Emperor Siding With Chaos

And if so have they succeeded at avoided the emperor s wrath.

Emperor siding with chaos.

Chaos space marines also called traitor marines chaos marines traitor legionnaires and heretic astartes is the term used to describe the many heretical space marines that betrayed the emperor of mankind and became servants of the chaos gods they are part of what might be considered the more villainous race in the warhammer 40k universe alongside the dark eldar orks necrons and tyranids. Its also important to understand that when horus gains powers from chaos it doesn t make him on par with the emperor he could never be anywhere near the power of the emperor. If you want to read my reasons then skip the entire story between the lines. We re siding with guillimon because his indomitus crusade saved us from annihilation at the hands of chaos and also he s the son of our god adepta sororitas.

However i have interest in playing both sides as i think they re very interesting. Emperor of chaos is set on the background of the three kingdoms. The emperor was already supremely powerful and gained from chaos knowledge to create the primarchs this can make sense. Must be special summoned from your hand or extra deck by banishing 1 light and 1 dark monster from your gy.

Personally the more i read of the hh in the middle of the word bearers omnibus and just started gaunt s ghosts i personally am siding with chaos and horus. Depends on the primarch. Have there ever been chapters of space marines who broke off from the imperium without turning to chaos. Astra militarum average imperial citizens.

All the emperor did was create them and make them be crazy soldiers. In such an era of heroes you will travel through the. He knew he was doing the work so why shouldn t he be seated on the throne. Cannot be normal summoned set.

You can only use this effect of chaos emperor the dragon of armageddon once per turn. Mortarion almost certainly regrets turning to nurgle. I have very little interest in siding with the imperium. We re siding with guillimon because saint celestine says he s doing the emperor s will and also he s the son of our god.

I d imagine that magnus in his private moments regrets the circumstances leading to his betrayal though he definitely sees the end result as the fault of his father.