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Blood Angels

A loyalist Legion led by the Primarch Sanguinius during the Horus Heresy.

The Blood Angels are a Space Marine Legion of the Legiones Astartes, led by their Primarch Sanguinius. They are one of the 18 genetically engineered sons of the Emperor of Mankind, and during the Horus Heresy they find themselves among the loyalist factions struggling for victory. The series does not describe their combat style, genetic flaws, or homeworld in detail.

Primarch
Sanguinius
Allegiance
Imperium of Man (Loyalist)

Lore & Background

The Blood Angels are one of the 18 Legions of Space Marines, each led by a Primarch who is a genetically engineered son of the Emperor of Mankind. During the Horus Heresy, the Legions are divided into loyalist and traitor factions. The Blood Angels are among the loyalists, fighting for the Imperium of Man against the forces of the traitor Warmaster Horus. The series does not provide further details about their specific history, homeworld, or genetic traits.

In Their Own Story

The series does not provide a specific narrative focused on the Blood Angels. They are mentioned as one of the loyalist Legions in the conflict, but no particular battles, characters, or turning points involving them are described in the source.

Reader's Guide

The Blood Angels are one of the 18 Legions of the Legiones Astartes, led by their Primarch Sanguinius. They are loyal to the Emperor of Mankind during the Horus Heresy. The source does not provide information on their tactical doctrine, key leaders beyond Sanguinius, or specific campaigns. Their role in the series is as part of the broader loyalist forces opposing the traitor Warmaster Horus.

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