The Inquisition know how to hold a grudge, even a century after Armageddon they send an assassin across the great rift to kill their new chapter master.
@@Luciusthestorms they cant make chapeters but thats besides the point they are the only chapter excpet the dark angels and ultramarines that has a 10k year old hours heresy era marine left then theres the f around and find out attitude they take to non emperor or russ people trying to tell them what to do
@@christophercombs7561 each great company is basically a chapter in itself. So they number around 11,000 at max strength - while the other chapters are 1000
@@Thabooka they are a werid case but thats because they cant make seperate chapeters iirc the salamanders and iron hands are very similar and so are the black templars
Y'know the more you hear about the inquisition's shenanigans, the more you like the fact that many of them go missing cuz they were poking around the Unforgiven.
Canonically. I can't remember the name of the story but an inquisitor and Dark Angels teamed up to stop a Nurglite cult. The inquistor suspected the DA of treachery after they dipped from a battle and accidentally learned about the Fallen. Bang bang.
The tale of the Celestial Lions is why I'm convinced the Inquisition will move against the Primarchs. Not for the good of the Imperium. For the ego and paranoia of the Inquisition.
Negative.... The inquisition has done the best they can with what they have... They could still be a mighty weapon for either a Primarch or hopefully the Emperor soon.
I'm kind of amazed they haven't already. Maybe they are biding their time after Guiliman foiled a coup from the High Lords of Terra without even being there in person. Though, once word gets out that the Lion has officially returned, they will definitely have to act because the Lion is not nearly as subtle as his brother.
@@patrickmcginty3234 well the master of the assassin temples sided with Guiliman so any Inquisitor that tries is going to have to think really hard about it first lol.
@@caseymay5449 "The best they can" I wish I could believe such a statement but there is literally books full of examples that show not just Inquisitors but the entire organization act in a very different way. Petty jealousies, even pettier egos and outright lunacy have not only been covered up by the Inquisitorial Ordos but condoned and even repeated. It's an example of an organization that started under one premise but has mutated into something else entirely.
WHEN the Custodes figured out how come their Emissaries of the Emperor never arrived with their Celestial Lion Primaris reinforcements, and more importantly, WHO did it, it'll be a bad day to be an Inquisitor...
"Master Custodes, I take it you bring word from beyond the rift?" "High lord of the inquisition, you are hearby charged with crimes against the throne" "Are you threatening me Master Custodes?"
I'm pretty sure the Custodes have had enough of everyone at this point. Both the Inquisition and the Black Templars have proven to be unreliable at best and treacherous at worst. I wouldn't be surprised if they worked behind the scenes to make both of them fight each other and then brutalize and subjugate the remains.
Yep. Because while the inquisitors certainly hold a lot of power, there is little they can do to the Custodes if they're exposed. They are the guards of the Emperor himself. And then suddenly, all their supposed power will mean nothing. Now that would be funny.
Now if only Guilliman could only have stumbled across their new chapter master as he was about to get assassinated. Guilliman might have to clean house again.
I feel like this is absolutely the petty, vicious revenge of a single inquisitor. It fits perfectly with the grimdark horror of the Imperium. The world of 40k isn't just warp monsters and ravenous xenos. It's social and political horror turned up to eleven (thousand). So what's more awful? The Inquisition deciding to eradicate a loyal chapter who objected to their actions? Or a single Inquisitor making the decision to wipe out a loyal chapter, because he's petty, drunk on power, and must have his way in all things?
@@Hewrin88 I know, yet the destruction of an astartes chapter is going to be a multi department effort. We have everything from on ship saboteurs of multiple imperial organizations to on the ground Vindicaire assassins. One rogue inquisitor would not be able to activate all of these assets without other inquisitors finding out, especially not when they are constantly trying to find ways to one up each other.
