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Two Storm Eagle assault gunships of the Salamanders Chapter during landing.

The Storm Eagle is a heavy assault gunship used by the Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes as a heavy tactical air support unit. Storm Eagle gunships will follow a Space Marine Chapter's Thunderhawk gunships and Drop Pods into battle, where it can lend its weapons to a devastating aerial assault.

The Storm Eagle mounts an impressive amount of firepower for an aircraft of its size and is also capable of transporting twenty Space Marines directly into the thick of a ground assault.

The Storm Eagle assault gunship was one of the most numerous designs found in a Space Marine Legion air-fleet during the Great Crusade. A dedicated tactical strike unit, its primary roles are orbital assault deployment of Space Marine infantry forces and low-level ground attack.

The Storm Eagle is a rugged and durable machine, very heavily armed for its size, and considerably protected by armour plating, although it lacks the speed and manoeuvrability of true fighters and bombers.

In operational use it proved itself an extremely flexible aircraft, serving capably as a long-range transport, orbital shuttle, scout and interceptor when called upon to do so in addition to its main battlefield roles.

History[]

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A Storm Eagle of the World Eaters Legion in operation during the Isstvan III Atrocity.

The Storm Eagle gunship is a design that dates back to the time of the Great Crusade in the late 30th Millennium, where it was deployed alongside the larger and more numerous Stormbird and Thunderhawk designs used by the Space Marine Legions' space and aircraft-fleets. It is closely related in design to the Stormraven.

The Storm Eagle was a dedicated tactical strike unit and was very heavily armed for its size, but lacked the Space Marine transport capacity of the other patterns of gunships.

The Storm Eagle was first constructed on Terra, but as the Great Crusade pushed further and further out into the galaxy, the principal sites of Storm Eagle manufacturing shifted to the Mechanicum Forge Worlds of Tigrus, Galatea, and Anvilus IX, all of which are primary-grade Forge Worlds whose vast industrial output was sufficient to supply all of the Space Marine Legions and the Custodian Guard with large numbers of these well-regarded and adaptable aircraft.

Unfortunately for the Imperium, all of the aforementioned Forge Worlds suffered catastrophic damage during the Horus Heresy and the Standard Template Construct (STC) pattern for the Storm Eagle was thought to be lost during this tragic period of history, making further manufacture of this gunship impossible for the Imperium after the end of the Heresy in the early 31st Millennium.

Although several Space Marine Chapters have managed to keep a sizable core of Storm Eagles operational down through the centuries, during the later years of the 41st Millennium the number of Storm Eagles in active service has actually begun to increase, especially amongst those Chapters known to have favourable relations with the Adeptus Mechanicus.

This has led some observers to believe that production has been restored at an as yet unknown location.

Armament[]

The Storm Eagle is an assault gunship and is thus heavily armed for its task. In fact, the Storm Eagle is one of the most heavily armed Imperial aircraft of its size. The Storm Eagle is equipped with forward hull-mounted twin-linked Heavy Bolters, and a hull-mounted Vengeance Launcher.

The forward hull-mounted twin-linked Heavy Bolters can be replaced with twin-linked Multi-Meltas or a single Typhoon Missile Launcher. The Storm Eagle can also carry up to 4 Hellstrike Missiles or Tempest Rockets under its wings.

Alternatively, the Storm Eagle can equip two twin-linked Lascannons under its wings. The aircraft can be upgraded with a searchlight that is used to illuminate enemy ground forces and extra armour plating for additional protection from enemy fire.

Storm Eagles are also commonly outfitted with an additional layer of ceramite plating, for added protection against enemy fire.

Unit Composition[]

  • 1 Storm Eagle Gunship (41st Millennium Only)
  • 1 Legion Storm Eagle Gunship (31st Millennium Only)

Wargear[]

A standard Storm Eagle Gunship is armed and equipped with:

  • 2 Hellstrike Launchers

A Storm Eagle Gunship may replace its set of hull-mounted twin-linked Heavy Bolters with any of the following:

A StormEagle Gunship may replace its two wing-mounted Hellstrike Launchers with:

A Storm Eagle Gunship armed with a Typhoon Missile Launcher can use the follwing types of munitions:

Horus Heresy Era Wargear[]

During the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy the Storm Eagle Gunships of the Legiones Astartes featured different weapon load-out options than those still found during the 41st Millennium.

