What Is The Makeup Of The 2nd Company Ultramariens 8th Edition
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The Ultramarines, originally known as the State of war-Built-in [50a], were the Xiii Legion of the original twenty Space Marine Legions. This loyalist Legion was later re-organized and divided into Capacity according to the Codex Astartes. Their Primarch is Roboute Guilliman, whose leadership, non to mention his authorship of the Codex Astartes, were instrumental in humanity'due south survival following the Horus Heresy. Because their Primarch wrote the text that defines a Space Marine Chapter, the Ultramarines follow this Codex strictly; their only deviation being the recent germination of the Tyrannic War Veterans, comprised entirely of veterans of battles with the Tyranids. The Ultramarines are perhaps the most important Imperial organization on the Eastern Fringe.
Contents
- 1 History
- 1.1 Early History
- ane.1.ane The Youth of Roboute Guilliman
- 1.ane.2 The Inflow of the Emperor
- 1.2 The Slap-up Crusade
- ane.3 The Horus Heresy
- one.iii.i Battle of Calth
- 1.3.2 Imperium Secundus
- 1.4 The Nifty Scouring
- 1.4.i Cosmos of the Codex Astartes
- i.four.two Duel on Eskrador
- 1.4.3 The Atomic number 26 Muzzle
- one.4.iv Thessala
- ane.5 Recent Events
- 1.5.i Timeline
- 1.v.ii Undated
- 1.1 Early History
- 2 Factor-seed
- ii.1 Successor Chapters
- two.1.one Primogenitors
- ii.1 Successor Chapters
- 3 Civilization
- iii.1 Habitation Sector
- 4 Organization
- iv.1 Chapter Disposition
- iv.1.1 Headquarters
- 4.1.ii Companies
- iv.ane.2.1 Notes
- 4.ane.iii Ultramarines Honour Company
- 4.1.iv Fulminata
- iv.1 Chapter Disposition
- 5 Recruitment
- 6 Noted Elements of the Ultramarines
- 6.1 Relics
- half dozen.two Vessels
- half dozen.three Aircraft
- half-dozen.4 Vehicles
- six.5 Notable Members of the Ultramarines
- 6.5.1 Heresy Era
- six.v.2 Post-Heresy
- 6.5.3 Unique Troops
- 7 Images
- eight See also
- 8.ane Related articles
- 8.two Related products
- 9 Sources
- nine.1 Uncited
History
Corking Crusade and Heresy-era Ultramarine
Early History
The Ultramarines, in the days earlier being reunited with their Primarch, were originally known as Xiii Legion. The legion was created towards the end of the Unification Wars, adult from a gene-seed that was noted to be absent-minded of mutation and with a high adaptability. The original recruits were fatigued from from the sub-equatorial maglev clans of Panpocro, the war families of the Saragon Enclave, the Midafrik Hive Oligarchy and the anthropophagic tribes of the Caucasus Wastes. As varied in culture and origin as these groups were, they all had one factor in common; their violent and often biting resistance to the later stages of Unification, a resistance broken ultimately in each case not by negotiated surrender merely nearly annihilation, with in some situations little remaining save interned refugees and orphaned populations left by the savage conflicts which had brought these peoples to heel. The legion was created at such a late phase in the war that they have no recorded combat operations on Terra, instead being used for the first fourth dimension for the liberation of the Solar System.[50b] During the Early Bang-up Crusade, the Legion became known equally the War-Built-in, referring to their disparate Terran origins that were all nonetheless forged through war.[50a]
They were one of the three Infinite Marine Legions to take part in the Starting time Pacification of Luna, the first pitched battle of the Great Crusade.[39] Another major early on campaign of the legion was putting down the Osiris Rebellion. Past 833.M30, the force of the legion had risen to 33,000, but its morale and pride was harmed as a result of heavy losses during the Osiris Rebellion.[50b]
The Youth of Roboute Guilliman
Like the other Primarchs, Roboute Guilliman was taken as an infant by the powers of Chaos, and removed to a far-flung world in an effort to forbid the coming Age of the Imperium. The infant Guilliman'south sheathing fell on Macragge, where it was discovered by a group of noblemen hunting in the forest. Inside the capsule they found a child, surrounded by a glowing aura. He was taken back to Konor, one of the two Consuls who governed Macragge, who adopted the infant as his son and named him Roboute.[1h]
Roboute was a prodigy, growing fast in both torso and intellect. By age ten, he had mastered every subject the wisest men of Macragge could teach him, and his insights into matters of history, philosophy, and science often stunned his elders. However, his greatest talents were as a military leader. These talents led his father to give him command of an expeditionary forcefulness to Illyrium, a mountainous region in the far northward of Macragge, whose wild inhabitants had terrorized the civilized regions for years and successfully resisted every previous military entrada. Not only did Roboute fight a brilliant campaign but he also earned the respect of the wildmen who never again threatened the more civilised parts of Macragge. Withal, on his return to the capital Roboute institute the city in anarchy, as his father'southward co-Consul, Gallan, had attempted a coup. Gallan led a faction of Macragge's dignity who were used to enjoying their wealth and position at the expense of armies of slaves, and resented Konor'southward legislation favoring the common people, amongst whom he was immensely popular.[1h]
Approaching the urban center, Roboute and his soldiers saw the city in chaos, beingness sacked by mobs of Gallan's men, while the Consul Business firm was under siege. Roboute left his men to restore gild to the city, while he rushed to the Delegate Firm and lifted the siege, merely to observe his father close to death, surrounded past his loyal bodyguards. He had been mortally wounded by an assassin in Gallan's employ, and with his dying jiff, told Roboute who was responsible.[1h]
Roboute swiftly crushed the rebellion and, among a wave of popular relief, assumed the title of sole Delegate of Macragge. He set nigh punishing the treachery and conveying out his father'due south vision. Gallan and his co-conspirators were executed, and their lands and wealth were redistributed to the people. With superhuman energy, Roboute reorganized Macragge'southward entire social structure, creating a meritocracy where function and honours were given to the hard-working, rather than the wealthy and influential. Under his leadership, Macragge prospered as it never had before.[1h]
The Arrival of the Emperor
