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One of the first major conflicts that Valdor would take part in was the infamous Battle of Maulland Sen. One of the first major pushes by the budding Imperial forces, it would see the deployment of an entire legion of the newly created Thunder Warriors, alongside the Emperor, Constantin, and thirty of the Custodian Guard. | One of the first major conflicts that Valdor would take part in was the infamous Battle of Maulland Sen. One of the first major pushes by the budding Imperial forces, it would see the deployment of an entire legion of the newly created Thunder Warriors, alongside the Emperor, Constantin, and thirty of the Custodian Guard. | ||
He would also oversee the eventual destruction of the Thunder Warriors at battle of Mount Ararat one last, a final stand of Thunder Warriors defiance against their enemy and certainly not the cold ethics of practicality. | He would also oversee the eventual destruction of the Thunder Warriors at battle of Mount Ararat one last, a final stand of Thunder Warriors defiance against their enemy and certainly not the cold ethics of practicality. | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 17 January 2022
Constantin Valdor was the original Captain-General of the Legio Custodes. Well known as one of the greatest warriors in the Imperium, to the point where "can he take a Primarch in a fight" is a question taken seriously both in and out of universe. If Malcador was the Emperor's right-hand man, Valdor was his left hand.
History
Unification Wars
Not much is known about Valdor's origins. It is stated that the Emperor spent a lot of time and effort searching for him, suggesting he was somehow special even before his transformation into a Custodes. Although widely believed to be the first of his kind, Valdor himself isn't sure if he was the Emperor's first creation, or merely the first one that actually survived.
One of the first major conflicts that Valdor would take part in was the infamous Battle of Maulland Sen. One of the first major pushes by the budding Imperial forces, it would see the deployment of an entire legion of the newly created Thunder Warriors, alongside the Emperor, Constantin, and thirty of the Custodian Guard.
He would also oversee the eventual destruction of the Thunder Warriors at battle of Mount Ararat one last, a final stand of Thunder Warriors defiance against their enemy and certainly not the cold ethics of practicality.
Great Crusade
Horus Heresy
Post-Heresy
Eventually Valdor disappeared, leaving behind only his Apollonian Spear. Perhaps he saw how all the Primarchs were doing the "disappear mysteriously so people can spread legends about you returning for the final battle" shtick, and didn't want to be left out.
King in Yellow?
On Tabletop
| Points | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld | Sv |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 275 | 7 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 6 | 5 | 10 | 2+/4++ |