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{{Infobox Spess Mahreen Chapter
Behold that lush colour scheme and weep dear smurfs.
|Name = Sons of Guilliman
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|Successors of = [[Ultramarines]]
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|Primarch = [[Roboute Guilliman|Guess Who]]
|Homeworld = Praesidia, located north of [[Ryza]].
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|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]]
|Colours = Light Blue & White, Quartered
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The '''Sons of Guilliman''', also known as the Sons of Girlyman, sons of Gigglyhand, Disciples of the Gullytan, ''et cetera'', are a successor chapter of the [[Ultramarine|Ultrasmurfs]] founded sometime in the 33rd Millennium. In spite of their name, they have a reputation for willfulness that is further complicated by their history as the unwitting progenitor of the "[[Adharon's Reavers]]" [[Chaos Space Marine]] warband, first identified during the [[Vraks|Siege of Vraks]].  


==History==
There is fluff regarding two battles that the Sons of Girlyman have taken part in; the [[Third War of Armageddon]] where they sent six companies to help battle the [[Orks]], and the Cleansing of Salinas where the Sons fought a force of Chaos Warriors who could bend reality and [[Rape|eat men whole]]. This battle ends in tragedy for the Sons when their force at the Cleansing gets wiped out, only for a force of silver warriors to smite the foes with lightning and faith ([[Grey Knights]] to the rescue again, eh?). Although it ended badly for the Sons, at least they are mentioned in a source. Thank you, [[Graham McNeil]], for doing your bit again to expand the fluff.


The Sons of Guilliman are a successor chapter of the [[Ultramarines]] founded sometime in the 33rd Millennium. Not much is known about them besides they are 'proud and noble' (like any successor of the ultrasmurfs then).
===Constantinius===
One cool bit of fluff is the story of Sergeant Constantinius, who turned traitor and proceeded to literally pull a one man [[Vraks|Siege of Vraks]]/mini [[Badab War]] by himself.


There is fluff regarding two battles that the Sons have taken part in; the [[Third War of Armageddon]] where they sent six companies to help battle the [[Orks]], and the [[Cleansing of Salinas]] where the Sons fought a force of chaos warriors who could bend reality and eat men whole. This battle ends in tragedy for the Sons where their force at the cleansing gets wiped out, only for a force of silver warriors to smite the foes with lightning and faith ([[Grey knights]] to the rescue again hey?). Although it ended badly for the Sons at least they are mentioned in a source. Thank you [[Graham McNeil]] for doing your bit again to expand the fluff.
He was part of a strike force that repelled the [[Tyranids]] from the planet of '''Nova Terra''' ''([[Nova Terra Interregnum|yes, that one]])''. His squad then remained on the planet for three years to root out any remaining taint. He later discovered that the planet's ruling caste had been infiltrated by a [[Genestealer]] cult and proceeded to burn them to death.


The Sons have a sweet but difficult colour scheme which means only the best painters will have a chance of doing it well. It is blue and white quartered diagonally so you have to have steady hand or a machine doing it for you.
Unfortunately for him, the local populace weren't happy that this blue superhuman had just BBQ'd their leaders, and rose up in revolution - to which he said ''"Fuck That!"'' and proceeded to burn the rest of the city down around him, along with the rest of his squad when they though he was being too heavy-handed. Having to justify his actions to the rest of the population, he told the people that he was only a monster because the [[Emperor]] made him one, which oddly endeared him, and he got himself an army, swiftly followed by the whole planet, which he renamed Constantinium in his own honour.
 
His war for independence attracted [[Chaos Space Marines]], but Constantinius defeated their leaders and claimed the warbands for himself, building himself into a genuine military threat that took the Imperium thirteen years, three Chapters ([[Iron Knights]], [[Tome Keepers]], and [[Night Reapers]]), twelve [[Imperial Guard]] regiments, a naval battlefleet, the [[Ordo Hereticus]] and the [[Officio Assassinorum]] to dig out.
 
Not bad for a one-man rebellion...
 
==Colours==
The Sons of Gullytan have a sweet but difficult colour scheme, which means only the best painters will have a chance of doing it well. It is blue and white quartered diagonally, so you have to have steady hand or a machine doing it for you. Also it's literally the Novamarines' color scheme with a different icon, lighter blue, and gold instead of grey Aquilla/Imperialis.


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Latest revision as of 11:24, 22 June 2023

Sons of Guilliman
Successors of Ultramarines
Primarch Guess Who
Homeworld Praesidia, located north of Ryza.
Allegiance Imperium of Man
Colours Light Blue & White, Quartered

The Sons of Guilliman, also known as the Sons of Girlyman, sons of Gigglyhand, Disciples of the Gullytan, et cetera, are a successor chapter of the Ultrasmurfs founded sometime in the 33rd Millennium. In spite of their name, they have a reputation for willfulness that is further complicated by their history as the unwitting progenitor of the "Adharon's Reavers" Chaos Space Marine warband, first identified during the Siege of Vraks.

History[edit]

There is fluff regarding two battles that the Sons of Girlyman have taken part in; the Third War of Armageddon where they sent six companies to help battle the Orks, and the Cleansing of Salinas where the Sons fought a force of Chaos Warriors who could bend reality and eat men whole. This battle ends in tragedy for the Sons when their force at the Cleansing gets wiped out, only for a force of silver warriors to smite the foes with lightning and faith (Grey Knights to the rescue again, eh?). Although it ended badly for the Sons, at least they are mentioned in a source. Thank you, Graham McNeil, for doing your bit again to expand the fluff.

