom, the fallen being revered over and above the living, which has caused the Chapter to earn a reputation of ill-repute for their callous disregard of innocent lives. |
| Star Scorpions | The Star Scorpions were a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of the 25th Founding of unknown origin. They are now considered extinct, a lost Chapter of Astartes. It is unknown what Chapter provided the gene-seed for the Star Scorpions' Founding and little else about the Chapter is available in current Imperial records. | ||
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Steel Confessors | The Steel Confessors are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter secretly founded M36 during the 19th Founding by the Adeptus Mechanicus for its own use from the gene-seed of the Iron Hands. After their discovery by the Inquisition, the Steel Confessors were forced to become an independent Chapter, but they still maintain unusually close ties with the Mechanicus of Mars. |
| Stone Hearts | The Stone Hearts are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in Imperial records. Stone Hearts Battle-Brothers are known for marking their bodies with intricate tattoos that denote each battle that they have fought in. | ||
| Stone Gauntlets | The Stone Gauntlets are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. This Chapter's most notable action occurred during the the Imperium's defence of the Medina Corridor from a large invasion by the Forces of Chaos. Almost nothing else is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records. | ||
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Storm Callers | The Storm Callers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. Nothing else is currently known about them in Imperial records other than that portions of the Chapter were corrupted by Chaos during the Storm Callers advance into the Taninim Expanse, a civil war was fought within the ranks of the Chapter and the Loyalists emerged triumphant, purging the Traitors from their midst. |
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Storm Falcons | The Storm Falcons are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. Virtually nothing is known about this obscure Chapter within the official Imperial archives, except the name of the Chapter' home world of Talon located in the Segmentum Ultima in the Hodur Sector, which was tragically absorbed by Hive Fleet Leviathan in 997.M41. The Chapter's current fate is unknown. |
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Storm Giants | The Storm Giants are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Chapter of Space Marines created during the 26th Founding in 738.M41. Their origins remain unknown, though many suspect that they are a Successor Chapter of the Salamanders of Nocturne. The Storm Giants are primarily a fleet-based Chapter, preferring to meet any threats to the Imperium of Mankind on their own terms. |
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Storm Hawks | The Storm Hawks are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter and rare Successor Chapter of the Raven Guard. Their exact founding date is unknown but the Storm Hawks are thought to be related to the Raven Guard through a later Founding. Nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Storm Lords | The Storm Lords are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter and a very rare Second Founding Successor Chapter created from the gene-seed of the White Scars. Nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
| Storm Ravens | The Storm Ravens is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. This Chapter was instrumental in the development of the "Suppression Force" doctrine, which is credited to Jagveij Skyhammer, Master of the Arsenal for the Storm Ravens Chapter and victor of the Rhopara Crusade. Almost nothing else is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records. | ||
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Storm Reapers | The Storm Reapers is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from the lineage of the White Scars and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. |
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Storm Wardens | The Storm Wardens are a Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin, based on the Forbidden World of Sacris in the Calixis Sector of the Segmentum Obscurus. Their entire 1st Company and Chapter Master Owin Glandwyr were placed into stasis within a sealed portion of the Chapter's Fortress-Monastery on Sacris following the Nemesis Incident of 945.M36. Furthermore, the Chapter home world of Sacris was forbidden to have any contact with the rest of the Imperium by the Inquisition. |
