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SW Stormbird

A Space Wolves Legion Sokar Pattern Stormbird, Ever-hungry Hawk of Aelle

Stormbird is a catch-all term that refers to a series of various super-heavy dedicated attack landers that were once used by the Legiones Astartes as their primary means of deploying forces into combat.

Stormbirds also served in air support and general planetary transport roles during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy eras in the late 30th and early 31st Millennia.

Unlike the spacecraft used later, the Stormbird series is based on an incredibly old and incomplete STC (Standard Template Construct) design and as such consists of multiple classes and patterns of super-heavy flyers.

These super-heavy spacecraft were used nearly exclusively by the Space Marine Legions before the development of the smaller and much easier to produce STC-based Thunderhawk gunship and was often considered the lynchpin of any Space Marine Legion's aviation arm, as it was able to fulfill many combat roles.

The Stormbird was fully void-capable as well as of functioning as an orbital drop ship, an assault lander, a heavy ground attack gunship, a bomber, or as a ground bastion or firebase. This spacecraft was able to quickly carry Space Marine forces from orbiting starships down into the midst of a battle, while at the same time providing supporting fire against enemy ground or air targets.

All known Stormbirds were bulkier and larger than the Thunderhawk and also less agile in flight. However, some Stormbird classes, such as the Warhawk IV, could carry up to the equivalent of a modern Space Marine company, up to 100 Space Marines or the equivalent in vehicles or cargo, far larger than the Thunderhawk's carrying capacity. Some Stormbirds had missiles or bombs slung under both wings while other classes included powerful ballistic cannons mounted on its nose.

Stormbirds were piloted by two Space Marines or Legion serfs along with either hardwired servitors, Space Marines or Legion serfs operating the craft's various weapons.

While various classes and patterns of the Stormbird have been described, it is not known what most actually looked like, yet descriptions of some classes include folding wings, armoured cockpits with view slits, multiple large engines, and magnetic launch rails used aboard Imperial starships to quickly launch the craft into the void.

However, one of the more modern Stormbirds, the Sokar Pattern, has a nearly full technical data sheet available at present, including telling pict-captures.

History

Stormbird flyer

An Ultramarines Legion Stormbird deploying Assault Marines during the Horus Heresy

The Stormbird originated as the Warhawk and Nephoros-class assault transports and were first utilised by the Yndonesic Bloc for use against the Panpacific techno-barbarian tribes during the Unification Wars on Terra. They were later adapted by the Emperor for His early Space Marine Legions, replacing the aging Skylance Gunships used earlier on.

The Stormbird was deployed in great numbers by the Space Marine Legions during the Great Crusade in the late 30th Millennium before being slowly replaced by the Thunderhawk gunship by the outbreak of the Horus Heresy. The Thunderhawk gunship is still used in the late 41st Millennium by nearly all Space Marine Chapters, the Stormbird being an incredibly rare sight even amongst the Traitor Legions.

The Stormbird was void-capable as well as versatile in atmospheric flight. During the Great Crusade, many of the more venerable Legions, such as the Luna Wolves and the Death Guard, made every effort to keep the old, heavy-duty machines in service. They had been delivering Legionaries into war since before the beginning of the Great Crusade in 798.M30.

By the latter years of the Great Crusade, most Imperial expeditionary fleet forces had become reliant on the smaller, STC-derived Thunderhawk and Thunderhawk Transporter.

During this time, even as most Stormbirds were retired from service, there were some that were kept exclusively as transports for a Legion's primarch. These Stormbirds were specially outfitted or adorned and made use of pennants associated with the carriage of such an important individual.

Since the time of the Horus Heresy, while the Stormbird has been phased out of Imperial service by the Adeptus Astartes in favour of the smaller Thunderhawk, these spacecraft are still seen in use amongst several of the Traitor Legions, most notably the Word Bearers.

However, as the dreaded Time of Ending draws near, many Space Marine Chapters are starting to bring their oldest and most powerful weapons and vehicles out of their deepest armouries and reliquaries, and one day the Stormbird may fly in Imperial service again.

Armament

  • 6 wing-mounted Dreadstrike Missiles

Transport Capacity

At least one variant of the Stormbird, the Warhawk-class Stormbird, made use of massive cavernous launch bays aboard Legion starships that included a series of large magnetic rails. The Warhawks were launched from the rails at extreme speed.

