Which Primarch Are You?

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Ginny said:
A tiny Iron Man looking out of there, waving his metal hand :relaxed:
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The innuendo
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Corvus Corax - Primarch of the Ravenguard
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Corvus Corax. Corvus Corax is the Primarch of the Raven Guard Space Marine Legion. Growing up to become a revolutionary for the workers of Lycaeus, Corax became a master of guerrilla warfare and hit-and-run tactics.

**Corvus Corax, also known as "The Liberator," "The Deliverer," "The Raven-Lord," "Chooser of the Slain" and "The Shadowed Lord", is the currently missing Primarch of the Raven Guard Chapter of Space Marines and its Successor Chapters. Corax presented a striking countenance, at least when he wished to be seen.

...;) Ravenclaw is one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The House was founded by Rowena Ravenclaw. Ravenclaws are known for their wisdom, cleverness, and wit. ... Rowling, Ravenclaw roughly corresponds to the element of air.
 
Stu said:
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Of all the Primarchs of the Legiones Astartes, Alpharius was without a doubt the most steeped in mystery, legend, contradiction and deliberate falsification. The Primarch of the Alpha Legion shrouded himself in mystery, often moving unseen even amongst the ranks of his own Legion. However, when the time came to cast off the cloak of misdirection, Alpharius was as awe-inspiring a being as any of his brother Primarchs. Clad in armour forged in the manner of some terrifying beast of ancient Terran myth and armed with a fearsome panoply of weapons of unknown provenance, Alpharius bestrode the battlefield like a figure from legend.
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At last! I'm not the only edgy weirdo anymore.
 
No, instead they leave for mysterious reasons never to return. I wonder why.

And I think you are wrong.
 
Wyote said:
There's a difference between embracing your dark side and imposing it upon others
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Perhaps I don't know how to be dark. Perhaps it's something else. I've definitely given up on ever being understood.
 
Ginny said:
Perhaps I don't know how to be dark. Perhaps it's something else. I've definitely given up on ever being understood.
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I got the same result twice on the two different quizzes... I never get that with MBTI tests. Clearly, recruiters need to phase out the MBTI system as a pre-employment test and replace it with this one. Which overly beefed up warhammer character are you?


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You are Roboute Guilliman, the Primarch of the Thirteenth Legion, the Ultramarines. [Pronounced row-boot-ay gill-uh-man]

You are a natural born leader. You are efficient in your strategies, able to see patterns in almost nothing, and you are a person of true honor and courage. You are praised by many around you, actively taking leadership roles no one else wants to take and guiding those around you. However, on a personal level, you can be a bit hard to reach, but as a friend, you are loyal. Your respect is always earned, never simply given away. You also may be a collector of various titles and nicknames.

Primarchs you get along with: Sanguinius, Lion El'Jonson
Primarchs you are at odds with: Fulgrim, Lorgar


Interesting. Though looking at the illustration, I can't even imagine drinking a full glass of water before putting on the armor.
 
java said:
@Deleted member 16771 Do you play Warhammer and paint miniatures?
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Used to. Nor for about ten years now, though.

Here's one of mine - a lightly converted Lord Commissar (hands swap):
Deleted member 16771 said:
Cheers, Wy!

Ahem, fantasy used to be better than 40k, but the less said about that, the better...

And yeah, there's something of the 'symbolic psychology' going on isn't there when we explore the motifs and aesthetics we are attracted to. I get that vibe from Merkabah, too - it's like you can start to see an image of the person's soul (or at least, their eye) as the pictures they post stack and stack.

And for your patronage, a Lord Commissar of mine from about ten years ago! I had to pull this from an old GW writing forum I used to belong to, which I eventually got booted from for talking about politics too much (in fact, if you google 'The Deleted member 16771', you'll find some of my other stuff from there on google images... 'Deleted member 16771' was originally going to be the name of a type of soldier from my world). Aye, an immature lad I were...
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