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Less of the lore sense, but more of the Canon sense. When did they show up in the 40k canon?

I was recommended to read Graham McNeill Ultramarine books and before I picked them up I came across Honsou on the Lexicanum. It says that he was a Warpsmith. At first I thought, "That can't be right. Can it?" Have warpsmiths been in 40k Lore longer than I thought? I thought they were new to 6th Edition.
   
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They didn't exist until the 6th edition.

The concept of corrupted CSM that specialize in making Daemon Engines has been around for a while though, mostly depicted as Iron Warriors in the Graham McNeil novels.

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They've been often referred to as corrupted Techmarines, or Magos of the Dark Mechanicus. They've basically existed under different names for a while, but the 6th edition C:CSM is the first time the term "Warpsmith" has appeared.

And for the record, Honsou is a WARsmith, no P!


 
   
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They've been in the canon for a long time. Although they were actually called Warsmiths, referencing a specific rank held in the Iron Warriors legion as a techpriest/captain rank.

GW just added a p to the name.

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Warsmiths of the Iron Warriors are masters of Grand Company warbands, not captains. They are essentially tech savvy chapter masters/warlords.

The WarPsmith is just a new name for evil techmarines.

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And evil techmarines exhisted in RT/2nd edition. They were left out of 3rd,4th and 5th.

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I think they just basically gave Chaos Techmarines a new and flashy name plus evil metal tentacles

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