u/Salmon_1935

What Canon chapter would you theme around and use to represent your region?

I’m not talking about countries, but the region of your country where you live in, as in some cases they all have vastly different cultural identities.

To clarify what a canon chapter is, since I’ve found it out just recently myself, it needs to meet the following rules:

It needs to be included in a Codex (Angels Arisen or Brazen Annihilators), a Black Library novel (The Shadow Wolves or The Angels of Light for example), in the “Chapter approved” Section of White dwarf (Adulators or Crusaders) or if they have 3+ mentions throughout Warhammer media.

The best list I’ve found is this one https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Loyal\_Space\_Marine\_Chapters\_(List), but Unfortunately it also includes Lots of non-canon chapters like the Carrion Crows or Ingeniators

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u/Salmon_1935 — 22 hours ago

Knights of Morwhen’s Emperor’s Champion

The Knights of Morwhen have a weird canon lore, because it only talks about how hard it was to track them down for the Primaris reinforcement

They had once collaborated with a forge world that went quiet after the opening of the Great Rift, turns out, the planet’s legio cybernetica had been corrupted by Chaos Scrap Code and murdered the population.

The Reinforcement were able to find the chapter’s location, but lost many Primaris marines to the machines.

I like to think that after obtaining their Primaris reinforcements, the Knights returned to the forge world to annihilate the corrupted machines, developing weapons that can exorcise machines and purge Scrap Code.

This Emperor’s Champion wields the “Will of Morwhen” a chapter relic that can discharge an EMP field that can de-activate incoming missiles or slow down armies of corrupted machinery.

Scrap Code is such an underutilized concept and I really wish we had chapters that specialized in dealing with it.

u/Salmon_1935 — 7 days ago