Editing Mourning Sons (section)

==Organization==

The Chapter is organized in a similar fashion as any other Codex Chapter, yet deviates in some specific points. Each of the companies, apart from functioning in the same or different fashion as other Codex based companies, also specialize in more specific tasks. 

Furthermore,the Chaplains also act as Captains and Company Masters, and the current Chapter Master is also a member of the Chapter’s Sanctity. Despite this, the roles ofboth Chapter Master and Master of Sanctity are divided between two of the most senior members of the Sanctity.



The 1stCompany – Privatus (Deprived): The Veteran Company. Its members relinquish their Terminator armours and cutting edge tech for older, antiquated, or damaged wargear, so that others would have use of it. They put their faith in that the Emperor will protect them from harm. Just because their wargear is in bad condition doesn’t mean they are less dangerous. What they lack in equipment,they make it up purely with their skills, experience and faith in the Emperor.

 

The 2ndCompany – Ira (Anger): The company that inherited the 1st’sTerminator armours and all their cutting-edge equipment. Composed purely of Assault Terminators, these marines strike with great fury and cut down their enemies before they have time to react.
 

 
The 3rdCompany – Sollicitus (Restlessness): The diplomats of the Chapter. Responsible for dealing with inter-chapter situations, the Imperial civilians on both the refugee ships and planets. They are also the ones who meet and negotiate with Imperial representatives.
 

 
The 4thCompany – Luctus (Grief): The reconstruction specialists. While the Chapter as a whole helps with rebuilding ravaged Imperial Worlds, this company is at its very core intended to rebuild entire Hive Worlds in a short time.
 

 
The 5thCompany – Culpa (Guilt): The lightning fast company. Composed of Assault Marines,Land Speeders, and Bikers, these marines seek out their quarry to defeat as fast as possible and to save the Chapter’s allies (if they are present).
 

 
The 6thCompany – Dolus (Disappointment): Teachers, trainers and educators. They are the ones who remember the disappointment that Jeremiah saw when his gift emerged. They are responsible with training the neophytes and re-educating people. Known to have the best eyes of all the Companies, they always try to seek out weakness and flaws among their own and their allies.
 

 
The 7thCompany – Spera (Hope): Those who have a closer contact with civilians. The 3rd and 4th may be the ones who contact others and rebuild cities, but it’s the 7th that is tasked with confronting people in order to ease the pain they have, to help those who lost their loved ones and to reunite entire families.
 

 
The 8thCompany – Penitentia (Penitence): Essentially a company made out wholly of Chaplains. They were shown by brother Jeremiah the ways of worshipping the Emperor. While there were Chapters that saw the Master of Mankind not as a god,but as the greatest of men, and there were Chapters that saw in him one,Jeremiah saw both. Even if the Emperor were the greatest of men, what he did was worthy of a god.
 

 
The 9thCompany – Timor (Fear): The pilots of the Chapter.Known for their great skills in aerial combat and delivering troops to the battlefield. Although Imperial propaganda tells that Space Marines know no fear, the 9th Company knows better. Even a Astartes knows the meaning of fear, yet if he allows it to seize him, all is lost. The marines of this company deny their minds to fear, thus their courage and determination is legendary.
 

 
The 10thCompany – Caecus  (Blindness): The 10thcompany has a outstanding number of one thousand. Ten times the size of a standard company. Apart of the Scout members It also includes all the Dreadnoughts and Devastator teams. As mentioned before, the Dreadnoughts are virtually blind, thus resulting in the Scouts to act as their eyes. Each of the Son’s Dreadnoughts is always accompanied by a pair of Neophytes. Overall, the10th Company acts as a large support company that distributes its members among the rest of the chapter.