Grey Knights - Notable Grey Knights: Supreme Grand Master Kaldor Draigo - During the daemonic incursion on the world of Acralem in 799.M41, then-Battle-Brother Draigo fought against M'Kar the Reborn and his daemonic army. During a daring assault on the Daemon Prince's fortress, it was Draigo who dealt the deathblow to M'kar, and so cast the daemonic horde back into the Warp, but the Daemon clung to life just long enough to place a vengeful curse upon his slayer. Draigo was acclaimed to the rank of Justicar for his actions on Acralem. Through the next two centuries Draigo continued to serve his Chapter and Emperor with unfailing distinction -- earning honours and glory unsurpassed -- save perhaps by the Grey Knights first Supreme Grand Master, Janus. Two hundred years to the day since Draigo's victory the Grey Knights received an astropathic beacon bringing news to Titan that Acralem had once again been invaded by M'kar and his Daemon army. Forbidding his Chapter to involve themselves, Lord Draigo (by then Supreme Grand Master of the Chapter) undertook the burden of facing M'kar himself. Upon the pinnacle of Shadow Peak, before the swirling Warp rift from which the Daemon Prince drew his unholy power, the two adversaries faced one another, once again. Draigo managed to deliver M'kar a fateful death blow with the broken blade of his Nemesis force weapon. But Draigo's ultimate victory was robbed from him as the Daemon Prince cast the Grey Knight into the collapsing Warp rift. Since that time, Draigo has been cursed to the hell of being doomed to walk within the Realm of Chaos, unable to escape. But when there is a Daemonic incursion in the material universe, and a Daemon Prince draws power from the Warp, Draigo is once again drawn back into the material realm. Reunited with his Chapter temporarily, Draigo fights alongside his fellow Grey Knights once again. But their victory is always a hollow one, as Lord Draigo is once again drawn back into the Warp. The fortitude of character that Draigo possesses to endure this half-life is unheard of, yet endure he does. He continues to walk the Realm of Chaos still, continuing his eternal battle against the Chaos Gods. But there is still hope, that while Draigo still lives, he will one day yet prevail and return to be reunited with his Chapter.Supreme Grand Master Geronitan - Lord Geronitan was the predecessor of Kaldor Draigo as the Supreme Grand Master of the Grey Knights. He was slain at the hands of the Daemon Primarch Mortarion at the Battle of Kornovin in 901.M41. Grand Master Kaldor Draigo was then elevated to the rank of Supreme Grand Master amidst the din of the battlefield and vowed vengeance on Mortarion. Alone and unaided, Draigo smashed his way through Mortarion's bodyguard of Plague Marines, struck the ancient Primarch to the ground and carved Geronitan's name on the Daemon Prince's diseased heart. Though Mortarion ultimately escaped, it was many long years before he could enter the mortal realm once more and this was an insult that the Primarch of the Death Guard vowed to avenge.Supreme Grand Master Orias - Lord Orias was brought low in the 39th Millennium by the Daemon Prince and Plague Lord Herperitus. It is customary for a mortally-wounded Grey Knight to give his personal consent before becoming a Dreadnought, for many mortally wounded brothers prefer to rest with the Chapter's heroes in the Dead Fields, the massive crypt that lies far below the Citadel of Titan. Legend has it that when Grand Master Orias lay in the Apothecarion following his battle with Herperitus, he was tended by the Chief Apothecary and his servo-meds as the entire Chapter awaited his death. All ten Brother-Captains stood watch over him awaiting any last words from Orias, before his soul passed into the Emperor's care. For three solar days and nights they waited, and Orias, his body a shattered shell, never moved. They thought that surely he was dead. But with the last of his strength, he gave a single nod of his head. The assembled Captains quickly debated and agreed, Orias' single motion must have been a nod of consent, with his last strength he had agreed to continue his service as a Dreadnought. Immediately a sarcophagus was prepared and the ritual of internment began.Supreme Grand Master Aeneas - Aeneas led the Chapter for 55 standard years during the 37th Millennium before he was mortally wounded by the Chaos Sorcerer Ahriman of the Thousand Sons Traitor Legion and was interred within a Dreadnought.Supreme Grand Master Sylas Kalthorn - 13th Supreme Grand Master of the Grey Knights, who defeated the Daemon Prince Ka'laedzar in single combat. First recorded wielder of the Soul Glaive.Supreme Grand Master Janus - Janus was one of the eight Space Marines chosen by Malcador the Sigillite and approved by the Emperor to lay the foundation of what was to become the Inquisition and the Grey Knights. Following their