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Loyal to the End : A Traitor Progenitor Chapter Master Quest

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[X] Plan: Glory Is Worthless
-[X]Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
-[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
-[X]Heraldry Be Damned - The chapter cares little for displaying their colors and heraldry to their enemies, being unbothered to repaint their armor in camouflage patterns if the situation demands it. (Bonus in some combat scenarios, small malus to reputation gain)
-[X]Integrated Serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
-[X]Rejection of the Witch - Chapter doesn't have a Librarius, relying on a non-psyker body to fulfill the chronicler aspect of the chapter body as laid out in the Codex Astartes. (Relationship Malus with the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, combat bonus against Psykers)
-[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
-[X]Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)


These guys show up, get the job done and then leave without explaination.
 
So if Grudgebearer is part of the winning plan, who are people thinking of having a grudge against? The Imperial Fists easily come to mind
 
Karugus said:
So if Grudgebearer is part of the winning plan, who are people thinking of having a grudge against? The Imperial Fists easily come to mind
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I believe I mentioned before the Ecclesiarchy, given their religious nonsense, and often opulent corruption. Look at every cathedral built at ridiculous costs in lives and resources, while the masses survive on pittances and corpse starch. There you will see what the Chapter loathes so much.

Also, Imperial Gothic sucks as an architectural style, we will lay down our lives on this points Brothers!
 
MrRageQuit said:
I believe I mentioned before the Ecclesiarchy, given their religious nonsense, and often opulent corruption. Look at every cathedral built at ridiculous costs in lives and resources, while the masses survive on pittances and corpse starch. There you will see what the Chapter loathes so much.

Also, Imperial Gothic sucks as an architectural style, we will lay down our lives on this points Brothers!
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The imperial gothic style is pretty nice though, I have to say. But yeah, the Ecclesiarchy, I can easily see as grudgeworthy. Our chapter is turning out pretty dwarfy.
 
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It would actually be really funny if we (as a second founding no less) 'Ultramaines Successor' actually had an axe to grind over various successors being too beholden to the Codex Astartes.
 
Karugus said:
It would actually be really funny if we (as a second founding no less) 'Ultramaines Successor' actually had an axe to grind over various successors being too beholden to the Codex Astartes.
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So basically we have great respect for Guilliman himself, but for the Ultramarine successors that follow the codex like it's the Bible, we become exasperated with them? I can see that.
 
