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* TheBadGuyWins: It may be a matter of PopularityPower, but the Iron Warriors seem to be amongst one of the most successful Legions, both in-universe and within the franchise. Still, they retain a pretty low victory rate when pitted against the Space Marines.

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* ArchEnemy: The Iron Warriors to the Imperial Fists.

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* NiceJobBreakingItHero: The Mechanicus' efforts to keep the Guard units posted to Hydra Cordatus unaware of precisely what they are guarding severely hinder their ability to defend against the Iron Warrior assault. Such efforts are also pointless, as the reason why the Warsmith was attacking in the first place was because he already knew what was there, making the continued secrecy unnecessary.
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* ImprovisedWeapon: Iron Warriors use their entrenching tools as melee weapons so often that some warbands have modified their shape to change it from a shovel you can hit people with to a weapon for enclosed areas that can be used to dig.

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* ColonyDrop
* CurseCutShort: "Oh what the f-" - [[KilledMidSentence last words of Uraja Klane]], [[{{Mooks}} mook]].

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* ColonyDrop
{{BFG}}: Natch. Particularly notable are Toramino's guns - at least one is essentially a spaceship's macro-cannon, modified to work planetside.
* BadassUnintentional: Julius Hawke, a known troublemaker, drunkard, and general failure of a Guardsman. [[spoiler: Tilts the balance of power on Hydra Cordatus by firing an orbital torpedo into the Iron Warriors' main base, destroying at least three [[HumongousMecha Warlord-class Titans]], millions of rounds of ammo, nearly all of the Daemon Engines, and undoing several weeks of work. Also, he managed to kill a Chaos Space Marine, albeit semi-indirectly.]]
* ColdBloodedTorture: Honsou does this to an Imperial Guardsman in the opening lines of ''The Beast of Calth''.
* ColonyDrop: During the assault on the ''Indomitable'', Honsou [[spoiler: drops a damaged ship on the defenders, causing absolute mayhem.]]
* CurseCutShort: "Oh what "What the f-" - [[KilledMidSentence last words of Uraja Klane]], [[{{Mooks}} mook]].



* MadScientist: The Iron Warriors are firmly established as being the best engineers within the traitor Legions, particularly as siege engineers, but they seem to be the Legion that has made the most forays into mad science. Their achievements include: the Daemonculaba, which transforms [[spoiler: [[CloneByConversion kids into twisted Astartes warriors]]]]; and having the most [[HauntedTechnology daemon engines]] outside of the Dark Mechanicus.

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* {{Irony}}: Warsmith Berossus, during the Horus Heresy, claimed he wouldn't be killed by being struck from above. [[spoiler: Honsou kills him by jumping onto his Dreadnought shell's top, and hacking his sarcophagus open.]]
* FreudianTrio: At least, as close to it as possible.
**TheSpock: [[BadassBureaucrat Forrix]].
**TheMcCoy: [[TheBerserker Kroeger]].
**TheKirk: Honsou.
* MadScientist: The Iron Warriors are firmly established as being the best engineers within the traitor Legions, particularly as siege engineers, but they seem to be the Legion that has made the most forays into mad science. Their achievements include: the Daemonculaba, which transforms [[spoiler: [[CloneByConversion kids into twisted Astartes warriors]]]]; and having the most [[HauntedTechnology daemon engines]] Daemon Engines]] outside of the Dark Mechanicus.



* TankGoodness: Probably the most tank-heavy of all the legions of Chaos.

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* TankGoodness: Probably the most tank-heavy of all the legions of Chaos. As an example, ''108'' Vindicator tanks are used in the Siege of Hydra Cordatus, with dozens of others being there as well.
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* FiveBadBand: The Warsmith and his lieutenants fall rather easily into place: [[BigBad The Warsmith]], [[TheDragon Forrix]], [[TheEvilGenius Kelmaur]], [[TheBrute Kroeger]], and [[DarkChick Honsou]].
** After Honsou becomes a Warsmith, he leads his own Band: [[BigBad Honsou]], [[TheDragon Cadaras Grendel]], [[TheEvilGenius Etolph Cycerin]], [[TheBrute the Newborn]], and [[DarkChick Ardaric Vaanes]].