At the ends of the rails were large protective blast doors that would open when the spacecraft were launched. When opened, gravitic integrity fields would energise to protect the inside atmosphere from rushing out from the bay into the void.

The spacecraft were stored on loading bays at the head of the launch rails, and their wings could be extended and retracted for easier storage within the crowded landing bays.

It is not known exactly what the transport capacity of the various Stormbird patterns are, save the Sokar Pattern, which can carry 50 Astartes, Jump Infantry, Rapier batteries, Astartes Bikes and Jetbikes.

The Sokar Stormbird may carry Dreadnoughts of any type, each of which takes up the room of approximately 10 Astartes. Dreadnoughts can only embark/disembark using the aircraft's main ramp.

The Sokar Pattern can also carry as part of its standard complement a single Rhino armoured personnel carrier which takes up the capacity of 12 Astartes, though the Rhino may carry Astartes within it as well during transport.

Uses

The following is a list of notable uses for the various Stormbird classes:

  • Void and Atmospheric Transportation of Troops and Cargo - The Stormbird could carry infantry, vehicles, combat walkers, cargo, and important individuals from starship to starship, or to a planet's surface.
  • Void and Atmospheric Assault Transport - The Stormbird could be used to land forces into the launch bays or onto the outer hulls of enemy starships, or land forces on a planetary surface while under fire.
  • Ground Force Fire Support - The Stormbird could use its various weapon systems to support Imperial ground forces during combat, including during an extraction.
  • Assault Bomber - The Stormbird could be outfitted with Macro-bombs for surface bombardment and orbital uplinks to call down a bombardment from orbiting starships.
  • Bastion or Firebase - The Stormbird, once landed, could use its various weapon systems to protect disembarking forces and provide additional firepower against enemy forces near the landing zone. Some Stormbirds could divert unused engine power to extend their Void Shields outwards to provide additional protection to ground forces.
  • Medicae Duty - Some Stormbirds were converted to be used as medical craft and were outfitted with medical equipment such as gurnies, medicae machines, and many other medical tools. These craft had armoured bucket seats that lined the craft's fuselage where Apothacaries and other medicae personnel sat during flight.
  • Funerary Duty - Some Stormbirds were used for funerary duty, scouring the battlefield for fallen Astartes to return their bodies to the bosom of their Legion.
  • Personal Transport - A Stormbird was the go-to choice for personal transportation during the Great Crusade, as its imposing size would insure all eyes were upon it as it landed. These craft were used during this time to transport the great Primarchs themselves, some even possessing personalised spacecraft with symbolic heraldry or even special upgrades or weapons. During the Horus Heresy, former Death Guard Battle-Captain Nathaniel Garro used a personal Stormbird provided by Malcador the Sigillite to criss-cross the galaxy in search of potential Astartes drawn from all of the Space Marine Legions, Loyalist and Traitor alike, who remained loyal to the Emperor and willing to destroy any threats to the Imperium. These Space Marines would later become the heart of the Grey Knights Chapter and the Chamber Militant of the Inquisition's Ordo Malleus. Like his own power armour after he entered the service of the Sigillite, Garro's Stormbird was a uniform grey, with no Legion colours or other insignia or markings.

Notable Stormbirds

The following is a list of notable Stormbirds:

  • Firebird - The Firebird was a heavily modified Stormbird which served as the personal transport for the Primarch of the Emperor's Children Legion, Fulgrim, during the Great Crusade. The Firebird was part of the arsenal of the Pride of the Emperor, Fulgrim's personal Gloriana-class Battleship. Fulgrim had personally designed and constructed the Firebird in the armorium decks of his flagship. Its wings had a greater span than a standard Stormbird, curving in a graceful backward sweep, and its hooked prow gave it a fearsome visage that struck terror into the hearts of the Primarchā€™s foes. It is known that the Firebird took part in the Cleansing of Laeran. When the Firebird came in from orbit, fiery re-entry would wreath its wings and body giving it the visage of a burning Phoenix.

