Space Wolves - Post-Heresy Era Personnel: Great Wolf Logan Grimnar - Logan Grimnar is the current Great Wolf of the Space Wolves Space Marines Chapter. He is one of the most belligerent and headstrong Chapter Masters in the Imperium of Man, as well as perhaps the greatest Wolf Lord of all time. He remains loyal to the Emperor of Mankind and the great Primarch of the Space Wolves, Leman Russ. Grimnar has been the Chapter Master of the Space Wolves for over 700 standard years and is one of the oldest Chapter Masters of a Loyalist Space Marine Chapter. Like his fellow Space Marines, Grimnar is a fearsome warrior with great martial pride. He has led his Great Company against many enemies of the Imperium and has shown a renowned thirst for battle, which some say, even rivals that of their legendary Primarch Leman Russ. Logan, or the "Old Wolf" as he is known by his brethren, is an extremely powerful warrior who will always fight to the end in pursuit of what he believes in; both in the name of the Emperor and for the lives of his beloved Space Wolves.Great Wolf Sigvald Grimhammer - Sigvald Grimhammer was Logan Grimnar's direct predecessor as as the Great Wolf of the Chapter. The reigning Great Wolf was murdered upon the battlefields of Xor by a Dark Eldar Succubus. Wolf Priest Ulrik puts Logan Grimnar's name forward as his successor. Despite many of his fellow Wolf Lords being centuries older than him, amazingly there is no resistance to Logan's ascension, and when the runestones are counted every vote has been cast in Grimnar's favour.Great Wolf Anakron Silvermane - Anakron Silvermane was the reigning Great Wolf of the Space Wolves Chapter four centuries earlier (during the 500's-M41). His final stand took place nearly four Terran centuries ago on the world of Melkior where his command post came under a surprise assault by an Eldar warhost. Logan Grimnar and Wolf Guard Pack Leader Hakon both participated in the battle.Great Wolf Gerrod Redbeard - Gerrod Redbeard served as the reigning Great Wolf sometime during the early 41st Millennia. It was during a Great Feast of Gerrod Redbeard that Inquisitor Bastalek Grim used an eidetic memory coil to record the Sagas recounted during the feast and later publish them in the infamous work he called 'The War of the Giants'.Great Wolf Ulrik Grimfang - Ulrik Grimfang was the reigning Great Wolf during the Macharian Crusade era (392-399.M41). During this time, he was approached through his Chapter's connections to the Navigator House Belisarius to form an alliance with Lord Solar Macharius to lend their military and political support to the great Imperial commander's ongoing crusade. Wishing to cement his alliance with the Space Wolves, Macharius gifted the Chapter with an ancient artefact he believed to be the Fist of Russ. Unfortunately, the relic had been stolen by the insidious Dark Eldar. Once the Great Wolf learned this, he agreed to take part in the liberation of a beleaguered Imperial world in the Procrastes System that the Dark Eldar were currently ravaging. A Great Company of Space Wolves, under the command of Wolf Lord Logan Grimnar, were sent to Macharius to take part in the campaign. Ironically, the Space Wolves would have been more than willing to join Macharius' cause with the promise of glory and conquest and the reaping of souls for the Allfather, rather than extravagant gifts or backroom dealings, which were unnecessary to win their support. Ultimately, the so-called Fist was not the actual relic.Great Wolf Fenrik Grimheart - Great Wolf Grimheart led the Space Wolves to victory in the Battle of Balinor, one of the Chapter's most renowned battles of the 38th Millennium.Great Wolf Harald Stormwolf - Harald Stormwolf was the reigning Great Wolf during the Second Battle for The Fang in the 36th Millennium. He famously defended the Space Wolves' home world of Fenris from the invading forces of the Apostate Cardinal Bucharis during the bleak era known as the Plague of Unbelief. For three standard years the fanatical armies of Bucharis pounded upon the gates of The Fang. When they faced the final assault by Bucharis' forces, they were saved from certain death by the timely arrival of Wolf Lord Kyrl Grimblood and his Great Company, who smashed into the flanks of the enemy forces and decimated the invaders.Great Wolf Oberik Kelman - The 23rd Great Wolf of the Space Wolves Chapter, Oberik Kelman was a famously temperamental man, given to terrifying rages when frustrated. A statue of him resides within The Fang's great Hall of Battles.Great Wolf Arvek Hren Kjarlkskar - Great Wolf successor of Harek Ironhelm following his death during the First Battle of The Fang in the 32nd Millennium.Great Wolf Harek Eireik "Ironhelm" Eireiksson - Harek Eireik Eireksson was a Great Wolf of the Chapter during the 32nd Millennium. He was also known as "Ironhelm" due to the cybernetic implants he received within his skull. Throughout his years as Great Wolf, Harek became obsessed with hunting down Magnus the Red, for Magnus was able to escape him time and time again. Ultimately, Eireksson fell in battle against that Daemon Primarch during the final day of the First Battle of The Fang.Wolf Lord Ragnar Blackmane - Ragnar Blackmane is the youngest Wolf Lord in the Space Wolves' history and the protagonist of the Space Wolf novel series. Blackmane's Great Company frequently has the honour of leading the Space Wolves' planetary assaults, a role at which Ragnar and his warriors excel, for his packs are the undisputed masters of the Drop Pod assaults known as the Claws of Russ. He is the only Space Wolf to become a Wolf Lord without first becoming a Grey Hunter. Blackmane is the current Champion of the Chapter and bearer of the Wolf Helm of Russ, which he presented to Ulrik the Slayer as a sign of respect. Blackmane prevented the return of the Thousand Sons Legion to the world of Garm, a planet sacred to the Space Wolves because it was the home of the Shrine of Garm's Skull, by casting the Spear of Russ into a Warp Gate, an action which for a time earned him the bitter enmity of his fellow Battle-Brothers before his actions earned redemption.Wolf Lord Berek Thunderfist - Berek Thunderfist was the Wolf Lord of the Great Company to which Ragnar Blackmane was originally assigned and served as a teacher and an inspiration for the young Blood Claw at the time. Berek was a legendary warrior within the Chapter, named after his bionic hand and his preferred use of an overcharged Power Fist that crackled with lightning in battle.Wolf Lord Sigrid Trollbane - The principal rival of the popular Berek Thunderfist, Sigrid was a more devious political animal and tactician and did little to hide his desire to attain the rank of Great Wolf.Wolf Lord Kvalnir Silverclaw - Kvalnir Silverclaw was the Wolf Lord of the Silverclaws Great Company. One of the longest serving Wolf Lords in the history of the Space Wolves, his long and distinguished career spanned five centuries. As a Blood Claw and Grey Hunter, Kvalnir performed with the honour and valour worthy of a Space Wolf. But he hardly looked like Wolf Lord material, that is until he was promoted to the venerable ranks of the Long Fangs. Only then did it seem the spirit of Russ seemed to flow through Kvalnir with renewed vigour. Kvalnir quickly rose to the rank of Sergeant, spending a century leading his own Long Fang pack. During the Fifth Great Hunt, the Space Wolves pushed the foul hordes of Chaos further into the Eye of Terror. The Space Wolves were in embittered fighting with their hated enemy, the Thousand Sons. During the height of the campaign, the Silverclaws, then led by Jaegar Silverclaw, were driving the Thousand Sons with the spirit of Russ behind them. But they were led into a cunning trap, for out of the Warp, the Daemon Primarch Magnus the Red appeared. Summoning foul denizens of Tzeentch from the Empyrean, the Silverclaws were soon beset and were forced to fall back. The Wolf Lord fought valiantly, but was eventually slain by the eldritch magic of the Crimson King. Though faced with overwhelming numbers, Kvalnir knew if the attack failed the entire Space Wolf campaign would be at risk. Kvalnir ordered his Long Fangs to stand firm, and from their position they poured heavy weapons fire upon the innumerable Chaos Spawn. Slowly the fell creatures began to retreat, while Runepriests managed to close the summoned Warp gate. The rest of the Silverclaws rallied around Kvalnir and resurged to win the battle and drive the Thousand Sons further into the Eye and evict them from yet another world. Due to the tragedy of losing the entire Wolf Guard, Logan Grimnar bestowed the honour of Wolf Lord upon Kvalnir for showing great courage and leadership and saving the Wolves of Fenris from almost certain defeat. Allowed to chose his own totem, Kvalnir opted to instead keep the name of Silverclaw for the Great Company. Since he had led