Space Wolves - Chapter Relics: These artefacts are items of incredible rarity, ancient heirlooms that are carefully maintained and stored within the impregnable armouries of the Fang:Anvil Shield - The Anvil Shield is a relic Storm Shield. This large slab of Obstinite laced with Adamantium is wielded by Arjac Rockfist, the personal Champion of Great Wolf Logan Grimnar. It is as much a weapon as a form of protection, and has been used to crush the skulls of numerous foes.Armour of Asvald Stormwrack - When Logan Grimnar was a Wolf Guard in the Great Company of Asvald Stormwrack, the Wolf Lord gifted him a suit of ancient Terminator Armour. A relic of the Chapter, it was the armour that Asvald had worn as a Wolf Guard to his lord and which his lord had worn before him, in a line stretching back many thousands of standard years. A remarkable piece from the Dark Age of Technology, the armour hides a host of nanotechnological mechanisms beneath its ceramite plates, able to repair damage and heal rents caused by powered blade or plasma bolt. Following the tradition, Grimnar grants the armour to worthy warriors that serve and protect him.The Armour of Elavagar - The warplate of Russ is a suit of unique Artificer Armour whose origins can be tracked back to the mysterious period of bitter warfare which shrouds much of the Legion's history in the decades after the Primarch took over the VI Legion, and is accounted for now within the Legion's chronicles by obscure metaphor and strange and macabre allegories impenetrable to outsiders. Within its shell are strange exothermic field generators, otherwise unknown of in the Imperium's arsenal of technology which bleed energy, specifically heat and kinetic potential from their surroundings when triggered. This has the effect of creating an aura of murderous chill around the Primarch at will. It is this effect which gives the armour its name to the Fenrisians -- Elavagar -- a wave of killing frost. During the Second Great Hunt, the Space Wolves recovered an ancient suit of Artificer Armour from the Temple of Horus on the world of Rudra near the Eye of Terror. The Space Wolves believe that this armour is none other than that once worn by Russ himself, though Imperial scholars scoff at these claims. What is beyond question, however, is that the armour is of exceptional quality, and ever surrounded by a freezing aura of hoarfrost, as was Russ' armour of old. In its presence, those not born of Fenris are chilled to their very core.Axe Morkai - This mighty weapon is borne into battle by the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar. The Axe Morkai is an ancient artefact, thrumming with the power of the Warp, and was a battlefield trophy taken from a defeated Chaos Champion by the Great Wolf himself. Once he had acquired it, Grimnar had the Chapter's Iron Priests reforge the deadly axe into the likeness of the twin-headed wolf-god Morkai, the guardian of the gates of the afterlife in the myths of the people of the Space Wolves' homeworld, Fenris.Axe of Helwinter - Russ' favoured axe, though less strange and potent than his darkly fabled blade, was no less a weapon of great beauty and lethality. It was a Frost Axe, a prince amongst its kind, its edge made with the kraken-teeth of the mighty beast which gave the axe its name; a legendary menace slain by Russ himself before the coming of the Emperor to Fenris. Its murderous edge was further amplified by a disruption field generator which was a masterwork in its own right, so that a well-placed blow could split the armour plate of a battle tank.Belts of Russ - Each Great Company has in its Armoury a single Belt of Russ. These are powerful girdles incorporating potent gravitic force fields that protect the wearer. Forged by the master Iron Priest Stef Blacksoul after the disappearance of Russ, these belts are important relics of the Chapter.Bite of Fenris - The Bolter known as the Bite of Fenris visits the extreme seasons of the Space Wolves' homeworld upon those under its crosshairs. The gun's bark heralds one of two deadly fates, for its auto-selector breech can bear two different kinds of mass-reactive bolt. The gun's ice-blue Helwinter Bolts contain heat-thief charges that leave their targets as brittle statues. Its Flametide Bolts instead bring the red-hot wrath of Fenris's midsummer, their contents exploding a split second before impact, engulfing the foe in a deadly burst of superheated Bolter-shards and wrathful flame.Black Death (Banisvatr) - It is said amongst the Space Wolves that the Frost Axe known as Banisvatr -- "Black Death" in the tongue of Fenris -- is amongst the deadliest weapons ever forged. Several sagas surround the blade's deeds, recounting the monsters that have fallen beneath its bite, and the piles of slain foes left in its wake. All the tales refer to the baleful runic enchantment bound into its ebon blade, the power of which is believed to turn the Black Death's wielder into a relentless killing machine in battle, but none ever mention who originally carved the runes, or for what purpose.Blacksnow Charm - When an Ork WAAAGH! ravaged the heavily colonised Ice World of Geot, it was the Space Wolves that turned the tide. It is said that the snow itself was turned black by the ash and filthy smoke of thousands of burning Ork vehicles. The Blacksnow Charm contains a few crystals of the blackened ice kept at permanently frozen temperatures by an internal miniature refrigeration coil, as a reminder of that great victory.Blódbringer - This mighty Power Axe once belonged to Bjorn the One-Handed in the days following the Scouring of Prospero.Claws of Andhrimnir - These master-crafted relic Wolf Claws are borne by Long Fang Brother Skyhowler of the Redmaws Great Company.Cup of Wulfen - An object older than the Aett, the Cup of Wulfen was an artefact forged in the dawn of time by the servants of the Allfather. This chalice was carried by the VIth Legion all through the Great Crusade and was part of the Space Wolves' heritage during the dark times of the Horus Heresy. The hands of Russ himself were clasped around this chalice and offered to the first Fenrisians to become true Sons of Russ. The ancients who made this vessel imbued it with potent magics, for whoever drank from this vessel would, it they were worthy, take upon themselves the mark of Russ, and with it a portion of the Primarch's abilities. Even after ten millennia, the Space Wolves still use the Cup of Wulfen in the ritual of creation of their Aspirants' transformation into full-fledged Astartes.Dausvjer - This deadly master-crafted Power Sword was wielded by Wolf Guard Sigrd Brakk during the First Battle for The Fang. Upon Brakk's death the blade was taken up by Blood Claw Kyr Aesval Helfist, and upon his death was taken up by Blood Claw Ogrim Raegr Vrafsson Redpelt. Many centuries later the blade came into the possession of Wolf Lord Berek Thunderfist who then passed it on to Grey Hunter Ingvar Gyrfalkon. Dausvjer served Gyrfalkon well through his fifty-seven standard year tenure with the xenos-hunting Deathwatch. Wielded by a hundred hands, Dausvjer has held many names throughout its history, including Fjorsváfi, Helsverd, Blodstefna and Doomhringir. Alongside its reputation for ancient glory lay darker whispers, claiming that the blade is wyrd-touched.Djalik - This short master-crafted Power Sword is currently wielded by Brother Aj Kvara. One edge of the blade bears notched serrations. Years of heavy use saw the weapon's blade tarnished by burns from its power field. Djalik was formerly wielded by Grey Hunter Beorth who fell in battle against a Daemon Prince of the Plague God on Deneth Teros. Brother Kvara retrieved the blade and used it to slay the Daemon Prince at last. Since then, he has continued to proudly bear this formidable blade against the enemies of Mankind.Fangsword of the Ice Wolf (Svellbandr) - The earliest tales of Leman Russ speak not only of Morkai's defeat at the hands of the Wolf-King, but also those of his dread lieutenants. The creature known as the Ice Wolf was amongst the most fearsome, but it too was slain by Russ in a terrible battle and cast into the Wolf's Eye. In the wake of the deadly struggle, all that remained of the Ice Wolf was a sword-like tooth embedded in Russ' leg. It is testament to the Primarch's fortitude that he survived, for the blood of a lesser being would instantly have been frozen by its chilling touch. Russ ordered the fang forged into a blade so that its power could be used to battle the Allfather's enemies. Named Svellbrandr -- "Fangsword of the Ice Wolf" in the Fenrisian tongue -- this sword can slay the hardiest foes with but a single blow.Fellclaw's Teeth - Logan Grimnar's saga tells of his defeat of the legendary Thunderwolf, Fellclaw, many years ago. Though he keeps the giant beast's skull as a trophy to this day, the Great Wolf had a necklace of teeth made from the fangs of its lower jaw. This he grants to a deserving member of the Champions of Fenris as a token of his favour. To be held in such high honour by the Old Wolf himself is a sign of immeasurable esteem, and the warrior who bears Fellclaw's Teeth will fight all the harder to be worthy of the gift bestowed upon