The Frostshadow Pack is a successor chapter of the Space Wolves, known for their stealth, precision, and adaptability. Led by Wolf Lord Vidarr, they operate from their icy fortress-monastery, Frostfang Keep, on Freydil. Their expertise in guerrilla warfare and covert operations makes them a crucial asset to the Imperium.
Act 1: The Catalyst for Rebellion
The Fall of Bjorn's Rest: The Frostshadow Pack receive a distress call from the agri-world of Bjorn's Rest, under siege by the xenos. Despite their best efforts, the planet is lost due to insufficient support from the Imperium. This failure sows seeds of doubt and resentment within the chapter.
Betrayal of Trust: During a subsequent mission, The Frostshadow Pack uncover evidence of corruption within the Administratum, which has been diverting resources meant for vital defense. Their attempts to expose this are ignored, and they are reprimanded for their insubordination. Disillusioned, Wolf Lord Vidarr and his trusted advisors begin to question their loyalty to an Imperium that seems to disregard their sacrifices.
Act 2: Turning Renegade
Breaking Away: In the face of mounting evidence of systemic corruption and betrayal, Vidarr decides to break away from the Imperium. The Frostshadow Pack declare themselves renegades, determined to protect humanity on their terms. They raid Imperial supply lines and outposts, redistributing resources to neglected worlds.
Conflict with Loyalist Forces: The Frostshadow Pack find themselves in constant skirmishes with loyalist Space Marine chapters sent to bring them to justice. Their ISTP traits—tactical ingenuity, resourcefulness, and ability to operate independently—help them evade capture and outmaneuver their former allies.
Act 3: The Transformation
The Mark of the Warp: During a raid on a derelict space hulk, The Frostshadow Pack encounter ancient and forbidden artifacts. Exposure to these relics gradually corrupts them, amplifying their resentment and driving them further from the Emperor's light. They begin to experience visions and whispers from entities within the Warp, promising power.
Embrace of Chaos: Under the influence of these dark forces, The Frostshadow Pack slowly succumb to the allure of Chaos. They adopt new rituals and practices, forsaking their old ways. The Rune Priests, now twisted into dark sorcerers, guide the chapter deeper into heresy.
Act 4: The Malicebound Wolves
Rebirth as the Doomed Ones: Fully embracing their new identity, The Frostshadow Pack rename themselves The Malicebound Wolves. Their armor becomes adorned with chaotic symbols and the marks of their patron deities.
Legacy of Terror: The Malicebound Wolves launch a series of brutal raids across the sector, targeting both Imperial and Chaos worlds and their installations. Their ISTP traits—adaptability, tactical cunning, and practicality—make them a fearsome and unpredictable enemy. They revel in their role as harbingers of destruction.
Iron Warriors: summons daemons and use them as fuel for war machines..
5th & renegade Chaos God - Malice/Malal: To be "Doomed One" a follower of Malice is to be a Chaos warrior bent upon shedding the blood of other Chaos creatures.
Corvus Corax - primarch of the Raven Guard transformed to Loyalist Daemon(?)
Jaghatai Khan - primarch of the White Scars, stereotypical ISTP biker with rage problem. "Among the Primarchs, the Khan was the most reclusive, bound to the hunt and the glory of the chase rather than parade ground or strategium halls, and was oft overlooked by the eyes of history."
Garran Crowe - "It is this quality that grants Crowe a unique perspective on the world, as he does not see Chaos as others do." also is using daemon sword against Chaos.
"Morkai, also called the "Deathwolf," is the wolf-god once worshipped by the people of the Death World of Fenris who is still a popular character in their myths and legends."
"Morkai is said to possess two heads, which is why his sigil and all representations of him are always double-headed."
"Drepið Orkana!" - "kill the orks!" sing. orkr, plur. orkar -> orkana - pluralized with a definite article.
Space wolves' terminology
Allfaðir / Allfather - Emperor of Mankind
Aett - The Fang
Mikill Úlfr / Great Wolf = Chapter Master
Wolf Lords/Jarls = Captain
Orrostuhöfðingjar / Battle Leaders = Lieutenant
Úlfgoðar (in the singular Úlfgoði) / Wolf Priests combine the roles of Chaplain and Apothecary within the chapter.
Rúnagoðar / Rune Priests = Librarians in other chapters.
Járngoðar / Iron Priests = Techmarines in other chapters.
Gráir Veiðimenn / Grey Hunters = Tactical Squads
Einúlfr / Lone Wolf - Space Wolves do not reinforce their packs when casualties occur and for this reason many squads operate at a reduced strength. Even the most experienced packs will sometimes suffer such a great loss that only one survivor remains from the pack. These survivors are known as Lone Wolves.
Skjalds are the oral historians of the Space Wolves Chapter, singing of great tales and deeds of the chapter and its legendary heroes.