his Great Company to victory in the Great Hunt, so the Silverclaws they would remain.Wolf Lord Jaegar Silverclaw - Former Wolf Lord of the Silverclaws Great Company. He, along with the entirety of his Wolf Guard, were slain during the Fifth Great Hunt by Magnus the Red after his Great Company was led into a cunning trap by the Space Wolves' hated enemies, the Thousand Sons.Wolf Lord Sven Bloodhowl - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Sven has embraced the sign of the Fire Breather, a volcano that lies a hundred leagues north of The Fang. Bloodhowl goes to war amidst a great horde of close combat specialists, breathing flame into the ranks of their foe. The warriors of Bloodhowl's Great Company tattoo themselves with runes, interlacing designs and scenes from their own sagas. Sven's own saga is so extensive that every inch of his body is tattooed. He has taken to using the skins of his victims as a canvas with which to chronicle his latest deeds. During the 13th Black Crusade, Sven Bloodhowl disappeared and has been missing since he assaulted the Blackstone Fortress, Will of Eternity. While some believe his saga to be at an end, his Wolf Guard rule in his name until his fate is determined.Wolf Lord Harald Deathwolf - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Deathwolf has taken the symbol of the Ravening Jaw, which symbolises the Wolftime -- the end of all things -- when Morkai will eat the sun and eternal night will shroud the stars. Harald himself rides to battle upon the great grey wolf, Icetooth. It is said that Harld's senses are so sharp he can smell the fear of his prey from several leagues distance. His Great Company goes to war accompanied by a host of lupine beasts, be they flesh and blood, cybernetic construct or even the spirits of loyal companions.Wolf Lord Krom Dragongaze - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Krom's sigil is that of the Sun Wolf, who makes the belly of the sun his lair, and attacks Fenris anew with every dawn. Known as the "Fierce-eye", his presence and sheer force of will can be petrifying to a lesser man. He keeps a great many Wolf Guard in his Company, for the Fierce-eye believes that valour should be rewarded wherever it is to be found.Wolf Lord Kjarl Grimblood - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Kjarl Grimblood is a fierce rival of Sven Bloodhowl. He and his Great Company bear the sigil of the Fire Wolf. In Fenrisian myth the Fire Wolf burns without being consumed, and it is his voice of flame that melts the snows and thaws the glaciers before each season. They say that Kjarl's foresight is so supernaturally acute that it is whispered that he possesses the Gift, able to see the future in the flames. His Great Company favours a great many flame weapons, boasting no fewer than twelve Land Raider Redeemers. His Grey Hunters have a special rite of passage -- once they have killed his prey with flame, they have earned the right to paint their face with blood before each battle, the crimson flames upon their countenance marking them as a Red Hunter for all to see.Wolf Lord Vorek Gnarlfist - Vorek Gnarlfist has taken the title of Wolf Lord in recent times, having succeeded the recently slain Orven Highfell. He kept the sigil of the Iron Wolf to honour his predecessors' acts of extreme valour.Wolf Lord Orven Highfell - Orven Highfell was the successor of Egil Iron Wolf. He kept the sigil of the Iron Wolf to honour his predecessor and his valiant sacrifice. Unfortunately, Highfell would also have his saga cut short, when he was slain in the skies above Cadia during the 13th Black Crusade. He was succeeded by Vorek Gnarlfist.Wolf Lord Egil Iron Wolf - Former Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Egil had taken the totem of the Iron Wolf. In Fenrisian mythology, the Iron Wolf lies dormant beneath the continent of Asaheim, a beast so vast that the mountains are the fur on his back and the seams of metal within them are his veins. Egil's company is famous across the Fenris System for its armoured assaults, with the Iron Wolf himself riding at the head of each assault in a personalised Land Raider. During the Siege of the Fenris System, Egil Iron Wolf made the ultimate sacrifice, giving his life on Fenris so that the Daemon Primarch Magnus could be sent back to the warp. His successor, Orven Highfell, was also slain in the skies above Cadia, yet the tenacity of the Ironwolves remains unbroken. He was succeeded by Orven Highfell.Wolf Lord Engir Krakendoom - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Born of hardy stock, his people are dark of skin and temperament. Engir comes from a proud line of warlords who rule over the southernmost isles of Fenris. Accomplished explorers and oarsmen, they ply the infested oceans of Fenris in search of sea monsters. It is said Engir was given the name Krakendoom after he was borne under the waves by a giant, many-limbed sea devil. When they eventually surfaced, Engir alone roared in triumph. He has taken the sigil of the Sea Wolf. His Great Company prefers to go to war in armoured transports, and boasts many Swiftclaws that act as outriders for the main force. His Great Company excels in ship-to-ship conflicts and boarding actions.Wolf Lord Erik Morkai - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Named after the Deathwolf long before he took the sign of the two-headed beast, Erik has always been grim and stern of aspect. His Great Company boasts many Wolf Scouts. Fellow Veterans appreciate their master's taciturn demeanour and no-nonsense approach. He has a tendency to solve problems with swift and bloody acts of violence. His more stable twin, Irnist the Wise, left Erik's side to serve as a Rune Priest to the Great Wolf; an act for which Erik has never truly forgiven him.Wolf Lord Bran Redmaw - Known as the Curs'd Lord, Wulfen-Kin and The Bloodied Hunter, Bran Redmaw serves as the current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. He and his Great Company are looked upon with suspicion by the other 11 Wolf Lords, for they are regarded as tainted. More Space Wolves bearing the Curse of the Wulfen serve alongside Redmaw's company than in any other. The unspoken truth is that Redmaw has risen to become a Wolf Lord despite himself being afflicted with the curse.Wolf Lord Gunnar Red Moon - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. The Wolf of the Red Moon is a terrible god of vengeance in Fenrisian society; a great skeletal beast that prowls the Seven Hells, eternally devouring the bodies of the unworthy and yet never growing fat. A broad, roaring, laughing bear of a man, Gunnar favours his Long Fangs more than most, for he reasons that Veterans make the best companions in the feast hall as well as upon the battlefield. Red Moon's Great Company saw considerable service in the Jericho Reach. They were especially active along the Eastern Fringe for several years, and at the opening of the Achilus Crusade, a detachment was sent to bolster Space Marine numbers in the opening battles. The Packs of this force took part in dozens of operations over the course of three standard years, before being recalled to their Great Company to counter Chaos incursions coreward of the Calixis Sector.Wolf Lord Bjorn Stormwolf - Current Wolf Lord of one of the Chapter's Great Companies. Bjorn's Great Company is notable for their noisy, intimidating splendour on the battlefield. He has taken the Thunderwolf as his symbol, for he too is a creature of might and ferocity over stealth. This Wolf Lord's spectacular assaults reflect his impatient and aggressive nature, and invariably include lots of heavy weapons, Bike Squads and Vindicators. The Great Wolf employs Bjorn's company for frontal assaults rather than stealth missions.Wolf Lord Gnyrll Bluetooth - In 999.M41, Bluetooth was the commander of the Strike Cruiser Wolf of Fenris. Lured into a trap, the Renegade Space Marines warband known as the Red Corsairs ambushed the Space Wolves' warship and boarded it. Wolf Lord Gnyrll Bluetooth fought the infamous Chaos Lord Huron Blackheart in hand-to-hand combat on the bridge of the Strike Cruiser. Unfortunately, Gnyrll was no match for the Chaos Lord and was torn apart by Huron's Power Claws. The Wolf of Fenris became one of Huron Blackheart's greatest prizes.Wolf Lord Sigvald Deathgranter - A Wolf Lord who played a crucial role in capturing the vital manufactoria of Junkatta during the Imperial campaign known as the Crusade of Fire during the late 41st Millennium. Fighting alongside the Imperial Fists Chapter, Deathgranter led his Space Wolves into the heart of the traitorous Forces of Chaos, battling both Chaos Space Marines and Traitor Guardsmen. Following the success of this battle, the Space Wolves next descended upon the world of Alfrost, but were attacked by a large Dark Eldar raiding party. Though Deathgranter slew the Dark Eldar Succubus, he