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Storm Warriors | The Storm Warriors are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. It appears that they are a late Founding Chapter. However, beyond this, almost nothing is known about the Storm Warriors in current Imperial records. |
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Storm Wings | The Storm Wings are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. The Storm Wings Chapter home world is the Eyrie, a planet in the Segmentum Solar. Nothing else is known about them in current Imperial records. | |
| Stormwalkers | The Stormwalkers are a Codex Astartes-compliant Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. The Stormwalkers are known to have sent three Brotherhoods of Astartes to take part in the massive Dark Marches Crusade (launched in 610.M36), commanded by Lord Tempestus Hal Orpheus. | ||
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Subjugators | The Subjugators are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter suspected to be a Successor Chapter of the Imperial Fists' created during either the 23rd or 24th Founding in M41. The Subjugators are one of the Loyalist Space Marine Chapters founded as part of the Astartes Praeses -- one of the 20 Chapters of Astartes mentioned in the ancient tome known as the Mythos Angelica Mortis that was created to defend the regions surrounding the Eye of Terror in the Segmentum Obscurus from the Forces of Chaos. |
| Supplicators | The Supplicators are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Swords of Praesium | The Swords of Praesium are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding or origin. Little is known of this Chapter's history within the Imperial archives, save from the fact that two of this Chapter's companies turned Renegade on the world of Acropolis Vega after being trapped by a Warp Storm for 70 years. They became the Renegade Warband known as the Swords of Khargoth. | ||
| Swords of the Emperor | The Swords of the Emperor are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding or origin. Little is known of this Chapter's history within current Imperial archives. |
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Taurans | The Taurans are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Tempest Guard | The Tempest Guard is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
| Tempestors | The Tempestors are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Templars of Blood | The Templars of Blood are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter and Successors to the Blood Angels of an unknown Founding. Unlike their Progenitors, the Templars of Blood are known to suffer from the flaw of Sanguinius known as the Black Rage at a much reduced rate compared to the Blood Angels or their other Successor Chapters. The reason for this is unknown, though some suspect the Chapter has bought this boon through dark and secretive means. | ||
| Terror Tigers | The Terror Tigers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. Sometime in M41, the Terror Tigers lost one quarter of their Chapter's strength when a mutant warlord assaulted their home world, after which their Chapter Master summarily ordered his own execution as punishment. | ||
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Tiger Claws | The Tiger Claws were a former Loyalist Space Marine Chapter descended from the Astral Claws Chapter. Declared destroyed over fourteen centuries earlier and effectively a dead Chapter, they later disappeared when attempting to petition the release of their gene-seed to rebuild their Chapter. They were later secretly absorbed by their Progenitors, and took part in the uprising known as the Badab War. It is unknown if any Astartes of this Chapter survived. |
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Tigers Argent | The Tigers Argent is a Loyalist Chapter of Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marines of unknown Founding and origin. They aided the Imperial Angevin Crusade that conquered the Calixis Sector of the Segmentum Obscurus for the Imperium of Man in early M39. There is little else currently known about them in Imperial records other than that their home world is known as Icefang. |
| Tormentors | The Tormentors is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Tormented | The Tormented is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Tributors | The Tributors is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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Ultramarines | The Ultramarines, the direct descendants of the XIII Space Marine Legion of the First Founding, are considered the greatest of all the Space Marine Chapters in the Imperium of Man, almost single-handedly holding the Imperium together after the Horus Heresy. They are currently led by their recently resurrected Primarch Roboute Guilliman, who leads the defence of the Realm of Ultramar from the forces of Nurgle during the so-called Plague Wars. Their home world is Macragge in the autonomous Imperial Realm of Ultramar. The Ultramarines have more Successor Chapters descended from their gene-seed than any other First Founding Legion. |