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* {{Cyborg}}
** CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Inverted. Bionics keep most of the Warriors from turning into [[BodyHorror chaos spawn]] and insane mutants. This is more a case of "Chaos eats your soul, bionics help you keep it."
* FiveBadBand: The Warsmith and his lieutenants fall rather easily into place:
** BigBad: The Warsmith
** TheDragon: Forrix
** TheEvilGenius: Kelmaur
** TheBrute: Kroeger
** DarkChick: Honsou\\
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After Honsou becomes a Warsmith, he leads his own FiveBadBand
** BigBad: Honsou
** TheDragon: Cadaras Grendel
** TheEvilGenius: Etolph Cycerin
** TheBrute: The Newborn
** DarkChick: Ardaric Vaanes

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* {{Cyborg}}
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CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Inverted. Bionics keep most of the Warriors from turning into [[BodyHorror chaos spawn]] and insane mutants. This is more a case of "Chaos eats your soul, bionics help you keep it."
* FiveBadBand: The Warsmith and his lieutenants fall rather easily into place:
** BigBad:
place: [[BigBad The Warsmith
Warsmith]], [[TheDragon Forrix]], [[TheEvilGenius Kelmaur]], [[TheBrute Kroeger]], and [[DarkChick Honsou]].
** TheDragon: Forrix
** TheEvilGenius: Kelmaur
** TheBrute: Kroeger
** DarkChick: Honsou\\
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After Honsou becomes a Warsmith, he leads his own FiveBadBand
** BigBad: Honsou
** TheDragon:
Band: [[BigBad Honsou]], [[TheDragon Cadaras Grendel
** TheEvilGenius:
Grendel]], [[TheEvilGenius Etolph Cycerin
** TheBrute: The Newborn
** DarkChick:
Cycerin]], [[TheBrute the Newborn]], and [[DarkChick Ardaric VaanesVaanes]].



* TheSpock: Often used as a contrast to the HotBlooded World Eaters or the...weird Emperors Children.

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* TheSpock: Often used as a contrast to the HotBlooded World Eaters or the...weird [[SenseFreak weird]] Emperors Children.
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* TheSpock: Often used as a contrast to the HotBlooded WorldEaters or the...weird EmperorsChildren.

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* TheSpock: Often used as a contrast to the HotBlooded WorldEaters World Eaters or the...weird EmperorsChildren.Emperors Children.
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* TheBadGuyWins: It may be a matter of PopularityPower, but the IronWarriors seem to be amongst one of the most successful Legions, both in-universe and within the franchise. Still, they retain a pretty low victory rate when pitted against the Space Marines.

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* TheBadGuyWins: It may be a matter of PopularityPower, but the IronWarriors Iron Warriors seem to be amongst one of the most successful Legions, both in-universe and within the franchise. Still, they retain a pretty low victory rate when pitted against the Space Marines.
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-->''From Iron cometh Strength. From Strength cometh Will. From Will cometh Faith. From Faith cometh Honor. From Honor cometh Iron. This is the Unbreakable Litany, and may it be forever so.''

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-->''From ->''From Iron cometh Strength. From Strength cometh Will. From Will cometh Faith. From Faith cometh Honor. From Honor cometh Iron. This is the Unbreakable Litany, and may it be forever so.''
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They are the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of Creator/GrahamMcNeill's series of Iron Warriors novels, and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''. [=McNeill=]'s novels follow the fortunes of the Chapter after the HorusHeresy, focusing on Warsmith Honsou and the Iron Warriors assault on the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus.

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They are the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of Creator/GrahamMcNeill's series of Iron Warriors novels, and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''. [=McNeill=]'s novels follow the fortunes of the Chapter after the HorusHeresy, Literature/HorusHeresy, focusing on Warsmith Honsou and the Iron Warriors assault on the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus.
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* ExactWords: The sorcerer in "Storm of Iron" is promised by the Warsmith that he will not be killed. [[spoiler:Being turned into a blob of mutated flesh isn't technically killing.]]
* FrameUp: In "The Heraclitus Effect", the bombs Honsou uses to kill a world are painted in Ultramarines colours, pretty much just out of spite.
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They are the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of GrahamMcNeill's series of Iron Warriors novels, and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''. [=McNeill=]'s novels follow the fortunes of the Chapter after the HorusHeresy, focusing on Warsmith Honsou and the Iron Warriors assault on the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus.

