MarsNZ wrote:Black Legion wouldn't be Khorne exclusive. They have warbands from the whole spectrum and even have champions that drop and swap allegiances. They're just as undivided as the Word Bearers but for different reasons.
They're certainly not Khorne exclusive, they're supposed to be the vanilla/leader Legion representative of the
FoC.
However Abaddon is a pretty Khorne-like individual.
Also, if they have warbands each dedicated to a certain god, that would make them a mixed, but not undivided legion. There's a distinct difference.
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Ave Dominus Nox wrote:The old Rogue Trader days had Night Lords aligned with Khorne. I believe this was due to the fact that he embodied murder as well as rage and war. I don't see the connection between Slaanesh and Night Lords.
Yeah I've already addressed that in my previous post.
Maximus Bitch wrote:
Yeah, heard about that. And the Iron Warriors were Slaaneshi too. Guess they hadn't finalized the Legion attributes at that time.
As Curze said to Vulkan,
"Don’t confuse me with our hot-headed sibling (Angron)."
As for the Iron Warriors being Slaaneshi, it can't be now, if you've read
Angel Exterminatus this would be clear.
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Iron_Captain wrote:If the Iron Hands would ever fall to Chaos it would be to Slaanesh, not Nurgle. Nurgle is too fond of flesh (preferably rotting and diseased) while the Iron Hands strive to get rid of the flesh and become like machines. Those things do not really go along.
The Iron Hands would fall to Slaanesh because of their constant drive towards more strenght and perfection as well as their supressed emotions.
Night Lords would be more Nurgle, as they are all about despair.
The Night Lords are more for fear.
Also, if the Iron Hands fell to Slaanesh, wouldn't it be rather
ironic? (excuse the lame pun)
Because Fulgrim killed Ferrus so they must be really against Slaaneshi followers in particular. And since when is it Slaaneshi to suppress on'e emotions?
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Wyzilla wrote:Ave Dominus Nox wrote:I remembers on 1d4chan ( bare with me) it stated that some Raptor Cults might worship Malice, so that makes sense to me. I'm sure Raptor Cults (the ones that act as mercenaries) are going to come into contact with forces of various powers.
Malice only has one group of followers, the Sons of Malice. Hell we don't even know if he's an actual Chaos God, he only showed up once in one short story.
Aren't the copyrights for Malice still under someone else?
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Exergy wrote:The best Night Lord fluff has them not worshiping chaos at all, just being rebels to the core.
Black legion supports marking yourself with one god, but working together with others from different gods, giving no overall prefference to any of the gods.
Iron Warriors resist mutation. I cant seem them going to Nurgle.
Alpha Legion also do not actively worship chaos.
Night Lords are in denial hahaha

they are practically like Dark Eldar Slaaneshi maniacs
Maybe the Iron Warriors detest the random Tzeentchian mutations, and take more to Nurgle instead?
Alpha Legion may not worship, but they pretty steeped in sorcery, mutations and daemonic gak. Besides, they are clearly Tzeentchian.
The Black Legion is indeed kinda "mixed", but Abaddon, Devram Korda and Urkathos are Khorne boys. Skyrak is for Nurgle and of course Ygethmor is for Tzeentch.
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Hansisaf wrote:Khonsu wrote:BrianDavion wrote:most of the unaligned Legions are apt to have cults devoted to all of the chaos gods somewhere in their ranks. obviously some are apt to be more appealing then others. Iron warriors for example, we know have khornites among their ranks. these are proably the most savage of their savage breach fighters.
But I suspect they have equal proponets of other gods. while they likely don;t have plague marines, anyone whom knows much about seiges is going to know Nurgle would likely take an intreast in the iron warriors, just for example
Iron Warriors consider mutations something bad, I'd bet they don't have many Nurglites and Slaaneshis, Besides their Bloodlust was described(Even Pre heresy) to be bordering on the same bloodlust as the World Eaters and the Blood Angels.
Mutations is mostly Tzeentch, right?
Yes, But they don't like to sully their bodies with mutations, Nurglites are mutated beyond recognition.
Rippy wrote:
Iron_Captain wrote:If the Iron Hands would ever fall to Chaos it would be to Slaanesh, not Nurgle. Nurgle is too fond of flesh (preferably rotting and diseased) while the Iron Hands strive to get rid of the flesh and become like machines. Those things do not really go along.
The Iron Hands would fall to Slaanesh because of their constant drive towards more strenght and perfection as well as their supressed emotions.
Night Lords would be more Nurgle, as they are all about despair.
I kind of respectfully disagree, the Iron Hands think that flesh is weak, hence the wish to change flesh with mechanical parts.
What better way than to replace weak flesh with zombie flesh whose constitution doesn't matter; they feel no pain. That makes me want to put some Iron Hand Nurgle followers in my army, complete with rusty metal limbs haha.
The Iron legions are no-nonsense types, with the Iron Warriors wishing to use the power of Nurgle to bring fortresses crumbling into ruin.
The Iron Hands like to replace their normal parts, while the Iron Warriors are said to replace mutated limbs.
Assuming the Iron Warriors are Nurglesque with an aversion to Tzeentch, they may feel cheesed off when Tzeentch turns their fingers into rape tentacles, but happily accept invulnerable zombie flesh.
So people,
pls read through what others have said, otherwise you'll repeat it unnecessarily.