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Having served with the Great Crusade since its beginning, Rylanor was eventually wounded in battle with the [[Eldar]] some decades before the beginning of the [[Horus Heresy]]. Rylanor's life was saved by his conversion into a [[Space Marine Dreadnought|Dreadnought]]. He continued to serve in his position of Ancient of Rites after his internment. As the Ancient of Rites, Rylanor held responsibility for overseeing the progression of Emperor's Children recruits from novice to one of Fulgrim's Chosen, and was also said to be able to perceive a lie the moment it was told. Normally stationed aboard the Emperor's Children vessel ''Andronius'', Rylanor maintained the Hall of Rites located there.^1-p.162-164{{Fn|1b}}

Considered to be a member of the inner circle of the Emperor's Children^1-p.39{{Fn|1a}}, Rylanor was one of several senior officers who attended upon the [[Primarch]] and executed his commands. It was to him that [[Space Marine Captain|Captain]] [[Saul Tarvitz]] petitioned for reassignment immediately prior to the ill-fated drop on [[Isstvan III]]. Rylanor agreed to the request and transferred Tarvitz from combat duties to a staff placement aboard the ''Andronius''.^1-p.165{{Fn|1c}}

Rylanor himself was dispatched with the Loyalist elements of the Emperor's Children to Istavaan III and was subsequently betrayed alongside his cohorts. Some time after the betrayal was revealed, Tarvitz (who had by now arrived on the surface and assumed command) reportedly ordered Rylanor to guard an underground hangar of some sort. The Dreadnought warrior was not seen again during the battle and was presumed dead by the traitorous victors.^{{Fn|2-p.429 }} His ultimate fate, however, is currently unknown.

*^{{Endn|1}}:[[Galaxy In Flames (Novel)]] by [[Ben Counter]]*^{*{{Endn|1a}}: {{Cite This}}, pg. 39**{{Endn|1b}}: {{Cite This}}, pgs. 162-164**{{Endn|1c}}: {{Cite This}}, pg. 165*{{Endn|2}}}:[[Fulgrim (Novel)]] by [[Graham McNeill]], {{Cite This}}, pg. 429

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