While Roboute was prosecuting his state of war against the Illyrian rebels, the Emperor of Mankind and his armies had reached the neighboring planet of Espandor. It was there that the Emperor heard stories of the extraordinary son of Consul Konor, and realized that he had found one of the lost Primarchs. However, due to an unexpected warp storm, his transport was thrown far off course and by the time it reached Macragge, Roboute had been ruling for almost v years.[1h]
When the Emperor reached Macragge, he plant a globe that was self sufficient, prosperous, with a potent and well-equipped military, and engaging in trade with nearby systems. Impressed, the Emperor assigned command of the Ultramarines Legion to Guilliman, and relocated the Legion's forward base of operations to Macragge.[1h]
The Cracking Crusade
With the exception of the Luna Wolves, no Legion conquered as many worlds, or conquered worlds as fast, or left conquered worlds in such good land during the Great Crusade, as the Ultramarines. Guilliman restored the legion's morale and prestige following difficulties in the Osiris Rebellion and after took revenge on the Osirian Psybrids at the Battle of the Eurydice Terminal.[50b] Whenever Guilliman liberated a world, he would not move on until he had fix a cocky-sufficient defense force system, and left advisors behind to create industry, set up trade routes with the rest of the Imperium, and course a government whose first concern would always be the well-being of the people[1h]. The success of the Ultramarines may be thanks to their diverse only stable factor-seed. In them was establish a mixrure of assailment and restraint, discipline and conclusion which rendered them supremely suited for joint taskforce operations and cross-theatre warfare.[50b]
Every bit Ultramar grew into a pocket-size stellar empire in its own correct, Guilliman created a supremely efficient military automobile, centered effectually Macragge, that provided the Ultramarines with a steady flow of new recruits. Between this factor, and the minimal casualties suffered every bit a result of Guilliman'south tactical genius, the Ultramarines soon became the largest of all the Space Marine Legions[1h] — so big, in fact, that an organizational unit of measurement above the Company was required. The Ultramarines were thus organized into Capacity, numbering at least 25 just before the Battle of Calth.[50d] Rumors speculate that the size of the Ultramarines could only have been possible due to the fates of the Ii Unknown Legions.[71]
At the time of the Horus Heresy, information technology is estimated that the Ultramarines Legion numbered around 250,000 Infinite Marines.[28]
The Horus Heresy
Encounter main commodity — Notable Heresy Era Battles of the Ultramarines
Before Horus declared his treachery against the Emperor, he ordered the Ultramarines Legion to assemble for war in the Veridian Organisation in Segmentum Tempestus far to the galactic due south, claiming that the organization was under set on by an Ork invasion force from the Ghaslakh Empire. Ultramar was close plenty for an set on against Veridian, so Guilliman ordered his Legion to assemble in the Calth System.[50d]
Battle of Calth
Every bit Guilliman and his fleets arrived at Calth, they knew something was wrong, because none of their Astropaths could become letters through the Warp and the storms were interfering with the navigation of their ships; they were blocked from the balance of the Imperium. It was at this moment that the traitor forces of the Word Bearers Legion attacked, rendering the Ultramarines unable to participate in much of the Battle of Terra. Simultaneously, the Discussion Bearers nether Lorgar equally well as the Earth Eaters attempted to cutting off the residuum of Ultramar from the greater Imperium in the Shadow Crusade.[41] The battle at Calth, though ultimately a victory for Guilliman, was devastating for the Ultramarines. Nigh 120,000 of the Legion's Space Marine were lost and another 28,000 rendered combat-incapable.[50c] This represented nearly lx% of the Legion'due south Pre-Heresy forcefulness of 250,000.[28]
Imperium Secundus
After the germination of the Ruinstorm, Guilliman feared Terra lost and used the Ultramarines and the realm of Macragge to create a new contingency empire known as Imperium Secundus.[43] Imperium Secundus faced a major test in the Battle of Sotha, where the Ultramarines and their beau Astartes allies that had gathered fought off a strength of Dark Lords.[51]
Ultimately after a number of disasters, clashes between Guilliman, Sanguinius, and Lion El'Jonson, and a vision past Sanguinius that the Emperor was live, Imperium Secundus was abolished. The iii Primarch'due south led their Legions in an attempt to alienation the Ruinstorm and attain Terra. Through an arduous journeying, they eventually reached Davin, the nexus of the Ruinstorm, and engaged a vast Daemonic host. Afterward the battle and the destruction of Davin, a way to Terra through the Ruinstorm was articulate. All the same in their mode stood many enemy blockades equally Horus had foreseen this route. Sanguinius and the Blood Angels raced directly for Terra, equally was their destiny, while Guilliman and King of beasts El'Jonson led the Ultramarines and Nighttime Angels in diversionary attacks against Horus' blockade.[67]
After the death of the Ruinstorm, Guilliman gathered whatever forces he could and made haste for Terra. In his path lay a big defensive chain of hundreds of worlds manned past the Iron Warriors. In a serial of biting engagements, both sides took heavy losses but the loyalists were able to maintain a steady advance.[60]
The Swell Scouring
Guilliman was ultimately able to set up course for Terra, destroying Chaos reinforcements along the way, but arrived after Horus had already been defeated, and the Traitor Legions scattered. Because of this, the Ultramarines were one of the few Legions at total strength in the aftermath of the Heresy; thus, Guilliman and his Ultramarines bore much of the burden of belongings the Imperium together against aliens and Chaos forces. During this fourth dimension, the Ultramarines recruited heavily from Ultramar and eventually counted for over one-half of the Loyalist Marines. Apart from leading his Ultramarines in countless battles across the Galaxy, Guilliman too accepted an boggling appointment as Lord Commander of the Imperium; with the Emperor bedridden and Lord Malcador expressionless, it cruel to Guilliman to re-organize the Quango of Terra into a ruling body capable of running the Imperium without their sovereign.[Needs Citation]
Around a decade afterwards the Heresy concluded, the Imperium finally reached a point of stability[Needs Citation].