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They are the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of GrahamMcNeill's Creator/GrahamMcNeill's series of Iron Warriors novels, and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''. [=McNeill=]'s novels follow the fortunes of the Chapter after the HorusHeresy, focusing on Warsmith Honsou and the Iron Warriors assault on the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus.
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* BadassNormal: Castellan Vauban, commander of the Citadel and 383rd Jouran Dragoons, was the one to deprive Honsou of his original arm. An ordinary human, albeit one who had been a student of swordplay his entire life, went toe-to-toe with ''Honsou'', and very nearly ''won''. Unfortunately, Honsou lured him in as he was about to deliver the killing blow and then killed him.

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** \\BigBad: The Warsmith
** TheDragon: Forrix
** TheEvilGenius: Kelmaur
** TheBrute: Kroeger
** DarkChick: Honsou\\



After Honsou becomes a Warsmith, he leads his group

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After Honsou becomes a Warsmith, he leads his groupown FiveBadBand



* MadScientist: The Iron Warriors are firmly established as engineers first, but they seem to be the Legion that has made the most forays into mad science. Their achievements include: the Daemonculaba, which transforms [[CloneByConversion kids into twisted Astartes warriors]]; and having the most [[HauntedTechnology daemon engines]] outside the Dark Mechanicus.

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* MadScientist: The Iron Warriors are firmly established as being the best engineers first, within the traitor Legions, particularly as siege engineers, but they seem to be the Legion that has made the most forays into mad science. Their achievements include: the Daemonculaba, which transforms [[spoiler: [[CloneByConversion kids into twisted Astartes warriors]]; warriors]]]]; and having the most [[HauntedTechnology daemon engines]] outside of the Dark Mechanicus.



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* SiegeEnginesSiegeEngines: A solid component of their [[PlanetOfHats hat]].

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* ArchEnemy: The Iron Warriors to the Imperial Fists. Uriel Ventris to Honsou.

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* ArchEnemy: The Iron Warriors to the Imperial Fists. Fists.
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Uriel Ventris becomes this to Honsou.



** [[spoiler:''Storm of Iron'']] was the first novel where Chaos won. In the 2008 reprint, [[spoiler:Graham [=McNeill=]]] says that even the people at Games Workshop were shocked.]]

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** [[spoiler:''Storm ''Storm of Iron'']] Iron'' was the first novel where Chaos won. had a clear cut victory. In the 2008 reprint, [[spoiler:Graham [=McNeill=]]] Graham [=McNeill=] says that even the people at Games Workshop were shocked.]]



** BigBad: The Warsmith
** TheDragon: Forrix
** TheEvilGenius: Jharek Kelmaur
** TheBrute: Kroeger
** DarkChick: Honsou

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** \\
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After Honsou becomes a Warsmith, he leads his group
** BigBad: The Warsmith
Honsou
** TheDragon: Forrix
Cadaras Grendel
** TheEvilGenius: Jharek Kelmaur
Etolph Cycerin
** TheBrute: Kroeger
The Newborn
** DarkChick: HonsouArdaric Vaanes
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** CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Subverted. Bionics keep most of the Warriors from turning into [[BodyHorror chaos spawn]] and insane mutants. This is more a case of "Chaos eats your soul, bionics help you keep it."

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** CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Subverted.Inverted. Bionics keep most of the Warriors from turning into [[BodyHorror chaos spawn]] and insane mutants. This is more a case of "Chaos eats your soul, bionics help you keep it."
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-->''From Iron cometh Strength. From Strength cometh Will. From Will cometh Faith. From Faith cometh Honor. From Honr cometh Iron. This is the Unbreakable Litany, and may it be forever so.''

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-->''From Iron cometh Strength. From Strength cometh Will. From Will cometh Faith. From Faith cometh Honor. From Honr Honor cometh Iron. This is the Unbreakable Litany, and may it be forever so.''
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-->''From Iron cometh Strength. From Strength cometh Will. From Will cometh Faith. From Faith cometh Honor. From Honr cometh Iron. This is the Unbreakable Litany, and may it be forever so.''