him.Fenris Pattern Wolf Helm - This pattern of helmet is a unique product of the Space Wolves Iron Priests, featuring the snarling visage of a Fenrisian Wolf. In addition to the intimidating appearance of these helmets the snout also incorporates an atmospheric interchange system that enables the wearer to take in small amounts of air from the surrounding environment without compromising the environmental seals of the wearer's Power Armour. This allows Space Wolves to use their heightened senses of taste and smell while utilising the protection and auto-senses of an Astartes battle-helm.Firefang - This fierce Chainsword is one of the favoured weapons of Wolf Lord Sven Bloodhowl. Marked with a long tongue of flame painted onto the casing this double-edged Chainsword is the perfect complement to Frostclaw, the Wolf Lord's other favored blade. Jarl Sven typically wields both axe and sword, pairing the weapons in a fierce dual-wielding style.Fist of Demetrius - This ancient and ornate Power Fist was believed to have been the Fist of Russ. For many centuries this artefact was kept in a temple complex on the world of Demetrius, one of the planets that had been lost to Imperial rule for thousands of standard years during the Great Schism. Ten standard years into the Macharius Crusade the Imperial forces tracked down rumours of an ancient Astartes artefact on Demetrius and launched an invasion to capture the world and reclaim this artefact. Some rumours persisted that the Lord Solar Macharius sought to gift the Fist in exchange for the political support of the Space Wolves Chapter in his ongoing campaigns. Before any such deal could be struck the Fist was stolen by Dark Eldar raiders and taken to the world of Procrastes. The Night Runner Great Company under the command of Wolf Lord Logan Grimnar joined the personal Lion Guard Regiment of Macharius in reclaiming Procrastes, driving off the xenos raiders, and reclaiming the Fist. Though the Imperial forces were successful in all three tasks the Fist of Demetrius was not, in fact, the Fist of Russ. According to Logan Grimnar the Fist was ancient and undeniably a potent relic of the Imperium and the Space Wolves, but was not a weapon wielded by the Primarch Leman Russ. Logan Grimnar took possession of the artefact but its ultimate fate or current location is unknown.Fist of Russ - This ancient relic of the Space Wolves Chapter is reputed to have been one of the weapons wielded by the Wolf King himself. Following the disappearance of Russ, the Fist of Russ was placed in the Temple of the Storm Wolves on the world of Pelius, where it lay for thousands of standard years until it was stolen in a lightning raid by unknown force of xenos. Since its theft, many have searched for the Fist of Russ over the millennia. Though many leads have been tracked down, many enemies fought, and many ruins searched, the Fist of Russ has yet to be reclaimed.Foehammer - A potent relic of the Space Wolves wielded by Logan Grimnar's Champion Arjac Rockfist, Foehammer is a rune-inscribed Thunder Hammer with an in-built teleportation device that returns the weapon to Arjac's hand should he throw it at a foe or lose it in combat.Frejya - This relic Bolter was the favoured weapon of Grey Hunter Tanngjost Seven Fingers. An antiquated pattern likely found collecting dust in one of the many armouries of The Fang, Brother Tanngjost carried the Bolter for many years. Frejya's casing is adorned with red and gold and was rune marked by Rune Priest Ulli Iceclaw.Frost Blades - Frost Blades are potent weapons, unique to the Space Wolves Chapter, that can carve through the heaviest armour with ease. Frost Blades usually take the forms of Chainswords or Chainaxes, though they can exist in the form of any type of Imperial melee weapon. Frost Blades are master works from the Space Wolves Iron Priests -- each is incredibly rare and prestigious. The teeth of these icy Chain Weapons are always cut from nigh-unbreakable substances such as Ice Kraken fangs or tempered diamond. The unique power fields enveloping Frost Blades have a distinctive blue cast. A Frost Blade combines the best qualities of a Chain Weapon and a Power Weapon. Some Frost Axes have blades of energised diamond that give the weapons the appearance that they have been carved from a single, lethal shard of ice.Frostclaw - In battle, Wolf Lord Sven Bloodhowl wields the great Frost Axe Frostclaw. The weapon is the height of a man, but Sven carries it with one hand -- a testament to both his strength and the unnatural balance gifted to the weapon by its creator. It is boasted amongst the