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Retrogamer0001 wrote: His prosecution was directly from the Emperor...and if you've read Thousand Sons, you'll know that Magnus allowed Prospero to be destroyed.
The key is that the Lion's betrayal was so much smaller than that of the other primarchs - the Emperor had bigger fish to fry. If he, or Sanguinius or Guilliman, had known of the Lion's disobedience, things could have gotten interesting.
Not sure about Sanguinius, but Guilliman reinstated his librarius early on in the heresy.