Constantinius[edit]

One cool bit of fluff is the story of Sergeant Constantinius, who turned traitor and proceeded to literally pull a one man Siege of Vraks/mini Badab War by himself.

He was part of a strike force that repelled the Tyranids from the planet of Nova Terra (yes, that one). His squad then remained on the planet for three years to root out any remaining taint. He later discovered that the planet's ruling caste had been infiltrated by a Genestealer cult and proceeded to burn them to death.

Unfortunately for him, the local populace weren't happy that this blue superhuman had just BBQ'd their leaders, and rose up in revolution - to which he said "Fuck That!" and proceeded to burn the rest of the city down around him, along with the rest of his squad when they though he was being too heavy-handed. Having to justify his actions to the rest of the population, he told the people that he was only a monster because the Emperor made him one, which oddly endeared him, and he got himself an army, swiftly followed by the whole planet, which he renamed Constantinium in his own honour.

His war for independence attracted Chaos Space Marines, but Constantinius defeated their leaders and claimed the warbands for himself, building himself into a genuine military threat that took the Imperium thirteen years, three Chapters (Iron Knights, Tome Keepers, and Night Reapers), twelve Imperial Guard regiments, a naval battlefleet, the Ordo Hereticus and the Officio Assassinorum to dig out.

Not bad for a one-man rebellion...

Colours[edit]

The Sons of Gullytan have a sweet but difficult colour scheme, which means only the best painters will have a chance of doing it well. It is blue and white quartered diagonally, so you have to have steady hand or a machine doing it for you. Also it's literally the Novamarines' color scheme with a different icon, lighter blue, and gold instead of grey Aquilla/Imperialis.

Chapters of the Adeptus Astartes
First Founding
(M29)
Blood AngelsDark AngelsImperial FistsIron HandsRaven GuardSalamandersSpace WolvesUltramarinesWhite Scars
Second Founding
(021.M31)
Angels of AbsolutionAngels EncarmineAngels PorphyrAngels of RedemptionAngels SanguineAngels of VengeanceAngels VermillionAurora ChapterBlack ConsulsBlack GuardBlack TemplarsBlood DrinkersBrazen ClawsCrimson FistsDestroyersDoom EaglesEagle WarriorsExcoriatorsFists ExemplarFlesh TearersGenesis ChapterInceptorsIron SnakesLibatorsLions SableMaraudersMortifactorsNemesisNovamarinesObsidian GlaivesPatriarchs of UlixisPurple StarsPraetors of OrpheusRampagersRaptorsRed TalonsRevilersSilver EaglesSilver SkullsSoul DrinkersStorm LordsWhite ConsulsWolf Brothers
Third to
Twelfth Founding
(M32-M35)
Astral ClawsAngels PenitentAngels RevenantCharnel GuardDark PaladinsExecutionersFlesh EatersHalo BrethrenHowling GriffonsIron KnightsMantis WarriorsMarines MalevolentNight SwordsSable Swords (initial) - Scythes of the EmperorSpace SharksSons of Guilliman
Thirteenth Founding
(M35)
Death SpectresExorcists
Fourteenth to
Twentieth Founding
Angels of FireAvenging SonsCelebrants
Twenty-First Founding
(991.M35)
Black DragonsBlood GorgonsFire HawksFlame FalconsLamentersMinotaursSons of AntaeusTiger Claws
Twenty-Second to
Twenty-Sixth Founding
(M35-M41)
Angels of VigilanceAngels ExcelsisCelestial LionsDark HuntersDisciples of CalibanEmperor's SpearsFire AngelsGolden SonsHospitallersImperial HarbingersIron LordsKnights of the RavenMarines ErrantMentorsFire Claws/RelictorsStar PhantomsSubjugators
Ultima Founding
(999.M41/000.M42 to 012.M42)
Angels of DefianceBlack VipersBlades of VengeanceCastellans of the RiftCovenant of FireDark KrakensFulminatorsKnights CeruleanKnights of the ChaliceKnights of ThunderNecropolis HawksNemesorsPraetors of UltramarPrime AbsolversRift StalkersSilver DrakesSilver TemplarsSons of the PhoenixStorm ReapersUmbral KnightsUnnumbered SonsValiant BladesVoid TridentsWolfspear
Unknown Founding AbsolversAccipitersAdulatorsAngel GuardAngels EradicantAngels of RetributionAstral KnightsBlood RavensBlood SwordsBrazen DrakesBringers of JudgementBrothers PenitentCarmine BladesCowled WardensCrimson CastellansCrimson ConsulsCrimson ScythesDark HandsDark SonsDeath EaglesDoom WarriorsEmperor's ShadowsFire LordsGuardians of the CovenantGraven SpectresHammers of DornHarbingersHawk LordsInvadersIron CrusadersIron TalonsJade DragonsKnights of BloodKnights UnyieldingMarines ExemplarThe NamelessNight WatchRainbow WarriorsReclaimersRed HuntersRed ScorpionsRed SeraphsRed TemplarsRetributorsSable Swords (refounded) • Shadow WolvesSolar HawksSons of OrarStar DragonsStormwatchersStorm GiantsStorm WardensValedictorsViper LegionVorpal SwordsWhite TemplarsStorm Wings
Unsanctioned Founding Consecrators (founding unknown, but likely after 2nd Founding) • Sons of Medusa (separated from parent Chapters, ratified by edict) • Steel Confessors (de facto 22nd Founding, de jure ratified by edict) • Ashen Claws (separatist Raven Guard Legion exiles, nominal loyalists)
Others Astartes PraesesDeathwatchGrey KnightsJudgedLegion of the Damned