Iam a Dark Angels player for 22 Years now and am a devout follower of the Lion. After reading the Heels Reach book and all that is to read about the Celestial Lions i became a huge fan of them and even painted a Kill Team in thier sheme of Astartes Marines cause iam not sure if there are any Primaris versions of the Celestial Lions. These guys deserve better. I hope they can rebuild themselves. Such a great Chapter to have in the grim darkness of 40k
Gulliman, needs to find out where Dorn might be to get him back so all sons of Dorn, mainly Black Templars will return to him and takes on Inquisition would be a epic tale for Rho to read to us.
My favourtite part of this story is it shows the problems of absolute power within an organisation where the only thing keeping them in check is the other memebers of that organisation. It's a really cool exploration of that idea and it's not even the main theme.
This is yet another reason why the "fall" of the Alpha Legion is such a tragedy. This is definitely a job for the Alpha Legion. They could definitely get to the root of this, and deal with it, decisively.
Completely agree. If an element of the Alpha Legion remained loyal (I think Omegon is still alive and loyal) then they would easily deal with any jumped up Inquisitor doing these things. Would be a great read aswell following an Alpha Legion strike team as they hunt down the Inquisition forces attacking the remaining Celestial Lions
I hope they get saved by Robute and restored to their former glory. They are way caring about the civilians. They seem more like Vulcan's sons than Dorn's wall boys. Idk.
Less likely the Inquisitor by himself, more likely he had to conspire with his conclave to go after a whole chapter and sabotage no only them, but a whole critical warzone.
I remember playing a GW mass participation game, we had a Comm update about the overall campaign and the shop actually went quiet/shocked when the manager read out that the celestial lions are all but wiped out. Just the shock of a chapter going out.
I remember watching the bricky video and him saying the inquisitors are good at their job but then i remember about 90% of them only become inquistors because they have family in high places and shit, but most of the actual good inquisitors which is like 3 to 4 people per ordo are doing the work of their entire ordos which makes me feel like guilleman and el johnson should eradicate and re build it and the church. They are too fundamentally detrimental to the imperium which actually probably could have rebuilt better and quicker if neither of them existed
The only thing that seperates them from the enemies is they are 1% loyal, if not they would of been purged. A shadowy Kabal that you can never figure out what they are planning and is everywhere. Good thing most of them are on paint huffing levels.
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I see a trend in this: is there, in lore, any “issue” between Dorn and the Inquisition of the beginning? Because the Celestial Lion are in the Inquisition crosshair.. and so are the Crimson Fists… i hope both Dorn and Russ come back at once and thake this matter in theirs hands
Even playing devils advocate the inquisitor has the right to make the decision of exterminatus. But deliberately undermining and eradicating a loyalist chapter for no good reason is nothing short of treason.
93 astartes and 3 ships ought to be enough to hunt down a rogue inquisitor and his acomplices... just pretend to go about their business then suddenly rain annihalation upon the traitor
That seems to go against the nature of the Celestial Lions who sound earnest, and honor bound. And you know how inflexible Astartes are to their natures when there’s no demons actively ear fucking them.
I'd REALLY like to hear the reasoning of the inquisitor here, because to me, this sounds most like the actions of a single inquisitor, due to a writer needing a "bad guy" for a grimdark story, and a petty inquisitor was a good candidate.
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I think they'll keep clinging on until Dorn returns and the inquisition actions will cause huge internal conflicts between the primarchs and the inquisition.
That inquisitor needs adding to an assassinorium kill list. Even if they somehow deserved destruction, for them to work with xenos, activity invading an imperial world is unforgivable
I want this case will be presented to the Lion and to Roboute, the CELESTIAL LIONS deserve justice and revenge for the inquisition bedrail an entire chapter.. for the crime of Ego... "wast not the emperor's gifts"
Pretty good contrast with the months of shame from the space wolves because this shows that the inquisition can definitely fuck with chapters at will and the only reasons they stepped back from the wolves was because the wolves were so strong and fucking with a first founding chapter was not gonna be taken lightly by the entire loyalist astartes
i feel like that one inquisitor that handed over 10 worlds and 10 crates worth off 10 different weapons could be behind it as the orcs are just feeding him miss information each time he gets one to interrogate.
