Deliverer - Notable Members: Centurion Beyar Kedron - Beyar Kedron served as a centurion within the Raven Guard Legion during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. He was assigned to the command of the Deliverer detachment assigned to the 11th Chapter, known as the "Pale Nomads". Following the disaster during the Drop Site Massacre at Isstvan V, he was among the remaining Raven Guard forces who aided his Primarch Corvus Corax in striking back at the Traitor Legions in retribution. Kedron took part in the subsequent campaign known as the  Breaking of the Perfect Fortress, a nigh-impregnable citadel on the Industrial World of Narsis that had been designed by the genius of the Emperor's Children Primarch Fulgrim himself following the Compliance of this world earlier in the Great Crusade. As the Deliverers were ill-favoured by their primarch, they had been ordered to remain aboard the scout cruiser Fane of Shadow. However, as the battle began, Centurion Kedron took notice that the Fane of Shadow's augur sensors detected a secondary array of flak batteries scattered across the fortress. These deadly servitor-controlled weapons were all slaved to a central control room located deep beneath one of the fortress' central towers. However, Kedron was unable to broadcast what he had discovered to his primarch as they had been ordered to maintain strict vox-silence. There was no other way to warn Corax about this new threat. Despite the disregard by his gene-sire, Kedron didn't hesitate to lead his company of Deliverers to the planet's surface and launched a pinpoint teleportation strike. Weathering a heavy barrage of weapons fire from the Perfect Fortress, the Centurion led his Deliverers to the tower's location in Hab-Block Delta-19. However, they met stiff resistance from a demi-company of defending Emperor's Children Traitor Legionaries. The Deliverers weathered the Traitors' initial barrage, losing only a dozen members, and pressed their assault. Kedron and the Deliverers were eager to avenge their fallen brethren and prove their worth to their primarch. They quickly pressed the assault and forced the Emperor's Children to retreat in the face of their overwhelming attack. However, the surviving Traitors raised the alarm, alerting the rest of the fortress of the intruders' presence. With time quickly running out before the flak batteries became active, Kedron split his force into smaller formations, drawing out the Traitors towards their position, while Kedron successfully led his Command Squad beneath the tower. As the rest of his forces gave their lives above them, Kedron and his detachment valiantly fought their way through the Traitors' defences, finally reaching their objective -- the tower's control room. This time, they encountered resistance in the form of the Emperor's Children's elite honour guard -- the Terminator-armoured Phoenix Guard -- who were led by Warden Daric Ashmoune. Only a dozen Deliverers remained to face the Traitors, who possessed almost twice their number. The Phoenix Guard immediately charged the Loyalists. Undaunted, Kedron ordered his warriors to make a tactical withdrawal into the tunnels leading to the control room. Once again, Centurion Kedron evenly divided his forces into pairs or trios of Terminators and had them take up hidden positions within the darkened tunnels, hoping their feint would draw the Phoenix Guard to their positions. Kedron's cunning plan achieved the desired effect, as Ashmoune's pride wouldn't allow him to hold ground. Instead of meeting his forces in honourable combat, the Raven Guard had retreated like cowards. Such a sign of disrespect couldn't go unchallenged. The Phoenix Guard soon charged the Deliverers, who utilised the darkened surroundings and the tower's fortifications against the Traitors to great effect. The Traitors were all killed in the brutal fighting that followed, with only Warden Ashmoune remaining alive. The Phoenix Guard Warden still felt he could turn the tide of the battle in his favour if he was able to kill the Deliverers' Centurion, and he repeatedly challenged Kedron to duel him one-on-one. However, Kedron had little intention of doing so, and instead ordered his surviving warriors to tear the Traitor apart in a hail of blood. After the Traitor commander's death, Kedron had the control room destroyed, rendering the flak batteries inert, which allowed the rest of the Raven Guard to defeat the Emperor's Children and sack the Perfect Fortress. Though the Raven Guard suffered few losses overall, the same couldn't be said for their Therion Cohort allies and Kedron's Deliverers, who suffered the loss of nearly two-thirds of their number to stop the flak batteries. Kedron's fallen warriors were left behind in a mausoleum within the Perfect Fortress as the Raven Guard took leave of Narsis. Despite their heroic actions and valiant sacrifice, Primarch Corax did not offer a word of praise or criticism for the Centurion's and his warriors' actions, nor were the Deliverers honoured by their Legion in any way. In the wake of the battle, Kedron and a number of the cohort's commanders began to criticise the primarch's initial battle plan, which had resulted in their forces suffering such severe losses. Eventually, word reached the Raven Lord's ears of their discontent, and in the solar months that followed the fall of the Perfect Fortress, the Deliverers were gathered into a separate battle group and ordered to seize the isolated world of Galaspar.Chieftain Caeden - Caeden was a Terran-born Raven Guard Deliverer chieftain who fought in the Drop Site Massacre during the opening phase of the Horus Heresy.Heklan - Heklan was a Terran-born Raven Guard Deliverer who fought in the Drop Site Massacre during the opening phase of the Horus Heresy.