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[[Image:Talgron.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Sor Talgron]]
'''Sor Talgron''' later known as '''The Warmonger''' was a member of the [[Word Bearers]].{{Fn|1}}
==History==
Born on [[Colchis]] and originally commanding the 34th [[Company]], Talgron was a member of the [[Perpetual Spiral Chapter]]. Talgron was one of the few of the Word Bearers at the time who did not worship the [[Emperor]] as a god. On his [[Primarch]] [[Lorgar]]'s orders, Talgron led the massacre of the inhabitants of [[Forty-Seven Sixteen]]. Shortly after Talgron and the 34th Company were dispatched to [[Terra]] to commit acts of sabotage by Lorgar, who had since turned to [[Chaos]]. Most notable of these was the placing of special beacons that would isolate Terra and the [[Astronomican]] from the rest of the wider [[Imperium]]. Talgron left Terra shortly after, commanding Word Bearer forces in the [[Shadow Crusade]] where he was badly wounded but subsequently revived as a part-bionic part-[[Warp]] powered abomination with a human face. After his resurrection, Talgron finally embraced the Ruinous Powers and became a [[Dark Apostle]]. He was badly wounded once more during the Heresy at the [[Battle of Terra]] and subsequently had his remains entombed in a [[Dreadnought]].{{Fn|1}}
After the Heresy, Talgron became a feared [[Chaos Dreadnought]] known as '''The Warmonger'''. Due to his formidable mental power, he is the only Dreadnought on the Word Bearer Ship ''Infidus Diablous'' who had retained some of his sanity, though he often remembers The Siege while in the heat of battle.{{Fn|2}} He was killed during the [[Battle for Boros Prime]] when he attempted to kill The [[Undying One]], the [[Necron Lord]]'s death explosion killing the already wounded Warmonger.{{Fn|3}} His shell was later inhabited by [[Burias Drak'Shal]].{{Fn|3}}{{Fn|4}}
==Sources==
*{{Endn|1}}: [[The Purge (Novella)]]
*{{Endn|2}}: [[Dark Apostle (Novel)]]
*{{Endn|3}}: [[Dark Creed (Novel)]]
*{{Endn|4}}: [[Torment (Short Story)]]
[[Category:Characters (Word Bearers)]]
[[Category:Characters (Chaos Space Marine)]]
[[Category:Characters (Dreadnoughts)]]
[[Image:Talgron.jpg|thumb|right|220px|Sor Talgron]]
'''Sor Talgron''' later known as '''The Warmonger''' was a member of the [[Word Bearers]].{{Fn|1}}
==History==
Born on [[Colchis]] and originally commanding the 34th [[Company]], Talgron was a member of the [[Perpetual Spiral Chapter]]. Talgron was one of the few of the Word Bearers at the time who did not worship the [[Emperor]] as a god. On his [[Primarch]] [[Lorgar]]'s orders, Talgron led the massacre of the inhabitants of [[Forty-Seven Sixteen]]. Shortly after Talgron and the 34th Company were dispatched to [[Terra]] to commit acts of sabotage by Lorgar, who had since turned to [[Chaos]]. Most notable of these was the placing of special beacons that would isolate Terra and the [[Astronomican]] from the rest of the wider [[Imperium]]. Talgron left Terra shortly after, commanding Word Bearer forces in the [[Shadow Crusade]] where he was badly wounded but subsequently revived as a part-bionic part-[[Warp]] powered abomination with a human face. After his resurrection, Talgron finally embraced the Ruinous Powers and became a [[Dark Apostle]]. He was badly wounded once more during the Heresy at the [[Battle of Terra]] and subsequently had his remains entombed in a [[Dreadnought]].{{Fn|1}}
After the Heresy, Talgron became a feared [[Chaos Dreadnought]] known as '''The Warmonger'''. Due to his formidable mental power, he is the only Dreadnought on the Word Bearer Ship ''Infidus Diablous'' who had retained some of his sanity, though he often remembers The Siege while in the heat of battle.{{Fn|2}} He was killed during the [[Battle for Boros Prime]] when he attempted to kill The [[Undying One]], the [[Necron Lord]]'s death explosion killing the already wounded Warmonger.{{Fn|3}} His shell was later inhabited by [[Burias Drak'Shal]].{{Fn|3}}{{Fn|4}}
==Sources==
*{{Endn|1}}: [[The Purge (Novella)]]
*{{Endn|2}}: [[Dark Apostle (Novel)]]
*{{Endn|3}}: [[Dark Creed (Novel)]]
*{{Endn|4}}: [[Torment (Short Story)]]
[[Category:Characters (Word Bearers)]]
[[Category:Characters (Chaos Space Marine)]]
[[Category:Characters (Dreadnoughts)]]