Variants

The Stormbird was one of the few widely-used Imperial vehicles that was not based upon an intact Standard Template Construct (STC) design, as such the Stormbird had many different patterns and variants. The following is a list of all known craft designated as a Stormbird:

  • Warhawk-class Stormbird - The Warhawk-class of Stormbird was the most common of the different Stormbird classifications, and was one of the original assault transport classes utilised by the Yndonesic Bloc during the Unification Wars on ancient Terra. There are known to be at least four different marks of the Warhawk class. It is believed that the Warhawk's wings could be folded or collapsed back against the Stormbird's chassis in some manner when the aircraft was being stored aboard an Imperial starship. Described as monstrous and fat-bodied, the Warhawk IV had a massive transport capacity of up to 100 seated Astartes, using rear-facing cage seats that had weapon locks for safe stowage. The seat restraints were manually locked in place when the Astartes sat down but would automatically release upon landing. The seat restraints could also be manually released in case of an emergency. The seating was completely removable to facilitate the transportation of cargo, vehicles, or for other more specialised purposes.
  • Nephoros-class Stormbird - The Nephoros-class Stormbird was one of the original assault transport classes utilised by the Yndonesic Bloc during the Unification Wars on ancient Terra. No other information about this class is known.
  • Condor-class Stormbird - The Condor-class Stormbird was a more massive and less agile pattern than Warhawk-class. It was used by the Sons of Horus Legion during the Battle of Hive Illium.
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A Sokar Pattern Stormbird of the World Eaters Legion

  • Sokar Pattern Stormbird - The Sokar Pattern Stormbird was one of the later patterns of Stormbird developed during the Great Crusade and was used as the design precursor to the smaller, more widely produced Thunderhawk gunship. It was conceived as a specialised, high-durability orbital assault craft -- almost a mobile bastion and firebase -- which could land a Space Marine strike force and withstand heavy ground fire while its passengers forced a landing zone. During the Battle of Prospero the Space Wolves] Legion used over 300 Sokar-class Stormbirds.
  • Apophis Pattern Stormbird - The Apophis Pattern Stormbird was the largest Stormbird pattern, widely known for its ominous appearance and vast wingspan, which earned it the title of "Sunkiller". During the Battle of Prospero the Space Wolves Legion used 30 of these monstrous aircraft.
  • Khonsu Pattern Stormbird - The Khonsu Pattern Stormbird was one of the largest Stormbird patterns, used to transport Space Marine Legion vehicles. During the Battle of Prospero the Space Wolves Legion utilised 100 Khonsu Stormbirds.
  • Sykri Pattern Stormbird - During the Legion Wars fought within the Eye of Terror after the Traitor Legions' failure to overthrow the Emperor during the Horus Heresy, a Sykri Pattern Stormbird was used by the Chaos Lord Thagus Daragek as his personal vehicle.

Adeptus Mechanicus Technical Specifications

The Adeptus Mechanicus technical specifications for this ancient spacecraft are not yet publicly available.

Sources

  • The Horus Heresy Legiones Astartes: Age of Darkness Army List (Forge World Series), pg. 92
  • The Horus Heresy - Book Four: Conquest (Forge World Series) by Alan Bligh, pg. 48
  • The Horus Heresy - Book Five: Tempest (Forge World Series) by Alan Bligh, pg. 217
  • The Horus Heresy - Book Seven: Inferno (Forge World Series) by Alan Bligh, pp. 94, 98
  • Horus Rising (Novel) by Dan Abnett, pp. 16, 18, 139, 141-142, 144-145, 148-149, 151-152, 156, 182, 184, 202, 305
  • False Gods (Novel) by Graham McNeill, pp. 29, 43, 88-89, 91-93, 98-99, 101-103, 115, 175-177, 180, 182-183, 201, 205, 222, 227-230, 334
  • The Flight of the Eisenstein (Novel) by James Swallow, pp. 61-62, 92, 96, 107, 160-162, 172-173, 359-364
  • Fulgrim (Novel) by Graham McNeill, pp. 23, 31, 53, 55, 85-91, 133, 137-138, 146-147, 149, 243-245, 300-302, 305, 309, 472, 474, 499
  • Angel Exterminatus (Novel) by Graham McNeill, pp. 52, 249, 278-280, 287-288, 332, 371, 397
  • Promethean Sun (Novella) by Nick Kyme
  • Garro: Oath of Moment (Audio Book) by James Swallow
  • Garro: Legion of One (Audio Book) by James Swallow
  • Dark Disciple (Novel) by Anthony Reynolds
  • The Beast Arises - Book 1: I Am Slaughter (Novel) by Dan Abnett, Chapter 15
  • The Black Legion (Novel) by Aaron Dembski-Bowden

