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Sadly we cant include them in our Space Marine armies... :(

Yeah tell that to the daemon prince thousand sons.

Anyway, I think Dorn should of survived. I mean seriously he would basically kick the ass of the other political idiots and he could of prevented so much.

In one way Dorn could bolster much defences. But remember he did nearly started a second rebellion against the emperohr

thenoobbomb wrote:In one way Dorn could bolster much defences. But remember he did nearly started a second rebellion against the emperohr

Yeah because Gulliman is a douche.

Guilliman is. But still, a second rebellion wouldnt be that good..

thenoobbomb wrote:Guilliman is. But still, a second rebellion wouldnt be that good..

Yeah. But It should of been. "The Imperial Navy open fired on the Ultramarine's Battle Barge Calth. Sending the starship hurrtling towards the ultramarines primarch gulliman who was on the planet Ultramar celebrating their victory over the chaos forces. Until gulliman looked at his foretold doom and was rammed by his creation. Then from the ashes of the destroyed cruiser came Captain Orar stabbing the primarch with his power sword. And yelling "You stole my awards you ""

Wow. That would be a happy ending

Grey Templar wrote:

purplefood wrote:I would have preferred it if all the Thousand Sons had survived and stayed loyal...

they are actually still loyal.

they hate all the other traitors with a vengence.



they aso hate the space puppies as they came in and shed all over their couch.



Magnus has Arhiman searching for a cure for their curse. he is also looking for a way to defeat Tzeench and destroy him. Tzeench actually thinks its a great idea, its new.


they are ultimatly loyal to humanity and the Emperor's vision.

I like this idea...

Who doesnt?



Oh. Thats a stupid question.
The Inquisition. Burn!

Grey Templar wrote:

purplefood wrote:I would have preferred it if all the Thousand Sons had survived and stayed loyal...

they are actually still loyal.

they hate all the other traitors with a vengence.



they aso hate the space puppies as they came in and shed all over their couch.



Magnus has Arhiman searching for a cure for their curse. he is also looking for a way to defeat Tzeench and destroy him. Tzeench actually thinks its a great idea, its new.


they are ultimatly loyal to humanity and the Emperor's vision.

Really? The Thousand Sons still loyal? So they've remained loyal, despite being aligned with a god of Chaos, spending their time in the EoT and supporting the forces of Chaos in Campaigns.
They were once loyal and they were screwed over to an extent, but those days have passed. Magnus may retain some loyalty, but I sincerly doubt the rest are still loyal.

thenoobbomb wrote:In one way Dorn could bolster much defences. But remember he did nearly started a second rebellion against the emperohr

Not really, he purposefully avoided a 2nd civil war. I know what you mean, but Dorn was aware of his opposition to Guilliman being dangerous so he stopped.

Well, I would like to see Dorn and Guilliman come back

They would look at the current Imperium in horror. They would probably ban half the inquisitors and half of the priests, purge the Adeptus Administratum and remove most of the High Lords of Terra... Radically reform the Adeptus Mechinicus (tell them its okay to invent/improve) and chastise about every chapter for screwing up the codex and being just plain stupid in their infighting (shockingly probably the Space Wolves would be the only ones staying true to their post Heresy ways).

Vulkan. He is, like all Salamanders, loyal, determined, and a great leader of men. And in these dark times, the Imperium really needs a leader who cares.

Horus, maybe he could forge a deal with the emporer like maybe imperial humans and chaos humans?

Sanguinius.

I noticed that no one has said Alpharius, but I think that this is because of an Alpha Legion plot in which he wants you all to think that he is gone...

I think that, honestly the Imperium could use both Dorn and Manus equally... Dorn for his defensive mind, and Manus for the relationship he had with the AdMech, which would have prevented this deification of common everyday machines.