Cosmos of the Codex Astartes
Afterward the Horus Heresy, Roboute Guilliman set himself to create the Codex Astartes, which would define the tactics and organisation of all Space Marines, from battlefield strategies to squad markings. Most important of these changes was the division of the Legions into one,000-potent Chapters. One of the Chapters would retain the heraldry of the original Legion, but the others would exist given a new name and symbol. In doing and so, Guilliman hoped to split the power of the Space Marines to ensure that a civil state of war on the scale of the Heresy could never occur once more.[Needs Citation]
This, however, caused dissention amongst the remaining Primarchs. Rogal Dorn, Vulkan and Leman Russ opposed the splitting of their legions while Guilliman himself was supported by Jaghatai Khan and Corax. Neither side was willing to relent and the controversy grew more intense, with Rogal Dorn calling Guilliman a coward for non having participated in the Siege of Terra, and Guilliman accusing Dorn of existence a rebel for his refusal to follow the Codex. The situation threatened to bring the Imperium into another civil war. When the Majestic Fists strike cruiser Terrible Angel was fired upon by the Imperial Navy, Dorn finally relented and agreed to separate his legion.[4a]
Duel on Eskrador
On Eskrador Alpharius, the Alpha Legion's primarch, was apparently taken past surprise when Guilliman departed from his own strictures and led a surprise set on by his elite units on the Alpha Legion headquarters. In the resulting personal combat between Alpharius and Guilliman, information technology is believed that Alpharius was killed. The Alpha Legion responded, not past breaking and fleeing every bit Guilliman expected, only by turning on the Ultramarine disengagement and harrying them so mercilessly that past the time they had returned to the main body of the Ultramarine strength their casualties were almost full. The Ultramarines were driven from the planet in the subsequent battle.[fourteen]
The Iron Cage
Presently after the Heresy, the Royal Fists laid siege to the Iron Warriors' greatest construct, The Eternal Fortress. The Fortress consisted of over 20 square miles of bunkers, towers, minefields, trenches, razor wire, tank traps, redoubts and a organization of complex underground tunnels in the shape of an eight pointed star. At the center was a massive bunker intended to serve as a decoy and of no value whatsoever. Guilliman advised his brother Dorn against the siege, but Dorn was embittered at having lost the contend over the Codex to Guilliman, and wished to vent his acrimony and frustration on his about bitter of rivals.[Needs Citation]
Hundreds of Imperial Fists littered the grounds of the fortress before Guilliman and the Ultramarine relief forcefulness arrived, three weeks and six days later. The Imperial Fists had fought without sleep and had long run out of ammunition earlier the Ultramarines found them. Perturabo, unable to hold against the 2 legions, made his final ploy, stopping the Purple Fists to recover over four hundred of their dead and the gene seed they contained.[Needs Commendation]Perturabo'southward victory was spoiled considering of the intervention of the Ultramarines. All the same his cede was bang-up enough for him to be raised to Daemon Prince status.[12] [13]
Thessala
Ultimately, Guilliman's rule over the Imperium would come to an end in the Battle of Thessala. In that location, he faced his traitorous blood brother Fulgrim in a fateful duel. Guilliman was mortally wounded during the battle and put into stasis thereafter by the Ultramarines, where he would remain for the next 10,000 years.[59a]
Recent Events
See main commodity — Notable Mail Heresy Battles of the Ultramarines
Timeline
- 544.M32 — During the State of war of the Creature, Ultramar was attacked by Ork forces. Quintarn and Prandium are invaded. The Ultramarines were ultimately able to destroy an Ork Attack Moon over Calth and another over Tarentus. Subsequently, Chapter Main Odaenathus was killed by The Beast during the invasion of Ullanor.
- 546.M32 — In the backwash of The Beheading, Agnathio, Chapter Primary of the Ultramarines, united over 50 other Chapter Masters and arrived on Terra to incorporate the anarchy which followed the incident. Putting an stop to the political squabblings of who should succeed the Loftier Lords of Terra, the Astartes sorted out the issues in a closed session of the Senatorum Imperialis. When they emerged, the new twelve High Lords had been chosen.[36a]
- M35 — Overthrow of the Obdurate Prince — The Ultramarines managed to destroy the heretic and his army of bandits and psykers. Infinite Marines of the Ultramarines Affiliate used their own Librarians to dwelling house in on the Obdurate Prince'south psyker conclaves before sending in Terminator Squads of the Strike Strength Ultra via teleportation. It was kickoff major change in using composition of a Strike Forcefulness Ultra — all Space Marines were to be equipped with suits of Tactical Dreadnought Armour.[42a]
- 980.M35 — The Hrud Rising
- M36 - The Battle of Gerio against the Word Bearers[78b]
- 538.M38 — The Ultramarines and White Scars save the Lamenters during the 9th Black Cause.
- ???.M38 — The Justice-bringer Crusade
- M41 — The Ultramarines 4th Company nether Uriel Ventris ends the civil state of war on Pavonis, defeating the pro-Tau Governor Mykola Shonai.
- M41 — The Altor Crusade
- M41 — Second War for Armageddon — The Ultramarines sent several companies to fight and reinforce the defenders of Armageddon against five tribes of orks united under Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka.[27]
- 143.M41 — The Jorun Retaliation
- 698.M41 — Corinthian Cause -The Ultramarines led the Corinthian system to freedom from the Ork Warlord Skargor the Despoiler. With five other chapters of Asartes and over l Regal Guard regiments information technology was Chapter Primary Marneus Calgar who inside three months pushed the Warlord back to the uppercase globe and the fortress there. Purple Guard gun batteries broke a alienation in the wall which the Ultramarines stormed. Brother Amadon of the Ultramarines roughshod in that set on[17]. It was Ancient Galatan that heroically slew the Ork warlord. Galatan finally succumbed to his extensive wounds just did not allow the banner to autumn, spurring the troops on to finally liberate the system. A statue of Galatan stands in the Fortess of Hera on Macragge in honour of his courage, skill and his unfaltering dedication to duty.[15d] [ten]
- 740.M41 — The Siege of Talwa
- 742.M41 — Operation Pluto — When the Damocles Gulf Cause was launched, the Ultramarines pledged forces who fought under the theatre command of the Blackness Templars and Imperial General Wendell Gauge. It was during Performance Pluto on the Tau Planet of Dal'yth that the Ultramarines led other Marines of the Iron Hands and Scythes of the Emperor into boxing within the forests of Gel'bryn. The strike force was intended every bit a 3rd, mobile force that could quantum the enemy lines or outflank the Tau and pause the other two battlefronts. Instead the Astartes were met past the Tau aristocracy, piloting Crunch Battlesuits. The Marines held the forest confronting insurmountable odds, with new, fresh Tau reserves beingness deployed against the finite number of the crusade force. Whilst Operation Pluto itself was no great success, it allowed Estimate to initiate Operation Hydra which led into the last stages of the campaign. [xix] [20] [5] [4b]
- 745.M41 — The Battle for Macragge — The terminal battle of the Start Tyrannic War that stopped Hive Fleet Behemoth on the Ultramarines' Homeworld of Macragge.
