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MortisDreadnought02 — Brother Kargat, a Mortis Pattern Mark V Castraferrum Dreadnought of the Red Scorpions Chapter, armed with dual twin-linked Lascannons

The Mortis Dreadnought, also known as the Mortis Pattern Dreadnought, is a variant of the standard Castraferrum Pattern Dreadnoughts used by the Adeptus Astartes. The Mortis Pattern, like most Dreadnought variants, only differs from the standard Dreadnought in its armament loadout and the battlefield role it plays. The standard Castraferrum Pattern Dreadnought's loadout consists of a single long-range weapon arm, such as an Assault Cannon, and a single arm ending in a Dreadnought Close Combat Weapon, yet the Mortis Pattern Dreadnought replaces the close combat weapon arm with a second ranged combat weapon. The Mortis Dreadnought is capable of laying down a tremendous amount of firepower upon a target, and since the Dreadnought's body is such a stable firing platform it can continue moving while firing accurately.

History

IH Contemptor Mortis Pattern2 — An Iron Hands Legion Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnought, Veneratii Urien, Order Quarii, Clan Vurgaan, armed with dual Kheres-pattern Autocannons

In the time of the Great Crusade, Dreadnought combat walkers primarily served as heavy assault units and highly mobile weapons support platforms for the Space Marine Legions. They were highly valued for their ability to endure under very heavy enemy fire and to operate in locations and theatres where traditional combat support vehicles would be impractical or downright impossible to use. Most in demand of all the types of Dreadnoughts in the arsenals of the Imperium were the Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought, towering war machines that utilised a combination of machine systems recovered during the Great Crusade, principal amongst them the potent and ill-understood atomantic arc-reactor. When the Legiones Astartes Contemptor Dreadnought Talons went to war they were sometimes accompanied by specialist machines to protect them from air attack. Where possible, the Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnought was fielded, for this anti-air sub-pattern of the standard Contemptor Dreadnought was equipped with an array of powerful weapons specifically designed to bring down enemy flyers, potent targeting auguries that allowed it to lock onto and track multiple foes, as well as heavy field projectors able to withstand the inevitable storm of return fire its target was sure to unleash.

Able to target and destroy the foe at close range the Contemptor-Mortis was outfitted with an advanced Helical Targeting Array that allowed it to provide a Space Marine spearhead force with close anti-air support when needed. During the last years of the Great Crusade, the Contemptor-Mortis and Mortis Dreadnought sub-patterns were widely used by both the Dark Angels and Iron Warriors Legions, although it was used to some extent by all of the Legiones Astartes during this era. Ten millennia later, there remain several Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnoughts that are still operational. They are revered both as potent relics of the Imperium's Golden Age and as powerful weapons by those few Space Marine Chapters lucky enough to still possess them.

Armament

MortisDreadnought002 — A Mortis Pattern Mark V Castraferrum Dreadnought of the Dark Angels Chapter armed with twin-linked Autocannons

The Mortis Dreadnought is always equipped with two long-range weapon arms, and these two weapons are always the same. The Hellfire Dreadnought, which is a common Dreadnought variant used by most Astartes Chapters, is the only other Dreadnought variant that is equipped with two long-range weapons, and one of those weapons is always a Missile Launcher. The Mortis Pattern Dreadnought is capable of being armed with two twin-linked Heavy Bolters, two twin-linked Lascannons, two twin-linked Autocannons, two Missile Launchers, two Heavy Plasma Cannons or two Assault Cannons. These weapon options are capable of turning this pattern of Dreadnought into a highly effective anti-infantry or anti-armour machine, and unlike other Dreadnought variants, such as the Furioso Dreadnought, the Mortis Dreadnought can remain safely at a distance from his target. The Mortis Dreadnought, like all Dreadnought variants, can also be outfitted with Extra Armour Plating, Smoke Launchers and a Searchlight. During the 31st Millennium Mortis Dreadnoughts, like their Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnought cousins were equipped with the advanced Helical Targeting Array, unfortunately by the time of the 41st Millennium most Astartes Chapters seem to have lost the means to produce or otherwise acquire these upgrades.

