

Epic battles of History.
#1
Posted 18 December 2012 - 04:45 PM

To be just, our law must be cruel.
To stand upon the bedrock of law is our great duty. To presume to stand above it is our worst heresy.
We determine the guilty. We decide the punishment.
#2
Posted 18 December 2012 - 04:59 PM


#3
Posted 18 December 2012 - 05:04 PM
To be just, our law must be cruel.
To stand upon the bedrock of law is our great duty. To presume to stand above it is our worst heresy.
We determine the guilty. We decide the punishment.
#4
Posted 18 December 2012 - 05:14 PM
As you are the first to like this, I shall recreate the Epic battle between the Iron Hands and the Emperor's Children..in which we tragically lost your primarch
Yes darn that Fulgrim! We shall have our revenge one day. Or you could recreate the battle where the Iron hands homeworld of Medusa was attacked by the Iron Warriors and we stopped them!

#5
Posted 18 December 2012 - 05:19 PM
To be just, our law must be cruel.
To stand upon the bedrock of law is our great duty. To presume to stand above it is our worst heresy.
We determine the guilty. We decide the punishment.
#6
Posted 18 December 2012 - 05:43 PM
aye. Many good battles you get, but do them in time order eh? the lesser lore,lovers ay get confused otherwise
agreed

#7
Posted 18 December 2012 - 05:54 PM
Pretty much Noise Marines make their first appearance, Ferrus Manus dies, Fulgrim becomes Slaaneshi and we all have a jolly good laugh because Loyalists die and Chaos is exposed and shown as the true power =)
"You fiend, have I never encountered such corrupt and foul-minded perversity! Have you ever considered a career in the Church?" - The Baby-Eating Bishop of Bath and Wells
#8
Posted 18 December 2012 - 06:00 PM
To be just, our law must be cruel.
To stand upon the bedrock of law is our great duty. To presume to stand above it is our worst heresy.
We determine the guilty. We decide the punishment.
#9
Posted 18 December 2012 - 06:03 PM
"You fiend, have I never encountered such corrupt and foul-minded perversity! Have you ever considered a career in the Church?" - The Baby-Eating Bishop of Bath and Wells
#10
Posted 18 December 2012 - 06:10 PM
To be just, our law must be cruel.
To stand upon the bedrock of law is our great duty. To presume to stand above it is our worst heresy.
We determine the guilty. We decide the punishment.
#11
Posted 18 December 2012 - 06:20 PM
I love the Emperors Children when they kill the Iron Hands.
Pretty much Noise Marines make their first appearance, Ferrus Manus dies, Fulgrim becomes Slaaneshi and we all have a jolly good laugh because Loyalists die and Chaos is exposed and shown as the true power =)
And since that major chaos victory, there has not been another major victory for chaos (sure chaos has won a few minor battles) But nothing major since the heresy. Yea some "true power". IF it was true power you should have been wiped out the Space Marines yet you can't seem too


