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Here is a (rather crappy) picture of my Space Marine Chapter's second company, the Twilight Warriors (and I had them named long before the stupid movie or book came out). Many of the members of company command and several of the squads have been named and have earned a number of in battle honors, and, cause I'm a big nerd, I'll list a few.
Captain Vincint Sirocco and command squad Follow the Wind (back center). No appreciable battle honors.
Reclusiarch Kalin Paladis (left of back center). A stern, yet intense man, the Chaplin is often at the forefront of the battle lines, and is in the field more often then not.
Tactical Squad 2-3, High Yield (Bottom right). Equipped with plasma cannon, rifle, and pistol, many consider this to be a recruiting squad for the Crazy Aces, though statistics prove this to be untrue. The squad has a high number of replacement arms.
Tactical Squad 2-5, Tank Hunters (middle, one row up). Armed with both regular and multi-melta weapons, and the sergeant with a power fist and plasma pistol, this squad has taken down numerous pieces of enemy armor.
Assault Squad 2-8, Guardians of Faith (Left side), my first assault squad. Carrying a mix of support weapons, they have accompanied Reclusiarch Kalin into battle so often, they have become his unofficial retinue. They have painted their jump packs black in honor of the Chapter Chapel. When joined by Brother-Apothecary Arthur, they become an almost unstoppable force.
Devastator Squad 2-9, The Infatigables, my first marine squad ever. I've had these missile men for over ten years, and they have played a part in almost every marine army I've ever played. They never tire, and are only at a chapter stronghold for the minimum amount of time required before deploying again.
Devastator Squad 2-10, Monolith Bane. During the Purging of Qualtin 7 (a local apoc game), this squad earned many battle honors for taking out 3 Necron Monoliths and a Doomsday Monolith during the battle.
Sadly picture looses some of the detail of the squads so I'm thinking about taking a picture of each squad and putting 'em up in scraps if anyone wants me to.
Captain Vincint Sirocco and command squad Follow the Wind (back center). No appreciable battle honors.
Reclusiarch Kalin Paladis (left of back center). A stern, yet intense man, the Chaplin is often at the forefront of the battle lines, and is in the field more often then not.
Tactical Squad 2-3, High Yield (Bottom right). Equipped with plasma cannon, rifle, and pistol, many consider this to be a recruiting squad for the Crazy Aces, though statistics prove this to be untrue. The squad has a high number of replacement arms.
Tactical Squad 2-5, Tank Hunters (middle, one row up). Armed with both regular and multi-melta weapons, and the sergeant with a power fist and plasma pistol, this squad has taken down numerous pieces of enemy armor.
Assault Squad 2-8, Guardians of Faith (Left side), my first assault squad. Carrying a mix of support weapons, they have accompanied Reclusiarch Kalin into battle so often, they have become his unofficial retinue. They have painted their jump packs black in honor of the Chapter Chapel. When joined by Brother-Apothecary Arthur, they become an almost unstoppable force.
Devastator Squad 2-9, The Infatigables, my first marine squad ever. I've had these missile men for over ten years, and they have played a part in almost every marine army I've ever played. They never tire, and are only at a chapter stronghold for the minimum amount of time required before deploying again.
Devastator Squad 2-10, Monolith Bane. During the Purging of Qualtin 7 (a local apoc game), this squad earned many battle honors for taking out 3 Necron Monoliths and a Doomsday Monolith during the battle.
Sadly picture looses some of the detail of the squads so I'm thinking about taking a picture of each squad and putting 'em up in scraps if anyone wants me to.
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I am a mostly codex army. I use the blood angels codex for game play as I favor their quick spearhead assault style of play. The only real deviation from the main codex is that each company has two vet squads, most have both sternguard and vanguard but some companies are a bit different. They also have a Chaplin, librarian, and apothecaries permanently assigned, rather then from a pool like other chapters.
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