Unit Composition

1 Mortis Dreadnought (41st Millennium Only)
1 Legion Mortis Dreadnought (31st Millennium Only)

Wargear

A standard Mortis Dreadnought is armed and equipped with:

Two sets of twin-linked Heavy Bolters
Smoke Launchers

A Mortis Dreadnought may replace both their twin-linked Heavy Bolters with any of these options:

Two Multi-Meltas
Two Assault Cannons
Two Heavy Plasma Cannons
Two sets of twin-linked Autocannons
Two sets of twin-linked Lascannons

A Mortis Dreadnought armed with Missile Launchers may be equipped with the following munitions:

Frag Missiles
Krak Missiles

Mortis Dreadnoughts may also have a variety of vehicle equipment such as:

Extra Armour Plating
A Searchlight

Horus Heresy Era Wargear

During the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy the Mortis Dreadnoughts of the Legiones Astartes featured many more loadout options than those still found during the 41st Millennium.

A standard Legion Mortis Dreadnought is armed and equipped with:

Two sets of twin-linked Heavy Bolters
Searchlight
Smoke Launchers
Helical Targeting Array

Any Legion Mortis Dreadnought may replace both their twin-linked Heavy Bolters with any of these options:

Two Multi-Meltas
Two sets of twin-linked Autocannons
Two sets of twin-linked Lascannons
One set of twin-linked Missile Launchers

A Legion Mortis Dreadnought armed with Missile Launchers may be equipped with the following munitions:

Frag Missiles
Krak Missiles

Legiones Astartes' Mortis Dreadnoughts may also have a variety of vehicle equipment such as:

Extra Armour Plating
Armoured Ceramite Plating
Up to two Hunter-Killer Missile Launchers
A carapace-mounted Havoc Missile Launcher

Known Users of the Mortis Dreadnought

The following is a list of known users of the Mortis Dreadnought, or users of Dreadnoughts that are configured identical to the Mortis Pattern:

Dark Angels and the Unforgiven - The Mortis Dreadnought is used by the Dark Angels and their Unforgiven Successor Chapters.
Red Scorpions - The Red Scorpions Chapter has made use of Dreadnoughts configured identically to the Mortis Pattern.
Other Chapters - Dreadnoughts armed with twin long-ranged weapons have been used in small numbers and during certain circumstances by many other Chapters in the Imperium.

Notable Mortis Dreadnoughts

Brother Malach - Brother Malach is a Mortis Dreadnought of the Angels of Absolution Chapter's 6th Company.
Brother Amiel - Brother Amiel is a Mortis Dreadnought of the Angels of Absolution Chapter. Brother Amiel fought against the Forces of Chaos during the Siege of Vraks.
Brother Kargat - Brother Kargat is a Mortis Pattern Dreadnought of the Red Scorpions Chapter who was destroyed while taking part in the Bale Raid during the Badab War.

Adeptus Mechanicus Technical Specifications

**Mortis Pattern Dreadnought Mark V**
Vehicle Name:	Mortis Dreadnought Mk V	Main Armament:	2 Arm-mounted Long-Range Combat Weapons (varies)
Forge World of Origin:	Unknown	Secondary Armament:	N/A
Known Patterns:	Unknown	Traverse:	360 degrees
Crew:	1 Pilot	Elevation:	-90 to 90 degrees
Powerplant:	Thermic Reactor	Main Ammunition:	Unknown (varies)
Weight:	14 Tonnes (approx)	Secondary Ammunition:	N/A
Length:	2.2 metres	Armour:
Width:	3.4 metres	Armour:
Height:	3.7 metres	Superstructure:	75 millimetres
Ground Clearance:	N/A	Hull:	75 millimetres
Max Speed On-Road:	10 kilometres per hour (approx)	Gun Mantlet:	N/A
Max Speed Off-Road:	5 kilometres per hour (approx)	Vehicle Designation:	Unknown
Transport Capacity:	N/A	Firing Ports:	N/A
Access Points:	N/A	Turret:	N/A

**Mortis Pattern Dreadnought Mark IV**
Vehicle Name:	Mortis Dreadnought Mk IV	Main Armament:	2 Arm-mounted Long-Range Combat Weapons (varies)
Forge World of Origin:	Unknown	Secondary Armament:	N/A
Known Patterns:	I - V	Traverse:	360 degrees
Crew:	1 Pilot	Elevation:	-90 to 90 degrees
Powerplant:	Thermic Reactor	Main Ammunition:	Unknown (varies)
Weight:	13 Tonnes (approx)	Secondary Ammunition:	N/A
Length:	2.2 metres	Armour:
Width:	3.4 metres	Armour:
Height:	3.7 metres	Superstructure:	75 millimetres
Ground Clearance:	N/A	Hull:	75 millimetres
Max Speed On-Road:	8 kilometres per hour (approx)	Gun Mantlet:	N/A
Max Speed Off-Road:	5 kilometres per hour (approx)	Vehicle Designation:	Unknown
Transport Capacity:	N/A	Firing Ports:	N/A
Access Points:	N/A	Turret:	N/A

