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*[[Irnist the Wise]] - [[Rune Priest]] and brother of [[Erik Morkai]]{{Fn|2a}} | *[[Irnist the Wise]] - [[Rune Priest]] and brother of [[Erik Morkai]]{{Fn|2a}} | ||
*[[Skvarl Cogfang]] - [[Iron Priest]]{{Fn|3c}} | *[[Skvarl Cogfang]] - [[Iron Priest]]{{Fn|3c}} | ||
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*[[Torfin Daggerfist]] - [[Wolf Guard]] and commander of the [[Void Claws]]{{Fn|3a}} | *[[Torfin Daggerfist]] - [[Wolf Guard]] and commander of the [[Void Claws]]{{Fn|3a}} | ||
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*{{Endn|9}}: [[Index Astartes II]], pg. 3 - ''Wolves of Fenris: The Space Wolves Space Marine Chapter'' | *{{Endn|9}}: [[Index Astartes II]], pg. 3 - ''Wolves of Fenris: The Space Wolves Space Marine Chapter'' | ||
*{{Endn|10}}: [[Codex Supplement: Space Wolves (9th Edition)]], pgs. 13, 18, 32 | *{{Endn|10}}: [[Codex Supplement: Space Wolves (9th Edition)]], pgs. 13, 18, 32 | ||
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Revision as of 07:21, 5 July 2025
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This article is about the Great Company; for the codex supplement, see Champions of Fenris - A Codex: Space Wolves Supplement. |
Icon of the Champions of Fenris[1]
The Champions of Fenris is one of the twelve active Great Companies of the Space Wolves, falling under the direct control of Great Wolf Logan Grimnar himself.[1] It is the largest of the Great Companies.[8]
Contents
Overview
The Champions of Fenris are fanatically loyal to their leader, Logan Grimnar. Each warrior is extremely proud of his link to the supreme lord of the Chapter, and constantly vies with his peers for their masters favour. Logan Grimnar firmly believes that a battle can be carried by a few heroes in the right place at the right time, and as such makes effective use of the many Wolf Guard[1] and Venerable Dreadnoughts[8] in his Great Company. It also maintains a large complement of Wolf Priests, Rune Priests, and Iron Priests that are loaned to other Great Companies when needed.[8]
Notable Actions
- 444.M41: First War for Armageddon and the Months of Shame[2b]
- 612.M41: War of the Wolf[3b]
- 933.M41: Battle of Midgardia[3c]
- 998.M41: Red Waaagh![3d]
- 999.M41: Hunt for the Wulfen and the Siege of the Fenris System[5]
- 999.M41: Thirteenth Black Crusade[1a]
- ???.M42: Invasion of the Stygius Sector[1a]
- ???.M42: Siege of Gottgaard[7]
- ???.M42: Season of Blood[11]
Notable Elements
Notable Vessels
- Allfather's Honour - Battle Barge and flagship of the Space Wolves[5]
- Gylfarheim - Battle Barge[6]
Notable Vehicles
Notable Members
- Logan Grimnar - Wolf Lord of the Great Company and Great Wolf of the Space Wolves.[1]
- Ulrik the Slayer - High Wolf Priest[8]
- Njal Stormcaller - High Rune Priest[8]
- Arjac Rockfist - Wolf Guard Captain and Company Champion, former Iron Priest[2c]
- Ulstvan Morkaison - Wolf Priest[4]
- Gnaerold Ghostwolf - Rune Priest[3c]
- Irnist the Wise - Rune Priest and brother of Erik Morkai[2a]
- Skvarl Cogfang - Iron Priest[3c]
- Styrbjorn Flinteye - Wolf Guard veteran and Battle Leader[11]
- Torfin Daggerfist - Wolf Guard and commander of the Void Claws[3a]
- Alrik Doom-Seeker - Wolf Guard[3a]
- Hagrik Wyrdfang - Wolf Guard[3a]
- Kvarl Hammerfist - Wolf Guard[3a]
- Leifvar Twice-Slain - Wolf Guard[3a]
- Ingvarr Thunderbrow - Wolf Guard[3b]
- Ranulf Ironfang - Wolf Guard[3b]
- Murderfang - Wulfen Dreadnought[4]
- Groka Helmsmiter - Wolf Guard of the Wulftongue's Shieldbrothers pack.[5a]
- Horgoth Swiftfang - Wolf Guard of the Allsayers Pack.[5a]
- Sigvald Grimhammer - Former Wolf Lord of the Company[3d]
- Leif Ragnarksson - Grey Hunter of the Snowstalker's Snowdevils pack.[5a]
- Mjorl Redclaw - Grey Hunter of the Wolfsons of Lorkir pack.[5a]
- Vengar Halfmad - Blood Claw of the Jarn's Unblooded pack.[5a]
- Jorgen Firecrest - Blood Claw of the Alrik's Reavers pack.[5a]
- Lorvar Thunderhand - Long Fang of the Haakon's Wyrmslayers pack.[5a]
- Gnjarl - Wulfen[5a]
- Vrokka - Wulfen[5a]
- Morkir the Indomitable - Venerable Dreadnought[5a]
Conflicting sources
The company's emblem seem to vary between both a moon behind a wolf's head and The Wolf that walks the stars, a wolf standing on its hind legs on a dark background with stars. This happens in both older[9] and more recent sources.[10]
Sources
- 1: Codex: Space Wolves (8th Edition), pg. 15
- 1a: Annals of the Great Wolf
- 2: Codex: Space Wolves (5th Edition)
- 3: Champions of Fenris - A Codex: Space Wolves Supplement - Ancient Heroes
- 4: Companies of Fenris: Space Wolves Painting Guide, pg. 52
- 5: War Zone Fenris: Curse of the Wulfen - The Curse
- 5a: The Champions of Fenris
- 6: The Emperor's Gift (Novel), Chapter 20
- 7: Psychic Awakening: Saga of the Beast, pgs. 16-17
- 8: Codex Supplement: Space Wolves (9th Edition), pgs. 18-22
- 9: Index Astartes II, pg. 3 - Wolves of Fenris: The Space Wolves Space Marine Chapter
- 10: Codex Supplement: Space Wolves (9th Edition), pgs. 13, 18, 32
- 11: Crusade: Armageddon, pg. 18