- M41 — The Battle for Orar'southward Sepulchre — The starting time battle fought past the bulk of the Chapter since the Starting time Tyrannic State of war.
- 759.M41 — Scouring of Quintarn — Marneus Calgar take personal command of forces driving out Ork scavengers who had captured the Systems of Quintarn, Tarentus, and Masali in the aftermath of Hive Fleet Behemoth.[2b]
- 790.M41 — The Nimbosa Cause
- 797.M41 — The Siege of Zalathras
- 805.M41 — The Ultramarines and the Imperial Guard defended Jorun'due south Globe from Warlord Gorklaw's Waaagh![46]
- 812.M41 — The Luxor Uprising
- 822.M41 — The Ironblood Campaign
- 855.M41 — Attack on Blackness Achieve — the Ultramarines 2nd Company under the command of Captain Cato Sicarius and Scout Sergeant Torias Telion defeated the cruel Ork Waaagh! Zanzag on Black Achieve.[1] [Needs Citation]
- 861.M41 — The Boxing of Arconar
- 879.M41 — The Battle of Knarts Landing
- 894.M41 — The Sanctarro Campaign
- 913.M41 — The Six Hour State of war. The Strike Force Ultra under the command of Severus Agemman banished the Tau force from the world of One thousand'ail.[42c]
- 922.M41 — Battle of Andraxas — Tigurius leads an Ultramarines forcefulness to Andraxas to rescue Tech-Priests from an Ork invasion.
- 944.M41 — The Balur Crusade
- 945.M41 — Purging Hive Fleet Locust
- 946.M41 — The Boxing of Eagle Gate — The Ultramarines battle a Chaos warband under Daemon Prince Kor Megron on the Shrine Earth of Eydolim.[36b]
- 963.M41 — The Battle of Malbede
- 969.M41 — The Invasion of Taladorn
- 971.M41 — The Fall of Malodrax
- 974.M41 — The Damnos Incident — On the resource rich planet of Damnos, Captain Cato Sicarius and Master Librarian Varro Tigurius led an Ultramarine assail onto the planet confronting the recently risen menace known every bit the Necrons. Sicarius divide the second Company into three separate squads; he led one against the center of the Necron strength at Kellenport's Outer Walls. Upon landing Sicarius's team was surrounded by phalanxes to baby-sit the Necron Lord. During the battle Sicarius savage, gravely wounded past the Lord'southward War Scythe simply was rescued and was evacuated back to his Battle Cruiser to heal. Damnos was lost to the Necrons but due to the unstable reactor of the planet and thanks to a few Thunderhawk Gunships the reactor blew and took the Necrons and planet to their deaths.[one] [Needs Citation] [21]
- 982.M41 — 4th Company fought with Orks in the Gurun Organization.[66] (Encounter also — Tiy Newman)
- 985.M41 — Skirmish on Burbeck'south Asteroid
- 986.M41 — Dolman Chain campaign.[66]
- 990.M41 — The Battle of Ichar 4 — At the showtime of the 2d Tyrannic State of war, Ichar Iv was infested with Genestealers. A genestealer cult, operating under the name, "the Brotherhood," instigated a rebellion on the planet that defenseless the attention of Inquisitor Agmar. The Inquisitor petitioned the Infinite Marine chapter, the Ultramarines, to help put down the rebellion. Marneus Calgar, affiliate primary of the Ultramarines, arrived 39 days subsequently aboard the space marine boxing barge, Octavius. Eventually, with the combined support of the Ultramarines, PDF forces and the Imperial Guard, the inquisition successfully destroyed the invasion and apple-pie the planet of all Genestealers.[6b]
- 997.M41 — The Zeist Campaign
- 999.M41 — The Battle of Tarsis Ultra — the Ultramarines 4th Company were dispatched to the earth of Tarsis Ultra to defend it against on of the two tendrils of Hive Armada Leviathan. With help from the Mortifactors Chapter and several regiments of the Imperial Guard, the invasion was successfully repelled, though at great cost.[16]
- 999.M41 — The Second Battle of Damnos. Damnos is reclaimed past Cato Sicarius after the Necron Lord known as The Undying is destroyed.
- 854999.M41 — Invasion of Ultramar — Iron Warriors Warsmith Honsou assembles an enormous warband and invades the region of Ultramar, in league with the Daemon Prince M'kar. The entire Chapter must mobilize for war, to prevent Ultramar from being laid to waste.[18]
Ultramarines Tactical Team
- 989999.M41 — The Liberation of Lagan
- 999.M41 — Thirteenth Black Crusade — the Ultramarines fielded the Ultramarines Honour Company.[37]
- 999.M41 — Siege of the Fenris System — the Ultramarines ship forces to assist the Dark Angels-led coalition
- ~999.M41 — The Ultramar Campaign sees Belisarius Cawl and his Eldar allies resurrect Roboute Guilliman after ten thousand years. Guilliman immediately secures Ultramar before heading to Terra in the Terran Crusade. In the absenteeism of Guilliman, Marneus Calgar is left to oversee the safe of Ultramar. Calgar secures many worlds from Chaos invasion. Meanwhile, Guilliman declares himself Lord Commander of the Imperium.[57] One of his starting time major acts as Lord Commander is to defend the Imperial Palace itself from the forces of Khorne in the 2d Boxing of Terra. Guilliman'south new Primaris Space Marines battle aslope the Adeptus Custodes and Sisters of Silence.[61]
- ~999.M41 - Present — The Indomitus Cause. Guilliman leads the reclamation of worlds from within the Dark Imperium.[59]
- ???.M42 - The Battle for the Orestes System. During the Indomitus Crusade, Ultramarines forces battle the Necron Szarekhan Dynasty.[84a]
- ???.M42 — Yxian Entrada[80b]
- ???.M42 — The Battle of Atari
- 012.M42 — Battle of the Pit of Raukos. Ultramarines, thousand of Primaris Space Marines and many other armies of the Imperium fight against a forcefulness of Black Legion, Word Bearers and Atomic number 26 Warriors.[59d] [59e] [89]
- 012.M42- — The Plague Wars. The forces of Nurgle begin to overrun the Realm of Ultramar. The Ultramarines once over again fight for their homeland, this time with Primaris Infinite Marines.[58] [89]
- 012.M42 — The Invasion of Konor. The Expiry Guard invade Ultramar's Konor Arrangement. Part of the Plague Wars.