Also See

Imperial Vehicles

Sources

Codex: Dark Angels (6th Edition), pg. 99
Imperial Armour Volume Two - Space Marines and Forces of the Inquisition, pp. 135, 137, 142
Imperial Armour Volume Two, Second Edition - War Machines of the Adeptus Astartes, pp. 168, 171-172
Imperial Armour Volume Seven - The Siege of Vraks - Part Three, pg. 94
Imperial Armour Volume Nine - The Badab War - Part One, pg. 87
Imperial Armour Volume Twelve - The Fall of Orpheus, pg. 158
Imperial Armour Volume Thirteen - War Machines of the Lost & The Damned, pg. 108
Imperial Armour Index: Forces of the Adeptus Astartes (8th Edition), pg. 24
The Horus Heresy - Book One: Betrayal by Alan Bligh, pp. 99, 174, 177
The Horus Heresy - Book Two: Massacre by Alan Bligh, pp. 78, 195
The Horus Heresy: Legiones Astartes - Age of Darkness Army List pg. 36
Forge World - MKV Mortis Dreadnought, Autocannon
Forge World - MKV Mortis Dreadnought, Lascannon
Forge World - MKV Mortis Dreadnought, Missile Launcher

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-[[File:MortisDreadnought02.jpg|thumb|250px|Brother Kargat, a Mortis Pattern Mark V Dreadnought of the [[Red Scorpions]] [[Chapter]], armed with dual [[twin-linked]] [[Lascannons]]]]
+[[File:MortisDreadnought02.jpg|thumb|250px|Brother Kargat, a Mortis Pattern Mark V Castraferrum Dreadnought of the [[Red Scorpions]] [[Chapter]], armed with dual [[twin-linked]] [[Lascannons]]]]
-The '''Mortis Dreadnought''', also known as the '''Mortis Pattern Dreadnought''', is a variant of the standard Mars Pattern [[Dreadnought]]s used by the [[Adeptus Astartes]]. The Mortis Dreadnought designation is employed almost exclusively by the [[Dark Angels]] [[Chapter]] and their [[Unforgiven]] [[Founding|Successor Chapters]]. Other Chapters may use Dreadnoughts with similar weapon configuration, but they are usually referred to simply as a Dreadnought configured for long-range combat or fire-support. The Mortis Pattern, like most Dreadnought variants, only differs from the standard Dreadnought in its armament loadout and the battlefield role it plays. Standard Mars Pattern Dreadnoughts are always equipped with a single long-range weapon arm, such as an [[Assault Cannon]], and a single arm ending in a [[Dreadnought Close Combat Weapon]], yet the Mortis Pattern Dreadnought replaces the close combat weapon arm with a second ranged combat weapon. The Mortis Dreadnought is capable of laying down a tremendous amount of firepower upon a target, and since the Dreadnought's body is such a stable firing platform it can continue moving while firing accurately.
+The '''Mortis Dreadnought''', also known as the '''Mortis Pattern Dreadnought''', is a variant of the standard Castraferrum Pattern [[Dreadnought]]s used by the [[Adeptus Astartes]]. The Mortis Pattern, like most Dreadnought variants, only differs from the standard Dreadnought in its armament loadout and the battlefield role it plays. The standard Castraferrum Pattern Dreadnought's loadout consists of a single long-range weapon arm, such as an [[Assault Cannon]], and a single arm ending in a [[Dreadnought Close Combat Weapon]], yet the Mortis Pattern Dreadnought replaces the close combat weapon arm with a second ranged combat weapon. The Mortis Dreadnought is capable of laying down a tremendous amount of firepower upon a target, and since the Dreadnought's body is such a stable firing platform it can continue moving while firing accurately.
 ==History==
-[[File:IH_Contemptor_Mortis_Pattern2.png|thumb|250px|An [[Iron Hands]] [[Legion]] Contemptor-Mortis pattern Dreadnought, Veneratii Urien, Order Quarii, Clan Vurgaan, armed with dual Kheres-pattern [[Autocannon]]s]]
+[[File:IH_Contemptor_Mortis_Pattern2.png|thumb|250px|An [[Iron Hands]] [[Legion]] [[Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnought]], Veneratii Urien, Order Quarii, Clan Vurgaan, armed with dual Kheres-pattern [[Autocannon]]s]]