ranks of the Firehowlers that no armour forged can stop the edge of this Frost Axe. Certainly, none of Lord Bloodhowl's many opponents has yet lived to disprove this claim.Frostfang - Frostfang is a mighty Frost Blade crafted centuries ago by the Iron Priest Fergus Forgrim, a famed master craftsman of the Space Wolves. Its chainsaw blade is fashioned from a rare metal, the secret construction technique of which has died with the ancient Iron Priest.Frostfury - Over millennia of campaigning and fighting for the Imperium, the vaults of The Fang have become filled with rare and potent weapons. The Storm Bolter known as Frostmodr, or Frostfury in Low Gothic, is just such an example -- a weapon crafted long ago by the skilled hands of an unremembered Tech-adept. Re-chambered to fire bolt rounds tipped with Helfrost warheads, it is the only known example of such a weapon, the secrets of its creation lost. In battle, the glittering rounds impart their freezing payload as they explode deep in the flesh of their victims. Few enemies can survive both the destructive force of a detonating bolt shell and the frigid blast of the shattering glimmerfrost crystal.Glacius - This mighty Frost Axe is the favored weapon of Wolf Lord Harald Deathwolf. Carved from a single ice-blue crystal, the blade is fearsomely sharp and deathly cold.Glimmerfrost Crystals - These precious crystals are unique to Fenris and only grow in once place, the caverns beneath Allfather Peak. The exact location of the caves is amongst the most closely guarded secrets of the Chapter and the crystals themselves are beyond priceless. Without them the Chapter's Helfrost Weapons could not be made. Chapter legend holds that the Glimmerfrost Crystals began to grow in the caves after the Emperor was reunited with His lost son and that the crystals are a physical manifestation of the Allfather's power and a priceless gift to the Chapter.Grimfang's Claw - This relic master-crafted  Artificer Bolter is a treasured relic of the Chapter.Great Wolf Pelts - Among the wargear of the Space Wolves are wolf pelts from some of the greatest Fenrisian Wolves that have served the Chapter. Some of these pelts are large even for a Space Marine, trailing behind them and hanging over their armour like a tide of fur. A Battle-Brother wearing such a pelt honours the memory of the wolf by carrying it once more into battleHelfrost Weaponry - The Iron Priests of the Chapter have long mastered the construction of directed energy weapons that use the precious Glimmerfrost Crystals unique to Fenris as specialised focussing lenses. By altering the flow of energy through the Glimmerfrost Crystal the Helfrost Weapons are able to fire focussed or dispersed beams of freezing cold energy. Anything the Helfrost beam touches is frozen solid and made extremely brittle. Enemies are frozen in place and shattered by the lightest touch into thousands of shards of crystallised flesh.The Helm of Durfast - Durfast's saga names him as the saviour of Mordrak, a long-dead world that was once home to a race of techno-savants. Many technological marvels were discovered amid the ruins of Mordrak after the Ork WAAAGH! that had threatened the planet was defeated by Durfast's Great Company. One such device was bound within Durfast's wolf-head helm by the Iron Priests on his return to The Fang, and it has since become an heirloom of the Chapter. The Helm of Durfast incorporates temporal archeotech that endows the wearer with an awareness of the immediate past, present and future. Its precognitive powers gives him momentary insight into his own wyrd, enabling him to anticipate his target's movements with seemingly preternatural speed and accuracy. The temporal technology used in this relic has long been lost to the Imperium and may even predate its existence.Holdbítr - This is the revered relic Rune Blade of the Blademaster and Grey Hunter Váltyr Skullhewer. During the Battle for Ras Shakeh the sverdhjera engaged the Chaos Lord Thorslax the Blighted in close combat. Though he fought furiously he was slain and Holdbítr was shattered. Váltyr became the first, and last, wielder of the Rune Blade.The Hood of Gnyrll - The Hood of Gnyrll is a special crafted Psychic Hood said to gift a Rune Priest with additional and more potent psychic abilities as well as protecting him from the psychic assaults of others.Hrulf's Hood of Darkness - The Hood of Darkness is an ancient device of obscure alien origin. In battle, when activated, this device cloaks the wearer in interdimensional darkness. It also provides the wearer protection from psychic powers whilst cloaked, though