personal audience with the Master of Mankind during the final days of the Horus Heresy, Malcador took the eight Space Marines to the moon of Saturn called Titan and oversaw the initial creation of the Grey Knights, but he could not remain to oversee their evolution, so he selected one of the eight to lead the Chapter in the years to come. Malcador's final act before returning to Terra was to appoint Janus as the first Supreme Grand Master of the Grey Knights, to guide the nascent Chapter through its first challenges. Legends of the Grey Knights' founding lord are as numerous as there are stars in the night sky -- the champions he slew, the wars he won, the Daemons he banished -- and none alive now know how much they have been twisted through the centuries. Even their Chapter's records, meticulous as the Grey Knights liked to believe them, still suffered from Human error when inscribed, and a great number of these records have been sequestered by the lords of the Grey Knights and their Inquisitorial overseers in the Ordo Malleus. However, it is now generally recognised that Janus was originally the Loyalist Thousand Sons Sergeant Revuel Arvida of the Corvidae whose psyche was ritually fused with a fragment of the soul of the Primarch Magnus the Red left behind in the Imperial Palace after his attempt to breach its wards and warn the Emperor of Horus' treachery.Grand Master Epimetheus (also spelled Epithemius) - One of the original Founding members of the Grey Knights known as the Titans, Epimetheus stood before the Emperor alongside the other seven potential recruits that Malcador the Sigillite had selected in the hours before the Siege of Terra began, and was given command of the 5th Brotherhood. Originally a Legionary of the Dark Angels Legion, he served on Caliban under the Arch-heretic Luther. Upon his assuming the mantle of Epimetheus before the Emperor Himself, Epimetheus stated that he never had a real name. Regardless of how Epimetheus became a Grey Knight, his original Progenoid Glands were removed and sealed in a stasis capsule beneath Titan along with the gene-seed of all the already-implanted recruits. It was then replaced with the new gene-seed set aside for the foundation of the Grey Knights. When  Titan was hidden in the Warp by Malcador as the Traitor Legions under Horus' command entered the Sol System, Epimetheus was relatively young and inexperienced. However, when Titan returned to realspace, less than a solar decade had passed in real time, but for the warriors of Titan many standard centuries had elapsed. Men who were young during the twilight years of the war against Horus were now older than the oldest surviving veterans of the fragmenting Space Marine Legions. Those eight Titans who had previously worn armour of a differing colour had accrued more years than even the most ancient and venerable of Dreadnoughts. Epimetheus was now older than any of the still living veterans from the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. During the Great Scouring, Epimetheus led a full Brotherhood of Grey Knights, according to his personal account. The missions on the world of Pythos was one of the first the Grey Knights undertook. Three entire Brotherhoods and a quarter of a million Imperial Army soldiers set out to close the Damnation Cache, a Warp rift that had been opened during the early days of the war against Horus. It had supplied the Traitor forces with daemonic allies throughout the Horus Heresy, and with the turncoat Legions fleeing towards the Eye of Terror the Daemons from the Cache now turned their attention to the worlds surrounding Pythos, seeking to claim them as their own and establish their own debased realm on the material plane. The war to close the Damnation Cache was long and bloody. Of the 300 Grey Knights who had set out from Titan to cleanse Pythos, barely twenty survived. With no Athame to keep it permanently closed, it was decided to hide seven seals around the planet, each one different and only able to be undone in a specific order. Over the seventh and final seal to be placed, Epimetheus volunteered to be put into suspended animation to stand sentinel over it for millennia. Ten thousand years later, in the 41st Millennium, when Abaddon the Despoiler came to unlock the Damnation Cache once more, Epimetheus was finally awoken from his slumber. He teamed up with a junior Inquisitor of the Ordo Malleus, but refused to take orders from her, as in his time, the Inquisition had not held official authority over the Grey Knights and it had been expected that the organisation's ordos would be disbanded when they were no longer needed. At the conclusion of this campaign fighting against Abaddon and his forces of Chaos, Epimetheus was led into a trap and taken prisoner. Abaddon wished to experiment upon the unique gene-seed of his captive, and hoped to pry the knowledge from the captured Grey Knight on