-In the time of the [[Great Crusade]], Dreadnought combat walkers primarily served as heavy assault units and highly mobile weapons support platforms for the Space Marine Legions. They were highly valued for their ability to endure under very heavy enemy fire and to operate in locations and theatres where traditional combat support vehicles would be impractical or downright impossible to use. Most in demand of all the types of Dreadnoughts in the arsenals of the Imperium were the [[Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought]], towering war machines that utilised a combination of machine systems recovered during the Great Crusade, principal amongst them the potent and ill-understood atomantic arc-reactor. When the ''Legiones Astartes'' Contemptor Dreadnought Talons went to war they were sometimes accompanied by specialist machines to protect them from air attack. Where possible, the Contemptor-Mortis was fielded, for this anti-air sub-pattern of the standard Contemptor Dreadnought was equipped with an array of powerful weapons specifically designed to bring down enemy flyers, potent targeting auguries that allowed it to lock onto and track multiple foes, as well as heavy field projectors able to withstand the inevitable storm of return fire its target was sure to unleash.
+In the time of the [[Great Crusade]], Dreadnought combat walkers primarily served as heavy assault units and highly mobile weapons support platforms for the Space Marine Legions. They were highly valued for their ability to endure under very heavy enemy fire and to operate in locations and theatres where traditional combat support vehicles would be impractical or downright impossible to use. Most in demand of all the types of Dreadnoughts in the arsenals of the Imperium were the [[Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought]], towering war machines that utilised a combination of machine systems recovered during the Great Crusade, principal amongst them the potent and ill-understood atomantic arc-reactor. When the ''Legiones Astartes'' Contemptor Dreadnought Talons went to war they were sometimes accompanied by specialist machines to protect them from air attack. Where possible, the [[Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnought]] was fielded, for this anti-air sub-pattern of the standard Contemptor Dreadnought was equipped with an array of powerful weapons specifically designed to bring down enemy flyers, potent targeting auguries that allowed it to lock onto and track multiple foes, as well as heavy field projectors able to withstand the inevitable storm of return fire its target was sure to unleash.
-Able to target and destroy the foe at close range the Contemptor-Mortis was outfitted with an advanced Helical Targeting Array that allowed it to provide a Space Marine spearhead force with close anti-air support when needed. During the last years of the Great Crusade, the Contemptor-Mortis sub-pattern was widely used by both the [[Dark Angels]] and [[Iron Warriors]] [[Legion]]s, although it was used to some extent by all of the ''Legiones Astartes'' during this era. Ten millennia later, there remain several Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnoughts that are still operational. They are revered both as potent relics of the Imperium's Golden Age and as powerful weapons by those few Space Marine Chapters lucky enough to still possess them.
+Able to target and destroy the foe at close range the Contemptor-Mortis was outfitted with an advanced [[Helical Targeting Array]] that allowed it to provide a Space Marine spearhead force with close anti-air support when needed. During the last years of the Great Crusade, the Contemptor-Mortis and Mortis Dreadnought sub-patterns were widely used by both the [[Dark Angels]] and [[Iron Warriors]] [[Legion]]s, although it was used to some extent by all of the ''Legiones Astartes'' during this era. Ten millennia later, there remain several Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnoughts that are still operational. They are revered both as potent relics of the Imperium's Golden Age and as powerful weapons by those few Space Marine Chapters lucky enough to still possess them.
 ==Armament==
-[[File:MortisDreadnought002.jpg|250px|thumb|A Mortis Pattern Mark V Dreadnought of the [[Dark Angels]] [[Chapter]] armed with [[twin-linked]] [[Autocannon]]s]]
