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Librarians are Space Marine psykers. They fulfill several important specialist roles in a Chapter: off the battlefield they are responsible for interstellar psychic communications. In battle they utilise their abilities as powerful psykers. They are among the most knowledgeable of the Chapter's history and traditions.[1][3]Contents1 History2 Training2.1 Disciplines3 Role4 Heraldry5 Chapter Variations6 Ranks7 Primaris Librarians8 Notable Librarians9 Miniatures10 See also11 SourcesHistoryThe earliest known Space Marine battle Psykers were the Host of Pentacles of the First Legion during the Unification Wars. However these warriors suffered from many grim calamities and in time the project was abandoned.[23]Space Marine Battle Psykers reappeared during the Great Crusade. The early history of the Librarians is chequered with mistrust and intrigue. Initially the Legions made no use of psykers within their ranks, however Magnus the Red, Sanguinius, and Jaghatai Khan proposed the Librarian program, allowing the Thousand Sons to train and create Librarius departments in a variety of Legions.[10a] Librarians were favoured for use or have been seen within the White Scars, Night Lords, Ultramarines, Thousand Sons, Word Bearers, Salamanders, Alpha Legion,[17] Dark Angels,[15] World Eaters,[18] and Raven Guard[19] Legions. Some of the Primarchs were against using psykers in the Space Marine Legions at all, or at least within their own Legions. Legions that did not favour their use or employ them were the Iron Warriors, Space Wolves, Imperial Fists, Iron Hands, and Death Guard[17]. The Space Wolves insisted that their Librarian equivalents, known as Rune Priests, were not Psykers in that they drew their powers

Wolves Legions against the xenos Badoon on the world of Schravaan. The Iron Warriors won a great victory when they stormed the final refuge of the Badoon. They breached the defences and held while the other Legions carried the city beyond. During the following victory feast, Horus proclaimed Perturabo the greatest master of siege warfare in the Great Crusade. Fulgrim, the Primarch of the Emperor's Children Legion, then inquired to his brother Dorn whether he thought even the defences of the Imperial Palace could resist the Iron Warriors, in which Dorn replied that he regarded the defences as being proof against any assault if well-planned. Perturabo flew into a rage and unleashed unfounded accusations against his brother. After this the two rarely spoke, and their Legions did not serve in the same campaign for the remainder of the Crusade.WAAAGH! Mashogg (Mid-800s.M30) - In one famous instance, a joint Imperial Compliance campaign was conducted by the Iron Warriors, Space Wolves and White Scars Legions against the Greenskins. Legends record that it was the Primarchs Leman Russ and Jaghatai Khan who routed the Orks of Overdog Mashogg's WAAAGH!, while Perturabo was featured only as the "comrade" who calculated the optimum way to bypass Mashogg's low orbit defences.Compliance of the Araaki Spiral (Mid 800s.M30) - A joint Imperial Compliance campaign was conducted by the Iron Warriors, Imperial Fists, Dark Angels and White Scars Legions in a region of space known as the Araaki Spiral. The Araakites were well-versed in the art of building fortresses, and their strongholds were dug deep around narrow passes, remote hilltops and natural barriers in the landscape. Once again, the Iron Warriors were sent to a resistant star system to conduct brutal siege-warfare against formidable fortress-builders. The Araakites knew their craft well and the campaign to take their world

Tenet is a little more complex and wide-reaching.⅔ of all Chapters are descended from the Ultramarines.It’s stable gene-seed. That’s it. That’s all. It doesn’t mean ⅔ of Chapters are basically just Ultramarines. It doesn’t mean that ⅔ of Chapters think the Ultramarines are great.There’s a habit for Successor Chapters to be carbon copies of their First Founding Legions, and a lot of fans and readers take that too far. It makes sense in the context of the lore because almost all of the famous Successor Chapters we see are 2nd Founding Chapters, and those guys very much were formed in the legacies of their Legions. They directly came from those Legions, so that was kinda the point. 2nd Founding Chapters often adhere strongly to their Legion’s aesthetic (Crimson Fists; all the Blood Angel Successors), or have the same sects and subfactions (Dark Angel “Unforgiven” Chapters) or occasionally take a specific element of their Legion’s deal and take it to 11 (Black Templars and Flesh Tearers).But after the first couple of Foundings, who your daddy was starts to mean much less as time goes on. Admittedly, “Just like their parent Chapter…” is an easy sell and a popular aesthetic, but sources like the Badab War books from Forge World show how many Chapters don’t even know their exact lineage, or simply don’t care.The Emperor’s Spears are a lesson in this, too. Nothing shows someone misses the point more than when they say “Who are they? They look cool. Oh, they’re an

Portrayed as a lion clutching a snake while riding a dark horse. He excels in unearthing hidden objects and identifying witches. Vine wields the power to conjure storms, and agitate waters, and has a knack for both demolishing walls and building towers. 46. BifronsBifrons, known as the forty-sixth demon, is an Earl commanding six legions. He enlightens on arts and sciences and has knowledge about the properties of gems, woods, and herbs. He also has the power to move corpses and can even make graves appear illuminated with candle-like lights. Initially manifesting as a monstrous figure, he can transform into a human shape. His name is believed to have roots in the Roman god, Janus. 47. VualVual, the forty-seventh demon, is a powerful Great Duke, leading thirty-seven demon legions. He grants affection from women, fosters friendship among both allies and enemies, and has the ability to reveal events from the past, present, and future. Vual initially presents himself as a dromedary but later shifts into a human shape. He speaks using the Egyptian tongue, though not flawlessly, and has a distinctively deep voice. 48. HaagentiHaagenti, holding the forty-eighth rank, oversees thirty-three demon legions as a President of Hell. He gives wisdom to individuals by educating them in various subjects, has the power to turn any metal into gold, and can interchange water and wine. He’s portrayed as a large bull with griffin wings and can assume a human form if summoned to do so. 49. ProcellProcell, also known as Crokel