- ~012.M42 — The Vengeance Campaigns — In the aftermath of the Plague Wars the Ultramarines and several of their successors, nether the command of Marneus Calgar, lead a counter-invasion out of Ultramar against the forces of Nurgle and the Death Guard by attempting to cleanse areas such equally the Tartella System that the Nurglites had recently added to their domain.
- ~012.M42 — The defence of Ikara Nine confronting an Ork invasion.
- ???.M42 — The War of Beasts. The Ultramarines Battle on Vigilus against Saim-Hann Eldar. Somewhen Marneus Calgar himself arrives at the front and coordinates the entire loyalist war try against invaders that now also include the Orks, Genestealers, Dark Eldar, and Chaos. The massive campaign is ongoing.[72]
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- ???.M42 - Nemendghast Raid. Strike Force Shadowspear under Helm Acheran is lost destroying Blackness Legion Daemonic factories on Nemendghast in order to counter Anarchy Daemon Engine production against Vigilus.
- ???.M42 — The Boxing for Korvon 2. The Ultramarines defend confronting a Death Guard invasion.
- ???.M42 — The Battle for Meto against Orks.
- ???.M42 - The State of war in the Pariah Nexus[85]
- ???.M42 — The Battle for Mira Three confronting Orks.
- ???.M42 - Battle on Besel V against Give-and-take Bearers[88b].
- ???.M42 - Purging Hepsyla of Genestealer Cults[88b]
- ???.M42 - The Third War for Damnos. The Ultramarines and allies again battle the Necrons over the earth of Damnos[88a].
- ???.M42 - The Charadon Campaign Captain Epathus leads a strike force.[ninety]
- ???.M42 - The Octarius State of war. The Ultramarines provide Tyrannic War Veterans.[80a]
Undated
- Arthos repenting - putting down a rebellion on Arthos.[48]
- Hagus Wars — a battle between the Ultramarines Second Visitor, led by Captain Cato Sicarius, and a Tau expansionary forcefulness. Ultramarines managed to victory.[47]
- The War for Bhorc Prime
- Liberation of Graia — Captain Titus was instrumental in the liberation of the Forge World Graia. Leading an nether-forcefulness command team, Titus unmarried handedly slew the Ork Warboss Grimskull, whose forces were resolutely holding most of Graia. Titus also discovered a plot past the agents of chaos.[26]
- The Fall of Medusa V — Cato Sicarius was contacted past the Inquisition to defend the planet of Medusa V. A number of other capacity rallied to Sicarius's banner, and even the Lord Marshal Graf Harazahn of the Vostroyan Firstborn declared and led an Imperial Guard crusade against the multiple foes that assaulted the planet. Nonetheless, in the stop, Medusa Five was lost.[Needs Commendation]
- Torlamuda Gambit — Severus Agemman led the Strike Force Ultra to defend the Hive Torlarok.[42b]
- The Boxing for Pandora Prime
- The Boxing for Deshil
- The Battle for Ruhr Iii
- The Purgation of Jhanna
- The Eastern Fringe Campaigns
- The Blood Storms
- "Last" Tyranic War[74]
- The Drakon Crusade[77a]
Factor-seed
The cistron-seed of the Ultramarines is highly regarded equally one of the most stable, with only a x percent chance of mutation[Needs Citation]. Ultramarines Gene-Seed perfectly utilizes every organ and implant with low risk of mutation or defect. Moreover there is lilliputian observed degeneration of Factor-Seed over time, making Ultramarines Factor-Seed as perfect today as it was in the time of the Horus Heresy.[66] The Gene-seed is noted nevertheless for having a predisposed increase in aggression and a tendency towards cohesion and adaptation of bureaucracy.[50b]
As the largest Space Marine Legion, the Ultramarines Gene-Seed was subsequently used to create most Second Founding Capacity and today are nonetheless the near over-represented origin of Gene-Seed amid the Adeptus Astartes Chapters.[66]
Successor Capacity
The Space Marine Chapters that split up from the Ultramarines Legion are amongst the most celebrated Space Marine forces, specially those near the Realm of Ultramar. Almost of these capacity closely follow the doctrines in the Codex Astartes.[thirty]
Primogenitors
The Ultramarines successors of the 2nd Founding, known as the Firstborn or Primogenitors [66] maintain a far closer bond with the ultramarines than many other chapters, with many having their homeworlds in the Ultima Segmentum. But even the most distant Chapters transport representatives to the Fortress of Hera, to confer with the Lord Macragge to coordinate the war beyond the entire Imperium. Many Infinite Marines of these chapters aspire to take a pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Primarch.[30]
Civilisation
The Ultramarines pride themselves on their strict adherence to the Codex Astartes, and view themselves as an exemplar for all other Space Marine Chapters. They believe - not without cause - that their Primarch's teachings take moulded the Adeptus Astartes, and the Imperium equally a whole, in the backwash of the Horus Heresy, and that it is their responsibility to keep to serve as this paragon.[17a] [31] For this reason they are viewed as strait-laced and somewhat elitist past their brother chapters, from the more anarchic Space Wolves[34] to even their own successor chapters, such as the Mortifactors.[16a]
The chapter treats deviation from the Codex equally a crime tantamount to heresy, punishable past a Death Oath — exile from the affiliate on a suicidal mission to combat the forces of Chaos within the Eye of Terror.[31] [32] To the Ultramarines, the Codex is more than a set up of rules, it represents bailiwick and respect for order, the central virtues that dissever the Ultramarines and their brethren from the Traitor Legions. Disobeying the Codex, even for a noble crusade, is simply the first pace towards the conventionalities that the ends justify the means, and from there to total chaos.[31] [17a]