+[[File:MortisDreadnought002.jpg|250px|thumb|A Mortis Pattern Mark V Castraferrum Dreadnought of the [[Dark Angels]] [[Chapter]] armed with [[twin-linked]] [[Autocannon]]s]]
-The Mortis Dreadnought is always equipped with two long-range weapon arms, and these two weapons are always the same. The [[Hellfire Dreadnought]], which is a common Dreadnought variant used by most Astartes Chapters, is the only other Dreadnought variant that is equipped with two long-range weapons, and one of those weapons is always a [[Missile Launcher]]. The Mortis Pattern Dreadnought is capable of being armed with two [[twin-linked ]][[Heavy Bolter]]s, two twin-linked [[Lascannons]], two twin-linked [[Autocannon]]s, or two Missile Launchers. These weapon options are capable of turning this pattern of Dreadnought into a highly effective anti-infantry or anti-armour machine, and unlike other Dreadnought variants, such as the [[Furioso Dreadnought]], the Mortis Dreadnought can remain safely at a distance from his target. The Mortis Dreadnought, like all Dreadnought variants, can also be outfitted with extra armour plating, smoke launchers and a searchlight.
+The Mortis Dreadnought is always equipped with two long-range weapon arms, and these two weapons are always the same. The [[Hellfire Dreadnought]], which is a common Dreadnought variant used by most Astartes Chapters, is the only other Dreadnought variant that is equipped with two long-range weapons, and one of those weapons is always a [[Missile Launcher]]. The Mortis Pattern Dreadnought is capable of being armed with two [[twin-linked]] [[Heavy Bolter]]s, two twin-linked [[Lascannons]], two twin-linked [[Autocannon]]s, two [[Missile Launcher]]s, two Heavy [[Plasma Cannon]]s or two [[Assault Cannon]]s. These weapon options are capable of turning this pattern of Dreadnought into a highly effective anti-infantry or anti-armour machine, and unlike other Dreadnought variants, such as the [[Furioso Dreadnought]], the Mortis Dreadnought can remain safely at a distance from his target. The Mortis Dreadnought, like all Dreadnought variants, can also be outfitted with [[Extra Armour Plating]], [[Smoke Launcher]]s and a [[Searchlight]]. During the 31st Millennium Mortis Dreadnoughts, like their [[Contemptor-Mortis Dreadnought]] cousins were equipped with the advanced [[Helical Targeting Array]], unfortunately by the time of the 41st Millennium most Astartes Chapters seem to have lost the means to produce or otherwise acquire these upgrades.
+==Unit Composition==
+*'''1 Mortis Dreadnought (41st Millennium Only)'''
+*'''1 Legion Mortis Dreadnought (31st Millennium Only)'''
+==Wargear==
+A standard Mortis Dreadnought is armed and equipped with:
+*'''Two sets of [[twin-linked]] [[Heavy Bolter]]s'''
+*'''[[Smoke Launcher]]s'''
+A Mortis Dreadnought may replace both their [[twin-linked]] [[Heavy Bolter]]s with any of these options:
+*'''Two [[Multi-Melta]]s'''
+*'''Two [[Assault Cannon]]s'''
+*'''Two Heavy [[Plasma Cannon]]s'''
+*'''Two sets of [[twin-linked]] [[Autocannon]]s'''
+*'''Two sets of [[twin-linked]] [[Lascannon]]s'''
+A Mortis Dreadnought armed with [[Missile Launcher]]s may be equipped with the following munitions:
+*'''[[Missile|Frag Missiles]]'''
+*'''[[Missile|Krak Missiles]]'''
+Mortis Dreadnoughts may also have a variety of vehicle equipment such as:
+*'''[[Extra Armour Plating]]'''
+*'''A [[Searchlight]]'''
+===Horus Heresy Era Wargear===
+During the [[Great Crusade]] and [[Horus Heresy]] the Mortis Dreadnoughts of the [[Legiones Astartes]] featured many more loadout options than those still found during the 41st Millennium.
+A standard Legion Mortis Dreadnought is armed and equipped with:
+*'''Two sets of [[twin-linked]] [[Heavy Bolter]]s'''
+*'''[[Searchlight]]'''
+*'''[[Smoke Launcher]]s'''
+*'''[[Helical Targeting Array]]'''
+Any Legion Mortis Dreadnought may replace both their [[twin-linked]] [[Heavy Bolter]]s with any of these options:
+*'''Two [[Multi-Melta]]s'''
+*'''Two sets of [[twin-linked]] [[Autocannon]]s'''
