Warhammer 40K, the Legend of Angron

Flag of the World Eaters Legion/Union of the Oppressed of Mankind

Lyrics to the military song "Red Sand Song" of the Twelfth Army Let us be brave and raise the red flag high Even if the wind blows, even if the floods are overwhelming Even if the evil is strong, I am bound by many shackles Even if tomorrow is hard to know, even if I cannot protect myself Look at the red flag, human toilers create it Psalm played, war song of revival Victory of the common people, triumphal song of justice The dawn is coming, and mankind will be liberated Go forward to the red sand, rush to the glorious battlefield Holy and just, march forward to Warsaw Go forward to the red sand, a bloody battle Holy and just, march forward to the red sand

Some thoughts 1: In a sense, the significance of the original body to the Astartes determines what happens even if the protagonist sends someone to steal the purge list. They couldn't believe that the original body would do this. Even Loken himself tried to blame the corruption of Horus' actions, and Vespasian still naively went to question his original body. So to any extent, what the protagonist did before all this was just the beginning. 2: Based on one and another destiny, the World Eater loyalists represented by Koala Ga asked why. But none of them figured out that Angron had never been loyal, so there was no betrayal. In his heart, war dogs are just slaves, not brothers. Does he care that the Astartes see greater importance than the Imperium and their responsibilities as humans (for the old Legions Astartes organization was rooted in the brotherhood of father and son). Or, the saddest thing is that the Astartes and their genetic father never had a similar persistence and never truly understood each other. The Dogs of War could not understand Nuceria and could not comprehend it. As for the Luna Wolf, I'm afraid it's even more tragic 3: The friendship between father, son and brother determines that even Sanguinius will still believe that Horus still needs to be saved even if he becomes like that. But the protagonist not only changed Sanguinius's death, but also told him that Horus, even before his fall, was a scum who could stab his brothers in both sides and backs for his own sake. Never Changed 4: Istvan III, due to what the protagonist gave them, an assassination and a mutiny will be carried out within their own fleet. From any perspective, if we talk about another destiny

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What I've written so far feels like the setting collection has little substantive content, and it's not very attractive to read.

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It's well written, but it's too riddle-like. If you don't know about Warhammer, you won't be able to stand it.

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The flags and symbols of the Raven Guard in this book

A fan inspired by the biography of Clarks, the prickly cat next door?