he may not use his own psychic powers either.Icetooth - This is an ancient master-crafted Bolt Pistol that has served the warriors of the Chapter well over many millennia.Krakenbone Sword - Years when the Kraken's Spur rises from the seas of Fenris are times of plenty for the world's tribes. In the dripping grottos and shallow pools can be found the remains of ancient kraken, from whose bones priceless blades can be crafted. In his youth, Logan Grimnar had one such blade made for him by a smith of the Iron Blood tribe after recovering a suitable shard of bone from the Kraken's Spur. Though its edges were as sharp as the day it was first made, Arjac Rockfist reworked the blade into a deadly Frost Sword before presenting it to his liegelord once more. It has since become a powerful heirloom of the Champions of Fenris, for no armour can resist its bite.Krakenmaw - This immense Frost Blade was once wielded by Leman Russ during the Great Crusade and was the weapon Russ carried with him during the lamentable event known as the Night of the Wolf where the Primarch of the VI Legion attempted to punish the World Eaters Primarch Angron for his Legion's continued use of psycho surgery and  the implants known as the Butcher's Nails. Angron shattered Krakenmaw during his duel with Russ, even as the Wolf King destroyed Angron's first axe, Widowmaker.Langnvast - For his primary weapon, Bran Redmaw bears Langnvast, a master-forged relic Frost Blade of the Chapter gifted to him by Logan Grimnar upon his promotion to the rank of Wolf Lord. This Frost Axe is an ancient and storied weapon amongst the Space Wolves, carried by many heroes of the Chapter into uncounted battles.Maekr - This relic master-crafted Thunder Hammer was crafted by Rune Priest Svasund the Golden in the 38th Millennium. Currently it is borne by Wolf Guard Battle Leader Skallagrim of the Blackbrow of the Redmaws Great Company.Magnir Runes - These rune stones are all that remain of Rune Priest Magnir who served the Deathwatch of the Jericho Reach centuries ago. In life Magnir was possessed of an uncanny ability to predict the future and the fates of those around him. Fellow Rune Priests of the Chapter who use the stones he left behind gain increased insight into the paths of the future.Mantle of the Fallen Wolf - Wolf Priests are the spiritual leaders and counselors of the Chapter and well-respected by all Battle-Brothers. The mantles of the Wolf Priests are usually crafted from the furs of the great wolves of Fenris, and are adorned with tokens and fetishes of the Chapter. The Mantle of the Fallen Wolf is one such item, passed to the Jericho Reach Deathwatch by its previous owner who fell defeating a Greater Daemon in the Hadex Anomaly. To wear such a cloak is a great honour and marks out a Battle-Brother as a trusted member of his Chapter and a respected member of the Adeptus Astartes.Mantle of the Ice Troll King - A troll-skin cloak whose thick hide shields Wolf Lord Harald Deathwolf from both small arms fire and flame, both mundane and Warp-spawned. His Saga states that it was torn from the corpse of the greatest of the Ice Trolls who threatened the Tide Hounds tribe, Harald's former tribe, and now adorn his battle-plate.Morkai's Claws - Named for the legendary Fenrisian two-headed wolf Morkai, it is said that a master Artificer of Mars, whose name has long since been forgotten, was inspired by the story of the wolf-god's defeat at the hands of Leman Russ. He presented the mighty Primarch with a pair of Wolf Claws that he had forged especially to honour the victory. Imbued with all the bestial fury for which the wolf-god was renowned, to wield Morkai's Claws in battle is to unleash the wrath of the caged beast and tear every foe to bloody ruin.Mjalnar, The Sword of Banelight - A weapon of truly ancient mystery, the sword of Russ has gone by many names. To the Remembrancers of the Great Crusade, it is called Banelight -- a name itself a commonplace derivation of the High Terran Maledica Nocterum-- a dark legend carried during the Age of Strife where it passed through the hands of warlords and tyrants. But to the Wolves of Fenris it has always been Mjalnar -- the fang of the Wolf King -- taken in battle as a blood-brought prize of victory. Ultimately, the Sword of Banelight was a Power Sword of unknown origin, a thing of terror and blood against which no armour could stand as the sword's sliver-white blade inexplicably darkened as it killed, first to the deep red of heart's blood, and then to a fathomless, glittering black.The Murderclaws - These unique claws each bear three blades carved