was captured by her vile handmaidens and taken back to Commorragh. However, the wily Wolf Lord managed to escape his brutal captors and would eventually return to the Imperial lines to lead his Space Wolves during the crusade once more.Wolf Lord Hrothgar Ironblade - Wolf Lord Ironblade captured the Mars-class Battlecruiser The Resolute, an Imperial warship that had formerly served in the Battlefleet Obscuras but had joined the Arch-Heretic Vortigern during the Alphalus Insurrection of the late 39th Millennium. With his great voidship lost, Lord Ironblade took control of the Resolute during the Battle of Sestus Proxima and returned it to the service of the Imperium under the new name Fist of Russ. Despite the objections of the Imperial Navy, the Space Wolves retained the vessel and it continued to serve the Great Company up through the command of Berek Thunderfist.Wolf Lord Svengar the Red - In 912.M41, Svengar the Red and his Great Company sailed through a wyrmhole in search of their lost Primarch, but soon found themselves beyond the rim of the galaxy, past even the Ghost Stars. Pressing on through the empty void, they eventually discovered a distant orb. Expecting trouble, they instead found a civilisation of tall, fair people who lived in an opulent luxury of their own making, far from war and the confusion of the galactic core. Though initially they were relieved to find a base of operations, their elation soon turned to terror when the Space Wolves realised that their hosts were not human at all. Though they fought bravely, Svengar and his men were never seen again.Wolf Lord Sven Ironhand - In 815.M41, Wolf Lord Ironhand led his Great Company into exile in the Eastern Fringe, forswearing his oaths. The Great Wolf Logan Grimnar declared Ironhand Renegade and ordered a new Great Company formed to replace the Ironhand Great Company. Sven Ironhand is only one of many Wolf Lords that have led their Companies away from The Fang and become "Lost" but he is noted as the most recent to have done so.Wolf Lord Finn Goresson - Known for being famously stubborn and ferocious, despite being vastly outnumbered, Goresson immediately diverted his meagre fleet to face the titanic flagship of WAAAGH! Godstompa, a converted Space Hulk, in 739.M41. Finn was initially victorious in his early engagements, at one point driving the armoured prow of his Strike Cruiser straight into the weak point of the Ork Superkrooza Longtoof and out the other side, breaking it in two. His warships were dwarfed by the Space Hulk Starkrusha, however, and suffered serious losses from its firepower. The Wolf Lord valiantly ordered his flagship to slam into the maw-like launch bays of the Hulk and lead his Great Company in a sustained boarding action against the Ork horde inside. The resultant war in the bowels of the Starkrusha lasted for the best part of six solar months, but nonetheless Finn eventually emerged triumphant, Godstompa's severed head hung from his belt.Wolf Lord Kyrl Grimblood - A mighty Wolf Lord during the 36th Millennium, Kyrl Grimblood held a place of honour within the Chapter's Hall of Heroes, for it was he and his Great Company that saved Fenris at a time of ultimate peril. Though Grimblood fought in a thousand or more battles and personally slew countless enemies of Mankind, in delivering The Fang, and by extension all Fenris, from the clutches of Cardinal Bucharis' Renegade armies during the Plague of Unbelief, Kyrl restored hope to the floundering Imperium and heralded the end to the tyranny and oppression that had been ravaging the Emperor's domain.Wolf Lord Hef Icenheart - Wolf Lord during the Age of Apostasy in the 36th Millennium.Wolf Lord Borek Salvrgrim - Wolf Lord of the 2nd Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Lord Morskarl - Wolf Lord of the 3rd Great Company during the 32nd Millennium. He was known for wearing an archaic Heresy-era face mask.Wolf Lord Egial Vraksson - Wolf Lord of the 5th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Lord Lord Rjak - Jarl of the 6th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Lord Rekki Oirreisson - Wolf Lord of the 7th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium, a hirsute monster with a heavy jawline and bunched shoulders.Wolf Lord Gunnlaug - Jarl of the 8th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Lord Hoskuld - Jarl of the 9th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Lord Thorlakk - Jarl of the 10th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Lord Ulfar - Jarl of the 11th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Lord Vaer Greyloc - Wolf Lord Vaer Greyloc was the Jarl of the 12th Great Company during the early 32nd Millennium. Not known for his camaraderie, Greyloc was a lean, agile hunter. Pale of skin and white of hair with eyes the colour of cold steel, Greyloc was often likened to a ghost and was known by his deed name "White Wolf." Unusually for a Space Wolf, Greyloc bore a Fenrisian axe from his time as a mortal tribesman named Frengir. Though the Wolf Priests frowned upon such practices, and the blade was made of regular iron and thus far too soft for a Space Marine to wield in battle, the Wolf Lord had kept the blade pristine over the long years. During the First Battle of The Fang, Wolf Lord Greyloc chose to wear a mighty suit of Terminator Armour and wield a pair of Wolf Claws against the Thousand Sons interlopers. The prowess and majesty of Wolf Lord Greyloc during this famous battle were worthy of many Sagas, as the White Wolf led the defence of The Aett, including the defence at Sunrising Gate, fighting tirelessly to hold back the enemy in the defence of Borek's Seal and finally fighting free to confront the Daemon Primarch Magnus the Red himself in the upper reaches of The Fang. Greyloc, Sturmhjart and the 12th Great Company's two surviving Wolf Guard fought peerlessly against the fallen Primarch, and managed to wound the mighty being grievously before they were all finally felled. Greyloc was the last to fall before Ironhelm himself arrived to battle the Crimson King. Alas, Ironhelm would also eventually be cast down and have his two hearts torn out by the foul Traitor.Wolf Lord Oja Arkenjaw - Previous Jarl of the 12th Great Company before Vaer Greyloc.Wolf Lord Osric Three-Fists - Osric was as famed for the ugliness of his mien as he was for his victories in battle. He had the honour to lead a Great Hunt, which was ambushed by a massive Chaos warfleet as the hunt neared its end. Osric's ship, Voidfang, was crippled by the Chaos flagship Storm of Hate. Despite the severe disadvantage, Osric led his warriors out the Voidfang's airlocks and assaulted the Chaos flagship. Despite barely thirty warriors making it to the hull of the Chaotic ship, the Space Wolves succeeded in hammering their way inside, slaughtering a path to the bridge and turning the Chaos vessel's guns against the rest of the Chaos fleet. This act of insane bravado secured victory from certain defeat and is the epitome of the tenacity and determination displayed by the Space Wolves in the face of extreme odds.Rune Priest Njal Stormcaller - Called the Tempest that Walks, Njal Stormcaller is the Space Wolves' greatest Rune Priest (Librarian). He has proven to be of unparalleled ability both as an Astartes warrior and a formidable psyker without peer. In battle he is accompanied by his companion Nightwing, the Psyber-Raven.Rune Priest Irnist the Wise - A Rune Priest of the Chapter, Irnist the Wise is the twin brother to Erik Morkai and advisor to the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar.Rune Priest Hrothgar - Rune Priest who currently serves with Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Rune Priest Lauf Cloudbreaker - Rune Priest during the 32nd Millennium.Rune Priest Skalf Halfhand - Rune Priest during the 32nd Millennium, he helped defend the Space Wolves' fortress-monastery during the First Battle of The Fang from the hated Thousand Sons Traitor Legion. Skalf's role within the Chapter would go on to far outlive Great Wolf Harek Ironhelm, who died at the hands of the Daemon-Primarch Magnus the Red.Rune Priest Odain Sturmhjart - Rune Priest during the 32nd Millennium.Wolf Priest Ulrik the Slayer - Also known as Grandfather Lupus and the Guardian of the Sons of Russ, Ulrik is the Wolf High Priest of the Space Wolves Chapter and is the oldest of all living Space Wolves other than the Chapter's venerable Dreadnoughts. His great mane is white as the slopes of Asaheim on the Space Wolves' Chapter homeworld of Fenris. Legend has it that Ulrik is older even than the mighty Logan Grimnar, the current Great Wolf of the Chapter, who has fought in the name of the Emperor for over 700 Terran years.Wolf Priest Ranek Icewalker - Wolf Priest of the Chapter. Ranek was the Wolf Priest who chose Ragnar Blackmane to become a Neophyte of the Chapter and first saw greatness in