where the other, still-living original Grand Masters were located.Grand Master Khyron - One of the original Founding members of the Grey Knights, Khyron stood before the Emperor alongside the other seven potential recruits that Malcador the Sigillite had selected in the hours before the Battle of Terra, and was given command of the 8th Brotherhood. His body allegedly resides within the Dead Fields beneath the Citadel of Titan, within the Tomb of the Eight, the sacred resting place of the eight original founding Grand Masters of the Grey Knights.Grand Master Vardan Kai - Vardan Kai commands the 1st Brotherhood with Cadrig Pelenas as its Brother-Captain. As Kai is Steward of the Armoury, his Brotherhood is often called upon when the Grey Knights require large numbers of Stormravens or Land Raiders, and it contains many of the finest pilots and drivers of the Chapter. Kai oversees the war machines of the Grey Knights and the Techmarines that maintain them, ensuring that they remain in perfect fighting condition. If the wards upon a Rhino are imperfect or the engines of a Stormraven less than pristine it is to Kai that a Battle-Brother must answer.Grand Master Vorth Mordrak - Vorth Mordrak commands the 2nd Brotherhood with Arno Trevan as its Brother-Captain. As Admiral of the Fleet, the Grand Master must possess a skill with manoeuvres that ensures the Grey Knights' rapid deployment to a warzone. Over time, these traits have become synonymous with the 2nd Brotherhood. The sole survivor of the attack upon the Fortress World of Mortain by the Renegade Space Marines of the Red Corsairs, Grand Master Vorth Mordrak has continued to be protected by the ghostly apparitions of his fallen comrades. Determined to finally lay the fallen to rest, Mordrak has sworn to end the despicable individual responsible for his Battle-Brothers' deaths, the powerful Chaos Lord Huron Blackheart.Grand Master Valdar Aurikon - Valdar Aurikon commands the 3rd Brotherhood with Arvann Stern as its Brother-Captain. Grand Master Aurikon was killed during the siege of the Fenris System by the Thousand Sons Primarch, Magnus the Red, during the invasion of Fenris when his psychic attacks were redirected back at him.Grand Master Drystann Cromm - Drystann Cromm, Keeper of the Augurium, commands the 4th Brotherhood with Ionan Grud as its Brother-Captain.Grand Master Rothwyr Morvans - Rothwyr Morvans, Protector of the Sanctum Sanctorum, commands the 5th Brotherhood with Tauros Hendron as its Brother-Captain. Some of the greatest heroes of the Grey Knights continue in their duty even after their bodies have been crippled beyond repair, entombed within one of the Chapter's Dreadnoughts. The 5th Brotherhood has long been the warden of the wealth of the Grey Knights' Dreadnoughts, its Grand Master as much the chronicler of their deeds as their commander. While other Brotherhoods contain Dreadnoughts, most of these begin within the Sanctum Sanctorum, their histories and glories carefully considered before they are honoured with entombment. Grand Master Morvans is one of the few that speaks with the ancient warriors, often awakening them for war. In battle the 5th will often be deployed alongside several Dreadnoughts, as Morvans is aware that if one of these deathless warriors is left too long dormant he might never be roused. It is a cycle of war that the Dreadnoughts are doomed to repeat endlessly, as long as the Chapter has need of their might.Grand Master Anval Laraon - Anval Laraon, High Seneschal of the Fortress, commands the 6th Brotherhood with Caddon Varn as its Brother-Captain. Laraon is an exacting warrior, a trait that saw him ascend to the rank of High Seneschal and is reflected in the warriors of the 6th. The Grand Master believes in no wasted effort or force, often arguing to the Chapter Council against the use of more than a single part of a Brotherhood unless the most extreme circumstances call for it. Laraon understands there are far too few Grey Knights for the task of protecting the Imperium, and is loath to waste a single one. The High Seneschal believes that, striking at the right time and in the right place, a handful of Grey Knights can do the job of a whole Brotherhood.Grand Master Covan Leorac - Covan Leorac, Representative to the Inquisition, commands the 7th Brotherhood with Darig Tegvar as its Brother-Captain. Grand Master Leorac maintains the Chapter's secret knowledge of the Inquisition, tomes of lore on the Inquisitors of each Ordo reaching back thousands of standard years.Grand Master Aidan Perdon - Aidan Perdon, Knight Commander of the Recruits, commands the 8th Brotherhood with Mithrac Tor as its Brother-Captain.Grand Master Ganelon - Famed for his slaying of the Vermin King of Salentia as a mere Justicar, Grand Master Ganelon led one of the Grey Knights' spearheads on the chaos-corrupted world of Khorion IX, where the great Daemon Ghargatuloth had dug himself