A standard Legion Storm Eagle Gunship is armed and equipped with:

A Legion Storm Eagle Gunship may replace its set of hull-mounted twin-linked Heavy Bolters with any of the following:

A Legion StormEagle Gunship may replace its 4 wing-mounted Tempest Rockets with any of the following:

A Legion Storm Eagle Gunship may take the following vehicle equipment:

Variants[]

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A Darkwing Pattern Storm Eagle Gunship of the Raven Guard Legion

  • Darkwing Pattern Storm Eagle - A rare and precious variant utilised exclusively by the Raven Guard Legion during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy eras of the 30th and early 31st Millennia. This variant Storm Eagle pattern was fitted with a range of highly prized and barely understood systems, from its rad-shrouded armour to its quantum field repellors. These additional systems required a higher degree of maintenance and some interior space was sacrificed to make room for them, meaning the vessel had a slightly reduced troop-carrying capacity. Given that the Darkwing pattern was often utilised to insert small units of elite warriors such as the Mor Deythan deep into enemy-held territory, this was no great loss. Each Chapter within the XIX Legion maintained a stock of these highly-prized gunships. It is not known if the Raven Guard still utilises this rare pattern of Storm Eagle in the late 41st Millennium.
  • Nighthawk Pattern Storm Eagle - The Nighthawk Pattern is a specialised variant of the Storm Eagle that was developed at the dawn of the 31st Millennium by the illustrious Sabik Wayland, an Iron Father of the Iron Hands Legion. The Nighthawk Pattern was equipped with a multi-spectrum camouflage field which greatly increased the vessel's stealth capacities. The Nighthawk Pattern was also noted to be far more agile than the average Storm Eagle and was equipped with decoy launchers able to confuse incoming missiles. The Nighthawk Pattern was still undergoing tests at the time of the outbreak of the Horus Heresy, its construction plans having not been sanctioned by the ancient Mechanicum for mass-production. In fact, the only Nighthawk Pattern known to have effectively flown was Wayland's own personal gunship which undoubtedly proved its efficiency on the many covert missions led by Wayland and the valiant crew of the strike cruiser Sisypheum. If and to what extent the Nighthawk Pattern was indeed commissioned for regular duty remains unclear.
  • Roc Pattern Storm Eagle - A variant of the standard pattern Storm Eagle is the Roc Pattern Storm Eagle, which is intended to serve as a dedicated tank-destroyer. Although outwardly indistinguishable from the standard pattern of the aircraft, the Roc Pattern Storm Eagle forgoes a proportion of its transport capacity for added specialized anti-armour munitions and on-board fuel reserves for its attitudinal thrusters to enhance its ability to carry out ground attacks. The Roc Pattern Storm Eagle's Vengeance Launcher is loaded with ROC warheads, which are warheads containing sub-munition packs that shower their target with multiple armour-piercing rockets.
  • Fire Raptor Gunship - The Fire Raptor Gunship is a specialised variant of the standard Storm Eagle design that was widely used during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy by every Astartes Legion. This variant is configured to maximise ammunition stowage in order to feed the voracious appetite of its numerous weapons. It does this, unfortunately, by sacrificing its interior transport capacity. Although the Standard Template Construct (STC) designs required for the Fire Raptor's construction were lost some time after the Horus Heresy, new Fire Raptors are now being fielded in increasing numbers across the countless war zones of the late 41st Millennium, suggesting that an as-yet unidentified Adeptus Mechanicus Forge World or Adeptus Astartes Chapter Forge has come into possession of a complete STC imprint.

Chaos Storm Eagle[]

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A pair of Chaos Storm Eagles during a strafing run.

While the Storm Eagle dropped out of use amongst the Adeptus Astartes when the two Forge Worlds that produced it in the greatest numbers fell during the Horus Heresy, many Chaos Space Marine warbands retained their vessels and, so it appears, the secrets of maintaining them.

Though rarely deployed in great numbers, the Heretic Astartes have continued to make use of their Storm Eagles throughout the Long War. The craft are well-suited to the wars the Traitors wage, for many attacks are carried out by small bands of elite warriors launching precise, bloody assaults upon specific objectives.

Those Storm Eagles serving in the ranks of the Heretic Astartes warbands are often very different from those serving with the Adeptus Astartes. Their Machine Spirits are corrupted and cruel, and their armour is clad in fell runes and ghastly trophies. In many cases, the vessel's systems have mutated, either under the direction of a Warpsmith or else spontaneously through prolonged exposure to the Warp.

