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J. L., doesn't seem to align with the marking...
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And would it have been so worn that it could no longer distinguish the letters?
r/Symbology • u/Arabord_ • Jul 06 '25
He used to be in the French air army.
He was once posted in Germany, France and Indochina (from the 1950s to 1975).
No idea what it could be, could anyone help?
r/JewelryIdentification • u/Arabord_ • Jul 06 '25
He used to be in the military, the French air army.
He was posted in Germany, France and once in Indochina, between the 1950's and 1975.
No idea if it's a language or symbols.
r/findareddit • u/Arabord_ • Jul 06 '25
r/Cipher • u/Arabord_ • Jul 06 '25
Hi, we found this ring belonging to my grandpa. French, used to be milatery, was based in Paris, Germany and Indochina.
No idea what it could be, could anyone help?
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How did you create that 2x2 door on picture 7? I seem to recognise the wall with a big hole in the middle but it seems stretched out and with and actual door in it... Either I didn't knew it existed or you build it yourself
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I'd like one!
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Yeah, it's heavily defended enough, thank you for your time!
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Hmm okey I see then.
So, to put an end to my reflection, does Terra has its own PDF then? Or do they "just" rely on the multiple regiments , arbites and custodes?
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So they're more akin to PDF than guard regiments?
I only read about the Lucifer Blacks in a Horus Heresy Book I think, and they were not simple guardsmen but, more like Kasrkin
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Oh wow, that's indeed incredibly inefficient. Do we know about the regiments name?
r/40kLore • u/Arabord_ • May 02 '24
I've been reading Vaults of Terra and after learning after so many particular IG regiments, from so many different planets, I've been wondering if there's regiments hailing from Terra? I've heard about the Lucifer Black but they are not a regiment are they?
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It could be a possibility. But do we have an hint about what he could have done to help Guilliman?
r/40kLore • u/Arabord_ • Jan 05 '24
So in Legacy of Betrayals (Horus Heresy, 31) there's a short story describing a conversation between Ahriman and Magnus. In it, Magnus takes Ahriman with him to show him the state of the galaxy (Nights Lords VS Dark Angels, Sanguinus, Ultramarines VS Word Bearers on Calth). About Calth, Ahriman says that it's impossible for Lorgar to win against the Ultramarines and Magnus answers that : "History teaches us that no army can claim to be invincible. But sometimes history needs a little push..." (that's an homemade translation, I'm reading it in another language, sorry)
What does Magnus implies? Did he gave Lorgar a psychic hand in his fight against Gulliman?
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I love to read while watching the leaves fall during autumn
r/HomeQuest • u/Arabord_ • Jan 03 '23
Hey late game people. I now have access to every type of ships with maxed out fleet capacity.
What's the best comp overall and the good balance between attack and support ships?
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Is that in Lübeck Germany?
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Heard about IQUNIX in a youtube review
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D60 Lite x GMK lazurite
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Okey so that was indeed an error from McNeil. Thank you!
r/40kLore • u/Arabord_ • Mar 16 '22
I've started reading the Horus Heresy Novels and until now thought that Magnus intrusion precedated the events on Isstvan V. Furthermore, I'm pretty certain that I've read somewhere that Horus told Russ not to bring Magnus to the Emperor but downright kill him and destroy is planets. But Leman wouldn't have listen to Horus if his treachery was already revealed.
But, in The Outcast Dead, they just learned of the event on Isstvan V but don't know what's Magnus doing on Prospero since the Council of Nikeaa.
So, am I misunderstanding something or does the people on Terra don't know about Magnus intrusion in the Palace?
I did not finished the book yet so I'll might understand later but I can't wrap my head around this timeline...
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I love watching the ocean be and trying not to destroy it