Huron-Fal - Warhammer 40k - Lexicanum
Oct 10, 2024 · Huron-Fal was an esteemed Venerable Dreadnought in the Death Guard Legion's Second Company during the Great Crusade, and took part in the Battle of Iota Horologi against the Xenos Jorgall.
[Excerpt | The Flight of the Eisenstein] Temeter and Huron ...
Mar 15, 2019 · [Excerpt | The Flight of the Eisenstein] Temeter and Huron-Fal spite Horus. Temeter and Huron-Fal were at the shallow ridge before the bunker’s steel hatch, shouting at their kinsmen to run and run, to run and not look back. Temeter felt a …
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Huron-Fal - Huron-Fal was a Contemptor Dreadnought of the Death Guard Legion during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. Huron-Fal did not side with his Legion and his Primarch and was destroyed during the Isstvan III Atrocity .
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Temeter and Huron-Fal were at the shallow ridge before the bunker’s steel hatch, shouting at their kinsmen to run and run, to run and not look back. Temeter felt a pang of fear, not for himself, but for his men.
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Daniel: After trying to pick between Ullis Temeter and Huron-Fal, I thought there was no better tribute to two warriors that valiantly died together to be honourably remembered together. Both wanted to protect the rest of their Legion and get as many of them into the bunker as possible whilst not fully understanding what was happening around ...
[Book Excerpt] (The Flight of the Eistenstein) Honorable ...
Jun 8, 2018 · Captain Ullis Temeter of the Death Guard and the Dreadnought, Huron-Fal are among the ill-fated Death Guard on Istvaan III at the very start of the Horus Heresy. This is how they fall. Who betrayed us, he asked himself, echoing the aged dreadnought’s question? Why, in Terra’s name, why? ‘Ullis!’ barked the old warrior, stomping to his side.
Ullis Temeter - Warhammer 40k - Lexicanum
Oct 10, 2024 · Despite urging from Huron-Fal he stubbornly refused to enter until all his soldiers were inside; he waited until the last possible second to order the bunker to be sealed, leaving no time for his own escape as the bombs fell.