Gallery

Space Marine Forces
Chapter Command Chapter Master ā€¢ Master of the Keep ā€¢ Master of Sanctity ā€¢ Chief Librarian ā€¢ Master of the Apothecarion ā€¢ Master of the Forge ā€¢ Master of the Watch ā€¢ Master of the Fleet ā€¢ Master of the Arsenal ā€¢ Master of the Marches ā€¢ Master of the Rites ā€¢ Master of Relics ā€¢ Chief Victualler ā€¢ Lord Executioner ā€¢ Master of Recruits ā€¢ Master of Reconnaissance ā€¢ Master of the Signal ā€¢ Chapter Ancient ā€¢ Primaris Ancient ā€¢ Chapter Champion ā€¢ Honour Guard
Company Command Command Squad ā€¢ Reclusiam Command Squad ā€¢ Captain ā€¢ Primaris Captain ā€¢ Lieutenant ā€¢ Primaris Lieutenant ā€¢ Company Ancient ā€¢ Company Champion
Specialists Librarian (Epistolary ā€¢ Codicier ā€¢ Lexicanium ā€¢ Primaris Librarian ā€¢ Vanguard Librarian) ā€¢ Chaplain (Reclusiarch ā€¢ Primaris Chaplain ā€¢ Judiciar) ā€¢ Apothecary (Primaris Apothecary ā€¢ Apothecary Biologis ā€¢ Helix Adept) ā€¢ Techmarine
Veteran Squads Veteran Marines (Sternguard Veteran ā€¢ Vanguard Veteran ā€¢ Veteran Intercessor ā€¢ Veteran Assault Intercessor ā€¢ Bladeguard Veteran) ā€¢ Terminator Squad ā€¢ Terminator Assault Squad
Battleline Squads Tactical Squad ā€¢ Intercessor Squad (Heavy Intercessor Squad) ā€¢ Infiltrator Squad
Close Support Squads Assault Squad ā€¢ Assault Intercessor Squad ā€¢ Jump Pack Intercessor Squad ā€¢ Inceptor Squad ā€¢ Reiver Squad ā€¢ Incursor Squad ā€¢ Suppressor Squad ā€¢ Bike Squad ā€¢ Outrider Squad ā€¢ Centurion Assault Squad
Fire Support Squads Aggressor Squad ā€¢ Desolation Squad ā€¢ Devastator Squad ā€¢ Hellblaster Squad ā€¢ Eradicator Squad ā€¢ Eliminator Squad ā€¢ Infernus Squad ā€¢ Centurion Devastator Squad
Neophyte Squads Scout Squad ā€¢ Scout Bike Squad
Light Vehicles Assault Bike ā€¢ Attack Bike ā€¢ Scout Bike ā€¢ Raider Pattern Combat Bike ā€¢ Invader ATV ā€¢ Land Speeder (Land Speeder Storm ā€¢ Land Speeder Tempest ā€¢ Land Speeder Tornado ā€¢ Land Speeder Typhoon ā€¢ Land Speeder Vengeance ā€¢ Land Speeder Proteus ā€¢ Darkshroud) ā€¢ Storm Speeder (Storm Speeder Hailstrike ā€¢ Storm Speeder Hammerstrike ā€¢ Storm Speeder Thunderstrike)
Combat Walkers Dreadnought (Castraferrum Dreadnought ā€¢ Siege Dreadnought ā€¢ Hellfire Dreadnought ā€¢ Ironclad Dreadnought ā€¢ Venerable Dreadnought ā€¢ Mortis Dreadnought ā€¢ Chaplain Dreadnought ā€¢ Librarian Dreadnought ā€¢ Furioso Dreadnought ā€¢ Death Company Dreadnought ā€¢ Redemptor Dreadnought (Brutalis Dreadnought ā€¢ Ballistus Dreadnought) ā€¢ Wulfen Dreadnought ā€¢ Doomglaive Dreadnought) ā€¢ Nemesis Dreadknight ā€¢ Invictor Tactical Warsuit
Armoured Personnel Carriers Rhino ā€¢ Razorback ā€¢ Damocles Command Rhino ā€¢ Rhino Primaris ā€¢ Rhino Advancer ā€¢ Impulsor
