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The Black Dragons are truly NOT Codex Compliant
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The Black Dragons are truly NOT Codex Compliant

After re-reading Death of Antagonis noticed a lot of things, especially in terms of the number of members that were apart of the 2nd Company and organization.

We all know the Codex Astartes standard for Marines for a company is 100, not counting specialist. Without spoilers there are several times in the story that the number of members of the 2nd company are mentioned. These were usually broken down by saying the number of total marines or number of squads at the present battle or area. This happened several times and during certain events of the story and the numbers fluctuate due to circumstance. But if you were to tally up all those numbers when they are mentioned, they were well over 100 marines.

Throughout the story, Codex compliancy is a huge plot point, its even stated several times that the Black Dragons were not a Codex Chapter. That had me thinking do they actually go pass the 100 Marines per company standard or is this just an error on the writer? Another thing to note, very similarly but a lot different from Blood Angels. The Black Dragons house a secret unit in each company, known as The Blessed which are an unknown number of Marines, whose Gene seed have turned them into living monsters/dragons and they are sedated away from the chapter until needed. If you count that unit they’re already well over 100.

Some last things to note in terms of organization. They do not have lieutenants, that rank is switched with 1st Sergeant from what we seen so far. Chaplains are highly revered and can even take command of companies becoming de-facto Captains like Darrigg. Black Dragons Librarians do not wear the Codex blue like other chapters. Their Librarians wear black armor, like seen in Tribute to Flesh with Epistolary Rothnove.

All of this just makes me wonder, The inquisition always tries to find them guilty of heresy or treachery, yet they haven’t once hit them for going against the Codex.

u/Bot_ForThePeople — 6 hours ago
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Black Dragon marching across the desolate battlefield (Chaos Marine from the Adharon's Reavers warband buried under rubble)

Assembling this model after painting was a nightmare; some parts simply didn't fit together properly, and I had to use a lot of super glue

u/loveisleep — 1 day ago
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The new Jump Chaplain would make a great proxy for Black Dragon Characters such as, Captain/Chaplain Darrigg and Chaplain Massorus

u/Bot_ForThePeople — 3 days ago
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Black Dragons Terminator Squad

My first full squad of Terminators.

Black Dragons as you can see.

Sergeant head is 3d printed and re-scaled croxygor head.

Termagaunt is a spare termagaunt I had, bloodsplash is 3d printed

Necron getting dunked is praetorian back, shoulders, shield, warrior arm, deathmark head.

Bases are greenstuff-milliput and "industrial" textured roll by GSW.

u/ax9897 — 4 days ago
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Giants in present.....

I present the librarian, or paramount for the chapter. His name is Kronos. I will have to use him later again 😉

u/Aromatic-Area1252 — 5 days ago
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General Question

As I listen to the audio of echoes of eternity, vulkan came up. The narrator is good but I didn't feel thats how vulkan would talk. I think his voice would have a deeper resonance, but calm. The dying giant on Instagram i think does it justice.

Question, what actors VOICE you think could capture the lord of drakes as he speaks to his sons and brothers.

I would have said Michael Clark Duncan, but he passed. Now I dont know 😕

Thoughts?

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u/Aromatic-Area1252 — 5 days ago