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The traitor primarch and the missing legions


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That depends on why they were removed in the first place. If they had gone renegade or fallen to chaos, they would certainly see their fallen brothers in a new light for example. 

 

 A very good point.

 

Maybe neither of these things happened, it could have been that during the gene coding process, when creating their sons, something went awry and so were destroyed before getting too large. Why do you think Sanguinious tries so hard to keep his Sons issues from surfacing even from his own chapter, as if the Emperor doesn't know whats going on but why doesn't he pull the 'wolf trigger'? whats the difference between Sango and his Blood Angels and the fallen?

See that's a the problem I am getting at. We aren't supposed to know and it should be open to any speculation, but these are all clues that erase possibilities.

 

The whole Sanguinius thing doesn't make sense, because the Emperor let the Thousand Sons wither and mutate until Magnus found his "cure". Which was far, far worse than the current state of the Blood Angels. James Swallow really is one of the worse writers in that regard.

 

If fallen had turned, you'd bet your ass that the other traitors would feel cheated or guilty for it. At first anyways. Especially Lorgar or Curze.

 

Since nothing is even inted at that once the heresy started, you can also erase that.

 

Then if it were a car accident, it wouldn't be worth silencing the issue. So now what we have left is that they died prematurely or vanished.

The traitor primarchs are probably free to talk about the missing legions all they want, but who are they going to talk to?  

 

1)  During the HH most of the traitor primarchs have other more important things to discuss in the interest of prosecuting the war.

 

2)  Once the HH is over most of the traitor primarchs have ascended, their interests and outlooks will have changed, and they won't really be  in a position to speak to their fellow primarchs in any real sense.

 

 

Maybe they were just killed.

 

 Maybe, but the conversation between Dorn and Malcador in Mechanicum suggests otherwise.

 

 

So now what we have left is that they died prematurely or vanished.
 
There are plenty of other possible scenarios.  They could have refused to join the Imperium.  They could have accepted the Emperor as their father but refused to join the Great Crusade.  They could have taken control of their legions and used them for purposes beyond the Great Crusade.  There are a lot of options.  

I agree without a doubt most efforts to justify their silence on the other two inherently fall short since I doubt they are kept out of anything but sentimentalism for the original writing.

 

Personally, I smooth the issue over to myself by considering it a case of shame for the primarch family as it were, similar to a modern family not talking about a case of traumatic suicide or some seriously heinous act that tarnishes not only the name but the collective conscious of the family; it's on everyone's mind, only no one is comfortable voicing the incident.

 

So if I had to make something up on the spot; suicidal frenzy a la rapid dog in a puppy house before being put down by the Big E and a "no, let me do it" Horus for one of them. It's the only scenario that conflicts the least, given Lorgar's "first failure" status and Angron's unclaimed homeworld, among others.

That depends on why they were removed in the first place. If they had gone renegade or fallen to chaos, they would certainly see their fallen brothers in a new light for example.

 

Then it stands to reason that whatever happened wasn't related to those things.

 

EDIT: Read the above in a pointlessly bombastic and creepy voice.

 

 

That depends on why they were removed in the first place. If they had gone renegade or fallen to chaos, they would certainly see their fallen brothers in a new light for example.

Then it stands to reason that whatever happened wasn't related to those things.

 

EDIT: Read the above in a pointlessly bombastic and creepy voice.

Then! It stands to REASON that whatever happened was. Not. Related. To those things.

 

 

That depends on why they were removed in the first place. If they had gone renegade or fallen to chaos, they would certainly see their fallen brothers in a new light for example.

Then it stands to reason that whatever happened wasn't related to those things.

 

EDIT: Read the above in a pointlessly bombastic and creepy voice.

I prefer to read that it in good old Emperor's ++ voice ++, it is far more appropriate for cryptic meanings ;)

Guys, how about we look at this from a different angle. "What if" the one of two missing Primarchs challenged The God Emperor, like some of the other Primarchs, and actually won? The other of the two Primarch I leave alone because it was hinted in one of the books that he/she (none of us know, come at me bro) had ways of "concealing" him/her. Also, think about if it was possible that some of the chromosomes were running out. i.e. instead of XY chromosomes, the Y ran out so someone in the Primarch Project decided to go waifu and literally created a "Daughter of the Emperor".

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