Warband Beliefs Devotion to the Ruinous Powers (d10)

Who was the Warband's Progenitor? (Renegade non-Legion Descendants only)(d100) Progenitor Original Traitor Legion (Legion Warbands and Descendants only) (d100) When the Ordo Xenos found out, they had the Chapter Master executed and excommunicated his brothers. The Chapter was friendly with a group of xenos and collaborated with them a bit too frequently. Agents were deployed to remove the impure Marines, but when they failed the Chapter broke their bonds with the Imperium.

Near the brink of annihilation, the Marines took an extremely cowardly or horrible action to preserve their Chapter, and were excommunicated for this.ДЄ major mutation appeared in the Chapter's gene-seed. This twisted their minds and corrupted them. The Chapter's forces were stationed in an area with a powerful Warp presence. This daemon would ultimately plant a seed of corruption in the Chapter's heart, which would grow until the Imperium took note and excommunicated the Chapter. Little did he know a daemon was bound to it, which whispered dark words to its wielder. The Marines began indulging in the heretical and eventually became consumed by it.ДЄ battle-brother discovered a mighty weapon. The Ordo Hereticus response was about as dramatic as you might expect, forcing the Chapter into exile to evade extermination at the hands of the Imperium they once served. It was discovered that the Chapter's progenitor was a Traitor Legion (roll on Traitor Legion table to decide which). Think the Space Wolves and the Months of Shame, except without the de facto immunity from major consequences that a First Founding Chapter has, or the Soul Drinkers' secession from the Imperium to fight for the common people so often forgotten by the wider Adeptae for examples of how they might have originally rebelled. The Chapter rebelled, with originally good intentions, against the Imperium. The Ordo Malleus made them pay gravely for this when they found out. They tried to fight heresy with heresy, Relictors-style. They were wrong, and the Chapter paid the ultimate price for their heresies. Marines in the Chapter dabbled in the dark arts of warpcraft and sorcery, thinking that nobody would find out. Think the Lamenters siding with the Astral Claws out of misguided loyalty and a sense of honour, or the Celestial Lions calling out the Inquisition for senselessly Exterminatus-ing a repentant planet and you'd be on the right track. The Chapter was friends with the wrong people, and suffered the consequences. They then began gathering followers to wage war against the Imperium that forced them into exile. The Chapter fought against the Inquisition and lost, resulting in their excommunication from the Imperium. The Chapter Master was accused of heresy by the Inquisition (whether or not this accusation was true, politically motivated, done by a secretly-heretical Inquisitor, etc. Reason for Fall Why did they fall? (Renegades only) (d100) Legion Warband, roll again for secondary element such as allied groups and units (this can stack) Renegade Chapter, roll again for secondary element such as allied groups and units (this can stack) Legion Warband (a warband of one of the nine original Chaos Space Marine Legions) Renegade Chapter (once a loyal Space Marine Chapter, now serving Chaos) Warband Structure Legion Warband or Renegade Chapter? (d10)

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