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Deliverers were usually [[Terran]] born [[Raven Guard]], who had fought beside the [[Luna Wolves]] and trained under the infamous [[Justaerin]] and mastered the tactics of close range shock assault from both aerial transport and teleport deployment. The Legionaries of the Raven Guard and the Luna Wolves came to refer to these detachments as ‘Deliverers’, both for the carnage they brought to the enemy and for their tendency to be deployed when the daring assaults favoured by the XIXth Legion floundered and threatened to fail. [[Horus ]] himself is known to have honoured the Deliverers attached to the Pale Nomads Chapter for the ferocity of their counter-attack at the siege of Novas-praxim, including them as part of his personal entourage until the Raven Lord reclaimed command of his Legion.{{Fn|1}}

After [[Corax ]] took command, though, their past with the Luna Wolves, as well as their brutal manner of fighting, led the Deliverers to become ill-favoured by their Primarch, being rarely called upon by the Primarch. Most were assigned to distant Great Crusade fleets, and those that remained at Corax’s side became the avatars of his carefully controlled anger, loosed when an enemy proved itself worthy only of utter destruction. They then became a dour brotherhood, but never balked at sacrificing themselves for their Legion and still sought to prove their worth to their Primarch.{{Fn|1}}

During By the time of the Horus Heresy, as the Deliverers have had long been exiled from any position of honour in their own Legion and felt abandoned by the Primarch that the Emperor appointed as their master, when their old patron Horus raised his banners in rebellion, some of the few remaining Deliverers would see an opportunity to rise to glory in his name once more, abandoning the Raven Lord to serve the Warmaster, while others would see in the tumult a chance to prove themselves worthy of Corax’s notice, even if only in death.{{Fn|1}}