Notable Users of the Storm Eagle Gunship[]

  • Chaos Space Marines - Owing to the ancient provenance of the Storm Eagle's pattern, a few examples of the gunship, albeit heavily modified to keep them in service, are found in the hands of Chaos Space Marines. The Storm Eagle has been in service to the Traitor Legions since the early days of the Great Crusade, though those examples still in working order have often been corrupted by the Warp, are covered in blasphemous Chaotic iconography and may have had their Machine Spirits (Artificial Intelligence) replaced by a possessing Daemon.
  • Salamanders - The Salamanders Chapter has very favourable relations with the Adeptus Mechanicus and has been known to make extensive use of the Storm Eagle.
  • Iron Hands - The Iron Hands Chapter has very favourable relations with the Adeptus Mechanicus and has been known to make extensive use of the Storm Eagle.
  • Charnel Guard - The Charnel Guard Chapter deployed six Storm Eagle Gunships during the campaign on Kaziah's Moon in the Bittershard System.
  • Revilers - The Revilers Chapter deployed a single Storm Eagle Gunship during the campaign on Kaziah's Moon in the Bittershard System.
  • Minotaurs - The Minotaurs Chapter makes use of standard and Roc Pattern Storm Eagles, first deploying the latter variant of the aircraft during the Orphean War.
  • Legio Custodes - The Legio Custodes made use of the Storm Eagle during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy eras. It is unknown if the Adeptus Custodes still make use of the aircraft in the late 41st Millennium.

Adeptus Mechanicus Technical Specifications[]

Storm Eagle Assault Gunship
Type Assault Gunship Operational Ceiling N/A (Void Capable)
Vehicle Name Storm Eagle Max Speed 2,000 kilometres per hour (approx.)
Forge World of Origin Tigrus, Anvilus IX Range 30,000 kilometres in atmosphere
Known Patterns Unknown Main Armament Hull-mounted Vengeance Launcher
Crew Unknown Secondary Armament Nose-Mounted twin-linked Heavy Bolters
Powerplant 2 Undesignated Combination Rocket/Afterburner Turbofans Main Ammunition 48 Missiles
Weight 68 tonnes Secondary Ammunition 2,000 Rounds
Length 18 metres Armour
Wingspan 11.8 metres Superstructure 45 millimetres
Height 7.2 metres Hull 55 millimetres
Transport Capacity 20 Space Marines or 10 Terminator Marines or Assault Marines Access Points

2 Side Doors, 1 Front Ramp, 1 Rear Ramp




ROC Pattern Storm Eagle Assault Gunship
Type Assault Gunship Operational Ceiling N/A (Void Capable)
Vehicle Name Storm Eagle Max Speed 2,000kph (approx.)
Forge World of Origin Unknown Range 30,000km in atmosphere
Known Patterns Unknown Main Armament Hull-mounted Vengeance Launcher
Crew Unknown Secondary Armament Nose-Mounted twin-linked Heavy Bolters
Powerplant 2 Undesignated Combination Rocket/Afterburner Turbofans Main Ammunition 48 Missiles (Roc Warheads)
Weight 68 tonnes Secondary Ammunition 2,000 Rounds
Length 18 meters Armour
Wingspan 11.8 meters Superstructure 45 millimetres
Height 7.2 meters Hull 55 millimetres
Transport Capacity 14 Space Marines or 7 Terminator Marines or Assault Marines Access Points 2 Side Doors, 1 Front Ramp, 1 Rear Ramp

Sources[]

  • Imperial Armour Index: Forces of the Adeptus Astartes (8th Edition), pp. 34-35
  • Imperial Armour Aeronatica, pg. 28
  • Imperial Armour Volume Twelve - The Fall of Orpheus, pp. 10-11, 150-151, 160
  • Imperial Armour Volume Two, Second Edition - War Machines of the Adeptus Astartes, pp. 24, 134-141
  • Imperial Armour Volume Thirteen - War Machines of the Lost & The Damned, pp. 71-73
  • The Horus Heresy - Book One: Betrayal (Forge World Series) by Alan Bligh, pp. 45, 97, 149, 165, 214-215
  • The Horus Heresy - Book Three: Extermination (Forge World Series) by Alan Bligh, pp. 80-81, 135-136, 278
  • The Horus Heresy - Book Six: Retribution (Forge World Series) by Alan Bligh, pp. 94-95
  • The Horus Heresy - Book Seven: Inferno (Forge World Series) by Alan Bligh, pp. 94-95
  • The Horus Heresy: Legiones Astartes - Age of Darkness Army List pg. 57
  • Angel Exterminatus (Novel) by Graham McNeill, pp. 102-104, 129-131
  • Forge World - Storm Eagle
  • Forge World - Darkwing-pattern Storm Eagle (Dead Link)