from a mysterious form of ice that never melts. Each claw bears the skull of a Thunderwolf worked into the back of each fist; the left skull possesses an advanced targetting system built into its right eye-socket. Wielded by the maddened Venerable Dreadnought known as Murderfang, these claws have ended countless lives, either at the end of their blades or to the flame and bolts of their in-built weapons systems.Nightwing - Njal Stormcaller saved Iron Priest Ulf Blackbrow's life during the Battle of Rust World. Blackbrow was not one to owe others favours, and so the accomplished smith crafted a particularly sophisticated psyber-raven named Nightwing for Njal. Nightwing has since saved Njal's life many times and is ever swift to aid the legendary Rune Priest in combat.The Pelt of Balewolf - The pelts of wolves are plentiful trophies amongst the Champions of Fenris, as each is an able and fearless hunter. However, some of these mantles are rare indeed and steeped in legend, belonging to one of the ferocious near-mythical Blackmaned Thunderwolves that, so the stories claim, escape from Morkai's realm once every generation to terrorise the slopes of the Fenrisian continent of Asaheim. The Pelt of Balewolf is one such relic. Still soaked in the scent of the long-dead creature, beasts instinctively cower before the wearer, sensing the presence of an alpha predator upon the wind.The Pelt of the Dopplegangrel - Lukas the Trickster is the only individual in the Space Wolves' history who has managed to track and slay one of the legendary chameleonic Dopplegangrels of Fenris. Lukas wears the pelt as a trophy and uses its innate abilities to assist him in battle, and probably any mischief he undertakes.Rothgeril - This relic blade was borne by Grey Hunter Aj Kvara during the battle for Deneth Teros. Rothgeril was wrested from Kvara's grip by a Daemon Prince of the Plague God.Runic Terminator Armour of Njal Stormcaller - Njal alone has the skill to craft Runic Terminator Armour and his suit is currently the only one of its kind in the Chapter.The Pelt of the Wulfen - This ancient pelt is from a massive Wolf of Fenris, the largest ever slain by a warrior of the Space Wolves. This ancient and venerable hide has been interwoven with a modified cameleoline web.Runic Staffs - Runic Staffs are mighty artefacts carried by Rune Priests that are imbued with the most powerful psychic wards the Rune Priests can devise that protect the wielder from the psychic attacks of his enemies.Runic Totems - The Sons of Russ have many traditions that are unique to their Chapter, and at the heart of Fenrisian mysticism stand the Rune Priests. Using their arcane arts they craft rune totems to call upon the powers of Fenris' mythic beasts, and Space Wolves fiercely believe that these talismans can lend the bearer power from the spirit whose name is inscribed upon it.Sigrún - This relic master-crafted Heavy Bolter is currently borne by Grey Hunter Olgeir Heavy-hand of Járnhamar Pack. Skulbrotsjór - This relic Thunder Hammer is currently borne by Wolf Guard Pack Leader Gunnlaugur.Spear of Russ - The Spear of Russ was an ancient Chapter relic once wielded by the Primarch Leman Russ of the Space Wolves Legion during the glory days of the Great Crusade. This large spear consisted of a haft as thick as a comms array's sounding pole and terminated in a sculpture of a snarling wolf. From the mouth protruded a sword-long, leaf-headed blade of shining gold. Fine knotwork crawled all over the plated plasteel. Slung under the wolf's body was the vented box of a disruption field generator, the power transmission cabling and field dispersal studs cunningly hidden by the decoration. There were subtler technologies woven into the blade besides. It was a Psy Weapon, a thing of the Emperor of Mankind, come out of His forges and suffused with His mastery of science and the Warp. Even inactive, it gave off a particular feel, a resonant echo of the Emperor's presence, that bred unease and filled the hearts of men with dark foreboding. It was upon the Spear of Russ that the first Wolf Lords swore their allegiance to Leman Russ and the Emperor and formed the first Great Companies. Despite the symbolic importance of the spear, Leman Russ hated it. He did not like spears as a weapon in general. He preferred the nobility of swords. Russ reputedly "lost" the weapon frequently and favoured other blades such as Krakenmaw over the spear in battle. One account tells how, after drinking a immense amount of stormwine on Sirenia, Russ tried to throw the spear at the moon. It took four solar days of searching for Russ' warriors