There's a world where the inquisitor's actions initially made sense. Maybe he thought the world could be saved just to realize that the chaos taint was too deep only after his agents were free to investigate more deeply once the active combatants were killed. That's the kind of cold calculation you might expect or even desire from an inquisitor. BUT, if that was the case it should have been simple to sit down with the lion's leadership and explain it. The inquisition often seems to start with something reasonable only to escalate to cartoon villains when something doesn't go to plan. See also, the months of shame. In a way it makes me dislike them. It feels like they too often go from complex characters to one dimensional parodies. I can't wait for the inquisition to eat some shit but I think the big space marine vs. inquisition payoffs won't come until Russ returns and who knows how many years that will be.
As an ][nquisitor myself. Of the ordo Malleus I understand that toy fenrisians might not take what I say with more then a grain of salt. But I personally feel like the celestial lions got screwed by ambition. And wish it had been other wise. How ever with that said I would like to hear more about other lesser known chapters. The flame hawks, the doom eagles and the red scorpions for example. We don't need to talk more about the blood ravens there are plenty of posts about them. But that's my 2 cents
This is why I hate the inquisition because they are one person giving so much power and they never learn responsibility with that power also the celestial lions should send a small group of bad asses to gulliman to tell the truth and what is happening to their chapter
It's all "Yes & No". The Inquisitor didn't value the nature of the Celestial Lions. The Lions wanted actions taken on "Policy" that was beyond their purview. Abusive excess vs pointless involvement. Both can be condemned, both can praised for loyalty to the Imperium. Many thanx Rho 👍👍
There was a story that ryans world the crimson fist fortress was destroyed by inqustors orders as well seem the fist have not got any friends in the holy orders .a lest the dark angels and space wolfs agree on how inqustors should be delt with.
Can't wait for that corpse of an emperor to reanimate in 37th edition only to find that his greatest enemy will be part of his own imperium......again.
This is one of those stories that should end with a big audit and a primarch starring at a group of hereticus inquisitors and being very salty in his comments on the situation
I genuinely want to believe 1 inquisitor just threw a fucking temper tantrum because these people exist in life. You can be competent and intelligent but with a paper thin ego that once shattered your forever a fucking problem to them and they will try to sabotage you in any way and refuse to acknowledge the things they do while smiling knowing that you know
The Inquisition know how to hold a grudge, even a century after Armageddon they send an assassin across the great rift to kill their new chapter master.
Too bad the celestial lions didnt have the mindset of the space wolves
@@christophercombs7561 well space wolves were still a legion with their sneaky way of making chapters. Messing with them wouldn't be easy.
@@Luciusthestorms they cant make chapeters but thats besides the point they are the only chapter excpet the dark angels and ultramarines that has a 10k year old hours heresy era marine left then theres the f around and find out attitude they take to non emperor or russ people trying to tell them what to do
@@christophercombs7561 each great company is basically a chapter in itself. So they number around 11,000 at max strength - while the other chapters are 1000
@@Thabooka they are a werid case but thats because they cant make seperate chapeters iirc the salamanders and iron hands are very similar and so are the black templars
Y'know the more you hear about the inquisition's shenanigans, the more you like the fact that many of them go missing cuz they were poking around the Unforgiven.
they live on starting conflict over shockingly petty sh*t. beyond petty.
Canonically. I can't remember the name of the story but an inquisitor and Dark Angels teamed up to stop a Nurglite cult. The inquistor suspected the DA of treachery after they dipped from a battle and accidentally learned about the Fallen. Bang bang.
One of the reasons I love the DA so much. They don't take crap from the inquisition
Dark angels dont f*** around like the fists
So...the Black Templars, Dark Angels and Guilliman have something in common now?
The tale of the Celestial Lions is why I'm convinced the Inquisition will move against the Primarchs. Not for the good of the Imperium. For the ego and paranoia of the Inquisition.