him. Ranek was Blackmane's friend and mentor and was one of the few Space Wolves to praise Blackmane for losing the Spear of Russ to prevent the emergence of the Thousand Sons Daemon Primarch, Magnus the Red, from the Warp on the world of Garm. He has remained the youngest Wolf Lord's close mentor and confidante.Wolf Priest Sigurd - A young Wolf Priest, Sigurd fought alongside Ragnar Blackmane during his time in the Wolf Blade and would later fight alongside him when he became the Wolf Lord of his own Great Company. While initially at odds with Blackmane, Sigurd learned to value Ragnar's abilities as a warrior and a leader and is now amongst that Wolf Lord's most trusted officers.Wolf Priest Vagnai Ravenmane - Wolf Priest who recorded the re-telling of Russ' disappearance by Bjorn the Fell-Handed in the 35th Millennium.Wolf Priest Thrar "Wyrmblade" Hraldir - Haldir was a Wolf Priest during the 32nd Millennium. He was instrumental in the creation of the genetic alteration program known as The Tempering -- the effort to expunge the genetic deficiencies of the Space Wolves' gene-seed, in particular the Canis Helix, in order to create new Successor Chapters. He had come closer than any other since the time of the Emperor himself at understanding the nature of the Canis Helix. During the First Battle of The Fang, he confronted the Thousand Sons Daemon Primarch Magnus the Red and was slain. With his death, the secrets of the Space Wolves' gene-seed and how to remove the taint of the Curse of the Wulfen died with him.Wolf Priest Sternhammer, Warden of the Lost - A warrior known only as Sternhammer to the defenders of the Cadian Gate came to represent all the actions of the Space Wolves' lost 13th Company during the 13th Black Crusade in 999.M41 falling on the foul Forces of Chaos mercilessly and then withdrawing before any Imperial force could make successful contact. Sternhammer was reported to have been in a great many different war zones light years apart from each other, leading a band of bestial warriors that he would unleash like giant hunting hounds upon the foe. He was reported to have saved the 143rd Cadian Regiment at Cadmus Binary. Alongside a powerful Wolf Lord, this Wulfen Guard slew the Night Lords Chaos Lord Sinax. Only a few days later and five light years away, Sternhammer was reportedly sighted once more, leading a boarding action aboard an Imperial Navy vessel that resulted in the scuttling of the Light of Fatidicus, so that the enemy would not capture it. More than a hundred victories were attributed to Wolf Priest Sternhammer and his warbands. Whether they were the same band, or many, and whether Sternhammer led them all himself is unknown, but the Defenders of the Cadian Gate remain both heartened and terrified at the memory of the mournful howls of the Wulfen he led into combat.Iron Priest Rorik - A senior member of the Chapter's Iron Priests, Rorik serves as an advisor to the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar.Iron Priest Jurgen - Iron Priest currently serving with Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Iron Priest Ulf Blackbrow - At the Battle of Rust World, the Rune Priest Njal Stormcaller saved the life of Iron Priest Ulf Blackbrow from the jaws of Morkai with a deadly accurate axe throw. The great blacksmith, a fierce man who did not like to owe anything to anyone, repaid the debt by forging Njal the psyber-raven Nightwing that has saved Njal's life more than once, pecking out the eyes of those enemies that dare attack his master.Iron Priest Harl Greyweaver - Harl Greyweaver is an Iron Priest who has been seconded to the elite xenos-hunting Deathwatch -- the Chamber Militant of the Ordo Xenos. He has been the Forge Master of Watch Fortress Erioch in the Jericho Reach since his predecessor answered a summons to serve the Achilus Crusade a decade ago. He is notoriously intolerant of other Chapter's brands of tech-craft, but his efficacy in conjuring the tools of war is so great that no one has yet been able to oust him. Every piece of xenotech adopted into the Deathwatch arsenal since his arrival has been so grudgingly.Iron Priest Garjek Arfang - Iron Priest that served in the 12th Great Company during the 32nd Millennium.Iron Priest Horgan Steelsoul - A Space Wolves Iron Priest who served during the 32nd Millennium. He helped to defend The Fang during the First Battle of the Fang against the hated Thousand Sons Traitor Legion. The duty of awakening the ancient and revered Bjorn the Fell-Handed fell to Steelsoul, who at that time, was a young Iron Priest who shadowed the noble Bjorn since his awakening during the defence of The Fang.Iron Priest Berensson Gassijk Rendmar - Senior Iron Priest during the 32nd Millennium.Iron Priest Fergus Forgrim - Legendary Iron Priest who crafted the first Frost Blade, called Frostfang, which is currently wielded by Wolf Lord Ragnar Blackmane. Renowned as a master craftsman and worker of metals, Forgrim fashioned the chain blade of Frostfang from a rare and unknown metal, which increased its lethality in battle. Unfortunately with the death of the revered and ancient Iron Priest, the secret of his techniques in the blade's forging were lost to the Chapter for all time.Wolf Guard Arjac Rockfist - Arjac Rockfist, also known as The Man-Mountain, Grimnar's Champion and the Anvil of Fenris, is the personal champion of the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar. Arjac was formally a blacksmith of the Bear Claw tribe of Fenris, whose true skills lie not in the forge, but in the crucible of battle. His incredible strength and fortitude so impressed the Great Wolf that he was made his personal champion even before he was inducted into the Space Wolves.Wolf Guard Havard - Member of Logan Grimnar's Bodyguard.Wolf Guard Holger - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in Logan Grimnar's Great Company.Wolf Guard Per - Member of Logan Grimnar's Bodyguard.Wolf Guard Lars Helltongue - Personal Herald of the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar.Wolf Guard Red Erik - Member of Ragnar Blackmane's honour guard, killed fighting the Thousand Sons on Hesperida.Wolf Guard Liet - Member of Logan Grimnar's honour guard.Wolf Guard Olaf - Member of Logan Grimnar's honour guard.Wolf Guard Mikal Sternmark - Wolf Guard Champion to Wolf Lord Berek Thunderfist, Mikal had to take charge of the Thunderfist Great Company during the Charys Campaign. At the height of the fighting and the sorcerous influence of the Thousand Sons Mikal succumbed to the call of the Wulfen and in a fit of rage slaughtered the Imperial General Lady Commander Athelstane. He was placed under the care of the Wolf Priests for some time, but returned to serve as Berek's Champion one last time in his final stand and died at the side of his Wolf Lord. Mikal wielded the relic Power Sword Redclaw.Wolf Guard Thorin Shieldsplitter - Former Champion of the Thunderfist Company, the aging Thorin was replaced by the upcoming Mikal Sternmark but remained a loyal and dependable warrior. During the Charys Campaign it was Thorin who stood over the bier of the Wolf Lord Thunderfist with his two-handed Power Axe, prepared to defend the comatose Wolf Lord with his life if need be, and should he recognize death as imminent, his task was to trigger the Melta-charges planted within Berek's bier and make sure that the enemy would not get the chance to sully the body of the Wolf Lord.Wolf Guard Horgrim - Wolf Guard to Berek Thunderfist.Wolf Guard Bjorn - Member of Mikal Sternmark's Wolf Guard Terminator Pack during the Charys Campaign.Wolf Guard Haakon - Member of Mikal Sternmark's Wolf Guard Terminator Pack during the Charys Campaign. Haakon was armed with a massive Cyclone Missile Launcher mounted to his back and after it ran out of missiles used the targeter built into his left fist to guide his Battle-Brothers' aim.Wolf Guard Ranulf Ironfang - Ranulf Ironfang currently serves as one of Grimnar's elite Kingsguard. Ranulf was a member of the Iron Blood tribe before the Sky Warriors took him, and grew up on stories of the legendary Captain Grimnar and his fearless crew of raiders. Ranulf first came to the attention of Logan Grimnar on the battlefields of Rygan II, the Space Wolves arriving to defend the planet from a massive Dark Eldar raid. Then a Grey Hunter, Ranulf was among a handful of Space Wolves thought lost during the frenzied fighting in Rygan's Maze-city. Only some solar months later did the Chapter discover that the foul Eldar had taken their Battle-Brothers to Commorragh and subjected them to unimaginable trials of blood and death. From this hell Ranulf escaped, something virtually unheard of in the sparse Imperial records of that forbidden realm, and a feat that earned him a place in the ranks of Grimnar's Wolf Guard. In the near ceaseless gladiatorial bouts of the arenas he had received countless scars and injuries, among