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== Silver Templars | == Silver Templars Sourcebook == | ||
The Silver Templars received a rather disappointing " | The Silver Templars received a rather disappointing "sourcebook". It took the form of a forty-eight page, hardcover artbook, which was '''automatically''' included in a subscriber's monthly subscription of the "Warhammer: Conquest" painting line for an additional £20 (about $24 in USD) -- i.e. a subscriber had to call and cancel if they ''didn't'' want to be charged for the additional content. Shady business practices aside, the book contained generic lore for the chapter and examples of the chapter's structuring and paint-scheme but no solid rules or datasheets to differentiate them from their Ultramarine forebears, meaning anyone with an internet connection and a half-way decent understanding of the Google search function could save themselves the £20. Fortunately the people in charge of the whole debacle allowed those who felt duped by the obvious cash grab to apply for a refund. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
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File:Silver Templars Marketing Flier.jpg|Advertising at it's finest. Skirting the truth. | |||
File:SilverTemplar.jpg|Silver never looked so good. | |||
</gallery> | |||
{{Marines-Official}} | {{Marines-Official}} | ||
[[Category:Primaris Marines]] | [[Category:Primaris Marines]] | ||
Revision as of 02:58, 7 August 2019
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| Battle Cry | Focus and Fury! | |
| Founding | Ultima Founding | |
| Successors of | Ultramarines | |
| Chapter Master | Akilios Zanaris | |
| Primarch | Roboute Guilliman | |
| Homeworld | Novaris | |
| Strength | Unknown | |
| Specialty | Duelling | |
| Allegiance | Imperium | |
| Colours | Silver, black, and yellow | |
The Silver Templars are yet another Ultramarines Primaris successor chapter. Though this one stands apart a bit more as they more inclined towards duelling and daring, rather than tactics and discipline. One of their strike cruisers had a run-in with Mad Dok Grotsnik and his warband, and the dok captured some the marines alive for... something.
Silver Templars Sourcebook
The Silver Templars received a rather disappointing "sourcebook". It took the form of a forty-eight page, hardcover artbook, which was automatically included in a subscriber's monthly subscription of the "Warhammer: Conquest" painting line for an additional £20 (about $24 in USD) -- i.e. a subscriber had to call and cancel if they didn't want to be charged for the additional content. Shady business practices aside, the book contained generic lore for the chapter and examples of the chapter's structuring and paint-scheme but no solid rules or datasheets to differentiate them from their Ultramarine forebears, meaning anyone with an internet connection and a half-way decent understanding of the Google search function could save themselves the £20. Fortunately the people in charge of the whole debacle allowed those who felt duped by the obvious cash grab to apply for a refund.
Gallery
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Advertising at it's finest. Skirting the truth.
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Silver never looked so good.