The Ultramarines are also strongly influenced by their unique history as stewards of Ultramar and its human population. Guilliman founded a culture based on striving for the common good, and the Ultramarines are proud to uphold these beliefs. Where other Infinite Marines are aloof, and sometimes cynical of the Imperium's "bottom" mortals, most Ultramarines are used to working closely with "ordinary" people in Ultramar, and regard whatever human life, no matter how seemingly insignificant, as sacred and worthy of protection.[15a] [15b] [16a] [18a] [33] They are as well harshly intolerant when they encounter less altruistic beliefs - greed, selfishness, corruption - on other Imperial worlds.[15a] [16b]
During the Invasion of Ultramar in 999.M41, Inquisitor Namira Suzaku of the Ordo Malleus noted that the people of Calth regarded her and her entourage with curiosity, but no visible anticipation; she remarked that it was the first earth in the Imperium she had ever visited where people felt they had nothing to hide from the Inquisition.[18b]
Subsequently the start of the Indomitus Cause, some of the Ultramarines' Primaris began to call the 'mutual' (non-Primaris) Space Marines, as "commencement built-in", though Sicarius, for instance, considered it overly reductive and vernacular.[79]
Home Sector
The Ultramarines are unique in that, unlike their fellow chapters, they control an entire sub-sector of space, rather than a single planet. Collectively, these systems are known as the Five Hundred Worlds of Ultramar, with Macragge as its capital. Though the realm itself is divided into smaller sectors which are each in turn ruled by Tetrarchs that are appointed past Roboute Guilliman himself.[59k]
While the number of colonized worlds in this domain numbers in the hundreds, some of the about well-known planets of Ultramar include[1c]:
- Macragge: Capital of Ultramar/Affiliate Planet
- Calth: Cavern World/Main Shipyard of Ultramar
- Espandor: Central World
- Konor: Adeptus Mechanicus Forge Earth
- Parmenio: Training World
- Talassar: Ocean World
- Talasa Prime: Inquisition Fortress
- Laphis: Shrine Globe
- Ardium: Hive Globe
- The "Three Planets"
- Masali: Agri Globe
- Quintarn: Agri Earth
- Tarentus: Agri World
Organisation
- come across besides: Known Keen Crusade Chapters of the Ultramarines
The Ultramarines follow the Codex Astartes in all matters of organization. Roughly two thirds of all Space Marines tin trace their origins to the Ultramarines, and many all the same revere Roboute Guilliman as their creator[Needs Commendation]. As well as a Boltgun, many Ultramarines carry a sword known every bit a Gladius.[22a] The Ultramarines Laurels Guard wield formidable close gainsay weapons known as the Axes of Ultramar.[Needs Citation]
During the Corking Crusade and Horus Heresy, the Ultramarines were a much larger Legion allowable by Roboute Guilliman. Beneath him were Chapter Masters who led approximately ten,000 warriors and a segment of the Legion fleet. Each Chapter was in plough divided into ten Companies of 1,000 under the command of a Captain.[50]
Chapter Disposition
As the paragon Codex affiliate, the Ultramarines are divided into ten Companies of 100 Marines, as prescribed by the Codex Astartes. Each Company Captain is a hero of the Ultramarines, many of whom are also Masters of the Chapter, in accuse of a particular attribute of the Chapter's logistics.[Needs Citation]
Headquarters
The headquarters staff as of the Historic period of the Night Imperium are:[78a]
| Affiliate Command | ||||
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| Armoury | Apothecarion | Fleet Control | Librarius | Chaplaincy |
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Chief of Sanctity
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Companies
The current Companies and their Captains equally of the Age of the Night Imperium are as follows:[78a]:
| Veteran Company | Battle Companies | |||
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| 1st Company "Warriors of Ultramar" | 2nd Company "Guardians of the Temple" | tertiary Company "Scourge of the Xenos" | 4th Company "Defenders of Ultramar" | 5th Company "Wardens of the Eastern Fringe" |
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| 6th Company "Brethren of the Forge" | seventh Company "Defenders of Caeserean" | eighth Company "The Honourblades" | 9th Company "The Stormbringers" | tenth Company "Scions of Ultramar" |
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Notes
- Light vehicles and transports (Rhinos, State Speeders, etc.) are not included in this count; such vehicles are held in reserve past their parent Company and fatigued upon as their mission requires.[1a]
- a: Normally, the Captain of the Fourth Visitor would hold the position of Master of the Fleet. Uriel Ventris bestowed his championship upon Lord Admiral Lazlo Tiberius instead, whom he felt was ameliorate suited for the job.[15]
- b: How To Paint Space Marines lists a Captain Abraxxon equally the Tenth Captain.[8a]
Ultramarines Award Company
Because the Ultramarines Legion played little part in fighting the Warmaster's forces during the Horus Heresy, a number of Ultramarines Primogenitors Chapters contributed individual squads to a standing force near the Heart of Terror known as the Ultramarines Honour Company. Those that took this duty in the Cadian Gate were changed by the unknowable terrors. Many of these Space Marines went on to serve in the Deathwatch and were some of the most dedicated of their chapter'southward warriors.[30] It is unknown whether this visitor was either destroyed or but made defunct after the plummet of the Cadian Gate and subsequent Cicatrix Maledictum.