Negative.... The inquisition has done the best they can with what they have... They could still be a mighty weapon for either a Primarch or hopefully the Emperor soon.
I'm kind of amazed they haven't already. Maybe they are biding their time after Guiliman foiled a coup from the High Lords of Terra without even being there in person. Though, once word gets out that the Lion has officially returned, they will definitely have to act because the Lion is not nearly as subtle as his brother.
@@patrickmcginty3234 well the master of the assassin temples sided with Guiliman so any Inquisitor that tries is going to have to think really hard about it first lol.
The Lion should have no problems, his Sons have been dealing with the Inquisition pretty well these past years.
@@caseymay5449 "The best they can" I wish I could believe such a statement but there is literally books full of examples that show not just Inquisitors but the entire organization act in a very different way. Petty jealousies, even pettier egos and outright lunacy have not only been covered up by the Inquisitorial Ordos but condoned and even repeated. It's an example of an organization that started under one premise but has mutated into something else entirely.
WHEN the Custodes figured out how come their Emissaries of the Emperor never arrived with their Celestial Lion Primaris reinforcements, and more importantly, WHO did it, it'll be a bad day to be an Inquisitor...
"Master Custodes, I take it you bring word from beyond the rift?"
"High lord of the inquisition, you are hearby charged with crimes against the throne"
"Are you threatening me Master Custodes?"
@@thehandoftheking3314 That would be unnecessary, Inquisitor.
*Decapitate Lord Inquisitor *
Very, very true. Imagine if the BT turned on the inquisition, and met up with the Custodes sent to deal with the the Inquisitor
I'm pretty sure the Custodes have had enough of everyone at this point. Both the Inquisition and the Black Templars have proven to be unreliable at best and treacherous at worst. I wouldn't be surprised if they worked behind the scenes to make both of them fight each other and then brutalize and subjugate the remains.
Yep.
Because while the inquisitors certainly hold a lot of power, there is little they can do to the Custodes if they're exposed. They are the guards of the Emperor himself. And then suddenly, all their supposed power will mean nothing. Now that would be funny.
Now if only Guilliman could only have stumbled across their new chapter master as he was about to get assassinated. Guilliman might have to clean house again.
It's not over, yet.
@@RobouteGuilliman-M41Absolutely a relief battle group with the Lion at the helm, crushing blow to Chaos
I feel like this is absolutely the petty, vicious revenge of a single inquisitor. It fits perfectly with the grimdark horror of the Imperium. The world of 40k isn't just warp monsters and ravenous xenos. It's social and political horror turned up to eleven (thousand). So what's more awful? The Inquisition deciding to eradicate a loyal chapter who objected to their actions? Or a single Inquisitor making the decision to wipe out a loyal chapter, because he's petty, drunk on power, and must have his way in all things?
And it's honestly just wasteful. At least suicide them productively.
The inquisitors are a self policing force. It's highly unlikely it's a single inquisitor, and quite likely a higher up decision.
@@jellydamgood rogue elements do exist though, as we have seen from Kryptman and Eishenhorn
@@Hewrin88 I know, yet the destruction of an astartes chapter is going to be a multi department effort. We have everything from on ship saboteurs of multiple imperial organizations to on the ground Vindicaire assassins.
One rogue inquisitor would not be able to activate all of these assets without other inquisitors finding out, especially not when they are constantly trying to find ways to one up each other.
@@jellydamgood Yeah thats true
Iam a Dark Angels player for 22 Years now and am a devout follower of the Lion. After reading the Heels Reach book and all that is to read about the Celestial Lions i became a huge fan of them and even painted a Kill Team in thier sheme of Astartes Marines cause iam not sure if there are any Primaris versions of the Celestial Lions. These guys deserve better. I hope they can rebuild themselves. Such a great Chapter to have in the grim darkness of 40k
I agree even there name is epic.
As a fellow dark angels player. I agree. Would love to start a small compliment of them or roll some of their lore into my homebrew chapter.