| Umbral Knights | The Umbral Knights is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from an unknown lineage and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. | ||
| Umbral Titans | The Umbral Titans are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Alongside the Red Scorpions, Ultramarines and a few other Chapters, they possess a gene-seed record of extreme purity. Almost nothing else is known about this obscure Chapter in official Imperial records. |
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Valedictors | The Valedictors is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records. |
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Venerators of Osiron | The Venerators of Osiron is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in the Imperial records. |
| Venerators | The Venerators were a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in Imperial records. During the 5th Black Crusade, the Venerators and their fellow Chapter the Warhawks were lured to the ruins of Kasry Lutein, where they were destroyed by the daemonic hordes of Khorne, led by the Daemon Prince Doombreed, and the forces of the Black Legion. | ||
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Victors] | The Victors are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
| Vindicators | The Vindicators are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and a Successor Chapter of the Ultramarines. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Viper Legion | The Viper Legion is one of the Loyalist Space Marine Chapters founded as part of the Astartes Praeses -- one of the 20 Chapters of Astartes mentioned in the ancient tome known as the Mythos Angelica Mortis -- that was created to defend the regions surrounding the Eye of Terror in the Segmentum Obscurus from the Forces of Chaos. | ||
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Void Tridents | The Void Tridents is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines created from the lineage of the Ultramarines and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. Recruited from the Ocean World of Talassar in the Realm of Ultramar, the Void Tridents follow the naval traditions of the Ultramaran empire. |
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Vorpal Swords | The Vorpal Swords is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in Imperial records other than its participation in the disastrous Abyssal Crusade and the Gheistos Cataclysm. |
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War Bearers | The War Bearers are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Nothing else is known about them in current Imperial records. |
| Warhawks | The Warhawks are a now-extinct Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. During the 5th Black Crusade the Warhawks, along with their fellow Chapter the Venerators, were drawn towards the world of Tarinth, to the ruins of Kasry Lutein. There, they were destroyed in a bitter last stand by a daemonic horde of Khorne, led by the ancient Daemon Prince Doombreed, and forces of the [[Black Legion. | ||
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Warmongers | The Warmongers are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. Little else is recorded about them within current Imperial records. |
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Warrior Adepts | The Warrior Adepts are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. Nothing else is known about them in current Imperial records. |
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Warriors Tempest | The Warriors Tempest are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. Nothing else is known about them in current Imperial records. |
| Watchguards | The Watchguards is a Loyalist Chapter of Space Marines of unknown Founding and origin who fought to defend the Fortress World of Cadia during the climax of the 13th Black Crusade in 999.M41. Little else is currently known about them in Imperial records. | ||