+*'''Two sets of [[twin-linked]] [[Lascannon]]s'''
+*'''One set of [[twin-linked]] [[Missile Launcher]]s'''
+A Legion Mortis Dreadnought armed with [[Missile Launcher]]s may be equipped with the following munitions:
+*'''[[Missile|Frag Missiles]]'''
+*'''[[Missile|Krak Missiles]]'''
+Legiones Astartes' Mortis Dreadnoughts may also have a variety of vehicle equipment such as:
+*'''[[Extra Armour Plating]]'''
+*'''[[Armoured Ceramite Plating]]'''
+*'''Up to two [[Hunter-Killer Missile Launcher]]s'''
+*'''A carapace-mounted [[Havoc Missile Launcher]]'''
 ==Known Users of the Mortis Dreadnought==
 The following is a list of known users of the Mortis Dreadnought, or users of Dreadnoughts that are configured identical to the Mortis Pattern:
-*'''[[Dark Angels]] and the [[Unforgiven]]''' - The Mortis Dreadnought is used by the Dark Angels and their Unforgiven Successor Chapters. They are the only Chapters that make regular use of the Mortis Pattern.
+*'''[[Dark Angels]] and the [[Unforgiven]]''' - The Mortis Dreadnought is used by the Dark Angels and their Unforgiven Successor Chapters.
 *'''[[Red Scorpions]]''' - The Red Scorpions [[Chapter]] has made use of Dreadnoughts configured identically to the Mortis Pattern.
 *'''Other Chapters''' - Dreadnoughts armed with twin long-ranged weapons have been used in small numbers and during certain circumstances by many other Chapters in the [[Imperium]].
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 *''Imperial Armour Volume Twelve - The Fall of Orpheus'', pg. 158
 *''Imperial Armour Volume Thirteen - War Machines of the Lost & The Damned'', pg. 108
+*''Imperial Armour Index: Forces of the Adeptus Astartes'' (8th Edition), pg. 24
 *''The Horus Heresy - Book One: Betrayal'' by Alan Bligh, pp. 99, 174, 177
 *''The Horus Heresy - Book Two: Massacre'' by Alan Bligh, pp. 78, 195
+*''The Horus Heresy: Legiones Astartes - Age of Darkness Army List'' pg. 36
 *[http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/en-IT/MKV-Mortis-Dreadnought-Autocannon ''Forge World - MKV Mortis Dreadnought, Autocannon'']
 *[http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/en-IT/MKV-Mortis-Dreadnought-Lascannon ''Forge World - MKV Mortis Dreadnought, Lascannon'']
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 ==Gallery==
 <gallery widths="200" spacing="small" position="center">
-WE Contemptor Dred2.jpg|A Contemptor-Mortis Pattern Dreadnought of the [[World Eaters]] [[Legion]] armed with twin Kheres Pattern [[Assault Cannon]]s
-SoH Contemptor Mortis2.jpg|A Contemptor-Mortis Pattern Dreadnought of the [[Sons of Horus]] [[Legion]] armed with twin Kheres Pattern [[Assault Cannon]]s
-EC Contemptor Mortis Pattern.jpg|A Contemptor-Mortis Pattern Dreadnought of the [[Emperor's Children]] [[Legion]] armed with two sets of [[twin-linked]] [[Autocannon]]s
-BL Contemptor Dreadnought.jpg|[[Black Legion]] relic Contemptor Mortis Dreadnought, equipped with a pair of twin-linked [[Heavy Bolter]]s
 MortisDreadnought00.jpg|Brother Malach of the [[Angels of Absolution]] [[Chapter]], armed with [[twin-linked]] [[Autocannon]]s
 File:Amiel_Dreadnought.jpg|Brother Amiel of the [[Angels of Absolution]] [[Chapter]], armed with [[twin-linked]] [[Lascannons]]
-WB Legion Mortis Dreadnought2.png|Ishelun of the Annunake, a [[Word Bearers]] [[Legion]] Mark V Mortis Dreadnought, attached to the Osseous Throne Chapter
+WB Legion Mortis Dreadnought2.png|Ishelun of the Annunake, a [[Word Bearers]] [[Legion]] Mark V Castraferrum Mortis Dreadnought, attached to the Osseous Throne Chapter
-Minotaur Mortis Dreadnought.jpg|The Mark V Mortis Pattern Dreadnought ''Hellfire'' of the [[Minotaurs]] [[Chapter]] that fought during the [[Orphean War]], armed with two [[Missile Launcher]]s
+Minotaur Mortis Dreadnought.jpg|The Mark V Mortis Pattern Castraferrum Dreadnought ''Hellfire'' of the [[Minotaurs]] [[Chapter]] that fought during the [[Orphean War]], armed with two [[Missile Launcher]]s
 MortisDreadnought05.jpg|A Mortis Pattern Dreadnought armed with two [[Missile Launcher]]s
 MortisDreadnought08.jpg|A Mortis Pattern Dreadnought armed with [[twin-linked]] [[Autocannon]]s