Unknown transmission intercept// Calth war zoneĪn ancient Remembrancer sketch of First Chaplain Erebus during the Great Crusade. In their name we will have our revenge, and the Emperor will regret that he spurned our loyalty in the ashes of Monarchia." " The Emperor has denied all claims to godhood, but there are other gods, older gods, gods who will hear our pleas and reward our service with more than empty promises and false dreams. Warhammer 40K Darktide Review - Left To ShredĠ2 December 2022 History The Horus Heresy He was a fearsome and intimidating Astartes warrior and had tattooed whole sections of the Book of Lorgar across his shaven scalp to terrify his enemies.Įrebus had willingly turned to the service of Chaos even before he had ascended to become an Astartes and was personally responsible for corrupting his own Legion's Primarch Lorgar, Horus and the Death Guard First Captain Calas Typhon to the worship and service of the Ruinous Powers.Įrebus refers to himself as the "Hand of Destiny," the mortal instrument of the Chaos Gods in the material realm.Įrebus is presently one of the Dark Apostles that comprise the ruling Dark Council of the Word Bearers Traitor Legion on their Daemon World of Sicarus, and fights a subtle, but constant war against the Black Cardinal Kor Phaeron for control of the XVII th Legion's direction in his primarch's continued absence. He originally held the prestigious position of first chaplain of the Word Bearers Space Marine Legion at the end of the Great Crusade and during the Horus Heresy in the early 31st Millennium. The Dark Apostle Erebus, architect of the Horus Heresy.Įrebus is a senior Dark Apostle of the Word Bearers Traitor Legion. Erebus, First Chaplain of the Legio Astartes Word Bearers (attrb.) For Man to truly flourish he must willing to abandon the ever shrinking island of such petty 'truth' and surrender himself to the reality of that which is beyond." The RM is a slightly quicker build - fewer parts - but you can totally do it! I guess I’d say: pick the one you think would be most interesting to add to your setup." That which we foolishly call truth, is only a small island in a vast sea of the unknown. I have both, and they’re fun builds, well documented and laid out, and they don’t have many rivals in the “built modules” space, so I’d say go for either/both. The Radio Music is also a great project, though. (Disclaimer: I am designing a small range of DIY kits, mainly 1U tiles, that are all simple SMD builds designed for people, so I have a vested interest in said enthusiasm). As opposed to, say, trying to DIY something designed for a machine to build, like a Mutable Instruments module, which is properly hard. Bear in mind that the Turing mk2 was designed to be done by human hands - it’s SMD componentry, but it’s as large as you can get it and designed to be done with tweezers. It’s a little challenging, but a pair of tweezers and take your time and it’s all fine. I will happily chant you can totally do SMD! at people until I’m hoarse.So I’d strongly recommend it as opening up lots of fun stuff the Turing can do. I acquired one as a gift to expand my Turing and god, it leads to all manner of interesting things.
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