Main Battle Tanks Predator Destructor (Predator Annihilator ā€¢ Baal Predator) ā€¢ Land Raider (Land Raider Phobos ā€¢ Land Raider Crusader ā€¢ Land Raider Redeemer ā€¢ Land Raider Achilles ā€¢ Land Raider Prometheus ā€¢ Land Raider Terminus Ultra ā€¢ Land Raider Ares ā€¢ Land Raider Excelsior ā€¢ Land Raider Wrath of Mjalnar ā€¢ Land Raider Angel Infernus ā€¢ Land Raider Solemnus Aggressor ā€¢ Land Raider Anvilarum) ā€¢ Deimos Vindicator Laser Destroyer ā€¢ Repulsor ā€¢ Repulsor Executioner ā€¢ Gladiator (Gladiator Reaper ā€¢ Gladiator Valiant ā€¢ Gladiator Lancer) ā€¢ Astraeus
Artillery Whirlwind ā€¢ Vindicator ā€¢ Stalker ā€¢ Hunter ā€¢ Whirlwind Hyperios ā€¢ Land Raider Helios ā€¢ Thunderfire Cannon ā€¢ Firestrike Servo-turret
Aircraft/Air-Deployed Stormtalon ā€¢ Thunderhawk ā€¢ Thunderhawk Transporter ā€¢ Shadowhawk ā€¢ Stormraven ā€¢ Storm Eagle ā€¢ Fire Raptor ā€¢ Stormhawk Interceptor ā€¢ Caestus Assault Ram ā€¢ Dark Talon ā€¢ Nephilim Jetfighter ā€¢ Stormfang ā€¢ Stormwolf ā€¢ Corvus Blackstar ā€¢ Overlord ā€¢ Drop Pod ā€¢ Hammerfall Bunker
Rare, Relic or Retired Vehicles Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Deredeo Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Cerberus Heavy Tank Destroyer ā€¢ Leviathan Dreadnought ā€¢ Javelin Attack Speeder ā€¢ Jetbike ā€¢ Deimos Predator ā€¢ Deimos Rhino ā€¢ Sabre Tank Hunter ā€¢ Land Raider Proteus ā€¢ Kratos Heavy Assault Tank ā€¢ Mark IIb Land Raider Phobos ā€¢ Malcador Assault Tank (Malcador Annihilator) ā€¢ Sicaran Battle Tank ā€¢ Sicaran Venator ā€¢ Sicaran Punisher Assault Tank ā€¢ Sicaran Arcus Strike Tank ā€¢ Sicaran Omega Tank Destroyer ā€¢ Spartan Assault Tank ā€¢ Typhon Heavy Siege Tank ā€¢ Fellblade ā€¢ Falchion ā€¢ Mastodon ā€¢ Deimos Whirlwind Scorpius ā€¢ Xiphon Pattern Interceptor ā€¢ Stormbird ā€¢ Kharybdis Assault Claw
Chaos Space Marine Forces
Command Chaos Lord ā€¢ Exalted Champion ā€¢ Chaos Champion ā€¢ Aspiring Champion ā€¢ Sorcerer Lord ā€¢ Daemon Prince ā€¢ Daemon Prince of Nurgle ā€¢ Daemon Prince of Tzeentch ā€¢ Death Guard Lord
Specialists Exalted Sorcerer ā€¢ Sorcerer ā€¢ Warpsmith ā€¢ Dark Apostle ā€¢ Master of Possession ā€¢ Master of Executions ā€¢ Lord Discordant ā€¢ Warsmith ā€¢ Death Guard Sorcerer ā€¢ Lord of Contagion ā€¢ Malignant Plaguecaster ā€¢ Plague Surgeon ā€¢ Tallyman ā€¢ Scarab Occult Sorcerer ā€¢ Scarab Occult Terminators
Troops Chaos Space Marines ā€¢ Havocs ā€¢ Chosen ā€¢ Chaos Terminators ā€¢ Possessed ā€¢ Greater Possessed ā€¢ Khorne Berzerkers ā€¢ Plague Marines ā€¢ Noise Marines ā€¢ Rubric Marines ā€¢ Obliterators ā€¢ Mutilators ā€¢ Chaos Spawn ā€¢ Fallen Angels ā€¢ Noxious Blightbringer ā€¢ Foul Blightspawn ā€¢ Biologus Putrifier ā€¢ Blightlord Terminators ā€¢ Deathshroud
