He was a member of the Mournival, and a lodge, until False Gods.His final appearance was in Galaxy in Flames, when he was killed by Horus Aximand on Istvaan III. Torgaddon had a huge sense of humour, frequently insulting other Astartes, especially from other Legions (it was this which started a rivalry between him and Lord Commander Eidolon).
Tarik Torgaddon was Captain of the Luna Wolves Second Company. At the beginning of False Gods, there is some mention of Loken's ample ability to tell a story, but little is made of this gift later in the series. In Horus Rising he is described by other Luna Wolves as "straight up and down," referring to his strong principles and lack of humor. He anticipated the betrayal and strife that ultimately results in a way none of the other Sons of Horus ever do. He is plagued with guilt following the massacre on the embarkation deck and his sympathies toward non-Astartes drives a wedge in his relationship with Abaddon, Aximand, and Horus himself.įirst Captain of the Imperial Fists Sigismund commented Loken was a figure worthy of trust and respected him to a degree, though they had their differences, Loken being an idealist who believed the Galaxy could ultimately be pacified while Sigismund believed a constant state of war was the ultimate fate of the Imperium.Horus also commented that Loken was "a precise and accurate thinker," and he is portrayed as having one of the most analytical and perceptive minds of the Legion. He thinks of Kyril Sindermann as his mentor and is the first to take on a remembrancer as his personal documentarist.
Loken developed close relationships with civilian members of the 63rd expedition of the great crusade. He is then presumed dead following the final bombardment. Loken somehow survives, and is left badly wounded. In the following fight, Torgaddon is killed, but before Loken can be killed, the building is crushed by the "Dies Irae" Imperator-class Titan. Loken, Torgaddon, and Tarvitz take command of the loyalists there.Their traitor Mournival brothers, Ezekyle Abaddon and Little Horus, land on Istvaan to kill Loken and Torgaddon. However, because of Saul Tarvitz, a lot of loyalists survive the bombing. However, shortly after liberation, virus bombs are fired on the planet by Horus. Loken, along with his friends Torgaddon and Nero Vipus, are selected to liberate the world of Istvaan III, which had turned traitor. Loken's final active appearance is in Galaxy in Flames although he briefly appears in Flight of the Eisenstein with Torgaddon. In the events of Horus Rising, he joins the Mournival, Horus' select group of his closest advisers, but sometime during False Gods, the Mournival as good as disbanded. He was captain of the tenth company of the Luna Wolves Space Marines, who later became known as the sons of Horus. Garviel Loken is the primary protagonist for much of the Horus Heresy series. However, after Horus was wounded on Davin, First Chaplain Erebus of the Word Bearers took part in an illusion, disguised as Sejanus, but his disguise is blown when the then-loyal Magnus the Red intervened to try and keep his loyalty to the Emperor.
Sejanus died before the events on Davin and therefore died loyal to the Emperor. Horus Rising says Sejanus was "the all-rounder captain" and that Horus had loved Sejanus like a son. Before the events of Horus Rising, Sejanus is sent as an ambassador to greet a world which has not yet reached compliance, and is brutally murdered. Hastur Sejanus was Captain of the Fourth Company of Luna Wolves, and member of the Mournival. For more information, read List of Chaos Space Marines." "This list does not include Abaddon the Despoiler. For more information on those characters, read List of Chaos Space Marines." "This list does not include Abaddon the Despoiler, Lucius the Eternal, Fabius Bile, or Kharn the Betrayer.
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This is a list of characters from the Horus Heresy book series published by Black Library.
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