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This is the Endymion Cluster motherfucker! Take your sensitive ass back to the Karthago System!
Space Marines
By Orniris Terensi
Guess who’s back? Back again
Painting some Mantis Warriors and Dark Angels, and experimenting with g r e e n.
Warhammer 40k Adeptus Amongus Mantis Warriors
Like the Lamenters before. the Mantis Warriors were 1 of 4 chapters that turned against the Emperor. Again a 100 year penance crusade seems lenient if you ask me. Don't forget to check out my redbubble for all the other legions/Chapters I'll be uploading this month.
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Who wins?
Mantis Tribe
Mantis Traitor Tribe
Centiskorch began putting to use her ancestors' magic to deal with unwelcome attention she was receiving at the beach. She abruptly raises the temperature and stirs up storms.
Race: Thri-kreen Class: Sorcerer Subclass: Wild Magic Origin Location: Blushing Beach Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
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The Badab War was an internal conflict within the Imperium between 901-912.M41 that led to tremendous casualties and, ultimately, the loss of a Space Marine chapter to Chaos.
The conflict began when Lufgt Huron, Chapter Master of the Astral Claws, began refusing to send tithes from worlds under his control to the Administratum. He also refused to send some of the chapter's gene-seed to Terra for purity checks. The Astral Claws were, along with the Lamenters and Mantis Warriors, tasked with defending Imperial space around a large Warp storm, the Maelstrom, and were frustrated with the glacial movement of the Imperial bureaucracy and the demands of merchants in neighboring sectors who coveted the valuable minerals and other resources on the worlds under the chapters' control. When a tithe fleet sent to collect the Emperor's due was destroyed under unclear circumstances, the three chapters issued articles of secession, saying they would remain loyal to the Imperium and continue to patrol space around the Maelstrom, but that they were sovereign and independent from other institutions.
Eventually, the Fire Hawks chapter attempted to intervene against the secessionists and were fired upon. The Marines Errant later joined them, but initially, the secessionists held their ground. Gradually, more and more loyalist chapters arrived to end the crisis: the Red Scorpion, Raptors, Salamanders, Fire Angels, Novamarines, Howling Griffons, Sons of Medusa, Exorcists, Minotaurs, Star Phantoms, and Carcharodons. The deployment of particularly brutal chapters such as the Sons of Medusa, Minotaurs, and Carcharodons were instrumental in turning the tide to the loyalists.
The conflict culminated in the fall of Badab, the main base of the Astral Claws. Huron himself barely escaped with his life, and he fled with the survivors of his chapter into the Maelstrom. Many years later, he would re-emerge as a pirate king in service to the Dark Gods, calling himself Huron Blackheart, leading a warband of other renegade marines named the Red Corsairs.