Category: Warhammer: The Horus Heresy

Locutara Squad Celestina, known as the Vindictarii (The Avengers), were formed in the aftermath of the betrayal at Tevratha IX. Members were chosen from survivors—those who watched comrades fall under World Eater blades mid-parley, and who returned seeking just revenge, but justice. Now, they strike without warning, without mercy, and without words—only the roar of…

Suzerain Squad Nova, known as the Victrix Honorum (The Honored Victors), bear the wounds of victory and the silence of remembrance. They strike not for glory, but for the weight of oaths broken and unbroken. Veterans of the chapter’s earliest compliances in the Ophidian Halo, they know the cost of peace forged by blade and…

Ancient Valera went quiet after her interment, communicating only in bursts of text, and only the most critical battlefield information. The Mechanicum thinks her vox connection is broken. Her sisters aren’t so sure that’s the issue, and make sure to keep her company when she’s awakened. Wargear

Since being interred, Venerable Quinta started quoting initiate training lectures mid-combat. Once gave a tactical lesson in fortifications while stepping on Word Bearers. Wargear Kitbash

Honored Calliane is known for laughing when she fires her Kheres assault cannon. It’s a slow, heavy sound—metallic and wrong—but it unsettles the enemy, so no one stops her.  Wargear Kitbash

Sometimes, before particularly taxing psychic power use, Centurion Morvenae can be heard to say “Fiat voluntas necessitatis.” (Let the will of necessity be done.) It isn’t a prayer. It’s not even really a mantra. Those who’ve served beside her long enough know it’s more of a warning—to herself as much as others. A signal that…

Centurion Pulchra recites Macraggean battle hymns mid-combat, her voice ringing out even over the roar of bolters. Some say it’s stirring. Others say it’s insufferable. Everyone knows it means the charge is coming. Whether you find her inspiring or unbearable often depends on whether you’re winning—or losing. Either way, when her banner rises and her…

Centurion Ventana doesn’t speak often, but when she does, her voice carries the weight of command. The company orders rarely come directly from Legate Presca—she gives them to Ventana to relay. Some say she and the Legate think as one. Others say that Ventana is the only person Presca actually confides in. Ventana doesn’t confirm…