in. Leading roughly a hundred Grey Knights, Ganelon commanded the most powerful contingent of the gathered Strike Force, but unfortunately he and his men landed in the middle of Ghargatuloth's armies. Surrounded on all sides by Horrors, Flamers and Screamers, Ganelon and his men bravely sold their lives, the Grand Master himself intoning the Prayer of Purification for his fallen battle-brothers until he himself was cut down.Grand Master Malquiant - Malquiant was part of the triumvirate of Grand Masters of the Grey Knights that led the Imperial attack on Khorion IX. Landing off the prefigured landing zone, Malquiant gathered some seventy Grey Knights around him and mounted a slow and methodic advance through the infernal armies of the great Lieutenant of Tzeentch, the Daemon Ghargatuloth. His goal was to link up with Grand Master Mandulis and face the powerful daemon together, but Malquiant assault was soon bogged down, leaving Mandulis to face Ghargatuloth and his inner circle of Lords of Change alone.Grand Master Mandulis - Mandulis led a force of three hundred Grey Knights on the Chaos-corrupted world of Khorion IX in an attempt to vanquish the Daemon Ghargatuloth back into the Immaterium. His Nemesis Weapon became a key device in a sequence of events that came into play after he vanquished the daemon into the Warp for one thousand standard years. The sacrifice of the three hundred Grey Knights resulted in the banishing of Ghargatuloth. None, save the body of Grand Master Mandulis and his Nemesis Weapon, were recovered. His sword is thought to be the only weapon capable of destroying Ghargatuloth again.Castellan Garran Crowe - A noble exemplar of the Grey Knights, Castellan Crowe is both head and Brotherhood Champion of the Chapter's Purifier Order. Crowe is charged with warding the powerful artefact known as the Blade of Antwyr, a Daemonic Sword that is the most powerful Daemonic relic in the possession of the Grey Knights that continuously puts Crowe in both physical and spiritual peril, as it eternally tempts him with promises of power if he will embrace Chaos or threatens to bind his will with its black sorceries.Castellan Merat Gavallan (KIA)- The former leader and Brotherhood Champion of the Purifier Order, Merat Gavallan was the predecessor to Garran Crowe. During a daemonic incursion on the world of Sandava II, Gavallan fell victim to the manipulations of the Keeper of Secrets Mnay'salath and lost the Black Blade of Antwyr.Brother-Captain Taremar Aurellian - Brother-Captain Taremar Aurellian of the 3rd Brotherhood -- called Taremar the Gold for his maddeningly long list of noble deeds -- was the Warden of the 3rd Brotherhood and master of the flagship. He had been chosen to lead the ad hoc force of Grey Knights known as the "Ragged Brotherhood" against the Daemon Primarch Angron of the World Eaters, who had besieged the world of Armageddon with his Traitor Legion and the forces of Chaos in 444.M41. As Grand Master Vaurmand, overall Lord of the 3rd Brotherhood, was bound to remain in the Grey Knights' fortress-monastery back on Titan, Captain Aurellian was chosen to represent the Grand Master during the First War for Armageddon campaign. The Grey Knights force was composed of 109 Grey Knights. A mere 18 remained on Titan. The rest of the Chapter were engaged in their own battles elsewhere across the galaxy. When the call came, the Grey Knights teleported into the midst of the advancing Chaos horde, surrounding the gigantic Daemon Primarch. The Grey Knights also faced "the Twelve" -- the Cruor Praetoria, the twelve strongest daemons of Khorne whose lives and deeds most pleased their wretched Blood God. Taking heavy losses from Angron's enormous, tainted weapon, the Black Blade, the Grey Knights inflicted their own punishment, and eventually some of their attacking squads managed to come within melee distance. After Angron mangled his squad, Brother Hyperion of Squad Castian was the only Grey Knight left standing. Trying to protect a still-surviving squad mate, in a tremendous display of faith, power, and effort, Hyperion used his psyker abilities to shatter the Primarch's blade -- while he collapsed into unconsciousness from the effort. Brother-Captain Aurellian of the 3rd Brotherhood, master of the Ruler of the Black Skies and a Knight of Titan, then boldly confronted the bladeless Daemon Prince of Khorne and managed to banish him back to the Warp for one hundred Terran years, though at the cost of his own life.Brother-Captain Leodegarius - Seeking to return home to Ultramar after the completion of a Death Oath in the Eye of Terror, the Omphalos Daemonium (a daemon train that traverses the Warp to wherever its daemon master wills it) dumped Ultramarines Captain Uriel Ventris and his Sergeant, Pasanius Lysane, on the world of Salinas. While upon Salinas, the stranded Ultramarines sent an astropathic message to the Ultramarines' fortress