Gallery[]

Space Marine Forces
Chapter Command Chapter Master ā€¢ Master of the Keep ā€¢ Master of Sanctity ā€¢ Chief Librarian ā€¢ Master of the Apothecarion ā€¢ Master of the Forge ā€¢ Master of the Watch ā€¢ Master of the Fleet ā€¢ Master of the Arsenal ā€¢ Master of the Marches ā€¢ Master of the Rites ā€¢ Master of Relics ā€¢ Chief Victualler ā€¢ Lord Executioner ā€¢ Master of Recruits ā€¢ Master of Reconnaissance ā€¢ Master of the Signal ā€¢ Chapter Ancient ā€¢ Primaris Ancient ā€¢ Chapter Champion ā€¢ Honour Guard
Company Command Command Squad ā€¢ Reclusiam Command Squad ā€¢ Captain ā€¢ Primaris Captain ā€¢ Lieutenant ā€¢ Primaris Lieutenant ā€¢ Company Ancient ā€¢ Company Champion
Specialists Librarian (Epistolary ā€¢ Codicier ā€¢ Lexicanium ā€¢ Primaris Librarian ā€¢ Vanguard Librarian) ā€¢ Chaplain (Reclusiarch ā€¢ Primaris Chaplain ā€¢ Judiciar) ā€¢ Apothecary (Primaris Apothecary ā€¢ Apothecary Biologis ā€¢ Helix Adept) ā€¢ Techmarine
Veteran Squads Veteran Marines (Sternguard Veteran ā€¢ Vanguard Veteran ā€¢ Veteran Intercessor ā€¢ Veteran Assault Intercessor ā€¢ Bladeguard Veteran) ā€¢ Terminator Squad ā€¢ Terminator Assault Squad
Battleline Squads Tactical Squad ā€¢ Intercessor Squad (Heavy Intercessor Squad) ā€¢ Infiltrator Squad
Close Support Squads Assault Squad ā€¢ Assault Intercessor Squad ā€¢ Jump Pack Intercessor Squad ā€¢ Inceptor Squad ā€¢ Reiver Squad ā€¢ Incursor Squad ā€¢ Suppressor Squad ā€¢ Bike Squad ā€¢ Outrider Squad ā€¢ Centurion Assault Squad
Fire Support Squads Aggressor Squad ā€¢ Desolation Squad ā€¢ Devastator Squad ā€¢ Hellblaster Squad ā€¢ Eradicator Squad ā€¢ Eliminator Squad ā€¢ Infernus Squad ā€¢ Centurion Devastator Squad
Neophyte Squads Scout Squad ā€¢ Scout Bike Squad
Light Vehicles Assault Bike ā€¢ Attack Bike ā€¢ Scout Bike ā€¢ Raider Pattern Combat Bike ā€¢ Invader ATV ā€¢ Land Speeder (Land Speeder Storm ā€¢ Land Speeder Tempest ā€¢ Land Speeder Tornado ā€¢ Land Speeder Typhoon ā€¢ Land Speeder Vengeance ā€¢ Land Speeder Proteus ā€¢ Darkshroud) ā€¢ Storm Speeder (Storm Speeder Hailstrike ā€¢ Storm Speeder Hammerstrike ā€¢ Storm Speeder Thunderstrike)
Combat Walkers Dreadnought (Castraferrum Dreadnought ā€¢ Siege Dreadnought ā€¢ Hellfire Dreadnought ā€¢ Ironclad Dreadnought ā€¢ Venerable Dreadnought ā€¢ Mortis Dreadnought ā€¢ Chaplain Dreadnought ā€¢ Librarian Dreadnought ā€¢ Furioso Dreadnought ā€¢ Death Company Dreadnought ā€¢ Redemptor Dreadnought (Brutalis Dreadnought ā€¢ Ballistus Dreadnought) ā€¢ Wulfen Dreadnought ā€¢ Doomglaive Dreadnought) ā€¢ Nemesis Dreadknight ā€¢ Invictor Tactical Warsuit
Armoured Personnel Carriers Rhino ā€¢ Razorback ā€¢ Damocles Command Rhino ā€¢ Rhino Primaris ā€¢ Rhino Advancer ā€¢ Impulsor
