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The '''Lords of Decay''' are a [[Chaos Space Marine]] warband dedicated to the [[Chaos God]] [[Nurgle]]. | The '''Lords of Decay''' are a [[Chaos Space Marine]] warband dedicated to the [[Chaos God]] [[Nurgle]]. | ||
| − | Formerly a Loyalist [[Space Marine]] [[Chapter]] known as the '''Lances of Pteros''', they were one of the thirty Chapters sentenced to the [[Abyssal Crusade]] on the orders of [[Saint Basillius]].{{Fn|4}} The Lords of Decay are a large [[Death Guard]] sub-faction. They have been encountered by [[Imperial]] forces on multiple occasions, including during the [[Siege of Vraks]]. They are stated as having been formerly led by the [[Primarch]] [[Mortarion]].{{Fn|2}}{{Fn| | + | Formerly a Loyalist [[Space Marine]] [[Chapter]] known as the '''Lances of Pteros''', they were one of the thirty Chapters sentenced to the [[Abyssal Crusade]] on the orders of [[Saint Basillius]].{{Fn|4}} The Lords of Decay are a large [[Death Guard]] sub-faction. They have been encountered by [[Imperial]] forces on multiple occasions, including during the [[Siege of Vraks]]. They are stated as having been formerly led by the [[Primarch]] [[Mortarion]].{{Fn|2}}{{Fn|Conflicting Sources}} |
They are currently being pursued by Imperial forces in the [[Mentieth Sector]].{{Fn|1}} | They are currently being pursued by Imperial forces in the [[Mentieth Sector]].{{Fn|1}} | ||
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*[[Roga]] - [[First Captain]]. Killed by the [[Grey Knights]] during the [[Sturmhex Incident]].{{Fn|3}} | *[[Roga]] - [[First Captain]]. Killed by the [[Grey Knights]] during the [[Sturmhex Incident]].{{Fn|3}} | ||
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| + | ==={{Endn|Conflicting Sources}}=== | ||
| + | *According to one source, the Lords of Decay are a Death Guard warband.{{Fn|2}} However, another source lists them as a corrupted Loyalist Space Marine Chapter.{{Fn|4}} It is possible that they were a corrupted Chapter that later allied themselves with the Death Guard or were subjugated and absorbed by the Traitor Legion. Alternatively, there could be multiple warbands with the same name. | ||
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==Related Articles== | ==Related Articles== | ||
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| Origin: | Death Guard[2] | ||
| Base of operations: | Monolith of Woe[1] | ||
| Colours: | Grey with green and brown rot | ||
| Chaos Dedication: | Nurgle | ||
| Strength: | Unknown | ||
The Lords of Decay are a Chaos Space Marine warband dedicated to the Chaos God Nurgle.
Formerly a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter known as the Lances of Pteros, they were one of the thirty Chapters sentenced to the Abyssal Crusade on the orders of Saint Basillius.[4] The Lords of Decay are a large Death Guard sub-faction. They have been encountered by Imperial forces on multiple occasions, including during the Siege of Vraks. They are stated as having been formerly led by the Primarch Mortarion.[2][Conflicting Sources]
They are currently being pursued by Imperial forces in the Mentieth Sector.[1]
Contents
Known Actions
- Siege of Vraks.[2]
- Sturmhex Incident - A warband led by First Captain Roga travelled to the planet Sturmhex Prime, conducting a ritual to summon the Daemon Prince Anahk'hir, who wished to use the dying star Sturmhex to establish a staging point for one of Abbadon the Despoiler's Black Crusades. The Lords of Decay and their Daemon allies were defeated by the Grey Knights First Brotherhood.[3]
Known Members
- Roga - First Captain. Killed by the Grey Knights during the Sturmhex Incident.[3]
Trivia
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Conflicting Sources
- According to one source, the Lords of Decay are a Death Guard warband.[2] However, another source lists them as a corrupted Loyalist Space Marine Chapter.[4] It is possible that they were a corrupted Chapter that later allied themselves with the Death Guard or were subjugated and absorbed by the Traitor Legion. Alternatively, there could be multiple warbands with the same name.