#12
Posted 18 December 2012 - 08:17 PM
Abadon is being himself EG giant failure who claims Horus was a fool... At least Horus made it to Terra...
Angron is banished to the warp from some bullshit...
Mortarion I don't really know my guess is going look at me I made something smell... Oh and has his heart has been written on by Draigo which is more Over Powered Bullshit as any Astarte that can face a Daemon Prince Primarch and win is kind of Over Powered.....
Magnus is reading shit...
Lorgar is meditating...
Pertuabo is probably doing something to do with creating weapons or TANKS!
Others died =/
Still all Loyalists are missing, injured or dead.
So Robogirlyman (SMURF!) is crippled from Fulgrim being awesome.
Leman Russ missing!
Khan missing!
The Lion is hiding under a rock!
Ferrus Manus killed in the Heresy by awesome Fulgrim!
Emperor is now a dead body on a chair... I think I missed someone else but they are also missing or dead...
Chaos should just do something... But they suffer from good guy syndrome EG Chaos will always lose because they are a bad guy. So the Loyalists will always find some way to win no matter how stupid it may be.
"You fiend, have I never encountered such corrupt and foul-minded perversity! Have you ever considered a career in the Church?" - The Baby-Eating Bishop of Bath and Wells
#13
Posted 19 December 2012 - 04:03 AM
#14
Posted 19 December 2012 - 08:29 AM
Warmaster Horus was killed by the Emperor of Mankind, and his soul was obliterated.
Magnus rose to the rank of Daemon Prince of Tzeentch.
Angron rose to the rank of Daemon prince of Khorne.
Mortarion rose the rank of Daemon Prince of Nurgle.
Fulgrim rose to the rank of Daemon Prince of Slaanesh.
Lorgar rose to the rank of Daemon Prince of Chaos Undivided.
Perturabo rose to the rank of Daemon Prince of Chaos Undivided.
Konrad Curze, aka Night Haunter, was assassinated by Callidus assassin M'Shen. He allowed her infiltration, apparently wanting to die.
Alpharius was killed by Roboute Guilliman, but the source which reported his death may have been manipulated. It is not known if Alpharius or Omegon is the Primarch killed in the report.
Ferrus Manus was killed at the Drop Site massacre at the start of the Horus Heresy by Fulgrim who presented his head to Horus.
Sanguinius was slain by Horus after refusing to join him.
Lion El'Jonson sleeps deep within the Rock, the biggest piece of Caliban and current home base of the Dark Angels. Only the Emperor and the Watchers in the Dark know of this secret.
Jaghatai Khan disappeared while pursuing the Dark Eldar into a Webway portal after they had managed to raid Mundus Planus. There are rumours that he fights there still, lost in the twisting paths of the Webway.
Leman Russ disappeared in the Eye of Terror. The Space Wolves hold a legend that says Russ went on a quest to find a means to cure the Emperor. His final words before his disappearance is that he would return for the 'Wolftime'. It is also said that Leman Russ led the 13th Company into the Eye of Terror and ordered them to hunt down the Traitor Legions which had fled to the Eye of Terror, particularly the Thousand Sons.
Rogal Dorn boarded a Chaos cruiser during a Black Crusade and died fighting. His hand is housed in the holiest shrine of the Imperial Fists chapter, and his dead body encased in amber and put in the Phalanx.
Roboute Guilliman was struck down with a blade by his former brother Fulgrim. His body is perfectly preserved in a stasis field at the heart of the Temple of Correction. It is rumoured that he is still alive and that his wound is slowly healing, something normally impossible in a stasis field.
Vulkan disappeared. The position of Chapter Master, filled by the Captain of the First Company, is considered to be a regency as the Salamanders believe that Vulkan will one day return and lead them on a great crusade against Chaos.
Corax was racked by guilt and shame. In order to rebuild quickly the strength of his legion from the dropsite massacre on Isstvan V, Corax accelerated the growth of the gene-seed organs, producing more Space Marines, but this process also deteriorated the Gene-seed, causing many to become hulking monsters. Riddled with guilt over what he had done, he left his tower, haggard and gaunt, and took a small shuttle craft with the words "Never more". It was last monitored setting a course for the Eye of Terror.
To be just, our law must be cruel.
To stand upon the bedrock of law is our great duty. To presume to stand above it is our worst heresy.
We determine the guilty. We decide the punishment.
#15
Posted 19 December 2012 - 08:47 AM
But seriously, how are you going to recreate these? I'm interested...
You need your head examined - CruciasNZ
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#16
Posted 19 December 2012 - 08:53 AM
To be just, our law must be cruel.
To stand upon the bedrock of law is our great duty. To presume to stand above it is our worst heresy.
We determine the guilty. We decide the punishment.
#17
Posted 20 December 2012 - 02:53 AM
#18
Posted 20 December 2012 - 04:30 AM
buuuuut it would be cool if you could recreate the battle of istvaan V


#19
Posted 20 December 2012 - 08:01 AM
While he was trapped within his mind he learned about Slaanesh and then went with him.
Then again the Daemon could just be lying.
I don't care Fulgrim killed that idiot Lord Command Eidolon.
From the start I though he was a right *CENSORED*. When I read about him on Murder searching for Blood Angels that were stranded there and then tried to take the credit that was Lucius' and Tarvitz's because they were the ones who decided to blow up the trees that were blocking communications.
Though when Little Horus made him learn his lesson when he saved them on Murder did make me much happier...
Then when he acted like Angron's equal... I mean sure he isn't the most civilised but still he is a Primarch and for that he automatically is one of the most respected beings within the Galaxy and acting as if they were equals Angron should have killed him right there and then...
On Ivaastan III if he was able to lead an army of Astartes he could have crushed the heavily out numbered defenders but no. He was a terrible commander. For the K/D ratio it was a horrendous win for the Traitors. Not only because of the amount of lives it cost to kill the survivors but it took them forever...
Only good that came from that battle was Lucius rejoined the Legion...
Only thing Eidolon did good was becoming like the first noise marine when Fabius Bile "Experimented" on him. Eidolon didn't want it when they first started. Seems like Slaaneshiness then. =P
Sorry for the rant...
"You fiend, have I never encountered such corrupt and foul-minded perversity! Have you ever considered a career in the Church?" - The Baby-Eating Bishop of Bath and Wells
#20
Posted 20 December 2012 - 08:04 AM
Now I know what happened to Eidolon. Yes, I agree that he was Twatimus Maximus.
You need your head examined - CruciasNZ
Authrix stop making me spill things on my laptop with what you post - Pony
I cannot oblige Pony.