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'''Adreen''' was the both the [[Lord Commander Militant]] of the [[Imperial Army|Imperial Armies]] and a [[High Lord of Terra]], during the later years of the [[Horus Heresy]]. | '''Adreen''' was the both the [[Lord Commander Militant]] of the [[Imperial Army|Imperial Armies]] and a [[High Lord of Terra]], during the later years of the [[Horus Heresy]]. | ||
| − | Adreen appeared during a meeting of the High Lords during the early stages of the [[Siege of Terra]]. During the meeting he cracked a joke that Horus would be easier to beat if had lost his mind. The joke drew a chorus of laughter from the other High Lords, but [[Malcador (Character)|Malcador]] and [[Rogal Dorn]] were silent.{{Fn|2}} | + | Adreen appeared during a meeting of the High Lords during the early stages of the [[Siege of Terra]]. During the meeting he cracked a joke that Horus would be easier to beat if had lost his mind. The joke drew a chorus of laughter from the other High Lords, but [[Malcador (Character)|Malcador]] and [[Rogal Dorn]] were silent. While several of the High Lords were concerned by Dorn's decision to keep the [[Legiones Astartes]] at the Palace, Adreen agreed with the [[Primarch]]'s decision, arguing that the Imperial Army would defend the other settlements of [[Terra]] from the Traitor Army.{{Fn|2}} |
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Revision as of 02:07, 12 December 2020
Adreen was the both the Lord Commander Militant of the Imperial Armies and a High Lord of Terra, during the later years of the Horus Heresy.
Adreen appeared during a meeting of the High Lords during the early stages of the Siege of Terra. During the meeting he cracked a joke that Horus would be easier to beat if had lost his mind. The joke drew a chorus of laughter from the other High Lords, but Malcador and Rogal Dorn were silent. While several of the High Lords were concerned by Dorn's decision to keep the Legiones Astartes at the Palace, Adreen agreed with the Primarch's decision, arguing that the Imperial Army would defend the other settlements of Terra from the Traitor Army.[2]
Sources
- 1: The Siege of Terra Continues (last accessed 3 July 2019)
- 2: The Lost and the Damned (Novel) - Chapter 23
