Warhammer 40k Lore - The Crimson Fists, Chapter Heroes

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Like I have said before. They are the bargain bin want to be Rainbow Warriors. I do enjoy how in depth you go and finding out new things, can't help but give you a little bit of a hard time though. 😎

@Scott Lowery I'm glad you "pointed" that out :)

Correction @ Jason Ulysses lol my bad

Thanks for the vid sir.

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glad you been covering these guys.

I decided to paint my indomitus marines as crimson fists about 3 weeks ago. Just as I am looking for lore for them you start this, so thanks!

Marshal Brandt of the Black Templars?! A descendant of mine? Great review of the this long standing chapter as always!

Veteran Sergeant, Brother Grevius, had been inducted into the Deathwatch by Watch Captain, Brother Quirion Octavius himself on a visit to the ruins of Rynn’s World, the homeworld of the Crimson Fists, a successor Chapter of his own Imperial Fists, brothers in the gene-seed of Rogal Dorn himself. The Crimson Fists had a long tradition of supplying the Deathwatch with the most awesome alien hunters in the galaxy, despite their own dwindling numbers – and Grevius had more than lived up to his responsibilities. Grevius served with another Battle Brother from the ranks of Crimson Fist’s Chapter in the same Kill Team, it was a rare situation[It happened also to Brother Sobor and Brother Adoni from the Mortifactor’s Chapter]

Brother Captain Isidor Montes and half of a company of Crimson Fists he lead to battle, wer’e killed during the uprising on Hydra Secundus’ But the truth about Hydra Secundus was much darker, then anyone form the ranks of the Crimson Fist’s could ever imagine.

Veteran Brother Titus Juno was one of the best melee fighters in the Crimson Fist's Chapter. He served in the Deathwatch just like he's squad commander Veteran Sergeant Sandor Galleas and another warrior from the ranks of Chapter's Crusade Company, Veteran Brother Timon Royas[In one CF Squad served three Deathwatch veterans, noice I say]

Gdn I think you should put the more lore rich space marine characters like sigismund in the imperial Heroes playlist so you can go more in depth with them

Great job as always!!!

Freakin awesome 👍🐲

Hail sons of Dorn!

Servitor thoughts - oops that was a mistake ;)

Great report as always

Crimson Fists are both one of the best and unfortunately underrated chapters I love them immediately after a friend told me about them shortly after getting me into Warhammer. If Games Workshop still kept them around, they’d be rightly popular poster boys like Ultramarines t