The Assault on Kol: The Custodes Were in the Signus Cluster the Whole Time
GW just gave the Custodes their own Signus campaign, and the old lore says they were only ever there to keep an eye on Sanguinius.
Blood Ravens are mustering for battle!
In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only war...
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Chapter Librarium
The Fortress-Monastery Is the One Building the Imperium Can't Walk Into
GW put a big fortress-monastery lore section in the new Codex: Space Marines, so I went back to the 1987 floor plan. It has a guest room for the taxman.
Eleven Custodes Kits Now Carry Both Game Logos. In the Lore, Nothing Happened in Between.
GW is putting the 40K and Horus Heresy logos on eleven Custodes boxes. The only reason that works is that the Ten Thousand didn't do much for ten millennia.
The Ashen Claws Scoured the Nostramo Sector. The Imperium Sent a Fleet to Do It and Turned Up to Find the Job Done.
GW reprinted the Nostramo dispatches this week. The renegades who emptied the sector had been written out of their Legion twenty years earlier.
The Deathwatch Support Detachment Lends Any Chapter 500 Points of Veterans. The Real Loan Is the Archive.
GW just let any Space Marine army bolt on 500 points of Deathwatch for 1DP, and the flavour text quietly admits what the Chapter's actual asset is.
GW Told Us Who the Legion of the Damned Were in 1988. It's Spent Thirty-Eight Years Taking It Back.
GW printed the Legion of the Damned's origin in 1988. Every version since has said a bit less, and Friday's preview might force the issue.
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