to recover the weapon. Eventually, the spear was laid to rest and kept for millennia at a sacred shrine on the planet Garm, waiting for the day Russ would return for the Last Battle. This sacred site was the final resting place of one of the Legion's greatest warriors who died protecting the Wolf King. Garm's ritually-carved sarcophagus bore a likeness of the warrior on the upper surface which gripped the spear. A pilgrimage to the shrine was a common practice for the Space Wolves and many warriors who laid hands on the spear reported an enlightening experience, as though they were reaching out to the Primarch through the ages. Eventually, in the latter years of the 41st Millennium, an Arch-heretic named Sergius stole the spear during a bloody uprising on Garm, and Ragnar Blackmane, then a Blood Claw in Berek Thunderfist's Great Company, had been among the warriors sent to crush the revolt. After numerous battles, Ragnar came face-to-face with his old nemesis the Sorcerer Madox, who had manipulated Sergius into taking the spear in an effort to summon Magnus the Red, the Thousand Sons Legion's infernal Daemon Primarch, into the physical realm. The foul sorcerer nearly succeeded, but just as Magnus began to cross the threshold from the depths of the Warp, Ragnar seized the spear from Sergius and hurled the legendary weapon at the fearsome Primarch. The spear struck Magnus like a thunderbolt and the Daemon Prince was hurled back into the raging maelstrom of the Warp. Garm had been saved, but the Spear of Russ had been lost, possibly forever. As "punishment", Ragnar was sent to Terra in exile by the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar to serve in the Wolfblade, an Honour Guard comprised of Astartes from the Space Wolves Chapter who protect the Navigators' House Belisarius on Terra, in accordance with an ancient pact forged at the time of the Great Crusade over ten millennia ago. With the aid of his fellow Wolfblades, Ragnar later managed to also recover the Spear of Russ on the Daemon World of Charys with the aid of the Space Wolves' long-lost 13th Great Company. This act redeemed Ragnar in the eyes of his Battle-Brothers and he was reinstated as a member of Berek Thunderfist's Great Company after he returned from his time as a Wolfblade.Staff of the Stormcaller - The Runic Staff wielded by Njal Stormcaller, the Staff of the Stormcaller is a venerable weapon and relic of the Space Wolves that enhances the psychic abilities of its wielder.Stormrider - This ancient relic of the Chapter dates back to the Great Crusade and once carried the Primarch Leman Russ on the day he took command of the VI Legion. Stormrider is a chariot forged in the shape of a Fenrisian dragonship, held aloft by arcane gravitic suspensor fields and directional jet engines. Stormrider has, since its forging, been pulled by a pair of Thunderwolves. For the last five standard centuries Stormrider has been pulled by the Thunderwolves Tyrnak and Fenrir. Logan Grimnar has adorned the hull of Stormrider with ornate panels depicting his victory over the Krakens of Fenris on one side and his defeat of the World Eaters Champion Akor Doomflayer on the other. Ceremonial shields depict further insignia of the Great Wolf and his deeds and sculpted Spirit Wolves are mounted on the back, protection against fell magics. Stormrider bears a powerful force field generator capable of deflecting all but the most powerful of attacks and ensuring that the rider can carve a path through the deadliest of battlefields virtually unscathed.Teeth of the Blizzard - The Teeth of the Blizzard is a relic Frost Blade of the Chapter. During a Space Wolves deployment to drive back splinter elements of Hive Fleet Behemoth, the leading Pack, led by none other than the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar, became surrounded when hundreds of voracious Tyranid bio-organisms burst from the ground behind them. The Pack fought ferociously to defend their Lord, and one Wolf Guard named Ralaff leapt on the back of a monstrous Trygon to slice its throat with his Frost Blade. Ralaff died from his injuries, but his actions allowed reinforcements to reach the Great Wolf in time. His Frost Blade became a revered relic of the Chapter in testament to Ralaff's valour.Torgarl's Plasma Blade - Though this weapon appears to be an ancient and finely decorated knife, it actually houses a plasma generator in the handle. When thrown, the blade generates an intense plasma field which can penetrate most armour.Trueclaw - After Bjorn the Fell-Handed's internment within the confines of a Dreadnought