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He was introduced during 6E's ''Sentinels of Terra'' Codex Supplement, acting as a sort of counter to First Captain [[Darnath Lysander]]'s suicidal recklessness. | He was introduced during 6E's ''Sentinels of Terra'' Codex Supplement, acting as a sort of counter to First Captain [[Darnath Lysander]]'s suicidal recklessness. | ||
After the Third Company was nearly wiped out, Tor, by this time captain of the Second Company, got permission to reassign himself to it and help it rebuild. | After the Third Company was nearly wiped out, Tor, by this time captain of the Second Company, got permission to reassign himself to it and help it rebuild. While the company was recovering in the [[The Phalanx|Phalanx]], they fell under assault by [[Warsmith]] [[Shon'tu]] and his warband and [[Be'lakor]], the First and Greatest daemon prince. Tor and the 3rd, along with half of the First Company managed to hold out, though he was forced to turn the battle-fortress' guns on itself to purge ten percent of its super-structure and stop the spread of Chaos corruption. Although Sergeant Furman and his Terminators killed [[Shon'tu]] dead, it still seemed that it would be a last stand, as the daemons had chased the Fists to one final redoubt. | ||
To prevent the Phalanx being used against Terra, Garadon ordered the station to enter the Warp. The [[Legion of the Damned]] immediately showed up to break the stalemate. Tor, being the utter badass he is, singlehandedly punched the crap out of [[Be'lakor]], literally turning the daemon prince into pulp with his power fist. Instead of turning [[Phalanx]] around, Tor said "fuck to that" and took his [[Star Wars|Death Star]] to [[Cadia]] where he used the ship to knock seven shades of shit out of a Blackstone Fortress. | |||
After the battle for Cadia the wounded Phalanx | After the battle for Cadia, the wounded Phalanx retreated back to Terra for repairs and to stop the High Lords' bitching about Terra being undefended. Tor and the Imperial Fists aboard the Phalanx helped Custodian Valerian to destroy some of the many heretical cults that had sprung up on Terra since the birth of the Great Rift and the extinguishing of the Astronomican. | ||
==On Tabletop== | ==On Tabletop== | ||
Despite being a major focus of the Sentinels of Terra supplement, he never really got a proper ruleset. The closest we got to that was "The Spartean", his relic bolt pistol that didn't worry about cover when shooting. | Despite being a major focus of the Sentinels of Terra supplement, he never really got a proper ruleset. The closest we got to that was "The Spartean", his relic bolt pistol that didn't worry about cover when shooting. | ||
Then [[Ragnar Blackmane|he]] [[Mephiston|became]] [[Marneus Calgar|another]] [[Varro Tigurius|crosser]] [[Kayvaan Shrike|of the]] [[Kor'sarro Khan|Rubicon]] [[Malkaan Feirros|Primaris]]. In particular, Tor took | [[Captain Titus|Then]] [[Ragnar Blackmane|he]] [[Mephiston|became]] [[Marneus Calgar|another]] [[Varro Tigurius|crosser]] [[Kayvaan Shrike|of]] [[Adrax Agatone|the]] [[Kor'sarro Khan|Rubicon]] [[Malkaan Feirros|Primaris]]. In particular, Tor took the Gravis armor for that termie-tough save and slapped a grav-gun on his suit. And a massive power fist with built in knuckledusters! | ||
==In Other Media== | ==In Other Media== | ||
Despite it being technically a ''temporary'' posting due to circumstances (the 3rd Company rebuilding), Tor Garadon has become the de-facto Imperial Fists commander stationed on [[The Phalanx]] due to his heroics at the Battle of [[Cadia]] for [[Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II]]. | Despite it being technically a ''temporary'' posting due to circumstances (the 3rd Company rebuilding), Tor Garadon has become the de-facto Imperial Fists commander stationed on [[The Phalanx]] due to his heroics at the Battle of [[Cadia]] for [[Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II]]. | ||
He is present for the tutorial segment showing the Battle of Cadia, leading the Phalanx against the [[Blackstone Fortress]] ''Will of Eternity'', though he plays no further part of the Imperial Campaign after that. In it, he spouts some hilariously confident, badass lines that end up being fully justified. He and the venerable battle fortress appear again in the Necron and Chaos campaigns however, and are credible threats in both. | He is present for the tutorial segment showing the Battle of Cadia, leading the Phalanx against the [[Blackstone Fortress]] ''Will of Eternity'', though he plays no further part of the Imperial Campaign after that. In it, he spouts some hilariously confident, badass lines that end up being fully justified. He and the venerable battle fortress appear again in the Necron and Chaos campaigns however, and are credible threats in both, though this part is non-canon. | ||
==Images== | ==Images== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:10, 23 June 2023
"The Sons of Dorn are too stubborn to die. Why should his regal daughter be different? Gaze on the Blackstone Fortress' death, Commodore. Gaze and rejoice for service fufilled."
- – Tor Garadon to Commodore Trevaux as he's blowing up The Blackstone Fortress Will of Eternity
Tor Garadon is the Brother-Captain of the Imperial Fists Third Company.
He was introduced during 6E's Sentinels of Terra Codex Supplement, acting as a sort of counter to First Captain Darnath Lysander's suicidal recklessness.
After the Third Company was nearly wiped out, Tor, by this time captain of the Second Company, got permission to reassign himself to it and help it rebuild. While the company was recovering in the Phalanx, they fell under assault by Warsmith Shon'tu and his warband and Be'lakor, the First and Greatest daemon prince. Tor and the 3rd, along with half of the First Company managed to hold out, though he was forced to turn the battle-fortress' guns on itself to purge ten percent of its super-structure and stop the spread of Chaos corruption. Although Sergeant Furman and his Terminators killed Shon'tu dead, it still seemed that it would be a last stand, as the daemons had chased the Fists to one final redoubt.
To prevent the Phalanx being used against Terra, Garadon ordered the station to enter the Warp. The Legion of the Damned immediately showed up to break the stalemate. Tor, being the utter badass he is, singlehandedly punched the crap out of Be'lakor, literally turning the daemon prince into pulp with his power fist. Instead of turning Phalanx around, Tor said "fuck to that" and took his Death Star to Cadia where he used the ship to knock seven shades of shit out of a Blackstone Fortress.
After the battle for Cadia, the wounded Phalanx retreated back to Terra for repairs and to stop the High Lords' bitching about Terra being undefended. Tor and the Imperial Fists aboard the Phalanx helped Custodian Valerian to destroy some of the many heretical cults that had sprung up on Terra since the birth of the Great Rift and the extinguishing of the Astronomican.
On Tabletop[edit]
Despite being a major focus of the Sentinels of Terra supplement, he never really got a proper ruleset. The closest we got to that was "The Spartean", his relic bolt pistol that didn't worry about cover when shooting.
Then he became another crosser of the Rubicon Primaris. In particular, Tor took the Gravis armor for that termie-tough save and slapped a grav-gun on his suit. And a massive power fist with built in knuckledusters!
In Other Media[edit]
Despite it being technically a temporary posting due to circumstances (the 3rd Company rebuilding), Tor Garadon has become the de-facto Imperial Fists commander stationed on The Phalanx due to his heroics at the Battle of Cadia for Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II.
He is present for the tutorial segment showing the Battle of Cadia, leading the Phalanx against the Blackstone Fortress Will of Eternity, though he plays no further part of the Imperial Campaign after that. In it, he spouts some hilariously confident, badass lines that end up being fully justified. He and the venerable battle fortress appear again in the Necron and Chaos campaigns however, and are credible threats in both, though this part is non-canon.
Images[edit]
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