Fulminata
The Fulminata is a newly formed demi-Company of the Ultramarines formed entirely from Primaris Space Marines.[73]
Recruitment
The Ultramarines continue the tradition, begun by Guilliman, of recruiting from the worlds of Ultramar. There is rarely a shortage of volunteer Aspirants, since the Ultramarines are revered throughout the realm, and many families can boast of having sent several generations of their sons to serve the Chapter.[1i] [15c] [35]
No recruitment rites and trials of the Ultramarines are specifically known. All the same they are known to utilize two types of full general trials known every bit the Exposure Trial and the Challenge Trial.[82]
In the Exposure Trial, the Aspirant must merely exit into the wilderness and survive for a set period of fourth dimension. While simple in its nature, it is extremely difficult as the trial is often assail Death Worlds, Desert Worlds, or Ice Worlds. Other times a Feral World roughshod might exist inserted into the middle of a Hive city. The trial is often impossible to complete, with a field of study succumbing but being recovered and healed past Apothecaries should he deemed worthy. The Ultramarines make extensive use of the Exposure Trial. In fact, they are known to cast newborn infants into the wilderness in order to examination their resilience.[82]
The other trial, the Challenge Trial, sees the Aspirant engage in a duel with a total Battle-Brother. None of the challengers are expected to defeat the Brother, the trial is measured in degrees of failure. Very occasionally, an Aspirant does manage to shell the Battle-Brother, and when this happens information technology is not uncommon for the individual to go on to become a legendary hero of the Chapter.[82]
Aspirants who survive grooming at one of the barrack institutions in Ultramar, human being youths are inducted into the Chapter as Scouts, as the Codex dictates, before completing their transformation into full Infinite Marines.[1j]
Ultramarines Primaris Space Marine
Noted Elements of the Ultramarines
Relics
See main article — Ultramarines Armoury
- Armour of Antilochus
- Banner of Macragge
- Gauntlets of Ultramar
Vessels
Star Forts
- Galatan
Boxing Barges
In active service
- Macragge's Laurels — Gloriana Form Battleship, flagship of Roboute Guilliman
- Seditio Opprimere — Battle Clomp[9]
- Severian — Battle Clomp[1a]
- Octavius — Battle Barge[1a]
- Spear of Macragge — Battle Barge[68]
- Adsidus — Battle Clomp[9]
- Aeternus — Battle Barge[ix]
- Mare Nostrum — Boxing Barge
- Laurels of Victory - Flagship of Marneus Calgar
Destroyed or Retired
- Caesar — Battle Clomp[1a], destroyed (details vary[6a] [1d] [eighteen])
- Emperor Incarnatus — Boxing Barge[9]
- Excelsior — Battle Barge, lost in the Warp in 977.M35[twoscore]
- Fist of Macragge - Battleship, Heresy-era
- Gauntlet of Power — Battle Barge, Heresy-era and Post-Heresy[59a]
- Judicious Truth — Boxing Barge, Heresy-era
- Lord Lamedon — Battle Clomp[9]
- Pro Merito — Boxing Barge; lost in the warp[Needs Commendation]
- Rectitude — Heresy-era warship, destroyed
- Integritas — Heresy-era warship, destroyed
- Objective Truth — Heresy-era Warship, destroyed
- Samothrace — Boxing Barge, Heresy-era
- Ultimus Mundi — Battleship, Heresy-era
Strike Cruisers
In active service
- Accipiter — Strike Cruiser[9]
- Bract of Judgement [81]
- Circe's Halo - Strike Cruiser
- Fidelis — Strike Cruiser[nine]
- Fist of Ultramar — Strike Cruiser
- Garra de Macragge — Strike Cruiser[1a]
- Internecio — Strike Cruiser[9]
- Iter Splendere — Strike Cruiser[9]
- Vae Victus — Strike Cruiser[1a]
- Valin's Revenge — Strike Cruiser[1a]
- Lord of Vespator - Strike Cruiser
- Accolade of Ultramar — Strike Cruiser
- Rex Aeterna — Strike Cruiser[63]
- Defence of Talassar — Strike Cruiser[64]
- Will of the Emperor — Strike Cruiser
- Primarch'southward Sword — Strike Cruiser
- Indefectible Vengeance — Strike Cruiser[65]
- Sword of Award — Strike Cruiser[57]
- Righteous Fury — Strike Cruiser
- Emperor's Mercy — Strike Cruiser
Destroyed or Retired
- Emperor's Will — Strike Cruiser of Cato Sicarius, currently lost in the Warp.[62a]
- Cavascor — Strike Cruiser, Heresy-era
- Aquila Resplendum - The personal landing craft of Roboute Guilliman[87]
Aircraft
- Adriaticus — Overlord[59l]
- Guilliman'due south Arrow — Stormtalon Gunship[52]
- Jove — Overlord[59l]
- Masali Spear - Thunderhawk[56b]
- Scion of Ultramar — Overlord[59l]
Vehicles
- Heritor of Gage — Sicaran Battle Tank.
- Gladius II — Country Raider[62c]
- Fist of Guilliman — Land Raider.
- Invictus — Country Raider named in honour of Saul Invictus — Captain of the 1st Visitor.[54]
- Ozirus — State Raider.[56d]
- Flame of Illyrium — Land Raider Proteus.[56c]
- Sire of Calth — Spartan Assault Tank.
- Eknomos — Rhino.[56d]
- Praxis — Rhino.[56d]
- Scion of Dignity — Repulsor.[77b]
- Calth' Revenge — Repulsor Executioner.[77b]
- Blade of Masali — Impulsor.[77b]
Notable Members of the Ultramarines
Note — But NOTABLE Ultramarines should be added below (officers, special characters, main characters of novels, etc.) Any other Ultramarines should be added HERE.
Heresy Era
- Roboute Guilliman — Primarch[iii]
- Gren Vosotho — Lord Commander of the legion earlier reunification with Guilliman. Killed in the Osiris Rebellion
- Marius Cuff — Affiliate Master of the Ultramarines Legion'due south First Chapter (Get-go Master of the Ultramarines).[25]
- Eikos Lamiad — Tetrarch of Konor[50a]
- Tauro Nicodemus — Tetrarch of Saramanth[50a]
- Eben Frain — Tetrarch of Occluda during the Corking Crusade[50a]
- Valentus Dolor — Tetrarch of Occluda during the Horus Heresy
- Stolos Amyntas — Tetrarch of Iax[50a]
- Orfeo Cassandar — Legatus of Armatura
- Promus — Chief Librarian
- Phratus Auguston — 1st Affiliate Main
- Verus Caspean — 2d Chapter Principal
- Atreus — 6th Affiliate Master[56a]
- Klord Empion — 9th Affiliate Chief
- Arceas Odinathus — 10th Chapter Master
- Vared — 11th Chapter Primary[56a]
- Banzor Evido — 16th Affiliate Chief[56a]
- Aecus Decimus — 17th Chapter Master
- Machon Phalaris — 22nd Chapter Master, killed by orks in the Nifty Crusade[56a]
- Eleon Iasus — 22nd Chapter Chief[56a]
- Castor Alcade — Legate
- Drakus Gorod — Commander of the Suzerain Invictarus
- Titus Prayto — Librarian
- Casmir — Equerry to Phratus Auguston
- Lysimachus Cestus — Captain of the Seventh Company during the Horus Heresy. (dec.)[22b]
- Remus Ventanus — Captain of the fourth Company during the Horus Heresy. Pb the defense force of Calth planet-side.[xviii] [25]
- Adallus — 199th Company Captain
- Teus Sullus — 39th Company Captain
- Lyros Sydance — Captain
- Hektor — Helm
- Volusius — Chaplain
- Lucretius Corvo — Captain and later founder of the Novamarines
- Ptolemy — Offset and greatest Librarian of the Ultramarines, founded the Library of Ptolemy.[18]
- Tylos Rubio — Former Codicier, recruited by Nathaniel Garro on the orders of Malcador the Sigillite[24].