them the loss of one of his fangs, smashed from his mouth by an enraged Ork Warboss. Thereafter, its iron-forged replacement would become his namesake. With over four centuries of war under his belt, Ranulf has seen it all, done it all, and killed most of it to boot. His crackling frost blade has tasted the blood of thousands, but his greatest foe -- and the one that almost finished him -- was the Chaos Champion known as Voidheart. The traitor took Ranulf's eye, though the old Wolf Guard lopped off his foe's arm in trade. Voidheart is still out there somewhere, and Ironfang swears there will be a reckoning.Wolf Guard Gunnar Redhammer - Gunnar Redhammer currently serves as one of the Great Wolf's personal Kingsguard. The skjalds say of Gunnar Redhammer that the fiery heart of a Blood Claw still beats in his breast. Certainly this massive, feral warrior has a temper that would cause an ice troll to quail, and is never shy about setting it loose. Though he must, on occasion, be restrained by his cooler-headed comrades, in battle Redhammer lives up to his name. Gunnar carves a red path of ruin through his enemies with his Thunder Hammer's every meteoric swing.Wolf Guard Ulli Dragonsmote - Ulli Dragonsmote currently serves as one of the Great Wolf's personal Kingsguard. From a young age, the warrior who would become known as the Dragonsmote had a fascination with fire. Before ascending to the ranks of the Sky Warriors, Ulli would fight his tribe's foes with a flaming axe, dipping its blade into kraken's oil before battle and setting it alight. It was this spectacle that first caught the eye of Ulrik the Slayer on the day of Ulli's choosing. This fascination with fire persisted throughout Dragonsmote's time as a Blood Claw and then as a Grey Hunter, where he wielded his squad's Flamer with unsettling glee. When his ascension to the Wolf Guard came, it seemed only fitting this perennial fire-wielder be accorded the honour of bearing his squad's Heavy Flamer. This he has done ever since, bathing his foes in searing death and responding to their frantic screams of pain with his own joyous howls.Wolf Guard Skard Frostmane - Skard Frostmane currently serves as one of the Great Wolf's personal Kingsguard. Frostmane was so named for his preference for fighting amid the fury of the Fenrisian snows. An expert hunter and tracker, Skard prefers to do battle as the Thunderwolf does, his crackling Wolf Claws taking the place of his totem-beast's claw-jagged paws. In battle, Frostmane will circle his foes searching for a weakness, using concealing snows or dense mists whenever possible to veil his approach.Wolf Guard Ingvarr Thunderbrow - Ingvarr Thunderbrow currently serves as one of the Great Wolf's personal Kingsguard. The skjalds claim that Thunderbrow has never once smiled, words his packmates can well believe. Grim of aspect, Thunderbrow rarely speaks. Yet the Claws of Grimnar know that they can rely absolutely on their seemingly sullen packmate, for he will never, ever let them down -- Ingvarr Thunderbrow is the unbending iron backbone of his veteran pack, and his storm bolter's roar is voice enough.Wolf Guard Karl - Member of Mikal Sternmark's Wolf Guard Terminator Pack during the Charys Campaign.Wolf Guard Nils - Member of Mikal Sternmark's Wolf Guard Terminator Pack during the Charys Campaign.Wolf Guard Snurri - Member of Mikal Sternmark's Wolf Guard Terminator Pack during the Charys Campaign.Wolf Guard Morgrim Silvertongue - Wolf Guard and Skald of Wolf Lord Berek Thunderfist's Great Company.Wolf Guard Volkbad Wulftongue - When Volkbad was a Blood Claw he claimed to be able to speak with wolves. Much to the mocking of his Battle-Brothers, the young Space Marine would bark and growl at the Chapter's packs of Fenrisian Wolves or even try and stare down the hulking Thunderwolves they used as mounts. When the animals would invariably snap back at him or pay him no mind, Volkbad simply claimed they were either not interested in what he was saying or had taken offence. For all his eccentricity, Volkbad is a formidable warrior that earned a place in Logan Grimnar's Wolf Guard through exceptional bravery and fighting prowess. Volkbad's favoured weapons are the Thunder Hammer and Storm Shield, a combination that suits the Wolf Guard's preferred combat style -- namely knocking his enemies to the ground and then caving in their skulls with a single devastating blow. Volkbad's bullish aggression and quick wit have earned him a small following within the Wolf Guard, and when he marches to battle with the Great Wolf he often does so leading a squad of hammer and shield-armed Terminators.Wolf Guard Jurgen Whitemane - Jurgen Whitemane commanded the Space Wolf garrison on Garm. Whitemane was one of the oldest living Space Wolves of the time and amongst the few surviving contemporaries of the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar and the Wolf Guard Pack Leader Hakon. His death was a serious blow to the Chapter and a slight that would not go unavenged.Wolf Guard Torfin Daggerfist - Torfin Daggerfist has carved out a bloody legend for himself among Logan Grimnar's Wolf Guard. He is the current Pack Leader of the Void Claws -- Wolf Guard Terminators armed with paired Wolf Claws for brutal close combat engagements. Blood Claws swap stories of how Torfin once single-handedly slew a massive Ork Squiggoth. When the beast rampaged through his Wolf Guard he thrust his claws into its hide and began hacking away at its heart. A gore-soaked mile later, the story goes, the creature finally collapsed and Torfin got to his feet covered in its blood. Such is Grimnar's trust in Daggerfist that the Wolf Guard is often given command of detachments in the Great Wolf's absence, and bears the banner of the Great Wolf.Wolf Guard Alrik Doom-Seeker - Void Claws are often chosen for their recklessness as much as their skill at arms. Alrik Doom-Seeker embodies a measure of this wild bravery, hurling himself across the void between closing warships or charging out across the burning hull of a cruiser. In these chaotic space battles, the Void Claws will often find their battlefield bereft of atmosphere or gravity. In these instances their claws may come to the fore, something Alrik has proven more than once, anchoring and dragging himself along with his Wolf Claws to get at his enemies.Wolf Guard Hagrik Wyrdfang - Hagrik Wyrdfang currently serves in the Great Wolf's elite Void Claws. It seems that the wolf gods of Fenris may well have blessed Hagrik Wyrdfang, such is the luck that surrounds him. During the battle for the scrap world of Tyrbor XV, when Orks triggered an avalanche of debris upon Hagrik's squad he somehow escaped harm, rising out of the wreckage to tear apart the barbaric xenos. Likewise when his Boarding Torpedo was cut down by turret fire Hagrik somehow leapt free, crashing into the hull of the enemy vessel and using his Wolf Claws to cut his way inside.Wolf Guard Kvarl Hammerfist - Kvarl Hammerfist currently serves in the Great Wolf's elite Void Claws. When he lost his hands to a Tyranid Warrior, Kvarl did not even scream out, but merely growled in rage before cracking the thing's skull open with a thunderous headbutt. Since that battle, his replacement augmetic hands have come in useful on numerous occasions, and work just as well when encased by his Wolf Claws. However, the Wolf Guard often underestimates the strength of his prosthetics, and has a healthy pile of crushed tankards, broken weapon hilts and bruised Battle-Brothers to show for it.Wolf Guard Leifvar Twice-Slain - Leifvar Twice-Slain currently serves in the Great Wolf's elite Void Claws. Leifvar has a reputation for stubbornly refusing to die. The first time he was thought dead was when the Chaos Lord Krag'kar impaled Leifvar upon the prow of his corrupted Land Raider as a trophy. Much to Krag'kar's surprise, when Leifvar recovered consciousness he pulled himself free and destroyed both tank and the Renegade. The second time Leifvar was presumed killed was when his voidship was destroyed. Leifvar was found drifting in the void amidst the debris, still alive within his frost-covered power armour.Wolf Guard Bran One-Eye - Bran and his Grey Hunters squad, the Wolfkin, helped defend The Fang during the First Battle of The Fang against the hated Thousands Sons Traitor Legion in the 32nd Millennium. Reputedly, Bran had half of his face torn away by an Ice Troll, which made his demeanour increasingly dark over time.Wolf Guard Kaarlson - Kaarlson is a legend within the Chapter, having reputedly survived being stepped upon by a Titan.Wolf Guard Durfast of Mordrak - While investigating the Dead World of Mordrak, the Space Wolves found themselves thinly stretched when attacked by a massive force of Ork raiders. Durfast took command of three packs of Space Wolves to defeat the incursion of Orks that numbered several hundred. Thanks to Durfast, the