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This is a test of creating the code necessary to create a table of characters from the Horus Heresy series of novels

List of Horus Characters Test[edit]

This is a list of characters from the Horus Heresy, the fictional event and major component of the far-future Warhammer 40,000 universe created and published by Games Workshop and its affiliates.

Character Name ^{[Note 1]}	Type / Race ^{[Note 2]}	Unit ^{[Note 3]}	Rank / Title ^{[Note 4]}	Description ^{[Note 5]}
A AAA	A AAA	A AAA	A AAA
ZZZ↓ Character Name ↓	A AAA	A AAA	ZZZ
A Garviel Loken	A Space Marine	A Luna Wolves/Sons of Horus/Black Legion (XVI Legion)	A Captain, Tenth Company	Garviel Loken was a major character in the opening stages of the Horus Heresy. He was captain of the tenth company of the Luna Wolves Space Marines. He joined the Mournival, Horus' select group of his closest advisers. Horus 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 anticipated the betrayal and strife that ultimately results in a way none of the other Sons of Horus ever do. In Horus Rising he is described by other Luna Wolves as "straight up and down," referring to his strong principles and lack of humour. 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. Loken developed close relationships with civilian members of the 63rd Expedition Fleet of the Great Crusade. He thought of Kyril Sindermann as his mentor and was the first to take on a remembrancer as his personal documentarist. He was 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. During the events on the planet Istvaan III detailed in Galaxy In Flames, Loken, Torgaddon, and Tarvitz took command of the loyalists. Their traitor Mournival brothers, Ezekyle Abaddon and Little Horus Aximand, landed on Istvaan to kill Loken and Torgaddon. In the following fight, Torgaddon was killed, but the building in which Loken was fighting Abaddon was crushed by the Dies Irae, an Imperator-class Titan. Loken was badly wounded, but despite his injuries, he survived and was later retrieved from Istvaan III by Captain Nathaniel Garro of the Death Guard, who was in service of Malcador the Sigillite.
A Mir Amindaza	A Space Marine	A Luna Wolves/Sons of Horus/Black Legion (XVI Legion)	A Battle-Brother, Tithonus Assault Squad, Fifth Company	Mir Amindaza appears in Age of Darkness fighting alongside Captain Aximand as part of the Sons of Horus contingent on the planet Dwell. He is killed by Captain Bion Henricos of the Iron Hands.
A Gravius	A Space Marine	A Salamanders (XVIII Legion)	A Battle-Brother (rank unknown)	Gravius is briefly mentioned in Age of Darkness as being with Captain Heka'tan on Isstvan V. Whether he perishes there or escapes is unknown.
ZZZ↑ Character Name↑	D ZZZ	ZZZ	ZZZ
ZZZZ	ZZZZ	ZZZZ	ZZZZ

Notes[edit]

^ The names of the characters are in full, without title or rank. If you are looking for the character Captain Loken, a character central to the first three books in the Horus Heresy series, Horus Rising, False Gods & Galaxy In Flames he can be found under Garviel Loken
^ This column indicates whether or not the character is human and / or what military body they are part of.
^ This column indicates which military unit or group a character belongs to. E.g. if the previous column indicated the character was a member of the Space Marines this column would indicate which of the eighteen legions the character is part of.
^ This column indicates the rank or title of the character as given as it appears in the Horus Heresy books. No prior knowledge on the part of the reader is expected. Where a rank or title is specific to the setting in which the Horus Heresy is set (e.g. Warsmith or Iterator) further explanation will be provided in the Description column.
^
Information is included on:
- which book or books the character appears in,
- major events the character takes part in,
- any further information required to explain the contents of the previous columns if they are specific to the to the setting in which the Horus Heresy is set.
- The ultimate fate of the character if revealed within the Horus Heresy books published. Please note, this column will contain spoilers that may affect the enjoyment of the series if this article is being read before the books.
The Horus Heresy series is set in the Games Workshop fictional Warhammer 40K universe. The series is set in the distant past of this fictional universe and as such information on how the series will end and what happens to the characters who survive is readily available from other sources. This article only concerns and contains information revealed in the books of the Horus Heresy series published at the time this article is compiled.

Bibliography[edit]

Abnett, Dan (2006). Horus Rising. Nottingham, UK: Black Library. ISBN 1-84416-294-X.
Counter, Ben (2006). Galaxy in Flames. Nottingham, UK: Black Library. ISBN 1-84416-393-8.
McNeill, Graham (2006). False Gods. Nottingham, UK: Black Library. ISBN 1-84416-370-9.
McNeill, Graham (2007). Fulgrim. Nottingham, UK: Black Library. ISBN 1-84416-476-4.
Swallow, James (2007). Flight of the Eisenstein. Nottingham, UK: Black Library. ISBN 978-1-84416-459-2.
Swallow, James (2011). Garro: Legion of One (CD). Nottingham, UK: Black Library. ISBN 9781849700443.

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Category:Warhammer 40,000 Category:Military science fiction characters

[1] The names of the characters are in full, without title or rank. If you are looking for the character Captain Loken, a character central to the first three books in the Horus Heresy series, Horus Rising, False Gods & Galaxy In Flames he can be found under Garviel Loken

[2] This column indicates whether or not the character is human and / or what military body they are part of.

[3] This column indicates which military unit or group a character belongs to. E.g. if the previous column indicated the character was a member of the Space Marines this column would indicate which of the eighteen legions the character is part of.

[4] This column indicates the rank or title of the character as given as it appears in the Horus Heresy books. No prior knowledge on the part of the reader is expected. Where a rank or title is specific to the setting in which the Horus Heresy is set (e.g. Warsmith or Iterator) further explanation will be provided in the Description column.

[5] Information is included on:
which book or books the character appears in,

major events the character takes part in,

any further information required to explain the contents of the previous columns if they are specific to the to the setting in which the Horus Heresy is set.

The ultimate fate of the character if revealed within the Horus Heresy books published. Please note, this column will contain spoilers that may affect the enjoyment of the series if this article is being read before the books.
The Horus Heresy series is set in the Games Workshop fictional Warhammer 40K universe. The series is set in the distant past of this fictional universe and as such information on how the series will end and what happens to the characters who survive is readily available from other sources. This article only concerns and contains information revealed in the books of the Horus Heresy series published at the time this article is compiled.

[6] which book or books the character appears in,

[7] r events the character takes part in,

[8] y further information required to explain the contents of the previous columns if they are specific to the to the setting in which the Horus Heresy is set.

[9] The ultimate fate of the character if revealed within the Horus Heresy books published. Please note, this column will contain spoilers that may affect the enjoyment of the series if this article is being read before the books.

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