Rampagers

This article is about the Space Marine Chapter; for the World Eaters Infantry, see Rampager.

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Rampagers
Founding Chapter:	White Scars[3]
Founding:	Second Founding[3]
Homeworld:	None (Fleet Based)[4]
Colours:	Red with black aquila.[3]

The Rampagers are a Successor Chapter of the White Scars.^[3]

Overview

Facial scars denote Marines' rank and prestige in the chapter. Marines receive ritual scars in a long ceremony known as Blooding. The gathered blood from this ceremony forms part of the celebration feast that follows.^[4]

The Rampagers have a habit of claiming Feral Worlds as fresh recruiting grounds, providing the planet's populace test for any forms of corruption.^[4]

Notable Battles

• 490.M34 - The Dabenlar III Campaign. The sixth company topples the rebel theocracy in a single night. After which, the chapter asserts recruitment rights of the population. ^[2a]
• 811.M37 - Defense of Mackan. The Rampagers came to help their Blood Angels brethren.^[2b] The seventh Company took part in this battle.^[1]
• M42 - Octarius War^[6]
• M42 - The Blackheart War^[8]

Heraldry

The Rampagers wear red power armour. Company affiliation is indicated by colour on the armour's left knee plate. Squad type is indicted on the right greave of the armour.^[4]

Known Vessels

• Rampager - Battle Barge. Captured by the Voidbutchers.^[7]

Notable Members

• Anton – Captain, 3rd Company.^[3]
• Soghida – Chaplain. Member of the Deathwatch.^[5]
• Autochno – Battle-brother, 3rd Squad, 4th Company.^[4]

Images

• 

  Rampagers Firstborn^[3]

• 

  Marine from Space Marine 2.

See also

• Loyal Space Marine Chapters (List)
• Space Marine Forces (List)

Sources

• 1: Imperial Armour Volume Two - Space Marines and Forces of the Inquisition, pg. 75
• 2: Imperial Armour Volume Two - Second Edition:
  • 2a: pg. 17
  • 2b: pg. 18
• 3: How to Paint Space Marines, pg. 81
• 4: Codex: Space Marines (8th Edition, 2nd Codex), pg. 40
• 5: White Dwarf 457, pg. 101
• 6: War Zone Octarius - Book 1: Rising Tide, pgs. 30-31
• 7: Codex: World Eaters (9th Edition), pg. 21
• 8: Codex: Space Marines (10th Edition), pg. 16

Uncited

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• Insignium Astartes, pg. 57
• Codex: Space Marines (3rd Edition), ^[Help]