surviving Space Wolves made it out alive. He later succeeded to the leadership of his Great Company and went on to fight many more battles.Wolf Guard Ranulf - Ranulf is supposedly the largest Space Wolf in the Chapter's entire history, said to have rivalled even the mighty Leman Russ in size. Ranulf was a legend in his day as a member of the Wolf Guard Terminators and remains a legendary figure in the Chapter even now. His specially-customised Terminator Armour rests in the Hall of Heroes in The Fang, towering over all who view it.Wolf Guard Brynngar Sturmdreng - Wolf Guard Brynngar was a senior officer of the Legion during the later days of the Great Crusade and the beginning of the Horus Heresy. Brynngar was stationed on the Vangelis way-station awaiting pick up along with a scattered group of Space Marines from other Legions including some of the grizzled Veteran's contemporaries from the Ultramarines Legion. Captain Cestus of the Ultramarines was fighting alongside the Space Wolves on Carthis against the Kolobite xenos. Brynngar had saved Cestus' life during that battle but had lost an eye in the process, though in true Space Wolf fashion, he had the mandible of the creature that took his eye fashioned into the Rune Axe Felltooth.Wolf Guard Grimnr Blackblood - Grimnr Blackblood was a mighty warrior of the VIth Legion that had made it to the rank of Huskarl of Leman Russ' honour guard.Thunderwolf Rider Canis Wolfborn, The Lone Wolf - Canis Wolfborn is a loner, a warrior who is more at home in the company of Fenrisian Wolves than men. Though he is a member of the Wolf Guard of Harald Deathwolf's Great Company, Canis Wolfborn's saga is utterly different from those of his peers, and his prowess in combat is unmatched. He rides a Fenrisian Thunderwolf into battle.Wolf Guard Thunderwolf Rider Hagni - Hagni rode the Thunderwolf Warg, but he fell to the Curse of the Wulfen and presumably killed his own mount as well as his Brother Barak and his Thunderwolf mount. The Thunderwolf Pack of Skaeln Icefang chased him across the frozen surface of Skorbad until he led them to a last member of the Scions of Pestilence who was possessed by a Greater Daemon who had somehow avoided the other hunters.Wolf Guard Thunderwolf Rider Skaeln Icefang - Skaeln rides the Thunderwolf Fenrir and led the Thunderwolf Pack deployed to Skorbad to fight against the Death Guard Traitor Legion warband known as the Scions of Pestilence. For three weeks the pack hunted the Scions and killed them one by one, leaving just a mass of leaderless Plague Zombies for the Imperial Guard to mop up. Skaeln wields a rune-etched Power Axe. Fenrir was killed during an attack on a Plague Zombie-infested Cadian Bastion. An Autocannon tore the Thunderwolf apart just as the Space Wolves reached the gates.Wolf Guard Thunderwolf Rider Afgar Ironmane - Afgar rides the Thunderwolf Skoll. Skoll drowned when it and Afgar fell through the ice whilst crossing a frozen lake. Afgar was dragged to safety by his battle-brothers but Skoll was far too heavy and sunk to the frigid depths. Afgar succumbed to his many and severe wounds after he and Skaeln had cleansed the Plague Zombie-infested Bastion.Wolf Guard Thunderwolf Rider Thorgard - Thorgard rides the Thunderwolf Magni. Magni was killed by a daemon-possessed Traitor Marine of the Scions of Pestilence. Thorgard himself fell trying to slay Hagni who had become overcome by the Curse of the Wulfen. The stealthy and jovial Thorgard wielded a pair of Wolf Claws.Wolf Guard Thunderwolf Rider Barak Thunderborn - Barak rode the Thunderwolf Garrik, and both were killed during the Skorbad Campaign.Deathwatch Champion Attalus Fellhand - Attalus Fellhand is another recent arrival to Watch Fortress Erioch in the Jericho Reach. Attalus has won renown as a great slayer of Orks amongst his Battle-Brothers in the Space Wolves Chapter -- a tremendous accolade in a Chapter so well-known for its fierce love of hand-to-hand combat. He has been sent from the Great Company currently serving in the Orpheus Salient to learn the ways of Tyranid fighting at Erioch so that he can return and teach them to his Battle-Brothers. In truth, Attalus makes a poor student and a worse teacher, a fact he's painfully aware of and deeply worried about. Attalus covers his fear of failure with brash antagonism, much preferring to work out his frustrations in duels or challenges. He has gained a reputation for impulsiveness and disorderly conduct that has strained the nerves of the Chamber of Vigilance more than once. Unsurprisingly, Harl Greyweaver is vociferous in support of his Chapter-brother. Greyweaver insists that the "young-pup", as he calls him, will shape up with time. Mordrigael has struck a balance by assigning Attalus just about any Deathwatch mission involving even a scent of Tyranids. It is hoped that Attalus will be more successful at learning by doing in the company of Deathwatch Battle-Brothers knowledgeable in the ways of the Tyranid. As a side effect, the policy serves to keep the troublesome Attalus away from the fortress for lengthy periods of time.Deathwatch Watch Captain Haakon Draugrsbane - Assigned for secondment to the xenos-hunting Deathwatch, Watch Captain Draugrsbane is a formidable warrior who wields a mighty Thunder Hammer, Doombringer, in battle.Dreadnought Alrik - One of the Chapter's mighty and revered Dreadnoughts.Dreadnought Grendel - One of the Chapter's most ancient and Venerable Dreadnoughts who participated in the Battle of Granica.Dreadnought Gymir the Ice-Fisted - One of the Chapter's Ancients (Dreadnoughts) who participated in the Battle for Hyades with the Wolf Lord Berek Thunderfist's Great Company.Dreadnought Helgan Umberclaw - One of the Chapter's Ancients, Helgan is one of the Chapter's more ancient Dreadnoughts. When a Dreadnought grows old, as Helgan has done, often his mind slips away until only his sense of honour and hunger for war remain. Unaware of all but the battle raging around him, Helgan's sense of duty and thirst for blood are all that drive him on.Dreadnought Horthgar Frostskull - One of the Chapter's Ancients, Horthgar's saga is one of revenge and bloody retribution. Mortally wounded by the Daemon Prince Gorehide, he would spend many long centuries hunting down his foe. Eventually Frostskull brought Gorehide to battle, in his new form as a Dreadnought.Dreadnought Murderfang - Murderfang the Curseborn is one of the Chapter's Ancients (Dreadnoughts). It was Logan Grimnar's Great Company that discovered the metal-skinned monster in 960.M41 on the hell world of Omnicide. Grimnar's warriors stumbled upon the feral Space Wolf Dreadnought carving its way through a force of Chaos Space Marines. After a fierce struggle, the murderous machine was captured and frozen in stasis, before being taken back to The Fang for study. Though the mysterious Dreadnought mentioned in the Curseborn Prophecy must once have had a name, the identity of the once-noble hero within its sarcophagus is long lost, consumed by the bestial thing that now leers from its facade. Named Murderfang by the Space Wolves, it is a force of untamed destruction. In times of great strife, the machine-beast is released from its glacial prison and set upon the foe, and it will claw and stamp and bite until nothing is left but ruin. At battle's end, the Space Wolves will freeze it with helfrost technology, hoping that Murderfang's wrath can be stayed for long enough to see it contained once more in the caverns beneath The Fang. Yet all know that as the Time of Ending approaches, the white heat of its rage will be needed more than ever. In battle, Murderfang utilises The Murderclaws -- fearsome claws of enchanted alien ice that can carve through flesh and armour with equal ease.Dreadnought Skvald Warbringer - One of the Chapter's Ancients, Skvald was the only Space Wolf to survive the destruction of the Land Raider Hel's Fury. Found badly crushed underneath the vehicle's wreckage, he stubbornly defied death's call and was eventually given new life and purpose as a Dreadnought.Dreadnought Svard Bloodfang - One of the Chapter's Ancients, Svard has always been more than a little reckless, his furious attacks and wild charges legendary even among the Company of the Great Wolf. During the battle on Gnosis Secundus Svard joined the ranks of those few to have brought down an Asuryani Wraithknight.Dreadnought Thorik Crowbane - One of the Chapter's Ancients (Dreadnoughts), his thread was severed when he was cut in two during the Battle for Gethrom's Reach in the Great Crusade. Honoured for his service, Thorik was interred within a mighty Dreadnought chassis, from which he continued to serve the Chapter with his battle-lore. He helped defend the Space Wolves' fortress-monastery during the First Battle for The Fang in the 32nd Millennium.Dreadnought Thorir - One of the Chapter's Ancients (Dreadnoughts) that fought alongside Kyrl Grimblood's