Wulfen - are Space Marines of the Space Wolves Chapter who have succumbed to the Curse of the Wulfen and transformed into savage, malformed lupine mutants. Within every Space Wolf's gene-seed is the specific genetic sequence known as the Canis Helix which invests the Space Wolves with the acute predatory senses of the Fenrisian Wolves native to their homeworld of Fenris.
Old norse:
Tönn - Fang
Úlfbrœðr - Wolfbrothers in the singular Úlfbróðir
Wulfens Ker - Cup of Wulfen
Hvalpr (Puppy) - new Aspirant
Himinn Hersir (Sky Warrior) - Space Marine
Ómaðr - Abhuman Maðr: Means "human" or "man." Ó-: A prefix meaning "un-" or "not," used to denote something that deviates from the norm.
thinking own 40k Space Marine successor chapter...
based on Nordic culture (40k: Space Wolves / Fantasy: Norsca) and ISTP personality (40k: Iron Warriors / 40k: White Scars & Jaghatai Khan / 40k: Raven Guard & Corvus Corax / 40k: 5th Chaos God - Malice / stereotypical werewolves)..
"ISTP - ISTPs are known for their adaptability and problem-solving skills. Choose an army that allows for tactical flexibility on the battlefield. Armies like Space Marines or Astra Militarum offer a variety of units and strategies that can be adjusted mid-game to respond to changing circumstances.. Focus on creating an army list that is well-rounded and capable of handling multiple threats. Avoid overly complicated or gimmicky units that require intricate planning to use effectively. Instead, prioritize units that are straightforward but versatile. ISTPs are natural experimenters. Don’t be afraid to try out new strategies and units."
"versatility" > 40k: Ultramarines/Luna wolves
ISTP "either antihero or antivillain/neither good or evil,/gray in black and white world" "lazy," "freedom to fail"
"ISTPs have a very live and let live attitude. They believe that as long as your actions are not harming others, you should be left to your own devices. They tend to decide in the moment what appears right or wrong instead of creating a predetermined code of morals. ISTPs use facts and logic to often decide if something is acceptable behavior. They believe in being honest and not putting on a false image in front of others. They enjoy their freedom and believe in giving that to others in return."
" ISTPs are not inherently amoral. Our morals just are not the product of social programming."
"ISTPs are generally logical, kind, and tolerant. They tend to be slow to anger, but may be frustrated by drama or irrational behavior. Although not particularly sociable, ISTPs are helpful and understanding, and are always willing to lend a hand."
-> maybe ends up renegade chapter
no prejudice against abhumans, they as Space Wolves might mutate into Wulfen.
color thinking:
Green - is maybe most versatile color
green opposite - purple ("mysterious," for introvertness)
green and red can be found in northern lights
cold blue gray - space wolves
"For the Hunt and the Honor!"
Emphasizes the warrior ethos and the tactical hunt, fitting for an ISTP and Space Wolves.
"Adapt and Overcome!"
Directly ties into the ISTP’s strength in adaptability and overcoming challenges.
"Iron Will, Wolf's Wrath!"
Combines the ISTP’s determination and the fierce nature of the Space Wolves.
"By Fang and Steel!"
Highlights the hands-on, tactical nature of the chapter, reflecting both the ferocity of wolves and the practicality of ISTPs.
"Through Frost and Fire!"
Emphasizes their endurance through harsh conditions and fierce battles.
Space Marine Chapter
Mechanowolf Hunters (working name)
Allegiance
Imperium of Man
Founding
Unknown
Successor of
Space Wolves
Chapter Master
Vidarr
Homeworld
Freydil - ice planet
Fortress-Monastery
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Allies
note: chapter is not particularly sociable
Number of Marines
Unknown
Specialty
versatility
Battle cry
"Járn Vilji, Úlfs Reiði! (Iron Will, Wolf's Wrath!)" "Um Ís ok Eldr! (Through Frost and Fire!)"
Colours
green, red, black (for now - working colors)
Successor Chapter(s)
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Red-Black-Green color scheme from Bardock (DBZ, ISTP-character)
Space wolves' terminology
Allfaðir / Allfather - Emperor of Mankind
Mikill Úlfr / Great Wolf = Chapter Master
Wolf Lords/Jarls = Captain
Orrostuhöfðingjar / Battle Leaders = Lieutenant
Úlfgoðar / Wolf Priests combine the roles of Chaplain and Apothecary within the chapter.
Rúnagoðar / Rune Priests = Librarians of other chapters.
Járngoðar / Iron Priests = Techmarines of other chapters.
Gráir Veiðimenn / Grey Hunters = Tactical Squads
Einúlfr / Lone Wolf - Space Wolves do not reinforce their packs when casualties occur and for this reason many squads operate at a reduced strength. Even the most experienced packs will sometimes suffer such a great loss that only one survivor remains from the pack. These survivors are known as Lone Wolves.