Gulliman, needs to find out where Dorn might be to get him back so all sons of Dorn, mainly Black Templars will return to him and takes on Inquisition would be a epic tale for Rho to read to us.
That's a waste of time. A stupid waste of time. Dorn's in the Warp. Dead.
Go polish your Bluberries Bobby.
@@RobouteGuilliman-M41 nfi w⚓️
Lord ADornable is being held prisoner by the enemy in the warp.
@@RobouteGuilliman-M41 They never found his body. And in fiction, that means he's alive.
My favourtite part of this story is it shows the problems of absolute power within an organisation where the only thing keeping them in check is the other memebers of that organisation. It's a really cool exploration of that idea and it's not even the main theme.
This is yet another reason why the "fall" of the Alpha Legion is such a tragedy. This is definitely a job for the Alpha Legion. They could definitely get to the root of this, and deal with it, decisively.
Completely agree. If an element of the Alpha Legion remained loyal (I think Omegon is still alive and loyal) then they would easily deal with any jumped up Inquisitor doing these things.
Would be a great read aswell following an Alpha Legion strike team as they hunt down the Inquisition forces attacking the remaining Celestial Lions
There's still the Raven guard.
The Months of Shame of the Space Wolves and the Dark Angels killing inquisitors is what got me into their chapters.
Black Dragons did it too in death of antagonis.
I'm picturing a returned Rogal Dorn, a certain Inquisitor clutched in his new metal hand, striding towards an airlock.
And all of his sons and other chapters watching him smiling
@@desperado4367 we all know sons of Dorn don't believe in smiling.
@@williamings773 they're smiling on the inside
I hope they get saved by Robute and restored to their former glory. They are way caring about the civilians. They seem more like Vulcan's sons than Dorn's wall boys. Idk.
Dorn's boys have always been good.
Less likely the Inquisitor by himself, more likely he had to conspire with his conclave to go after a whole chapter and sabotage no only them, but a whole critical warzone.
I remember playing a GW mass participation game, we had a Comm update about the overall campaign and the shop actually went quiet/shocked when the manager read out that the celestial lions are all but wiped out. Just the shock of a chapter going out.
I remember watching the bricky video and him saying the inquisitors are good at their job but then i remember about 90% of them only become inquistors because they have family in high places and shit, but most of the actual good inquisitors which is like 3 to 4 people per ordo are doing the work of their entire ordos which makes me feel like guilleman and el johnson should eradicate and re build it and the church. They are too fundamentally detrimental to the imperium which actually probably could have rebuilt better and quicker if neither of them existed
The only thing that seperates them from the enemies is they are 1% loyal, if not they would of been purged.
A shadowy Kabal that you can never figure out what they are planning and is everywhere.
Good thing most of them are on paint huffing levels.
Awesome! Thanks for covering this. My kid plays celestial lions and will hopefully enjoy this.
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the inquisition was lucky this chapter didnt turn traitor after all of that
Guilliman needs to clean house again
I have a new found respect for the Space Wolves for killing Inquisition members now. Glory to the Celestial Lions!
The imperium will always be its own biggest enemy. it's simply the nature of certain humans who have power.
I see a trend in this: is there, in lore, any “issue” between Dorn and the Inquisition of the beginning? Because the Celestial Lion are in the Inquisition crosshair.. and so are the Crimson Fists… i hope both Dorn and Russ come back at once and thake this matter in theirs hands
I am looking forward to see how the lion will handle the inquisition I hope he teaches them a good lesson
Its gonna be a bloodbath nuff said
Inquisitor: "my lord, I think you need to pay heed to us"
Johnson: "A Lion doesn't care for the opinion of a sheep".
The Blood Ravens claim this video for the emperor, the unknown primarch and the chapter!
I'm thinking they could be brought back to 100 percent when custodes come to deliver them geneseed and tech priests.
We need some Star Phantom action, most underrated marines.
Just finished Spear of the Emperor, and what the inquisition did pissed me off!
