Luther - The Order: Because of his appearance and the place of his discovery, Luther named the boy Lion El'Jonson, meaning "Lion, Son of the Forest" in the Calibanite dialect of Low Gothic. Luther raised Jonson as if he were his own son. Within The Order's fortress-monastery of Aldurukh the primarch quickly assimilated into Human society. Jonson easily adapted to the ways of Humans, learning to speak in remarkable time despite having never spoken in the first ten standard years of his life. But of the dark times of his life growing up in the forest he never spoke.Luther and his protegé soon formed a fast friendship, complimenting one another with their different personalities and temperament, becoming an incomparable team. The pair of brother knights rose quickly through the ranks of The Order, as their exploits became the stuff of legends and their reputations rose accordingly.Soon the ranks of The Order swelled with young men wishing to join them. As The Order grew exponentially in size, Jonson and Luther argued for a crusade to rid their world of the great mutant beasts that infested their forests, to cleanse Caliban once and for all of their foul taint.Luther was a remarkable man, perhaps more so even than most people gave him credit for. He possessed phenomenal talent in a number of fields, not least as a leader, a warrior and a huntsman. With the exception of Lion El'Jonson, Luther had completed quests against more great beasts than any man in Caliban's history. In any other era, Luther would probably have been acclaimed as the greatest hero of his age. He was a tireless champion of the people of Caliban, marked out as much by his inner qualities of humour and cool thoughtfulness in times of crisis as he was by the valour of his deeds.It had been Luther's tragedy to be born in the same era as a man against whom all his endeavours would be judged and forever found wanting in comparison. From the day he had encountered Jonson in the forest and decided to bring him to civilisation, Luther had sounded the death-knell of his own legend.From that point on, he had been condemned to live in the Lion's shadow. To some of his fellow brother knights, this spoke even more highly of Luther that his affection for the Lion seemed genuine and unforced. Many a man in his situation might have been tempted to succumb to jealousy and begun to resent Jonson's achievements. Not Luther, for he was not of that ilk.With true brotherly devotion, he had turned all his energies to ensuring that the Lion's schemes met with every success. Luther was as much responsible for the campaign against the great beasts as Jonson, but as the campaign drew to a close it was not Luther who was receiving all the plaudits, but Jonson. Though none could sense any bitterness in the man, Luther had evidently accepted that his role in history was to be the bridesmaid to his brother's triumphs.In the tenth and final standard year of Jonson's genocidal campaign against the great beasts, nearly all the beasts had been killed. Only a few stragglers remained in the less hospitable and more thinly populated regions of the planet. As word of The Order's victories spread throughout the planet, their ranks swelled with even more willing recruits. Soon other knightly orders aligned themselves with The Order, until they had become the single-most powerful monastic order on all of Caliban. There was only one exception -- the Knights of Lupus.