on the world of Macragge. A Grey Knights outpost intercepted the message, and learned of Uriel's and Pasanius' foray into the Eye of Terror. Brother-Captain Leodegarius and a squad of Grey Knights were immediately despatched to test their faith and flesh. While on Salinas, and after these tests, the Grey Knights aided Uriel and the Salinites in defeating the "Unfleshed" mutants unleashed by the Iron Warriors Traitor Legion and the vengeful spirits of wrongly-murdered Salinites.Brother-Captain Arvann Stern - Brother-Captain Stern has served the Grey Knights for many long years and is a prominent Daemonhunter. His most famous act was the destruction of the Cult of the Red Talon and the banishment of its master, the Lord of Change M'kachen, back to the Warp for one hundred Terran years and a day. When the vengeful daemon finally returned to realspace, he vowed to slay Captain Stern no matter the cost. M'kachen appears on the battlefield to face Stern every chance he gets, and if unable to come personally, sends one of his most powerful daemonic servants to attempt the deed for him. Stern is approximately 400 standard years old and has battled M'kachen three times so far. Each time, the Brother-Captain has proven his ability to withstand the power of the Greater Daemon and he has defeated the creature and its minions.Chaplain Durendin - A venerable Grey Knights Chaplain that always wore an enormous suit of Terminator Armour when seeing to the Chapter's spiritual health. One arm was painted a glossy black to signify his office as Chaplain and the rest was the traditional gunmetal grey. Durendin wore the same pair of ornate Lightning Claws that had been passed down since the Chapter's earliest days.Justicar Alaric - Justicar Alaric found himself and the Grey Knights strike force under his command hunting down the Daemon Prince of Tzeentch named Ghargatuloth, the Prince of a Thousand Faces. In the course of this hunt, Alaric discovered a number of hidden Chaos Cults along the Trail of St. Evisser, a sequence of Imperial worlds scattered across the far western edge of the Segmentum Solar, who were servants of the Daemon Prince. When his ally in the hunt, the Inquisitor Ligeia, found her mind being altered by the powers of the daemons, and was subsequently executed at the Inquisitorial prison located on Mimas, another of the moons of Saturn, Alaric was forced to decipher the secrets of the Trail himself. His quest finally led him to Vulcanis Ultor, the Hive Superior (Hive World) of the Trail. It was on Vulcanis, after a brief battle with the confused Sisters of Battle of the Order of the Bloody Rose, that Alaric made his way into the Fallen Saint Evisser's tomb and faced off the Chaos-corrupted body of the saint and its unimaginable strength. It was only when his fellow Grey Knight, the Terminator Justicar Tancred, smote the Chaos-corrupted Saint that Ghargatuloth was able to emerge into realspace. By saying the daemon's true name, Alaric brought the creature into the physical realm, where with the help of all the loyal Imperial forces nearby they banished the Daemon Prince back into the Warp for another one thousand Terran years. Mental qualities normally destroyed by the training of a Grey Knight such as imagination and creativity were still found in Alaric. Combined with the physical and psychic abilities of a Grey Knight, his sharp mind was the decisive factor that later allowed him to survive on the Daemon World of Drakaasi where he was captured and stripped of his armour. These same characteristics are sometimes deemed as an unwanted risk amongst Grey Knights by his peers and may ultimately prevent Alaric from attaining the rank of Captain within the Chapter. However, Inquisitor Nyxos seems to have special plans to better employ Alaric's skills within the Inquisition in the days to come.Justicar Genhain - Genhain was the Justicar who commanded the squad of Grey Knights who assisted Inquisitor Katarinya Greyfax of the Ordo Hereticus in her mission to recover the artefact called the Eye of Night for the resurrected Primarch Roboute Guilliman.Justicar Tancred - Justicar Tancred was a revered figure within the Chapter, a born fighter and according to the words of Justicar Alaric, the best swordsman he had ever seen. Tancred was an expert close-quarter combatant, which according to records, has only been bested by Brother-Captain Arvann Stern himself, who broke Tancred's nose during a training session. Tancred would eventually have risen to become a Grey Knights Captain himself, had he not chosen the life of an elite soldier instead. Leading his Terminator Squad in battle, Tancred and his brothers participated in numerous actions against heretics, cultists and daemons. On Thetys, Tancred and his squad fought alongside their later comrades of Squad Alaric, Santoro and Genhain to capture the renegade Inquisitor Gholic Ren-Sar Valinov, whose