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    • [X] Plan: Iron is in the blood
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Grudgebearers - The chapter overall has a really hard time letting go of past grudges. (Pick two additional faction from the 'Reputation with other Imperial Faction' list to have a negative starting relationship with. Malus to improving factional reputations into the positive)
      -[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      [X] Plan: Deadeye
      -[X] Daedalus Diamantis
      -[X] Devastator (+2 Ballistic Skill)
      -[X] Born Leader (+2 Leadership)
      -[X] Former Sternguard (+1 Ballistic Skill, Additional Ranged Relic Weapon)
      [X] Plan: The Little Ones
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[x]Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      -[X]Nostalgia for the Great Crusade - The chapter dislikes modern patterns of astartes armor and armaments. (MK III power armor and phobos pattern bolters are standard issue)
      -[X]Cousins We Are Not - The Chapter finds it difficult to interact with other chapters in a positive fashion, respective attitudes often rubbing each other the wrong way. (Malus to reputation and reputation gain with other chapters)
      [X] Plan: The Best & Worst of Our Predecessors
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      -[X]Grudgebearers - The chapter overall has a really hard time letting go of past grudges. (Pick two additional faction from the 'Reputation with other Imperial Faction' list to have a negative starting relationship with. Malus to improving factional reputations into the positive)
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      [X] Plan: We fight for Them, we die so they can live.
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X]Worship of the Omnissiah - They venerate the Emperor as the Omnissiah. (Bonus to Reputations with Mechanicus and their affiliates)
      -[x]Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      -[X]Rejection of the Witch - Chapter doesn't have a Librarius, relying on a non-psyker body to fulfill the chronicler aspect of the chapter body as laid out in the Codex Astartes. (Relationship Malus with the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, combat bonus against Psykers)
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      [X] Plan: The Iron Inheritor
      -[X] Antiochus Bessarion
      -[X] Tactical (+1 Ballistic Skill, +1 Weapon Skill)
      -[X] Champion (+1 Weapon Skill, +1 Ballistic Skill)
      -[X] Former Vanguard (+1 Weapon Skill, Additional Melee Relic Weapon)
      [X] Plan Bug Exterminators
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      -[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      [X] Plan Minos
      -[X] Tactical (+1 Ballistic Skill, +1 Weapon Skill)
      -[X] Born Leader (+2 Leadership)
      -[X] Former Honor Guard (+1 Strength, Additional Relic Armor)
      [X] Plan: Men of Iron, Hearts of Steel
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[X] Grudgebearers - The chapter overall has a really hard time letting go of past grudges. (Pick an additional faction from the 'Relations with other Imperial Faction' list to have a negative starting relationship with. Malus to improving factional relationships into the positive)
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      [X] Plan: Great Crusade Eternal
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[X]Nostalgia for the Great Crusade - The chapter dislikes modern patterns of astartes armor and armaments. (MK III power armor and phobos pattern bolters are standard issue)
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      [X] Plan: Did someone call pest control?
      -[X] Timoleon Diodorus
      -[X]Assault (+2 Weapon Skill)
      -[X] Born Leader (+2 Leadership)
      -[X] Former Deathwatch Veteran (+1 Perception, Bonus to Relations with Ordo Xenos and their affiliates)
      [X] PLAN: Men of Iron, Will of Steel, Tongues of Lead
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[X]Heraldry Be Damned - The chapter cares little for displaying their colors and heraldry to their enemies, being unbothered to repaint their armor in camouflage patterns if the situation demands it. (Bonus in some combat scenarios, small malus to reputation gain)
      -[X]Worship of the Omnissiah - They venerate the Emperor as the Omnissiah. (Bonus to Reputations with Mechanicus and their affiliates)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Rejection of Failure - The chapters despise failure. Those who are viewed to have failed in their task are subject to brutal punishment.
      -[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      -[X]Weakness of Mortals - The Chapter despises mortal humans, including their chapter serfs for their inherent weakness. (Small reputation malus to various factions)
      -[X]Grudgebearers - The chapter overall has a really hard time letting go of past grudges. (Pick two additional faction from the 'Reputation with other Imperial Faction' list to have a negative starting relationship with. Malus to improving factional reputations into the positive)
      -[X]Cousins We Are Not - The Chapter finds it difficult to interact with other chapters in a positive fashion, respective attitudes often rubbing each other the wrong way. (Malus to reputation and reputation gain with other chapters)
      [X] Plan: Duty is Eternal.
      -[X]Ares Stratos
      -[X] Tactical (+1 Ballistic Skill, +1 Weapon Skill)
      -[X] Born Leader (+2 Leadership)
      -[X] Former Deathwatch Veteran (+1 Perception, Bonus to Relations with Ordo Xenos and their affiliates)
      [X] Plan: Iron names.
      -[X] Isambard Melor
      -[X] Tactical (+1 Ballistic Skill, +1 Weapon Skill)
      -[X] Champion (+1 Weapon Skill, +1 Ballistic Skill)
      -[X] Former Deathwatch Veteran (+1 Perception, Bonus to Relations with Ordo Xenos and their affiliates)
      [X] Plan: Just Like The Good Old Days After The Drop Site Massacre!
      -[X]Iron Men
      -[X]Architects
      -[X]Heraldry Be Damned
      -[X]Integrated Serfs
      -[X]Rejection of the Witch
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance
      -[X]Nostalgia for the Great Crusade
      [X] Plan: Glory Is Worthless
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X]Heraldry Be Damned - The chapter cares little for displaying their colors and heraldry to their enemies, being unbothered to repaint their armor in camouflage patterns if the situation demands it. (Bonus in some combat scenarios, small malus to reputation gain)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Rejection of the Witch - Chapter doesn't have a Librarius, relying on a non-psyker body to fulfill the chronicler aspect of the chapter body as laid out in the Codex Astartes. (Relationship Malus with the Adeptus Astra Telepathica, combat bonus against Psykers)
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      -[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      [x] Steel Driving Men
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[x]Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      -[X]Grudgebearers - The chapter overall has a really hard time letting go of past grudges. (Pick two additional faction from the 'Reputation with other Imperial Faction' list to have a negative starting relationship with. Malus to improving factional reputations into the positive)
      -[X]Rejection of Failure - The chapters despise failure. Those who are viewed to have failed in their task are subject to brutal punishment.