Fast Attack Chaos Space Marine Bikers ā€¢ Chaos Space Marine Raptors ā€¢ Warp Talons
Chaos Dreadnoughts Helbrute ā€¢ Ferrum Infernus Dreadnought ā€¢ Chaos Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Sonic Dreadnought ā€¢ Berserker Dreadnought ā€¢ Leviathan Dreadnought
Vehicles and Daemon Engines Chaos Rhino ā€¢ Chaos Predator ā€¢ Infernal Relic Predator ā€¢ Chaos Vindicator ā€¢ Chaos Land Raider ā€¢ Chaos Land Raider Proteus ā€¢ Infernal Relic Land Raider Achilles ā€¢ Land Raider Hades Diabolus ā€¢ Relic Sicaran Battle Tank ā€¢ Maulerfiend ā€¢ Forgefiend ā€¢ Defiler ā€¢ Brass Scorpion ā€¢ Blood Slaughterer ā€¢ Blight Drone ā€¢ Foetid Bloat-drone ā€¢ Kytan ā€¢ Plague Hulk ā€¢ Venomcrawler ā€¢ Myphitic Blight-hauler
Heavy Vehicles and Daemon Engines Spartan Assault Tank ā€¢ Fellblade ā€¢ Decimator ā€¢ Typhon Heavy Siege Tank ā€¢ Lord of Skulls ā€¢ Death Wheel ā€¢ Plaguereaper ā€¢ Plagueburst Crawler ā€¢ Silver Tower of Tzeentch
Aircraft Heldrake ā€¢ Stormbird ā€¢ Thunderhawk ā€¢ Chaos Storm Eagle ā€¢ Chaos Fire Raptor ā€¢ Hell Blade ā€¢ Hell Talon ā€¢ Harbinger ā€¢ Chaos Dreadclaw ā€¢ Kharybdis Assault Claw ā€¢ Fire Lord ā€¢ Doom Wing
Summoned Daemons Bloodletters ā€¢ Plaguebearers ā€¢ Horror of Tzeentch ā€¢ Daemonette ā€¢ Nurglings ā€¢ Beast of Nurgle ā€¢ Plague Drone ā€¢ Flamer ā€¢ Screamer
Lost and the Damned Chaos Cultists ā€¢ Poxwalkers ā€¢ Pestigor ā€¢ Plague Zombies ā€¢ Plague Ogryn ā€¢ Thrall Wizard ā€¢ Tzaangor ā€¢ Tzaangor Enlightened ā€¢ Tzaangor Shaman ā€¢ Dark Disciple
Champions Magnus the Red ā€¢ Mortarion ā€¢ Abaddon the Despoiler ā€¢ Kharn the Betrayer ā€¢ Typhus ā€¢ Ahriman ā€¢ Huron Blackheart ā€¢ Fabius Bile ā€¢ Cypher ā€¢ Haarken Worldclaimer ā€¢ Invocatus
Adeptus Custodes Forces
Command Captain-General ā€¢ Custodian Tribunate ā€¢ Captain-Commander (Guardian Captain-Commander ā€¢ Allarus Captain-Commander ā€¢ Vertus Captain-Commander) ā€¢ Shield-Captain
Elites Blade Champion ā€¢ Hetaeron Guard ā€¢ Aquilon Terminator ā€¢ Ephoroi ā€¢ Allarus Custodian ā€¢ Custodian Warden ā€¢ Vexilus Praetor ā€¢ Custodian Apothecary
Fast Attack Agamatus Jetbike Squad ā€¢ Vertus Praetor ā€¢ Venatari Custodian
Troops Custodian Guard ā€¢ Sentinel Guard ā€¢ Sagittarum Guard Squad
Dreadnoughts Contemptor Pattern Dreadnought ā€¢ Contemptor-Galatus Dreadnought ā€¢ Contemptor-Achillus Dreadnought ā€¢ Telemon Heavy Dreadnought
Vehicles Coronus Grav-Carrier ā€¢ Caladius Grav-Tank ā€¢ Pallas Grav-Attack ā€¢ Venerable Land Raider ā€¢ Rhino ā€¢ Grav-Rhino ā€¢ Grav-Raider ā€¢ Grav-Spartan
Aircraft Stormbird ā€¢ Storm Eagle ā€¢ Orion Assault Dropship ā€¢ Ares Gunship ā€¢ Aquila Lander ā€¢ Talion ā€¢ Equinox Interceptor ā€¢ Zenith Gunship
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