Skjalds are the oral historians of the Space Wolves Chapter, singing of great tales and deeds of the chapter and its legendary heroes.
Wulfen - are Space Marines of the Space Wolves Chapter who have succumbed to the Curse of the Wulfen and transformed into savage, malformed lupine mutants. Within every Space Wolf's gene-seed is the specific genetic sequence known as the Canis Helix which invests the Space Wolves with the acute predatory senses of the Fenrisian Wolves native to their homeworld of Fenris.
unlike in Space Wolves - "sveit" - packs in Mechanowolf Hunters are reinforced when pack leader chooses the additions personally.. and unlike Space Wolves - Mechanowolf Hunters do like "advanced" technology..
Freydil - ice planet. Similar to planet Fenris.
Xeno - geimvera
ChatGPT
ISTPs in war would likely excel due to their unique combination of traits, such as their practical problem-solving skills, adaptability, logical thinking, and ability to stay calm under pressure. Here’s how an ISTP’s characteristics would play out in various aspects of war:
Tactical Flexibility
Strengths:
Adaptability: ISTPs are quick to adapt to changing circumstances, making them effective in dynamic and unpredictable environments.
Problem-Solving: Their practical approach allows them to devise innovative solutions on the fly.
Applications:
Reconnaissance and Special Operations: ISTPs would thrive in roles that require rapid assessment and response to new information.
Small Unit Leadership: Their ability to adapt tactics based on the immediate situation would make them effective leaders of small, agile units.
Logical and Analytical Thinking
Strengths:
Strategic Analysis: ISTPs can analyze complex situations and identify the most efficient course of action.
Dispassionate Decision-Making: Their logical approach helps them make decisions without being swayed by emotions.
Applications:
Combat Engineering: Designing and implementing battlefield fortifications, traps, and other tactical constructions.
Logistics and Supply Management: Ensuring that troops have the necessary supplies and equipment, optimizing resource allocation.
Hands-On Skills
Strengths:
Technical Proficiency: ISTPs are often skilled with tools and machinery, making them effective in roles that require technical know-how.
Precision and Attention to Detail: Their meticulous nature ensures accuracy in tasks that require precision.
Applications:
Mechanics and Maintenance: Maintaining and repairing vehicles, weapons, and other equipment to ensure operational readiness.
Explosives and Demolitions: Handling and deploying explosives with precision and care.
Calm Under Pressure
Strengths:
Composure in Crisis: ISTPs are known for their ability to remain calm and focused in high-stress situations.
Effective Crisis Management: They can quickly assess a crisis and implement effective solutions.
Applications:
Frontline Combat: Their ability to stay composed and think clearly under fire makes them reliable soldiers in the heat of battle.
Crisis Response Teams: Leading or being part of teams that respond to emergencies and critical incidents.
Independent and Self-Reliant
Strengths:
Autonomy: ISTPs are comfortable working independently and do not require constant supervision.
Initiative: They take initiative and can be relied upon to get the job done with minimal guidance.
Applications:
Sniper or Scout Roles: Operating independently in enemy territory, gathering intelligence, and taking precise actions.
Special Forces: Engaging in missions that require a high degree of independence and resourcefulness.
Examples in War Scenarios
Urban Warfare: Utilizing their adaptability and problem-solving skills to navigate and fight in complex urban environments.
Guerrilla Tactics: Employing hit-and-run tactics, sabotage, and ambushes that require quick thinking and adaptability.
Field Medicine: Applying their hands-on skills and calm demeanor to provide medical care under fire, improvising solutions as needed.
Overall, ISTPs bring a combination of practical skills, tactical flexibility, and a calm, analytical approach to warfare, making them valuable assets in a wide range of military roles and scenarios.
sotien jälkeen karjalaiset tunnettiin suurista lapsikatraista.
karjalainen kulttuuri
perinteisestä karjalaisesta "suurperheestä" (monisukupolvinen suurperhe) nykyaikaiseen "suurperheeseen" (ydinperhe jossa on vähintään 3 lasta)
*Suomessa sanaa "suurperhe" käytetään molemmissa monisukupolvisesta suurperheeestä ja ydinperheestä jossa on vähintään kolme lasta. terminologin taustalla luultavasti suomalaistamispolitiikkaa
separate patreon for adult matelian because adult material is questionable on patreon and physical printing (in Finland) is also questionable https://www.patreon.com/RoulUrlagar
"Shiväisith was Finno-Ugric inspired and Todjydheenil was inspired by Nordic runes. Given that the Asgardians were based on Norse mythology, linguistically North Germanic, the "other" should be Finnish, linguistically Finno-Ugric. Therefore, the Dark Elves' language is reminiscent of Finnish, just as the Asgardian names are all reminiscent of Scandinavian."