      [X] Plan: Chapter of the Imperium
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[x]Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      -[X]Duty Overcomes Glory
      -[X] Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
      -[X]Cousins We Are Not - The Chapter finds it difficult to interact with other chapters in a positive fashion, respective attitudes often rubbing each other the wrong way. (Malus to reputation and reputation gain with other chapters)
      [X] Plan Imperial Warriors
      -[X] Flesh Within Flesh Without - The chapter values the training, upkeep and maintenance of their Emperor given Astartes flesh. The chapter Apothecaries are exceptionally skilled and the techmarines often follow the doctrine of the Mechanicus Genetors. (Bonus to healing injured Astartes, bonus to successful gene seed implantation and reduced neophyte death)
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[x]Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Penance of Pain - Painful self-punishments and flagellation are common practice in the chapter for the purpose of meditation and temperance. (Astartes have a chance to get injured even if not in combat)
      -[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      -[X]Grudgebearers - The chapter overall has a really hard time letting go of past grudges. (Pick two additional faction from the 'Reputation with other Imperial Faction' list to have a negative starting relationship with. Malus to improving factional reputations into the positive)
      [X] Plan: Kin to Mortal, but Cousins no longer
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[x]Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      -[X]One of Many Moving Parts - While many Astartes see mortal forces as little more than chaff, the Chapter remembers and acknowledges the feats performed by said 'mere mortals'. As such marines are trained to be able to work effectively with the other branches of the Imperium's military, welding battleplans into a unified whole whenever both take to the field of battle. (Bonus to fighting alongside non-astartes forces)
      -[X] Integrated serfs - Chapter serfs are well trained and integrated into wider chapter operations. (Small bonus to overall chapter operations)
      -[X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      -[X]Nostalgia for the Great Crusade - The chapter dislikes modern patterns of astartes armor and armaments. (MK III power armor and phobos pattern bolters are standard issue)
      -[X]Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to relationship gain)
      -[X]Cousins We Are Not - The Chapter finds it difficult to interact with other chapters in a positive fashion, respective attitudes often rubbing each other the wrong way. (Malus to relationships and relationship gain with other chapters)
      -[X] Gunthard Lindauer
      -[X]Tactical (+1 BS, +1 WS)
      -[X] Born Leader (+2 Leadership)
      -[X] Cybernetic Augmentation (+1 Toughness, Small bonus to Reputations with Mechanicus and their affiliates)
      [X] Plan: Reminiscence
      -[X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      -[X] Architects - Every Astartes of the chapter is skilled and proficient in designing, constructing and organizing the construction of structures, military or civilian.
      -[X]Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      -[X]Heraldry Be Damned - The chapter cares little for displaying their colors and heraldry to their enemies, being unbothered to repaint their armor in camouflage patterns if the situation demands it. (Bonus in some combat scenarios, small malus to reputation gain)
      -[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      -[X]Nostalgia for the Great Crusade - The chapter dislikes modern patterns of astartes armor and armaments. (MK III power armor and phobos pattern bolters are standard issue)
      -[X]Cousins We Are Not - The Chapter finds it difficult to interact with other chapters in a positive fashion, respective attitudes often rubbing each other the wrong way. (Malus to reputation and reputation gain with other chapters)
      [X]Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      [X]Worship of the Omnissiah - They venerate the Emperor as the Omnissiah. (Bonus to Reputations with Mechanicus and their affiliates)
      [X]Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      [X]Heraldry Be Damned - The chapter cares little for displaying their colors and heraldry to their enemies, being unbothered to repaint their armor in camouflage patterns if the situation demands it. (Bonus in some combat scenarios, small malus to reputation gain)
      [X]Rejection of Failure - The chapters despise failure. Those who are viewed to have failed in their task are subject to brutal punishment.
      [X]Deathwatch Penance - The Chapter has sworn an oath to pledge a certain fraction of their active battle brothers, thirty veterans, to the numbers of the Deathwatch (Bonus to Relationship with the Ordo Xenos)
      [X]Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to relationship gain)
      [X] Plan: Grind Them To Dust
      -[X] Positive Traits
      --[X] Iron Men - Part of the traditions to become a true member of the Chapter requires a marine to learn how to maintain, repair and, depending on personal talents; create new wargear.
      --[X] Maintainers of the Ancient - The Chapter reveres its relics. (Starts with additional, rare reliquary weapons, armor and vehicles and has a bonus to repairing such items and restoring them to active service)
      --[X] Mortal Ties - The Chapter values the effort of mortal humans in service to the Imperium and maintains variable close ties to their mortal origins. (Small relationship bonus to various factions)
      -[X] Negative Traits
      --[X] Duty Overcomes Glory - As was learned and forced upon them during the Great Crusade, the Chapter continues to operate and send their Astartes to missions and battles where little glory is to be found, keeping to their duty, seeing little use in taking credit for their accomplishments and in seeing this as a just punishment for the harm their traitorous kin cause. (Malus to reputation gain, starts with lowered reputation with all factions)
      --[X]Attritional Warfare - The way the chapter fights is very attritional on their equipment. (Wargear getting damaged or destroyed is more likely)
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    • Yeah, thats a big enough lead for me to not do a runner up. Here is more WIP notes for the second round of MC creation:
    Relic Ranged Weapon (All Mastercrafted, all special in some way, will add fancy text and stuff with the proper update)(Some additional options were added because of maintainers of the ancient)(Pick one)
    []Stalker Bolter
    []Combi Bolter
    -[]Flamer
    -[]Melta
    -[]Plasma
    -[]Grav
    -[]Volkite
    []Plasma Gun
    []Volkite Caliver
    []Sternguard Bolter
    []Wrist Mounted Storm Bolter
    []Heavy Bolter (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Autocannon (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Lascannon (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Multi-Melta (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Plasma Cannon (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Grav Cannon (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Volkite Culverin (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Assault Cannon (Requires Terminator Armor)
    []Heavy Flamer (Requires Terminator Armor)