Great Company during the Second Battle of The Fang in the 36th Millennium.Pack Leader Ragnild - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in Egil Ironwolf's Great Company.Pack Leader Anders - Pack Leader in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Einar - Leader of Sven's Grey Hunter Pack in the Thunderfist Great Company. Lost an arm to an Eviscerator and entered the Red Dream during the Battle for Charys. He appears to have survived his injuries and continues to lead packs of Space Wolves in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Hogun - Pack Leader of Ragnar's Blackmane Great Company, Hogun lost himself to the Curse of the Wulfen and killed several members of his pack. Rather than killing him, Ragnar got him under control and returned him to the Company to serve as a warrior Marked by the Wulfen. He was placed in the care of Wolf Priest Sigurd.Pack Leader Leif - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Magnus - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Ranulf - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Stiggar - Leader of a Long Fang Pack in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Tor - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in the Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Uller - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in the Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Urlec - Pack Leader in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company. Promoted to command of a pack after the death of Pack Leader Vitulv, the young Urlec questioned Ragnar's decisions as Wolf Lord in private quite often until he saw the true prowess of the Wolf Lord in close combat with a Chaos Sorcerer of the Thousand Sons.Pack Leader Vitulv - Former Leader of Urlec's Pack in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Petur - Leader of a Wolf Scout Pack in Ragnar Blackmane's Great Company.Pack Leader Joris - Pack Leader Joris replaced Hakon as the commander of Ragnar Blackmane's Blood Claw Pack during the Campaign for Garm.Pack Leader Hakon - Senior officer entrusted with training and leading new packs of Blood Claws. Critically wounded on Garm, the venerable Astartes lived but was badly injured and would never fight again.Pack Leader Ferek - Pack Leader of Berek Thunderfist's Great Company who participated in a boarding action against a Chaos warship during the Garm Campaign. Ferek's squad nearly managed to fight their way into one of the Chaos warship's magazines but were at last repelled by heavy weapons fire. This was somewhat fortunate for if Ferek and his squad had succeeded they might well have blown the entire ship apart and the Thunderfist Great Company with it.Pack Leader Hengist - Leader of Ragnar's Blood Claw Pack during their first deployments on Fenris, Hengist was killed by the Thousand Sons fighting in a rearguard action to give Ragnar and his companions time to reach the surface with a warning for the Chapter.Pack Leader Urlek - Leader of a Blood Claw Pack despatched into the rugged wilds of Asaheim to investigate a potential meteor impact. Instead of a routine piece of rock the pack discovered an infiltration force of the Thousand Sons and were overwhelmed. The fate of Urlek's pack was discovered later by Wolf Guard Hengist's Pack and the news of the Thousand Sons' presence cost many of his pack's lives as well as that of Hengist himself.Pack Leader Hef - Pack Leader of Berek Thunderfist's Great Company. Hef's pack participated in a boarding action against a Chaos warship during the Garm Campaign. Hef's pack came under heavy assault and would have been overrun, but the crafty Space Wolves escaped through ventilation ducts and left proximity mines to kill their attackers when they eventually got the courage to investigate the abandoned position. Hef's pack acted as the rearguard for the Space Wolves' fighting withdrawal to the Fist of Russ but could not stay ahead of the mutants attempting to run down the Space Wolves. Hef's pack then turned and made a last stand, sacrificing themselves to allow the rest of the Great Company to escape the doomed Chaos warship.Pack Leader Krom - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack in Berek Thunderfist's Great Company.Pack Leader Thorvald - Leader of a Grey Hunter Pack of the Thunderfist Great Company.Pack Leader Varig - Pack Leader of Berek Thunderfist's Great Company. Varig's pack participated in a boarding action against a Chaos warship during the Garm Campaign during which Varig led his squad in attacking a sizable horde of Chaos mutants from two directions and kept them pinned within a large corridor. Varig's men then used demolition charges to collapse both ends of the tunnel and trap the mutants inside.Pack Leader Njan "Greyflank" Anjeborn - Grey Hunter during the 32nd Millennium who commanded the Strike Cruiser Skraemar. He was left behind on void duty when the entirety of his Chapter, under the command of Great Wolf Harek Ironhelm, departed to confront the Thousand Sons on Gangava. When the Thousand Sons appeared in-system with a sizable attack fleet, he bought valuable time for the defenders on Fenris to prepare for the inevitable assault by the Traitor Legion, sacrificing himself and destroying four enemy vessels in the process.Grey Hunter Sven Dragonfire - Sven Dragonfire was a Grey Hunter in Berek Thunderfist's Great Company. He was one of Ragnar Blackmane's original pack brothers during his days as a Blood Claw. Short and stout for a Space Wolf, Sven eventually became one of Ragnar's closest friends before his exile to Terra.Grey Hunter Strybjorn Grimskull - Grey Hunter in Berek Thunderfist's Great Company. One of Ragnar Blackmane's original pack brothers during his days as a Blood Claw. Before being chosen to become a Sky Warrior, Strybjorn was a member of the raiding party that wiped out the Thunderfist Clan. As a result of this, there was enmity between him and Ragnar during their training days at Russvik and also during their first mission as Blood Claws.Blood Claw Lukas the Trickster - Lukas the Trickster is a notorious character amidst the ranks of the Space Wolves, a raucous and ebullient figure who defies authority just as willingly as he defies the enemies of the Chapter. He is a Blood Claw, and will forever be a member of that immature group of Space Wolves.Blood Claw Lars - Lars was a Blood Claw of the Chapter. He was one of Ragnar Blackmane's original pack brothers during his days as a Blood Claw. Lars was regarded as a strange, fey youth who would one day join the ranks of the Rune Priests. He was killed on the planet Galt by an Ork Warlord during the mission to reclaim an ancient Aeldari talisman.Blood Claw Nils - Nils was a Blood Claw of the Chapter. He was one of Ragnar Blackmane's original pack brothers during his days as a Blood Claw. Nils fell to the Nurgleite daemon known as Botchulaz on the planet Aerius during the mission to reclaim an ancient Aeldari talisman.Blood Claw Drenn Redblade - Young, loud, brash and undeniably gifted in the art of close-combat fighting. It is whispered that Drenn's secondment to the Deathwatch was a ploy by his Wolf Lord, so he might be free of the youth's incessant boasting, but the Space Wolf keeps an impressive kill tally all the same. He fights in the style of most Space Wolves, head bared to the elements, clutching his combat blades so he can revel in the joy of fighting face-to-face.Wolfblade Valkoth - A senior member of the Wolfblade and superior to Ragnar, Haegr and Torin, Valkoth was well-versed in the politics of the Navigator Houses on Terra and just how dangerous their competition with each other could prove.Wolfblade Haegr the Mountain - Haegr's legendary size was matched only by his legendary appetite. Friend and comrade to Ragnar Blackmane and fellow member of the Wolfblade bodyguard assigned to the Navigator House Bellisarius, Haegr was a Space Wolf of immense size whose bulk was the result of an aberrant mutation in his development in which he simply did not stop growing. Although many saw Haegr as a strange simpleton, Haegr was nevertheless relentless, loyal and fiercely potent in combat. Haegr met his end during the Charys Campaign, but in doing so saved the Chapter with his sacrifice, using his last moments of life to wrest the Spear of Russ from the grasp of the Thousand Sons and thwarting their attempt to destroy the Space Wolves.Wolfblade Magni - A young and impetuous Astartes recently assigned to the Wolfblade, Magni fought with distinction but was killed during the Battle for Hyades.Wolfblade Skander Bloody-axe - Skander was a member of the Wolfblade. He was the previous bearer of the Frost Blade now wielded by Ragnar Blackmane. Skander was a Space Marine who went through initiation and basic training with Logan Grimnar and was one of the few remaining members of Grimnar's original Pack of Blood Claws. There were