sarcophagus the Chapter's Iron Priests crafted this mighty claw for the former Great Wolf in honour of the dread claw he favoured as a mortal. Adorned with gems and intricate scrollwork, Trueclaw also mounts an in-built Heavy Flamer.Widow - This heavily customised Heavy Bolter was the pride of Grey Hunter Saehrimnar Brokenaxe. The Widow was destroyed shortly after Saehrimnar's death in Pack Aesor's second clash with the Ork Mekboy leading the Greenskins from the destroyed hydroelectric dam on the slopes of Sacred Mountain on Alaric Prime.Wolf Amulets - These ornate amulets function identically to the Rosarius amulets used by the Chaplains of other Chapters, containing powerful force-field generators that protect the wearer from all but the most deadly attacks. Where the Rosarius is a physical representation of the ties between the Chaplains of the Adeptus Astartes and the Ecclesiarchy, the Space Wolves do not share a similar unity of faith.Wolf Claws - Wolf Claws are a variant of the Lightning Claws used by other Space Marine Chapters. This particular pattern is primarily utilised exclusively by the savage warriors of the Space Wolves Chapter. Wolf Claws are heavily armoured gauntlets with curved, razor-edged talons sheathed in a rippling power field of pure energy. Used most effectively in pairs, Wolf Claws are angled to echo the talons of the wolf. They allow the wielder to cut four times instead of once with each strike, either slashing to maximise a warrior's chance of hitting the foe or stabbing deep to ensure a swift kill.Wolf Helm of Russ - The Wolf Helm of Russ is an ancient artefact of the Chapter said to have been worn by their Primarch Leman Russ himself. Legend has it that this ancient helm was fashioned by the Emperor's Artificers and given to his Primarch son. The Wolf Helm is awarded to a Great Company after a tournament of champions. The last winner was Ragnar Blackmane who then presented the Helm to the Wolf Priest Ranek as a sign of respect.Wolf Pelts - Fenrisian Wolves are renowned across the galaxy for their viciousness. They are respected creatures, and greatly entwined with Space Wolf beliefs. Unarmed hunting rituals exist on Fenris to prove a warrior's prowess. Should a Battle-Brother succeed on such a hunt, he typically displays the pelt of the animal thereafter.Wolf Skull Helms - These stylised helms are worn by the Chapter's Wolf Priests rather than the human skull helmets more typical amongst the Chaplains of other Adeptus Astartes Chapters.Wolf Tooth Necklaces - Created from the teeth of Fenrisian Wolves, a Wolf Tooth Necklace is reputed to grant the wearer strength and ferocity in combat like that of the wolf it was taken from. Whether or not there is any true power in such tokens (like those talismans crafted by the Chapter's Rune Priests), the effects on a Space Wolves Battle-Brother's morale and ferocity cannot be denied.The Wulfen Stone - The Space Wolves fear and revere this gem in equal measure, for it represents both the greatest strength of their gene-heritage and their most terrible curse. Bound within a large blood diamond like a caged animal lies the raging spirit of the Wulfen -- the inner beast that lurks within the heart and soul of every Space Wolf. This ancient gem was found by Wolf Lord Jorin Bloodfang on an Eldar Crone World during the 13th Great Company's sojourn into the Eye of Terror. It was worked into a suit of Power Armour by the great artificer and one of the Company's few surviving Iron Priests, Fengri. The Wulfen Stone has the unusual property of amplifying a bearer's Wulfen rage to far beyond that of the rest of their kin. Its horror can be borne by few creatures and as a result, most foes will break and run in absolute terror before the fell creature before them. Though this dire relic is one of the Space Wolves' greatest treasures, the Wulfen Stone is a relic carried to battle in only the most extreme circumstances. Its presence triggers violent urges within the Sons of Russ, an uncontrollable rage to spill blood that any who bear the Canis Helix cannot deny.Wyrmclaw - Currently borne by Wolf Lord Krom Dragongaze, this mighty Frost Axe is a revered relic of The Fang. Krom's masterwork frost axe is a perfectly balanced weapon made doubly deadly by the skill of its heroic wielder. Its blade was dusted with a bonemeal glaze made from the ground-down talons of the great ice wyrm Witherwing, lending it a razor-sharp cutting edge that can never be dulled. In the hands of Krom Dragongaze, Wyrmclaw becomes a veritable avalanche of destruction, its every blow perfectly placed and impossible to stay.