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* [[spoiler: TheBadGuyWins: ''Storm of Iron'' was the first novel where Chaos won. In the 2008 reprint Graham [=McNeill=] says that even the people at Games Workshop were shocked.]]

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* [[spoiler: TheBadGuyWins: ''Storm It may be a matter of Iron'' PopularityPower, but the IronWarriors seem to be amongst one of the most successful Legions, both in-universe and within the franchise. Still, they retain a pretty low victory rate when pitted against the Space Marines.
** [[spoiler:''Storm of Iron'']]
was the first novel where Chaos won. In the 2008 reprint Graham [=McNeill=] reprint, [[spoiler:Graham [=McNeill=]]] says that even the people at Games Workshop were shocked.]]



* MadScientist: The Iron Warriors are firmly established as engineers first, but they seem to be the Legion that has made the most forays into mad science. Their achievements include: the Daemonculaba, which transforms [[CloneByConversion kids into twisted Astartes warriors]]; and having the most [[HauntedTechnology daemon engines]] outside the Dark Mechanicus.



* TheReveal: [[spoiler: The Citadel on Hydra Cordatus is housing a massive stockpile of Space Marine progenoids, which is to be used for future Foundings. To insure its safety, the Adeptus Mechanicus has been slowly poisoning the regiments stationed there to make sure that no one stays long enough to discover it.]]

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* TheReveal: [[spoiler: The Citadel on Hydra Cordatus is housing [[spoiler: a massive stockpile of Space Marine progenoids, progenoids]], which is to be used for future Foundings. [[spoiler: Foundings]]. To insure ensure its safety, the Adeptus Mechanicus has been [[spoiler: slowly poisoning the regiments stationed there there]] to make sure that no one stays long enough to discover it.]]

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** CyberneticsEatYourSoul
*** Subverted. Bionics keep most of the Warriors from turning into [[BodyHorror chaos spawn]] and insane mutants. This is more a case of "Chaos eats your soul, bionics help you keep it."

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** CyberneticsEatYourSoul
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CyberneticsEatYourSoul: Subverted. Bionics keep most of the Warriors from turning into [[BodyHorror chaos spawn]] and insane mutants. This is more a case of "Chaos eats your soul, bionics help you keep it."
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* ArchEnemy: The Iron Warriors to the Imperial Fists. Uriel Ventris to Honsou.


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* CurseCutShort: "Oh what the f-" - [[KilledMidSentence last words of Uraja Klane]], [[{{Mooks}} mook]].
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One of the nine Traitor Legions of Chaos Space Marines from ''[[{{Warhammer40000}} Warhammer 40,000]]''.

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One of the nine Traitor Legions of Chaos Space Marines from ''[[{{Warhammer40000}} Warhammer 40,000]]''.
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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Honsou pulls one in ''The Beast of Calth''.]]

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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Honsou pulls one in ''The Beast of Calth''.]] ]]

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* ''The Best of Calth''

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* ''The Best Beast of Calth''


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* BatmanGambit: [[spoiler:Honsou pulls one in ''The Beast of Calth''.]]
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-->''Iron within, iron without.''

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-->''Iron within, iron without.''
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They are the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of GrahamMcNeill's series of Iron Warriors novels, and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''. McNeill's novels follow the fortunes of the Chapter after the HorusHeresy, focusing on Warsmith Honsou and the Iron Warriors assault on the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus.

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They are the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of GrahamMcNeill's series of Iron Warriors novels, and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''. McNeill's [=McNeill=]'s novels follow the fortunes of the Chapter after the HorusHeresy, focusing on Warsmith Honsou and the Iron Warriors assault on the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus.

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The Iron Warriors were known for their excellent grasp of siege warfare, competing with the ImperialFists and starting a grudge that would lead to outright hatred after the HorusHeresy. The Primarch of the Iron Warriors was and is Perturabo, now ascended to daemonhood. They have a world in the Eye of Terror called Medrengard.