Even playing devils advocate the inquisitor has the right to make the decision of exterminatus. But deliberately undermining and eradicating a loyalist chapter for no good reason is nothing short of treason.
I hope there is a renaissance of sorts within the imperium.
93 astartes and 3 ships ought to be enough to hunt down a rogue inquisitor and his acomplices... just pretend to go about their business then suddenly rain annihalation upon the traitor
That seems to go against the nature of the Celestial Lions who sound earnest, and honor bound. And you know how inflexible Astartes are to their natures when there’s no demons actively ear fucking them.
The Inquisition is a problem. Hope there’s some good stories there about guilliman and the lion doing something about it
*Both walk in and pull swords.
High lord of the Inquisition "it's treason then"
I'm surprised this reaction wasn't thrown upon the space wolves.
primarily without the Grey Knights' involvement.
I'd REALLY like to hear the reasoning of the inquisitor here, because to me, this sounds most like the actions of a single inquisitor, due to a writer needing a "bad guy" for a grimdark story, and a petty inquisitor was a good candidate.
In the next ten or so years with Primarchs returned there will be a breaking and reckoning for the inquisition
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It'll be hilarious if an Inquisitor tries to pick a fight with the Lion. He's as subtle as a brick through a window 😂
*lion El back-hand-pimp-slap*
They will find the back of his hand to be most displeasing!🤣
Guilliman and The Lion obliterating the Inquisition can't come soon enough
I think they'll keep clinging on until Dorn returns and the inquisition actions will cause huge internal conflicts between the primarchs and the inquisition.
So do the Lamenters have bad luck? Or just a bad inquisitor...
That inquisitor needs adding to an assassinorium kill list.
Even if they somehow deserved destruction, for them to work with xenos, activity invading an imperial world is unforgivable
I wonder if Gulliman knows of this!!!!
I wonder what Reboute would say/do?
The Inquisition had better hope that Dorn never comes back, because if he hears about this, they aren't gonna like his response.
I want this case will be presented to the Lion and to Roboute, the CELESTIAL LIONS deserve justice and revenge for the inquisition bedrail an entire chapter.. for the crime of Ego... "wast not the emperor's gifts"
Pretty good contrast with the months of shame from the space wolves because this shows that the inquisition can definitely fuck with chapters at will and the only reasons they stepped back from the wolves was because the wolves were so strong and fucking with a first founding chapter was not gonna be taken lightly by the entire loyalist astartes
We need the Mentor legion lore expanded.
i feel like that one inquisitor that handed over 10 worlds and 10 crates worth off 10 different weapons could be behind it as the orcs are just feeding him miss information each time he gets one to interrogate.
There's a world where the inquisitor's actions initially made sense. Maybe he thought the world could be saved just to realize that the chaos taint was too deep only after his agents were free to investigate more deeply once the active combatants were killed. That's the kind of cold calculation you might expect or even desire from an inquisitor. BUT, if that was the case it should have been simple to sit down with the lion's leadership and explain it.
The inquisition often seems to start with something reasonable only to escalate to cartoon villains when something doesn't go to plan. See also, the months of shame. In a way it makes me dislike them. It feels like they too often go from complex characters to one dimensional parodies. I can't wait for the inquisition to eat some shit but I think the big space marine vs. inquisition payoffs won't come until Russ returns and who knows how many years that will be.
As an ][nquisitor myself. Of the ordo Malleus I understand that toy fenrisians might not take what I say with more then a grain of salt. But I personally feel like the celestial lions got screwed by ambition. And wish it had been other wise. How ever with that said I would like to hear more about other lesser known chapters. The flame hawks, the doom eagles and the red scorpions for example. We don't need to talk more about the blood ravens there are plenty of posts about them. But that's my 2 cents
Helsreach the movie, epic.
This is why I hate the inquisition because they are one person giving so much power and they never learn responsibility with that power also the celestial lions should send a small group of bad asses to gulliman to tell the truth and what is happening to their chapter
It's all "Yes & No".
