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More than most likely. The Night of the Wolf was shortly after Angron's arrival, whenever that was. And both of these events are within one hundred years of the Heresy, which began 007.M31 IIRC. So only eleven to seventeen years before Alpharius was announced, and since Corax was before Alpharius and the Lost Legions were lost before Corax, yeah. Necessary inference says those are not dates to do with Lost Legions.

The aforementioned Wulfen incident? I would say Nikea, but that'd end up being 007.M31 by that one timetable IIRC.

 

Then again, it could have been left a blank slate for us to do whatever with, like SW vs NL. Or a watch-pack running afoul of a silence squad.

I feel that it's wrong iirc the cabal contacted the AL 50yrs before istvaan. And that would mean the first engagement as a legion was legion. Yet they have a set style of warfare and were already aware of chaos :/ seems incorrect and Alpharius spent years with horus upon his finding

We don't know the timeline of the two Missing.

 

More than likely, the two redacted are being deliberately put there so that people can make that connection, while making it vague enough that it could be literally anything.

We don't know the timeline of the two Missing.

 

More than likely, the two redacted are being deliberately put there so that people can make that connection, while making it vague enough that it could be literally anything.

See Kols post above for some reference on Lost Legion time line.

One of those is most likely "Night of the Wolf", as it was not condoned by the Emperor in any way, and it also got out of hand... I can see it being something that the Emperor would want covered up, Astartes killing Astartes, which is something that was unheard of at the time and probably resulted in personal shame for the Wolves. The second, who knows... It's already been more or less established that they didn't wipe out the missing Legions.

I would have thought the 2 redacted would be hinting at the 2 missing legions. It's been hinted in Prospero Burns and First Heretic that Russ doesn't want to do "that" again.

The other problem would be that The First Heretic only says that if the Gal Vorbak had killed the Lost Primarchs back then, they would have saved Lorgar much suffering. And then we see the baseless speculation that the Lost Legions were assimilated by the Ultramarines, as a way to explain their massive numbers. Which would've meant that the Lost Legions were not destroyed according to that specific line of thought.

 

 

We don't know the timeline of the two Missing.

 

More than likely, the two redacted are being deliberately put there so that people can make that connection, while making it vague enough that it could be literally anything.

See Kols post above for some reference on Lost Legion time line.

His post is based on a Deliverance Lost quote, which is now known to be wrong. The official order of discovery has a Primarch between Corax and Alpharius. One of the Missing.

 

So like I said, we really don't know the timeline of the Missing. We have tidbits here or there that are often contradictory.

 

 

 

 

We don't know the timeline of the two Missing.

 

More than likely, the two redacted are being deliberately put there so that people can make that connection, while making it vague enough that it could be literally anything.

See Kols post above for some reference on Lost Legion time line.
His post is based on a Deliverance Lost quote, which is now known to be wrong. The official order of discovery has a Primarch between Corax and Alpharius. One of the Missing.

 

So like I said, we really don't know the timeline of the Missing. We have tidbits here or there that are often contradictory.

It is?

 

Still, The First Heretic has them missing before the Pilgrimage. IIRC, that was fifty years before the Heresy. So there's a lot pointing to them becoming Lost before these time periods as they're only around 40-ish years before the Heresy. I think 46 is the farthest time period. But even if we want to say The First Heretic was actually 45-49 years before the Heresy and was just rounde to fifty to make it an indistinct date, it doesn't leave a whole lot of wiggle room for the second Primarch to be found and both be lost and their Legions leave such a vacuum that the VI claim responsibility for making it while the XVII speculates the Legions claimed asylum with the XIII.

 

Also, I thought the timeline was something unnofficial?

I supposed you could call it unofficial, being a forum post. But it was posted by an BL editor, Laurie Golding or something, who stated that it was the newly created list all future projects will follow. That makes it official, to me. A peek behind the scenes.

 

That throws the timelines of The First Heretic and Deliverance Lost into doubt. With those timelines in doubt, we are back to simply not knowing. Like I said, all we got are tidbits, often contradictory.

Well, that's fantastic. I see the headline now, "We endeavor to make the HH as seamless a group effort as possible by discounting as much previous efforts as possible everytime we rock the boat."

 

So wait, is The Lightning Tower discounted where it says Dorn was lucky number 7, IIRC?

 

Actually, can you just link it please?

I think it was more of a "You did what? But he just said this! And then we got this guy contradicting that guy, you know what, :cuss it, I'll put it in writing and everyone follows the same list. Now, it's going to contradict a lot of work no matter what, so concentrated on what makes the more sense."

 

But I'm optimistic and I really don't see much collusion in the earlier books. Unless ADB comes along to tell me how it really is, that's how I see it.

 

http://z13.invisionfree.com/The_First_Expedition/index.php?showtopic=136&st=15&&do=findComment&comment=22047835

 

Horus

Leman Russ

[DELETED FROM IMPERIAL RECORDS]

Ferrus Manus

Fulgrim

Vulkan

Rogal Dorn

Roboute Guilliman

Magnus the Red

Sanguinius

Lion El'Jonson

Perturabo

Mortarion

Lorgar

Jaghatai Khan

Konrad Curze

Angron

Corax

[DELETED FROM IMPERIAL RECORDS]

Alpharius

Funnily enough, it puts Night of the Wolf close enough to that time period that it could have been one of those events. Depending on the years. Still, I'd like to think there was some consistency among BL since I can't imagine why else they'd have meetings. Nothing like one person doing one thing while another does something else to create inconsistency.

Blarg, forum ate my post.

 

I think its placement in time was intended to allow anyone to formulate their own ideas off of it. Night of the Wolf? One or both of the Missing? Possibly. Something else entirely? Intriguing!

 

No one would be wrong, just unproven.

The Emperor seemed to know he would find Alpharius but knew he would lose the one found after Corax (going by this list and "Deliverance Lost")

 

Also Golding says there is a discrepancy between when a Primarch was found a when they take control of their Legion.

 

I forget who said it but someone here mentioned how they think the Emperor found them when he wanted to find them. I like that idea.

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