trail would lead him to his ultimate mission in the Trail of Saint Evisser. Despatched under the nominal orders of Inquisitor Ligea and acting Brother-Captain Alaric, the Grey Knights strike force hunted down the trail of the Daemon Prince Ghargatuloth, the Prince of a Thousand Faces and powerful Herald of Tzeentch to the world of Volcanis Ultor. In a series of complex plots and machinations, whose foundations were laid even before his first banishment at the hands of Grand Master Mandulis a thousand years earlier, Ghargatuloth was reborn, taking possession of the Fallen Saints bones. Standing four times the height of a Grey Knight, the Saint fought the strike force and slaughtered any Astartes who strayed too near. Tancred, wielding the Sword of Mandulis, was also battered aside and wounded, which did not keep him from rising again. Approaching the Fallen Saint, Tancred recited the time-honoured Battle-Prayer of a Martyred Grey Knight, "I am the Hammer. I am the sword in His hand. I am the Gauntlet about His fist. I am the Bane of His foes and the woes of the treacherous. I am the End." Tancred charged the Fallen Saint and cut off his massive hand just in time to save Justicar Santoro. With Justicars Santoro's and Alaric's help, Tancred beheaded the Fallen Saint, thus allowing Ghargatuloth to be born into realspace once again, for the ritual demanded that he be struck down by the very weapon that had first banished him. Yet again, Tancred was swatted aside by a rising pillar of flesh, tentacles and daemonic faces that was Ghargatuloth, and thus, giving his life so that Alaric could seize the opportunity he needed to say the daemon's true name and banish the hellspawned creature for another thousand years. Although the Sword of Mandulis was recovered, neither Tancred's body nor his battle-plate were found at the scene of the terrible fight, which has left some to speculate that he might yet still live within the mind-altering eddies of the Warp.Justicar Anval Thawn - Destined to perform great deeds, Anval Thawn was found by the Grey Knights' Gatherers aboard one of the many Black Ships that continuously scour the galaxy to bring powerful psykers to Terra. The many notable deeds performed by this valiant Grey Knight earned Thawn the rank of Justicar, and he soon came to rival the Chapter's greatest and most honoured heroes. Thawn was eventually slain upon the unholy spear of a foul daemon. When he was to be interred within the holy crypts on the Grey Knights' homeworld of Titan, he was miraculously resurrected from death by unknown means. Since that time, Thawn has died several times, but on each occasion, he somehow returned to life, ready to continue to battle the enemies of Mankind. Some believe he is an agent of destiny, the promised immortal warrior of prophecy who, at the last, will die surrounded by enemies at the foot of the Golden Throne itself. Whether this prophecy will come to pass remains to be seen.Paladin Bellicus - Bellicus was a Grey Knights Paladin who led the squad of Grey Knights who assisted Inquisitor Phaedus Falconet Horst in his own first quest to recover the artefact called the Eye of Night from the Eye of Terror. Bellicus' Grey Knights squad was wiped out while trying to infiltrate the unnamed Daemon World that was home to the Chaos tower called the Pillar of Spite Fulfilled. When at last Horst and Bellicus confronted the Daemon Prince of Tzeentch who called the Pillar home, the daemon succeeded in possessing Horst's body, forcing the Inquisitor to telepathically take over the body of Bellicus. Horst, now an animated undead being after Bellicus' death, returned to the ruins of an Imperial cathedral beneath the shattered Cardinal World of Savaven in the Gothic Sector that had been destroyed by Abaddon the Despoiler's Planet Killer during the Gothic War. He left a psychic beacon behind so that other psyker Inquisitors might locate him. He was eventually discovered by Katarinya Greyfax and revived, accompanying her on her own quest to recover the Eye of Night as an undead monstrosity wearing Bellicus' body and Paladin Aegis Armour. After Greyfax successfully slew the Tzeentchian Daemon Prince, destroying Horst's true body in the process, his spirit's hold on the material realm was seemingly broken, and Bellicus' body crumpled to the ground, cracking the skull within the Paladin's helm. Inside the broken skull, Greyfax discovered the Eye of Night -- Horst had unknowingly recovered it during his prior encounter with the Daemon Prince.Majoris Dvorn - Dvorn is firmly wedded to his Nemesis Force Hammer, an unusual weapon choice for a Grey Knight but perfectly suited to his aggressive personality. He has survived three major encounters with the forces of Chaos and after the Massacre of Sarthis, Majoris Dvorn has been granted his own suit of Tactical Dreadnought Armour and a place amongst Captain Stern's retinue of Terminators.