Generally, daemons and sorcerors are only rarely found amongst the Iron Warriors' forces. Instead, they have a propensity for technological battlefield solutions. Similarly, mutations are usually replaced with cybernetics, unlike the other Legions in which they are often displayed with pride. [[BodyHorror Obliterators]] were first spotted among Iron Warrior forces, and the Iron Warriors have an unusually large number of them. Well know for being very bitter and hateful.

They are arguably the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of GrahamMcNeill's novel ''Storm Of Iron'', and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''.

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The Iron Warriors were known for their excellent grasp of siege warfare, competing with the ImperialFists and starting a grudge that would lead to outright hatred after the HorusHeresy. The Primarch of the Iron Warriors was and is Perturabo, now ascended to daemonhood. They have a world in the Eye of Terror called Medrengard.

Generally, daemons and sorcerors are only rarely found amongst the Iron Warriors' forces. Instead, they have a propensity for technological battlefield solutions. Similarly, mutations are usually replaced with cybernetics, unlike the other Legions in which they are often displayed with pride. [[BodyHorror Obliterators]] were first spotted among Iron Warrior forces, and the Iron Warriors have an unusually large number of them. Well know for being very bitter and hateful.

They are arguably the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of GrahamMcNeill's novel ''Storm Of Iron'', series of Iron Warriors novels, and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''.
Due''. McNeill's novels follow the fortunes of the Chapter after the HorusHeresy, focusing on Warsmith Honsou and the Iron Warriors assault on the Imperial world of Hydra Cordatus.

!!Novels And Short Stories In The Series
* ''Storm of Iron''
* ''The Enemy of my Enemy''
* ''The Heraclitus Effect''
* ''The Skull Harvest''
* ''Iron Warrior''
* ''The Iron Without''
* ''The Best of Calth''

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-->''Iron within, iron without.''

One of the nine Traitor Legions of Chaos Space Marines from ''[[{{Warhammer40000}} Warhammer 40,000]]''.

The Iron Warriors were known for their excellent grasp of siege warfare, competing with the ImperialFists and starting a grudge that would lead to outright hatred after the HorusHeresy. The Primarch of the Iron Warriors was and is Perturabo, now ascended to daemonhood. They have a world in the Eye of Terror called Medrengard.

Generally, daemons and sorcerors are only rarely found amongst the Iron Warriors' forces. Instead, they have a propensity for technological battlefield solutions. Similarly, mutations are usually replaced with cybernetics, unlike the other Legions in which they are often displayed with pride. [[BodyHorror Obliterators]] were first spotted among Iron Warrior forces, and the Iron Warriors have an unusually large number of them. Well know for being very bitter and hateful.

They are arguably the [[VillainProtagonist Villain Protagonists]] of GrahamMcNeill's novel ''Storm Of Iron'', and also feature heavily in the Literature/{{Ultramarines}} novels ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' and ''The Chapter's Due''.

Check out the [[Characters/IronWarriors character sheet]].

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!! Tropes connected to the Iron Warriors

* [[spoiler: TheBadGuyWins: ''Storm of Iron'' was the first novel where Chaos won. In the 2008 reprint Graham [=McNeill=] says that even the people at Games Workshop were shocked.]]
* ColonyDrop
* {{Cyborg}}
** CyberneticsEatYourSoul
*** Subverted. Bionics keep most of the Warriors from turning into [[BodyHorror chaos spawn]] and insane mutants. This is more a case of "Chaos eats your soul, bionics help you keep it."
* FiveBadBand: The Warsmith and his lieutenants fall rather easily into place:
** BigBad: The Warsmith
** TheDragon: Forrix
** TheEvilGenius: Jharek Kelmaur
** TheBrute: Kroeger
** DarkChick: Honsou
* MoreDakka
* TheReveal: [[spoiler: The Citadel on Hydra Cordatus is housing a massive stockpile of Space Marine progenoids, which is to be used for future Foundings. To insure its safety, the Adeptus Mechanicus has been slowly poisoning the regiments stationed there to make sure that no one stays long enough to discover it.]]
* SiegeEngines
* TheSpock: Often used as a contrast to the HotBlooded WorldEaters or the...weird EmperorsChildren.
* TankGoodness: Probably the most tank-heavy of all the legions of Chaos.

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