few left from that generation in the Chapter by the late 41st Millennium, and Grimnar and Skander were amongst the last. Skander was killed during the assassination of the Patriarch of the Navigator House Bellisarius. Ragnar Blackmane replaced him in the ranks of the Wolfblade and, after losing his Chainsword while fighting to save the new Patriarch from another assassination attempt, was gifted Skander's Frost Blade as a replacement and reward.Wolfblade Torin the Wayfarer - The second companion and friend of Ragnar Blackmane in the Wolfblade, Torin was a cunning if eccentric Space Wolf, who had the rare talent of understanding foreign cultures and politics. His service with the Wolfblade was exemplary, but like many Astartes of the Chapter sent to serve in the Wolfblade, he was not well suited to life with the rest of the Chapter. He was the only Space Wolf to voluntarily become a member.Lone Wolf Torvald Fellhammer - During the heavy fighting against the Orks of Warboss Grukk Face-Rippa on Alaric Prime, Torvald and his Blood Claw Pack attempted to keep up with their Wolf Lord Ragnar Blackmane's reckless charge into the Ork horde, but soon found themselves isolated and grievously outnumbered. By the time relief finally arrived, in the guise of Logan Grimnar and his battle-hardened Veterans, Torvald was the last survivor of his Pack. Having grabbed a Thunder Hammer from a fallen mentor, he was still swinging it in mighty sweeps, slaughtering a handful of Orks with each murderous impact. Now fighting as a Lone Wolf, Torvald strides fearlessly into battle, clad in a formidable suit of Terminator Armour, still bearing the very same Thunder Hammer he first claimed on Alaric Prime. His tally grows with every battle, and his wrath has yet to be sated.Lone Wolf Olaf Silvermane - White of hair and long of tooth, this gnarled Veteran is one of the oldest warriors in the Chapter, and remembers the days when even Ulrik the Slayer was but a young whelp, hungry for glory. Over the centuries, Olaf has witnessed the death of each and every member of his Pack, feeling the loss of each kinsman more keenly than the last. Olaf now stands alone, the last Long Fang of his Pack. Yet it was two long standard years after the death of his last kinsman before Olaf became a fully-fledged Lone Wolf. During a brutal campaign against the vile Death Guard, the brutal campaign dragged on for many more solar months than expected, and Olaf never truly expected, nor even wanted, to survive the war that had claimed the last of his packmates. Yet as the war continued to grind on, Olaf became increasingly frustrated and reckless, often discarding his Missile Launcher and advancing to take on the loathsome Chaos Space Marines in close combat. However, no foe was up to the task of granting Olaf the glorious death he sought, and when the war was finally won, he was forced to take measures into his own hands in order to join his packmates in death, becoming a Lone Wolf.Lone Wolf Bulveye the Berserker - A notable Lone Wolf, Bulveye first came to the attention of the Chapter's Wolf Priests when he slew a stalking Ice Bear with his bare hands during his Trial of Morkai. Even after being transformed into a full-fledged Space Wolf, Bulveye became renowned for his berserk rages in the heat of battle. It was clear to the Wolf Priests that Bulveye bore the Mark of the Wulfen. It was during the Assault on Hellmaw Spire, however, where Bulveye's career took on a wildly different path. His Blood Claws Pack had become separated from the rest of his Great Company as they relentlessly charged into the hordes of daemons. Bulveye was discovered alone, drenched in blood and ichor, surrounded by the dismembered bodies of Daemonettes. But his entire Pack had also been slain -- messily torn apart, but whether by the daemons or the hand of Bulveye was uncertain. From that time forth, Bulveye swore to avenge his fallen packmates as a Lone Wolf, bathing his hands in the blood of his enemies. Now he rushes headlong into enemy lines, never once bearing a weapon, tearing into his foes in a shower of gore with his elongated claws. Behind his back his detractors call him "kin-slayer", but none would dare call him this to his face. The Wolf Priests keep a close eye on Bulveye lest his inner beast thrive and consume him entirely. Few would be surprised if such an outcome is indeed his wyrd, yet Bulveye's dedication to his oath remains strong enough to control the beast -- for now at least.Skold Greypelt - Greypelt is a Space Wolves Astartes of unknown rank and company. Greypelt led a detachment of Space Wolves against the Tyranids on the Ice World of Shadrac.Wolf Scout Haakon "Blackwing" Gylfasson - Haakon Gylfasson was a Wolf Scout of the Chapter during the 32nd Millennium. He did not speak like a typical Space Marine, and had none of the overt, bristling threat about him that most Astartes did. His colouring was dark, and his facial hair thick and matted. He was slighter than most Pack members, even when kitted out in his full array of Scout Carapace Armour. He was left behind on void duty in command of the Scout Ship Nauro when the entirety of his Chapter, under the command of Great Wolf Harek Ironhelm, departed to confront the Thousand Sons on Gangava. When the Thousand Sons appeared in-system with a sizable attack fleet to unleash the First Battle of The Fang, he was ordered to flee the system to bring word to the Great Wolf of the attack on Fenris by the Thousand Sons, and successfully accomplished this mission.Renegade Wolf Lord Svane Vulfbad - Svane Vulfbad was a Renegade Wolf Lord of the Space Wolves Space Marine Chapter. He became so disillusioned with the grinding workings and soul-killing bureaucracy of the Imperium that he turned to the worship of Chaos, and more particularly the faith of the Blood God Khorne. Wolf Lord Harald Deathwolf and his Great Company were charged in 913.M41 by the Great Wolf Logan Grimnar to track down and execute the notorious Traitor. Deathwolf and his company eventually uncovered Vulfbad in the Cliedes System, tracking their elusive quarry to the storm-wracked moon of Gallimius. Deathwolf rode his ferocious Thunderwolf through the planet's ferrite dust storms at the head of a small strike force of Wolf Scouts. The visibility was so bad that Deathwolf had to track his quarry purely by scent, but he later claimed the stink of rank sweat and treachery was so strong it was child's play to follow. It has been said that Harald's senses are so sharp he can smell the fear of his prey from several leagues distance. After weeks of stalking their prey, Deathwolf's hunting party cornered Vulfbad atop a dust-crowned mountain just as the vile Traitor was completing a sorcerous summoning ritual that would have seen his traitorous forces thronged with Daemons. The Renegade Space Wolf fought like a madman even after his allies had been slain, badly wounding Harald's Thunderwolf in the process, but he was ultimately outmatched. As Harald brought his axe around to deliver the deathblow, a bolt of lightning struck them both. When the dust settled all that remained of Vulfbad was his Frost Axe, a shard of which now juts from the cybernetic jaw of Harald's Thunderwolf. The beast has been known as Icetooth ever since.Ulfar - Ulfar was a Primaris Space Marine, a Lone Wolf of the Space Wolves Chapter and a native of the Death World of Fenris who would eventually join the retinue of the Rogue Trader of House von Valancius while serving in the Koronus Expanse. Just as the Space Wolves' mortal ancestors sailed drekkars into the harsh Worldsea of Fenris to slay krakens and sea dragons, so today they voyage out into the Sea of Stars to make battle against the vile and blasphemous enemies of the Allfather. Wrathful Ulfar stepped on the hunting path many solar decades ago, and ever since, a trail of blood has followed in his wake. With triumphant howl, he thunders into every fight without fear -- for there is no fear of death for one whose saga will be forever sung with reverence by their brothers in the Hall of the Great Wolf. His violent temper and youthful craving for fame and boasting has not simmered with standard years of campaigns. His loud laughter instills awe in the hearts of ordinary mortals, and his stern roar wrings horror from his enemies. His memory is as strong as the jaws of a wolf, holding the saga of each battle-brother and his every deed. But now his brothers are lost. The proud Space Wolves of his pack (squad) have not returned from the hunt, and it is not known whether they are alive or feasting with the Allfather in his Hall. But Ulfar will find out, for such is he -- unstoppable, stubborn, driven by instinct. If needed, he will sweep across the Koronus Expanse like a bloody blizzard, but he will find his pack. The void will tremble in fright, hearing his mighty battle cry, and will return to the stubborn Ulfar his kin!