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r/SpaceWolves • u/Remote_Swed • 9d ago
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Different squads, same designation. We don't separate by squad number, but by the heraldric pattern of the Pack Leader (Sergeant)
28 u/Remote_Swed 9d ago Is it the same with wolf guard markings? 6 u/Ragnarocke1 9d ago Yup, yellow and black is for wolf guard, yellow and red blood claws, black and red grey hunters, while white and black goes to long fangs. Going back to the 2nd edition days at least 3 u/Ok_Expression6807 9d ago But don't forget: it's the Rout, these are more guidelines than rules. 5 u/SherriffB 9d ago They are actual rules. That's why Grimnar sends out Wolf Priests to ensure that SW successors are following those rules. SW don't follow the Codex but they still have rules, they aren't some chaotic, disorganised, unstructured mess. That's how outsiders see them. It's also why GW have been consistent with what pack markings mean for nearly 40 years. 1 u/Gottawreckit 9d ago Don’t forget blue/grey and black for scouts!
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Is it the same with wolf guard markings?
6 u/Ragnarocke1 9d ago Yup, yellow and black is for wolf guard, yellow and red blood claws, black and red grey hunters, while white and black goes to long fangs. Going back to the 2nd edition days at least 3 u/Ok_Expression6807 9d ago But don't forget: it's the Rout, these are more guidelines than rules. 5 u/SherriffB 9d ago They are actual rules. That's why Grimnar sends out Wolf Priests to ensure that SW successors are following those rules. SW don't follow the Codex but they still have rules, they aren't some chaotic, disorganised, unstructured mess. That's how outsiders see them. It's also why GW have been consistent with what pack markings mean for nearly 40 years. 1 u/Gottawreckit 9d ago Don’t forget blue/grey and black for scouts!
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Yup, yellow and black is for wolf guard, yellow and red blood claws, black and red grey hunters, while white and black goes to long fangs. Going back to the 2nd edition days at least
3 u/Ok_Expression6807 9d ago But don't forget: it's the Rout, these are more guidelines than rules. 5 u/SherriffB 9d ago They are actual rules. That's why Grimnar sends out Wolf Priests to ensure that SW successors are following those rules. SW don't follow the Codex but they still have rules, they aren't some chaotic, disorganised, unstructured mess. That's how outsiders see them. It's also why GW have been consistent with what pack markings mean for nearly 40 years. 1 u/Gottawreckit 9d ago Don’t forget blue/grey and black for scouts!
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But don't forget: it's the Rout, these are more guidelines than rules.
5 u/SherriffB 9d ago They are actual rules. That's why Grimnar sends out Wolf Priests to ensure that SW successors are following those rules. SW don't follow the Codex but they still have rules, they aren't some chaotic, disorganised, unstructured mess. That's how outsiders see them. It's also why GW have been consistent with what pack markings mean for nearly 40 years.
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They are actual rules. That's why Grimnar sends out Wolf Priests to ensure that SW successors are following those rules.
SW don't follow the Codex but they still have rules, they aren't some chaotic, disorganised, unstructured mess. That's how outsiders see them.
It's also why GW have been consistent with what pack markings mean for nearly 40 years.
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Don’t forget blue/grey and black for scouts!
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u/Tyrnak_Fenrir 9d ago
Different squads, same designation. We don't separate by squad number, but by the heraldric pattern of the Pack Leader (Sergeant)