Main Battle Tanks Predator Destructor (Predator Annihilator ā€¢ Baal Predator) ā€¢ Land Raider (Land Raider Phobos ā€¢ Land Raider Crusader ā€¢ Land Raider Redeemer ā€¢ Land Raider Achilles ā€¢ Land Raider Prometheus ā€¢ Land Raider Terminus Ultra ā€¢ Land Raider Ares ā€¢ Land Raider Excelsior ā€¢ Land Raider Wrath of Mjalnar ā€¢ Land Raider Angel Infernus ā€¢ Land Raider Solemnus Aggressor ā€¢ Land Raider Anvilarum) ā€¢ Deimos Vindicator Laser Destroyer ā€¢ Repulsor ā€¢ Repulsor Executioner ā€¢ Gladiator (Gladiator Reaper ā€¢ Gladiator Valiant ā€¢ Gladiator Lancer) ā€¢ Astraeus
Artillery Whirlwind ā€¢ Vindicator ā€¢ Stalker ā€¢ Hunter ā€¢ Whirlwind Hyperios ā€¢ Land Raider Helios ā€¢ Thunderfire Cannon ā€¢ Firestrike Servo-turret
Aircraft/Air-Deployed Stormtalon ā€¢ Thunderhawk ā€¢ Thunderhawk Transporter ā€¢ Shadowhawk ā€¢ Stormraven ā€¢ Storm Eagle ā€¢ Fire Raptor ā€¢ Stormhawk Interceptor ā€¢ Caestus Assault Ram ā€¢ Dark Talon ā€¢ Nephilim Jetfighter ā€¢ Stormfang ā€¢ Stormwolf ā€¢ Corvus Blackstar ā€¢ Overlord ā€¢ Drop Pod ā€¢ Hammerfall Bunker
Rare, Relic or Retired Vehicles Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Deredeo Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Cerberus Heavy Tank Destroyer ā€¢ Leviathan Dreadnought ā€¢ Javelin Attack Speeder ā€¢ Jetbike ā€¢ Deimos Predator ā€¢ Deimos Rhino ā€¢ Sabre Tank Hunter ā€¢ Land Raider Proteus ā€¢ Kratos Heavy Assault Tank ā€¢ Mark IIb Land Raider Phobos ā€¢ Malcador Assault Tank (Malcador Annihilator) ā€¢ Sicaran Battle Tank ā€¢ Sicaran Venator ā€¢ Sicaran Punisher Assault Tank ā€¢ Sicaran Arcus Strike Tank ā€¢ Sicaran Omega Tank Destroyer ā€¢ Spartan Assault Tank ā€¢ Typhon Heavy Siege Tank ā€¢ Fellblade ā€¢ Falchion ā€¢ Mastodon ā€¢ Deimos Whirlwind Scorpius ā€¢ Xiphon Pattern Interceptor ā€¢ Stormbird ā€¢ Kharybdis Assault Claw
Chaos Space Marine Forces
Command Chaos Lord ā€¢ Exalted Champion ā€¢ Chaos Champion ā€¢ Aspiring Champion ā€¢ Sorcerer Lord ā€¢ Daemon Prince ā€¢ Daemon Prince of Nurgle ā€¢ Daemon Prince of Tzeentch ā€¢ Death Guard Lord
Specialists Exalted Sorcerer ā€¢ Sorcerer ā€¢ Warpsmith ā€¢ Dark Apostle ā€¢ Master of Possession ā€¢ Master of Executions ā€¢ Lord Discordant ā€¢ Warsmith ā€¢ Death Guard Sorcerer ā€¢ Lord of Contagion ā€¢ Malignant Plaguecaster ā€¢ Plague Surgeon ā€¢ Tallyman ā€¢ Scarab Occult Sorcerer ā€¢ Scarab Occult Terminators
Troops Chaos Space Marines ā€¢ Havocs ā€¢ Chosen ā€¢ Chaos Terminators ā€¢ Possessed ā€¢ Greater Possessed ā€¢ Khorne Berzerkers ā€¢ Plague Marines ā€¢ Noise Marines ā€¢ Rubric Marines ā€¢ Obliterators ā€¢ Mutilators ā€¢ Chaos Spawn ā€¢ Fallen Angels ā€¢ Noxious Blightbringer ā€¢ Foul Blightspawn ā€¢ Biologus Putrifier ā€¢ Blightlord Terminators ā€¢ Deathshroud
