The Cleaved

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The Cleaved
CleavedSymbol.jpg
Cleaved8th.jpg Thecleavedmodel.jpg
Colours: Pale flesh colour
Specialty: Endurance
Chaos Dedication: Nurgle
Battle Cry: 'CALL WITH ALL YOUR SOUL, LITTLE ONE. CALL AND WE SHALL ANSWER'.[2][5b]

The Cleaved are a warband of Chaos Space Marines.[1]

Overview

Oil-like blood constantly oozes from the joints in their power armour. These marines are known to have a high threshold for pain.[1][2]

History

First appearing during the insurrection on the planet Magma Cordelian, the loyalist Guardsmen of the Iridian 334th Regiment had pushed their way into the rebellious Planetary Governor's palace after a sustained artillery bombardment. However, the regiment's unit of Primaris Psykers realized that the architecture of the palace was actually a gigantic summoning circle. Into the fray were summoned the Cleaved, who massacred the Iridian guardsmen and secured the planet for the traitors.[2]

In 891.M39, the Cleaved appeared out of a newly materialized Space Hulk. Battling the Dark Angels, the loyalist Astartes emerged victorious when their Assault Squads, emerging behind a trio of Dreadnoughts, got close enough to set Cyclonic charges to the space hulks engine room.[3]

Sometime after the formation of the Great Rift, The Cleaved fought raided the Iron Hands' homeworld of Medusa alongside forces from the Death Guard and Purge.[4a] They have also taken part in the Charadon Campaign.[6]

Known battles

Known Members

Images


See also

Trivia

  • A member of The Cleaved's miniature was painted by Dan Hyams, from the Warhammer studio painting team. His painting scheme was as follows:
    • Green Pteruges:
      • Basecoat: Incubi Darkness
      • Wash: Nuln Oil
      • Layer: Kabalite Green
      • Layer: Sybarite Green
    • Pale Armour:
      • Basecoat: Rakarth Flesh & bit of Khorne Red
      • Wash: Mournfang Brown and Lahmian Medium
      • Layer: Pallid Wych Flesh
      • Layer: Rakarth Flesh
      • Layer: White Scar

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