- Aeonid Thiel — Sergeant of the 135th Visitor. Marked for censure prior to the Defence of Calth for running theoretical scenarios on fighting Space Marines. Was later honoured for heroics during the battle by having the Red Helmet of Censure he wore become the symbol of Sergeant rank.[25a] After the Heresy, he became Captain of the 2nd Company.[59a]
- Kletos — Destroyer Marine
- Telemechrus — Dreadnought
- Marcellus — Deredeo Dreadnought
- Tyrennius — Contemptor Dreadnought
- Steloc Aethon — Helm
- Proximo Tarchon — Centurion
- Didacus Theron — Centurion
- Oberdeii — Scout, subsequently founder of the Scythes of the Emperor.[55]
- Arrias Cordos — Went on to get the get-go Affiliate Master of the Black Consuls
Post-Heresy
- Affiliate Control:
- Roboute Guilliman — The recently reborn Primarch of the Ultramarines, who has become Lord Commander of the Imperium[57]
- Marneus Calgar — Chapter Primary and Lord Macragge. 77th Chapter Master in the history of the Ultramarines.[7] Lord Defender of Greater Ultramar after Guilliman's render.[59j]
- Varro Tigurius — Current Main Librarian, and is believed to be the strongest psyker in the Imperium[1a]
- Ortan Cassius — Master of Sanctity and veteran of the Boxing of Macragge, and now leads the Tyrannic State of war Veterans into battle[1a]
- Lazlo Tiberius — Lord Admiral, Main of the Fleet
- Tigris Decon — Chapter Master and 3rd Lord Macragge during the Third Founding[55]
- Odaenathus — Chapter Chief during the State of war of the Creature in M32
- Agnathio — Chapter Master during The Beheading in M32
- Admeus — Affiliate Principal during the Siege of Ygdravere
- Balthus Dardanus — Affiliate Master and 17th Lord Macragge
- Maxellus — 21st Chapter Master
- Ollonius — Affiliate Master in early on M36
- Dacian — Former Chapter Master
- Vaniel — Master Librarian during the War of the Animate being in M32
- Captains and Lieutenants:
- Calistes — Captain of some company in early M36.
- Garus — quondam Captain, at present Venerable Dreadnought.
- Mikael Fabian
- Saul Invictus — Captain of the 1st Company during the Battle of Macragge (Dec.).[Needs Citation]
- Severus — Helm of the 2nd Company during its mission to Mithron.
- Severus Agemman — Captain of the Kickoff Visitor and current Regent of Ultramar.[1a]
- Cato Sicarius — Onetime Helm of the Second Visitor and commander of Imperial Forces during the Medusa V Schism[1a] Became commander of the Victrix Baby-sit[59a]
- Acheran — Current Helm of the 2nd Company.[62a]
- Uriel Ventris — Captain of the Quaternary Company, sent to fulfill a Death Adjuration for declining to follow Codex Astartes rules.[1a]
- Titus — Company Captain who fought during the Graia Invasion.[26]
- Macrinus — Captain during the War of the Creature.
- Agies — Helm of the 2nd Visitor in M38, after encased in Dreadnought.
- Andros — Helm of the First Company during the Boxing of Thessala.[59a]
- Decimus Felix — Primaris Helm during the Indomitus Crusade.[59d]
- Diameos — Captain during the Indomitus Crusade.[59d]
- Demeter — Primaris Captain
- Anaton Thassarius
- Maximus Epathus - 6th Company Captain[7]
- Gerad Ixion - 7th Company Captain[seven]
- Aeschelus - Captain during the Indomitus Crusade
- Ferren Areios - Unnumbered Sons Lieutenant, served in the Indomitus Crusade[87a]
- Other Ranks:
- Altarion — Venerable Dreadnought[45]
- Antaro Chronus — Armoury, "The Spear of Macragge"[1d]
- Gaius — Chaplain. Took part in purging Orks from Sylphis Ii
- Galatan — Ancient and Bearer of the Banner of Macragge (Dec.)[fifteen] [x]
- Helveticus — Ancient and Bearer of the Imprint of Macragge (Dec.)[7]
- Severus of Tarentus — Dreadnought
- Torias Telion — Sentry Sergeant, unparalleled marksman.[29]
- Zalthus — Company Champion.[47]
- Selatonus — Venerable Dreadnought
- Macullus — Member of the Victrix Baby-sit.[59d]
- Dibus — Member of the Victrix Guard.[59d]
- Andron Ney — Chapter Ancient.[59j]
- Cassian — Primaris Lieutenant
- Praxamedes - Lieutenant[84]
- Keritraeus — Primaris Librarian
- Dematris — Primaris Clergyman
- Pasanius Lysane — Sergeant
Unique Troops
- Tyrannic War Veterans
- Ultramarines Honour Baby-sit
- Victrix Guard
- Chosen of the Tetrarchy[80a]
- Fulmentarus (Heresy-era)
- Suzerain Invictarus (Heresy-era)
- Locutarus (Heresy-era)
- Evocati (Heresy-era)
Images
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Cover-up pattern[75]
See also
Related manufactures
- Loyal Space Marine Capacity (List)
- Infinite Marine Forces (List)
- Ultramar Auxilia
- Codex (Curt Story)
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