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| − | *{{ | + | *{{Endn|2}}: [[Imperial Armour Volume Eight - Raid on Kastorel-Novem]] Page 104 |
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| − | *{{ | + | *{{Endn|4}}: [[Deathwatch: Honour the Chapter]]: Page 111 |
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Revision as of 11:05, 6 August 2012
The Knights of the Raven are a Codex[2] Space Marine chapter.
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| Founding Chapter: | Raven Guard (Assumed)[2][4] | ||
| Descendants: | Unknown | ||
| Chapter Master: | Unknown | ||
| Homeworld: | Coralax[1][3b] | ||
| Fortress-Monastery: | Unknown | ||
| Colours: | Burnished Silver armor with black markings | ||
| Specialty: | Unknown | ||
Basic Info
The Knights of the Raven have a mysterious background, with only a scant few details known about them within the ranks of the Adeptus Astartes, Deathwatch and the Inquisition. Due only to the coincidence of similar iconography and title, the Knights of the Raven are assumed to be a chapter founded during a Later Founding using Raven Guard gene-stock.[2][4]
Engagements
Jeghan Revolt: - At the beginning of the 41st Millennium, the hive world of Jeghan revolted against the Imperium in reaction to the extent of the tithes placed upon their soldiers in order to supply the campaigns against the Great Tyrant of Jagga with manpower. Led by subversive elements of the population, this small matter dissent turned into full blown rebellion. The Knights of the Raven acted quickly, crushing all resistance except for the power base in Jeghan Hive Secundus. However, the Knights of the Raven soon found themselves caught in a lengthy siege against a well prepared and dug-in enemy. To break the siege, a clever tactic was devised by an unknown battle brother which required the efficient and expert use of Land Raider Redeemer's. Named the Hellstorm combine-fire tactic, it required the simultaneous firing of multiple Flamestorm Cannon of several Redeemer's against a single target point. No matter how well protected, nothing was found capable of withstanding the heat, and within weeks, the rebels surrendered.[5]
Achilus Crusade: - A small sub-company task force of Adeptus Astartes from the Knights of the Raven arrived unannounced in the Jericho Reach via the Jericho-Maw Warp Gate and fought and aided other Imperial forces for 3 years since their arrival. It appears that the Knights of the Raven have taken it up themselves as their solemn duty to serve in the Achilus Crusade, as their honour demands it. Since the time of their arrival, a small number of Knights of the Raven Battle Brothers have taken the Apocryphon Oath and have taken up a place in the Long Watch, again as a matter of honour to do their part in service to the crusade.[4]
Zeist Campaign: - The Knights of the Raven answered the call from Marneus Calgar with 3 full battle companies to aid in the campaign against the Tau, in order to repay a debt incurred some twelve centuries earlier.[3c]
At some point, the Knights of the Raven came to blows with Astartes from the Aurora Chapter over an unknown matter. The Lord of Macragge, Marneus Calgar of the Ultramarines Chapter had to step in and take action in order to end the conflict. As penance, the Knights of the Raven Chapter is currently engaged in an arduous deployment of hit-and-run attacks against Hive Fleet Kraken.[3a]
