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* RankUp: ''Azrael'' is a novel about this for both the titular character and for Belial. When the previous Supreme Grand Master of the Dark Angels is killed, Azrael, as Grand Master of the Deathwing, assumes his rank temporarily and Belial is promoted to the brevet Grand Master slot.
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They feature in the novel ''Angels of Darkness'', the ''The Legacy of Caliban'' trilogy, and the ''Space Marine Battles'' novel ''The Purging of Kadillus'', all by Gavin Thorpe. They also feature in the ''Literature/HorusHeresy'' novels ''Descent of Angels'' and ''Fallen Angels''.
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They feature in the novel ''Angels of Darkness'', the ''The Legacy of Caliban'' trilogy, and the ''Space Marine Battles'' novel ''The Purging of Kadillus'', all by Gavin Thorpe. They also feature in the ''Literature/HorusHeresy'' novels ''Descent of Angels'' and ''Fallen Angels''.
Angels'', ''Azrael'', and ''The Lion: Son of the Forest''.
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** Indeed, the title of Cypher was indeed a legacy title back in the days before the Heresy, as it was the title of the Knights of Caliban's keeper of traditions.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Cypher flat out tells Azrael that the great sin of the Dark Angels isn't the Fallen - pretty much every Astartes Legion was split to some degree in the Horus Heresy - but [[TreacheryCoverUp their continuous efforts to conceal the fact the Fallen exist]]. If the Dark Angels would just own up to the fact that yes, some of the Lion's followers betrayed him, as had happened with every other loyal Primarch, and asked for help in dealing with them from the Inquisition and the other Astartes Chapters, they'd all be better off. Even just admitting the truth to their own rank and file would simplify matters, as they wouldn't have to force entire units to hold back so that they won't encounter a Fallen. Unfortunately, the pride of the Dark Angels and their Successor Chapters prevent them from doing so.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Cypher flat out tells Azrael that the great sin of the Dark Angels isn't the Fallen - pretty much every Astartes Legion was split to some degree in the Horus Heresy - but [[TreacheryCoverUp their continuous efforts to conceal the fact that the Fallen exist]]. If the Dark Angels would just own up to the fact that yes, some of the Lion's followers betrayed him, as had happened with every other loyal Primarch, and asked for help in dealing with them from the Inquisition and the other Astartes Chapters, they'd all be better off. Even just admitting the truth to their own rank and file would simplify matters, as they wouldn't have to force entire units to hold back so that they won't encounter a Fallen. Unfortunately, the pride of the Dark Angels and their Successor Chapters prevent them from doing so.
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* OldShame: The Fallen. The Dark Angels and their successor chapters are obsessed with dealing with them without the Imperium as a whole learning they exist.
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* OldShame: InvokedTrope. The Fallen. The Dark Angels and their successor chapters are obsessed with dealing with them without the Imperium as a whole learning they exist.
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* LegacyCharacter: Cypher insists that Lord Cypher is his title, not his name, implying that he may not be the Lord Cypher who lead the Fallen during the Horus Heresy.
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* OldShame: The Fallen. The Dark Angels and their successor legions are obsessed with dealing with them without the Imperium as a whole learning they exist.
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* OldShame: The Fallen. The Dark Angels and their successor legions chapters are obsessed with dealing with them without the Imperium as a whole learning they exist.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThis: Cypher flat out tells Azrael that the great sin of the Dark Angels isn't the Fallen - pretty much every Astartes Legion was split to some degree in the Horus Heresy - but [[TreacheryCoverUp their continuous efforts to conceal the fact the Fallen exist]]. If the Dark Angels would just own up to the fact that yes, some of the Lion's followers betrayed him, as had happened with every other loyal Primarch, and asked for help in dealing with them from the Inquisition and the other Astartes Chapters, they'd all be better off. Even just admitting the truth to their own rank and file would simplify matters, as they wouldn't have to force entire units to hold back so that they won't encounter a Fallen. Unfortunately, the pride of the Dark Angels and their Successor Chapters prevent them from doing so.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThis: CouldHaveAvoidedThisPlot: Cypher flat out tells Azrael that the great sin of the Dark Angels isn't the Fallen - pretty much every Astartes Legion was split to some degree in the Horus Heresy - but [[TreacheryCoverUp their continuous efforts to conceal the fact the Fallen exist]]. If the Dark Angels would just own up to the fact that yes, some of the Lion's followers betrayed him, as had happened with every other loyal Primarch, and asked for help in dealing with them from the Inquisition and the other Astartes Chapters, they'd all be better off. Even just admitting the truth to their own rank and file would simplify matters, as they wouldn't have to force entire units to hold back so that they won't encounter a Fallen. Unfortunately, the pride of the Dark Angels and their Successor Chapters prevent them from doing so.
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The '''Dark Angels''' are a Chapter of {{Space Marine}}s in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}''. They were the first legion of Space Marines. Their homeworld was Caliban, where their Primarch, Lion El'Jonson, grew up. However, half their number rebelled following the Literature/HorusHeresy, and they ruthlessly hunt these "Fallen Angels" while keeping the Fallen's existence secret.
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The '''Dark Angels''' ''Dark Angels'' are a Chapter of {{Space Marine}}s in ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}''. They were the first legion of Space Marines. Their homeworld was Caliban, where their Primarch, Lion El'Jonson, grew up. However, half their number rebelled following the Literature/HorusHeresy, and they ruthlessly hunt these "Fallen Angels" while keeping the Fallen's existence secret.
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* OldShame: The Fallen. The Dark Angels and their successor legions are obsessed with dealing with them without the Imperium as a whole learning they exist.
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* CouldHaveAvoidedThis: Cypher flat out tells Azrael that the great sin of the Dark Angels isn't the Fallen - pretty much every Astartes Legion was split to some degree in the Horus Heresy - but [[TreacheryCoverUp their continuous efforts to conceal the fact the Fallen exist]]. If the Dark Angels would just own up to the fact that yes, some of the Lion's followers betrayed him, as had happened with every other loyal Primarch, and asked for help in dealing with them from the Inquisition and the other Astartes Chapters, they'd all be better off. Even just admitting the truth to their own rank and file would simplify matters, as they wouldn't have to force entire units to hold back so that they won't encounter a Fallen. Unfortunately, the pride of the Dark Angels and their Successor Chapters prevent them from doing so.
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* StableTimeLoop: [[spoiler:Thanks to a millennium-spanning warp rift, the Hunt for the Fallen caused the destruction of Caliban and the scattering of the Fallen during the Horus Heresy, which is what inspired the Hunt in the first place.]]
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* UnusualEuphemism: Because of the numerous layers of secrecy surrounding Dark Angel history and lore, the senior members have adopted a number of indirect manners of referring to classified matters in places the rank and file might hear.
