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Revision as of 00:13, 8 August 2011
The Wolf Brothers were the only known Second Founding Successor Chapter of Space Marines created from the gene-seed of the Space Wolves Legion. The Chapter was eventually forcibly disbanded by the Inquisition as a result of the rampant genetic instability and resulting mutation that appeared in the Chapter's Battle-Brothers. This instability may have been the "Wulfen" gene that manifests itself at times in the Space Wolves themselves, most obviously among the Space Marines of the Chapter's 13th Great Company. Almost nothing is known about them in official Imperial records.
Chapter Appearance
Nothing is known of the Wolf Brothers' Chapter appearance or Chapter badge, though it can be surmised that both were probably somewhat similar in colour and theme to that of the Space Wolves.
Notable Members
- Svoljard - Svoljard was a Space Marine of the Wolf Brothers who had been stranded on the Daemon World of Medrengard, the Iron Warriors Traitor Legion's homeworld within the Eye of Terror. He was one of the Astartes stranded on that benighted world who gathered around Ardaric Vaanes and both he and Vaanes later pledged themselves to the Iron Warriors Warsmith Honsou. Svoljard was later killed by a fellow Iron Warrior.
- A squad of Renegade Wolf Brothers fought under the command of Oneius Prayd of the Red Corsairs Renegade Space Marines during the Scouring of Makenna VII.
Sources
- Codex: Space Wolves (2nd Edition)
- Dead Sky, Black Sun (Novel) by Graham McNeill
- Planetkill, "The Heraclitus Effect," by Graham McNeill
- Apocalypse
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