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White Consuls | The White Consuls are a Second Founding Chapter of Space Marines. They are listed in the Apocrypha of Davio as having derived from the Ultramarines' gene-seed. Unlike other Astartes Chapters, they are unusual in that they maintain two Chapter Masters simultaneously -- one leading the Chapter to war as battlemaster, the other as the Proconsul of Sabbatine and its vassal star system, overseeing the defence of the Chapter's home world and commanding a standing force ready at a moment's notice to respond to incursions through the Cadian Gate. |
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White Minotaurs | The White Minotaurs are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of unknown origin and Founding. Nothing else is known about them in current Imperial records. |
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White Panthers | The White Panthers are a Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter founded in 738.M41 during the 26th Founding. They are a Chapter of unknown origin, but are highly suspected to descend from Ultramarines' gene-seed due to their predilection for being strict adherents of the Codex Astartes. |
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White Scars | The White Scars are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter, founded from the genetic template of their Primarch Jaghatai Khan. They were also one of the First Founding Legions of the Legiones Astartes, in this case the V Legion. Known and feared throughout the Imperium of Man for their highly mobile way of war, the White Scars are considered the masters of the lightning strike and hit-and-run attack and are particularly adapted to the use of the Astartes Assault Bike as their mechanical steeds. |
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White Templars | The White Templars are a Loyalist Codex Astartes-compliant Space Marine Chapter of Imperial Fists lineage, created during an Founding. The White Templars' Chapter home world is the planet named Sanctum, located in the Segmentum Solar. Virtually nothing else is known about the Chapter in Imperial records. |
| Widowmakers | The Widowmakers are a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter of unknown Founding and origin. Almost nothing is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. | ||
| Wolfspear | The Wolfspear is a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter comprised entirely of Primaris Space Marines, created from the lineage of the Space Wolves and raised during the Ultima Founding of 999.M41. The Wolfspear was created after the end of the Indomitus Crusade by Lord Commander of the Imperium Roboute Guilliman from the ranks of his Unnumbered Sons and were tasked with guarding the Pit of Raukos to prevent any further use of that Warp rift by the Forces of Chaos to assault the nearby Imperial worlds. |
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Yellow Jackets | The Yellow Jackets are a Loyalist Second Founding Chapter of Space Marines of unknown origin. Virtually nothing else is known about this Chapter in current Imperial records. |
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See Also
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- Insignium Astartes - The Uniforms & Regalia of the Space Marines (Visual Guide) by Alan Merrett & Neil Hodgson
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- Shield of Baal - Execution (Supplement)
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- Warhammer 40,000: Rulebook (5th Edition)
- Warhammer 40,000: Wargear (2nd Edition)
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- White Dwarf Magazine 326 (US), "Dark Angels Design Notes", pg. 28
- White Dwarf Magazine 323 (UK), "Warhammer 40,000: Iron Will, Iron Blood", pg. 48
- White Dwarf Magazine 315 (UK), "Fists of Dorn - Space Marine Showcase," by Glyn Hames, pp. 56-59
- White Dwarf Magazine 317 (UK) "The Fall of Medusa V"
- White Dwarf Magazine 314 (UK), "Marshals of the Black Templars", pp. 96, 98, 100, 102
- White Dwarf Magazine 312 (UK), "Righteous Victories" by Graham McNeill
- White Dwarf Magazine 311 (AUS), "Index Astartes – Black Templars"
- White Dwarf 310 (US), "Chosen of the Emperor", pg. 68
- White Dwarf Magazine 305 (UK), "Index Astartes – Blood Ravens"
- White Dwarf Magazine 303 (UK), "Index Astartes: Rogue Sons," by Andy Hoare & "Index Astartes: Deep Strike," pg. 18
- White Dwarf Magazine 301 (UK), "Space Marine Heroes" by Graham McNeill, pg. 58
- White Dwarf Magazine 299 (UK), "Angels of Death: Codex Space Marines Preview", "Index Astartes - Blood Ravens"
- White Dwarf Magazine 288 (UK), "Index Astartes - Crimson Fists"
- White Dwarf Magazine 287 (UK), "Last Stand of the Firebrands"
- White Dwarf Magazine 275 (UK), "Codicium Imperialis: The First War for Armageddon"
- White Dwarf Magazine 269 (US), "Showcase - Matt Hutson's Black Templars Army"
- White Dwarf Magazine 266 (US), "Chapter Approved: Kroot vs. Dark Angels"