    Relic Armor Stuff (All Mastercrafted, all special in some way, will add fancy text and stuff with the proper update)(Some additional options were added because of maintainers of the ancient)(Pick one)
    []Artificer Armor
    []Iron Halo
    []Storm Boarding Shield
    []Indomitus Pattern Terminator Armor
    []Cataphractii Pattern Terminator Armor
    []Tartaros Pattern Terminator Armor

    Finest Hour
    -Stuff with Orks
    -Stuff with Nids
    -Stuff with Iron Warriors
    -Stuff with some super unthankful, grinding job on some Emperor forsaken planet
    -Choice of boni to one stat, you know the drill

    I will go wash dishes, have fun.
     
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    I'm personally thinking Grav Cannon/Cataphractii pattern Terminator armour (duh) /Unthankful job

    Grav does amazing work against armoured targets and fortifications, which just makes it amazing in a siege, the Cataphractii to transport said cannon. It's also the toughest terminator variant. Unthankful job because the Iron Warrior grind never ends. Also fits with our chapter culture.

    Edit: Also, by it's nature, the Cataphractii must be an Iron Warrior relic from the Horus Heresy itself, snagged by one of our loyalist founders, which makes it 10x more awesome.
     
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    I'd like a Volkite weapon for the reasons of 1. no 40k quest has had Volkite weapons available for the questers (as far as I know) and 2. Volkites are cool.

    Tartaros armour would be a good compromise between heavy armour and being able to move at a faster pace then a waddle.

    EDIT: I think that most of us would agree that few things will be more bowl loosening then realising that instead of power walking towards you the terminator squad is actually running.
     
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    I say we go with Artificer Armor or Tartaros Pattern Terminator Armor both are good with durability with only a minor tradeoff of mobility for the Tartaros with a gain of heavy weapons. With our Fat +3 Ballistic Skill and Ranged Relic Weapon we can be a Great Mobile Cannon. But the Artificer Armor lets us use Bikes and Bikes are really cool.
     
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