Garviel Loken if the Luna Wolves. His loyalty to the Imperium is unwavering.
Feels good to make some Warhammer 40k art.
Games Workshop - Warhammer 40,000 - CODEX: Space Marines (10th Edition - 2023), Black
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Oh boy, where to begin.
The helmet is a direct trace from Syama Pederson’s Astartes
It was produced way ahead of the Luna Wolves’ time
Purity seals weren’t a thing during the heresy
The Inquisition didn’t exist during the heresy
The Xth legion were the Iron hands…
The book’s been out for over a decade, it’s not that hard to be marginally accurate.
Shall we just include stickmen on this site now? As long as it’s tagged 40k, it should make the cut
I include many different types of art, some are to cannon and others are not and some way out there.
Traitors did use MK5 helmets very similar to the current MK7, mainly SoH and WE (FW trying to let players sneak some MK7s into heresy I think)
Purity seals didn’t exist in heresy, but Oaths of Moment did.
The inquisition didn’t exist during the heresy, but the Knights Errant did (with an I shaped logo, similar to the ‘current’ time Inquisition) we could assume this is a picture of Loken wearing his old Luna Wolves colours in a first instance of his induction into them.
Not from the 10th legion, but captain of 10th company.
Nice, I’ll have to take your word on that since I don’t know that much history. I remember reading about him in the start of the books but haven’t that much detail.