- White Dwarf Magazine 265 (US), "Chapter Approved", pp. 78–87
- White Dwarf Magazine 262 (AUS), "Index Astartes – Blood Angels"
- White Dwarf Magazine 261 (US), "Index Astartes First Founding - Angels of Death, The Blood Angels Space Marine Chapter"
- White Dwarf Magazine 260 (US), "Index Astares: Purge the Unclean"
- White Dwarf Magazine 256 (UK), "Index Astartes: Warriors of Old, Space Marine Dreadnoughts," by Graham McNeill, Pete Haines and Andy Chambers, pp. 13, 15
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- White Dwarf Magazine 250 (AUS), "Index Astartes – Black Templars"
- White Dwarf Magazine 249 (UK), "Index Astartes - Emperor's Shield"
- White Dwarf Magazine 248 (UK), "Index Astartes: Emperor's Shield," pg. 76 & "The Third War for Armageddon"
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- White Dwarf Magazine 228 (US), "Codex Blood Angels - Angels of Death", "'Baal' Predator - Blood Angel Tank", "Blood Angels Miniatures", "Codex Blood Angels" (Ad), pp. 7–19
- White Dwarf Magazine 227 (US), "Chapter Approved", pp. 73–80
- White Dwarf Magazine 213 (US), "Battle of the Nine, Redemption!", pp. 26–30
- White Dwarf Magazine 208 (US), "Faith and Vengeance", pp. 78–86
- White Dwarf Magazine 203 (US), "The Fate of the Sword of Halcyon: Scenario - Blood Angels vs. Genestealers", pp. 33–43
- White Dwarf Magazine 194 (US), "Lords of Baal: Blood Angels Characters", pp. 11–14
- White Dwarf Magazine 193 (US), "Dark Saviours: Dark Angels Characters", pp. 91–95
- White Dwarf Magazine 188 (US), "Blood Angels Death Company", pp. 33–36
- White Dwarf Magazine 182 (US), "'Eavy Metal: Forces of the Imperium", p. 38
- White Dwarf Magazine 181 (US), "Space Marine Terminators: Tactical Dreadnought Armour", p. 37
- White Dwarf Magazine 170 (US), "Dark Angels Space Marine Army", pp. 25–28
- White Dwarf Magazine 168 (US), "Blood Angels Death Company", pp. 7–12
- White Dwarf Magazine 167 (US), "Space Marine Dreadnoughts", pp. 4–13
- White Dwarf Magazine 166 (US), "Space Marines: Codex Imperialis", pp. 8–19
- White Dwarf Magazine 161 (US), "Deathwing Terminators", pp. 4–7
- White Dwarf Magazine 149 (US), "Strike Deep: Space Hulk Campaign", pp. 45–61
- White Dwarf Magazine 146 (US), "'Eavy Metal - Blood Angel Dreadnought", pp. 50–71
- White Dwarf Magazine 143 (US), "(Eldar) Alaitoc Craftworld vs. The Blood Angels: Battle Report" & "Dreadnoughts!," pp. 40-71
- White Dwarf Magazine 142 (US), "A Guide to Painting your Epic Scale Forces", pp. 20–35
- White Dwarf Magazine 139 (US), "Blood Angels Space Marine Army", pp. 46–54
- White Dwarf Magazine 137 (US), "The Last Stand: Space Hulk Campaign", pp. 42–50
- White Dwarf Magazine 133 (US), "Space Hulk: Genestealer Invasion"
- White Dwarf Magazine 129 (US), "'Eavy Metal-Blood Angels" & "Space Marine Armour," pp. 13-29, 67–72
- White Dwarf Magazine 129 (US), "Space Marine Armor", pp. 13–29
- White Dwarf Magazine 126 (US), "Epic Space Marines", pp. 12–27
- White Dwarf Magazine 112 (US), "Terminator: Space Marine Tactical Dreadnought Armour - Background & Rules", pp. 11–20
- White Dwarf Magazine 109 (US), "Terminator Squads", pp. 32–33
- White Dwarf Magazine 104 (UK), "Chapter Approved: Imperial Robots," by Mike Brunton
- White Dwarf Magazine 101 (UK), "Index Astartes: The Badab Uprising" by Rick Priestley, pg. 71
- White Dwarf Magazine 98 (UK) (1988), "Chapter Approved: The Origin of the Legiones Astartes" by Rick Priestley
- White Dwarf Magazine 96 (US), "Chapter Approved: The Raven Wing: Dark Angels 7th Company of MK-14 Riders", pp. 51–56
- White Dwarf Magazine 94 (UK), "Skirmish on Rynn's World," by Andy Chambers, pp. 56-61
- 13th Penal Legion (Novel) by Gav Thorpe
- Angels of Darkness (Novel) by Gav Thorpe
- Angels of Death - The Crown of Thorns (Short Story) by Peter Fehervari
- Armageddon (Anthology) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- A Thousand Sons (Horus Heresy Novel) by Graham McNeill
- Age of Darkness (Anthology), "Rebirth" by Chris Wraight, "Savage Weapons," by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- Atlas Infernal (Novel) by Rob Sanders
- Black Tide (Novel) by James Swallow
- Book of the Lion (Anthology) Edited by Graeme Lyon
- Blood Angels Novel Series:
- Deus Encarmine (Novel) by James Swallow
- Deus Sanguinius (Novel) by James Swallow
- Red Fury (Novel) by James Swallow
- Black Tide (Novel) by James Swallow
- Crimson Tears (Novel) by Ben Counter
- Crucible of War (Anthology) various Authors
- Dark Creed (Novel) by Anthony Reynolds
- Dark Imperium (Anthology), "Apothecary's Honour," by Simon Jowett
- Dark Hunters: Umbra Sumus (Novel) by Paul Kearney
- Dark Vengeance (Novel) by C.Z. Dunn
- Dawn of War (Novel) by C.S. Goto
- Dawn of War: Ascension (Novel) by C.S. Goto