Fast Attack Chaos Space Marine Bikers ā€¢ Chaos Space Marine Raptors ā€¢ Warp Talons
Chaos Dreadnoughts Helbrute ā€¢ Ferrum Infernus Dreadnought ā€¢ Chaos Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Sonic Dreadnought ā€¢ Berserker Dreadnought ā€¢ Leviathan Dreadnought
Vehicles and Daemon Engines Chaos Rhino ā€¢ Chaos Predator ā€¢ Infernal Relic Predator ā€¢ Chaos Vindicator ā€¢ Chaos Land Raider ā€¢ Chaos Land Raider Proteus ā€¢ Infernal Relic Land Raider Achilles ā€¢ Land Raider Hades Diabolus ā€¢ Relic Sicaran Battle Tank ā€¢ Maulerfiend ā€¢ Forgefiend ā€¢ Defiler ā€¢ Brass Scorpion ā€¢ Blood Slaughterer ā€¢ Blight Drone ā€¢ Foetid Bloat-drone ā€¢ Kytan ā€¢ Plague Hulk ā€¢ Venomcrawler ā€¢ Myphitic Blight-hauler
Heavy Vehicles and Daemon Engines Spartan Assault Tank ā€¢ Fellblade ā€¢ Decimator ā€¢ Typhon Heavy Siege Tank ā€¢ Lord of Skulls ā€¢ Death Wheel ā€¢ Plaguereaper ā€¢ Plagueburst Crawler ā€¢ Silver Tower of Tzeentch
Aircraft Heldrake ā€¢ Stormbird ā€¢ Thunderhawk ā€¢ Chaos Storm Eagle ā€¢ Chaos Fire Raptor ā€¢ Hell Blade ā€¢ Hell Talon ā€¢ Harbinger ā€¢ Chaos Dreadclaw ā€¢ Kharybdis Assault Claw ā€¢ Fire Lord ā€¢ Doom Wing
Summoned Daemons Bloodletters ā€¢ Plaguebearers ā€¢ Horror of Tzeentch ā€¢ Daemonette ā€¢ Nurglings ā€¢ Beast of Nurgle ā€¢ Plague Drone ā€¢ Flamer ā€¢ Screamer
Lost and the Damned Chaos Cultists ā€¢ Poxwalkers ā€¢ Pestigor ā€¢ Plague Zombies ā€¢ Plague Ogryn ā€¢ Thrall Wizard ā€¢ Tzaangor ā€¢ Tzaangor Enlightened ā€¢ Tzaangor Shaman ā€¢ Dark Disciple
Champions Magnus the Red ā€¢ Mortarion ā€¢ Abaddon the Despoiler ā€¢ Kharn the Betrayer ā€¢ Typhus ā€¢ Ahriman ā€¢ Huron Blackheart ā€¢ Fabius Bile ā€¢ Cypher ā€¢ Haarken Worldclaimer ā€¢ Invocatus
Adeptus Custodes Forces
Command Captain-General ā€¢ Custodian Tribunate ā€¢ Captain-Commander (Guardian Captain-Commander ā€¢ Allarus Captain-Commander ā€¢ Vertus Captain-Commander) ā€¢ Shield-Captain
Elites Blade Champion ā€¢ Hetaeron Guard ā€¢ Aquilon Terminator ā€¢ Ephoroi ā€¢ Allarus Custodian ā€¢ Custodian Warden ā€¢ Vexilus Praetor ā€¢ Custodian Apothecary
Fast Attack Agamatus Jetbike Squad ā€¢ Vertus Praetor ā€¢ Venatari Custodian
Troops Custodian Guard ā€¢ Sentinel Guard ā€¢ Sagittarum Guard Squad
Dreadnoughts Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Contemptor-Galatus Dreadnought ā€¢ Contemptor-Achillus Dreadnought ā€¢ Telemon Heavy Dreadnought
Vehicles Coronus Grav-Carrier ā€¢ Caladius Grav-Tank ā€¢ Pallas Grav-Attack ā€¢ Venerable Land Raider ā€¢ Rhino ā€¢ Grav-Rhino ā€¢ Grav-Raider ā€¢ Grav-Spartan
Aircraft Stormbird ā€¢ Storm Eagle ā€¢ Orion Assault Dropship ā€¢ Ares Gunship ā€¢ Aquila Lander ā€¢ Talion ā€¢ Equinox Interceptor ā€¢ Zenith Gunship
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