The Inquisitor didn't value the nature of the Celestial Lions. The Lions wanted actions taken on "Policy" that was beyond their purview. Abusive excess vs pointless involvement. Both can be condemned, both can praised for loyalty to the Imperium.
Many thanx Rho 👍👍
I smell the Alpha Legion!
The Imperial Truth vs The Imperial Creed in full display....& The Emperor knew then!
There was a story that ryans world the crimson fist fortress was destroyed by inqustors orders as well seem the fist have not got any friends in the holy orders .a lest the dark angels and space wolfs agree on how inqustors should be delt with.
I wonder how many renegade chapters were created by the Inquisition . . .
To damn many
War for armageddon is beautiful contradiction.
Apparently 100 SM is enough to conquer a world. And yet 500 of them coudnt secure a canion
The only chapter that treats the inquisition like they are supposed to is the space wolves the inquisition has no jurisdiction over space marines
Loyal to the end in service to the Emperor.
Can't wait for that corpse of an emperor to reanimate in 37th edition only to find that his greatest enemy will be part of his own imperium......again.
To prevent this from ever happening again.
What I'm hearing is that the Black Templars and Guilliman agree on something.
We need the lions to team up with the crimson fists asap!!
For me the short story felt a lot less consistent than the Helsreach novel. Nevertheless, a good content as usual. Thanks!
Are we /sure/ the Choas gods arent from the Inquistion?
My goliaths chapter who are based on a combo of barbaric caveman esk style bone warriors and the predators from the aliens franchise
My opinion has always been "F*** the Inquisition", Justice for the Celestial Lions I say!.
This is one of those stories that should end with a big audit and a primarch starring at a group of hereticus inquisitors and being very salty in his comments on the situation
How many ships should a chapter have? They only have 1000marines.
The inquisition needs bringing down.
Clearly the downfall of the Lions was orchestrated by Inquisitor Apollyon’s enemies to discredit him.
Temper Temper Mr. Inquisitor
Inquisitor Apollyon? That is a myth based story.. meaning they were just a story to make a point, not a chapter written to exist.
"Ork snipers"
As cool as the inquisition is, the celestial lions story really bothers me. It would be great if the inquisition handled this from within and quietly.
I genuinely want to believe 1 inquisitor just threw a fucking temper tantrum because these people exist in life.
You can be competent and intelligent but with a paper thin ego that once shattered your forever a fucking problem to them and they will try to sabotage you in any way and refuse to acknowledge the things they do while smiling knowing that you know
Clearly it’s not just 1 unfortunately since this sabotage has been going on for well past the life span of a single rotten inquisitor.
Celestial Lions disagree with the Inquisition and get almost destroyed.
Space Wolfs have a small war with the Inquisition and are totally fine.
This is why the inquisition needs to either be disbanded or seriously reigned in.
As much as I don't like them this would have never happened to the alpha legion
Don't call in ya boys, have them fix your shit, then virusbomb their hard work. Skip steps 1 and 2.
The inquisition as evil....this time
I hope guilliman stomps out the inquisition.
Reclusiarch Grimadlus. not chaplain. lol
I think 1 inquisitor could have done it.
I have dug my grave in this place I will earthier Triumph or die
The Inquisition; agents of chaos under a veil of loyalty.
I still think they should have gone to the space wolves or turned to chaos it bugs me the Inquisition can kill space marines 😂
Lion el will mess up the inqu as they are muppets
Can the inquisition get exterminatused? Like that would be fair right?
I heard Blood Farts
I smell Alpharius in all of this, ngl...
defund the inquisition
I thought the celestial lions were black?
Its because they are black isnt it.
I dunno sounds like alot of paranoia.
This makes me mad bro
I’d like to see the Celestial Lions reborn as a chapter (obviously with none of the original members lol) just as a ‘fuck you’ to the Inquisition.
Oh look an extinct SM chapter!
666 views and the 69th like. Awesomeness
This story made the Celestial Lions my favorite successor chapter after the Blood Ravens
Wait until guillamen or the lion follows up with this