- Dawn of War: Tempest (Novel) by C.S. Goto
- Dawn of War II (Novel) by Chris Roberson
- Death of Integrity (Novel) by Guy Haley
- Deathwatch (Novel) C.S. Goto
- Deathwing (Anthology) "Deathwing," by Bryan Ansell & William King
- Descent of Angels (Novel) by Mitchel Scanlon
- Eye of Terror (Novel) by Barrington J. Bayley
- Fallen Angels (Novel) by Mike Lee
- Fear to Tread (Horus Heresy Novel) by James Swallow
- Helsreach (Novel) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- Heroes of the Space Marines (Anthology), "The Skull Harvest" by Graham McNeill, "Renegades," by Gav Thorpe, "And They Shall Know No Fear," by Darren Cox, "One Hate," by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, "Headhunted," by Steve Parker, "One Hate," by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- Horus Rising (Horus Heresy Novel) by Dan Abnett
- Legends of the Space Marines (Anthology), "The Trial of the Mantis Warriors" by C.S. Goto, "The Relic," by Jonathan Green, "The Last Detail," by Paul Kearney
- Legion of the Damned (Novel) by Rob Sanders
- Master of Sanctity (Novel) by Gav Thorpe
- Ravenor: Rogue (Novel) by Dan Abnett
- Red Fury (Novel) by James Swallow
- Redemption Corps (Novel) by Rob Sanders
- Rynn's World (Novel) by Steve Parker
- Shadows of Treachery (Anthology) edited by Christain Dunn, "Prince of Crows" by Aaron Dembski-Bowden, "The Crimson Fist," by John French
- Sons of Fenris (Novel) by William King
- Space Marine (Novel) by Ian Watson
- Tales of the Dark Millennium (Anthology), "The Falls of Marakross" by Steve Parker, "A Balance of Faith" by Darren-Jon Ashmore, "Vindicare" by C.S. Goto and "Tears of Blood" by C.S. Goto
- The Last Ditch (Novel) by Sandy Mitchell
- The Primarchs (Anthology), "The Lion" by Gav Thorpe
- The Purging of Kadillus (Novel) by Gav Thorpe
- The Unforgiven (Novel) by Gav Thorpe
- The World Engine (Novel) by Ben Counter
- Trial By Blood (Novel) by Andy Smillie
- Ultramarines: The Omnibus by Graham McNeill
- Victories of the Space Marines (Anthology), "Heart of Rage" by James Swallow, "Exhumed," by Steve Parker
- Warrior Brood (Novel) by C.S. Goto
- Warrior Coven (Novel) by C.S. Goto
- Words of Blood (Anthology), "Words of Blood," by Ben Counter
- Black Library Weekender Vol. 1 (Anthology), "Lost Sons" (Short Story) by James Swallow
- Accursed Eternity (Novella) by Sarah Cawkwell
- Blood and Fire (Novella) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- Eclipse of Hope (Novella) by David Annadale
- Mephiston: Lord of Death (Novella) by David Annadale
- The Book of Blood (Novella) by Christian Dunn
- The Last Days of Ector (Novella) by Guy Haley
- The Unkindness of Ravens (Novella) by George Mann
- Traitor's Gorge (Novella) by Mike Lee
- Wolf King (Novella) by Chris Wraight
- Advent Day Nine - Astorath The Grim: Redeemer of the Lost (Ebook)
- Advent Day Sixteen - Gabriel Seth: The Flesh Tearer (Ebook)
- Angels of Death: No Worse Sin (Short Story) by Joe Parrino
- Angels of Death: Old Scars (Short Story) by George Mann
- Angels of Death - The Crown of Thorns (Short Story) by Peter Fehervari
- Angels of Death - The Fury (Short Story) by James Swallow
- Angels of Death: The Judges, In Their Hunger (Short Story) by David Annandale
- Easy Prey (Short Story) by C.Z. Dunn
- Plague Ship (Short Story) by Jim Alexander
- The Cost of Command (Shorty Story) by Sandy Mitchell
- The Rites of Holos (Short Story) by Guy Haley
- Battle-Brothers (Ebook) by Gav Thorpe
- Crimson Night (Ebook) by James Swallow
- Honours (Ebook) by James Swallow
- Redeemed (Ebook) by James Swallow
- Bloodline (Ebook) by James Swallow
- Ravenwing (Ebook) by Gav Thorpe
- Space Hulk (Ebook) by Gav Thorpe
- The Blind King (Ebook) by Paul Kearney
- Unforgiven (Ebook) by Graham McNeill
- Ascension of Balthasar (Audio) by C.Z. Dunn
- Bloodspire (Audio) by C.Z. Dunn
- Butcher's Nails (Audio) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden
- Labyrinth of Sorrows (Audio) by George Mann
- Malediction (Audio) by C.Z. Dunn
- The Stromark Massacre (Audio) by Andy Smillie and C.Z. Dunn
- Tranzia Rebellion (Audio) by C.Z. Dunn
- Bloodquest Graphic Novel Series:
- Bloodquest I by Gordon Rennie and illustrated by Colin MacNeil
- Bloodquest II: Into the Eye of Terror by Gordon Rennie and illustrated by Colin MacNeil
- Bloodquest III: The Daemon's Mark by Gordon Rennie and illustrated by Colin MacNeil
- Bloodquest: Prisoners of the Eye of Terror (Audio Book)
- Exterminatus (Graphic Novel Series)
- Dawn of War - Winter Assault (PC Game)
- Dawn of War - Soulstorm (PC Game)
- Dawn of War - Dark Crusade (PC Game)
- Dawn of War II (PC Game)
- Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising (PC Game)
- Dawn of War II - Retribution (PC Game)
- Third War for Armageddon Imperial Forces Disposition