This led Horus to conclude that Emps was a hypocrite for using the warp to create His sons while outlawing research into it, not realizing that even if He broke that rule there was still VERY GOOD REASON to ban research into the Warp. He also condemned Emps for His hypocrisy regarding the Imperial Truth and His supposed pursuit of godhood. What Horus didn’t consider was that in order to believe the Emperor was trying to become a god while lying about the existence of the divine, he’d have to also believe that gods existed. In other words, he’d have to break the imperial truth in order to believe that the Emperor was doing so. And then, he’d break said rule AGAIN by worshipping Chaos in order to stop Emps from breaking the Imperial Truth. If Horus was actually following the same standards he held Big-E to, he would’ve said Big-E’s godly ambitions were impossible along with the existence of The Four and ignored such a fanciful tale. Horus, you goddamn fucktard.

Horus *wah Daddy, I didn’t get enough hugs* Lupercal, The Breaker of Tyrants, The Warmaster, The Arch-Traitor, That Bald Cunt, Horace Heresy or FUCKING HORUS! was the Primarch of the Luna Wolves/Sons of Horus/Black Legion, and the main figure in the event known as the Horus Heresy (this is NOT a dead giveaway. Oh no), who is generally known as "THE GUY WHO FUCK'D IT ALL UP", but not really really.

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His greatest moment was being crowned as Warmaster after the crushing victory at Ullanor by Emps. E-Money also suggested Horus rename his legion in honor of their Primarch, although he initially refused so he wouldn't set himself above his brothers (any more than he already was, anyway). Angron, Perturabo, and Konrad Curze chafed at the decree and felt like such a title should somehow be theirs. Leman Russ and Lion El’Jonson publicly accepted it but were privately assmad, while Roboute Guilliman, Jaghatai Khan, and Ferrus Manus supported it out of duty. Fulgrim, Mortarion, Sanguinius, Lorgar, and Rogal Dorn were genuinely glad for his ascension, and as a result were the closest to Horus.

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In this same vein, he was also a master manipulator, and routinely used his savvy to get people, even people who didn't agree with him, to do what he wanted. He was in fact so good at this this he had the ability to change his personality and demeanor to suit particular situations, appearing a slightly different person to others based on what he thought would get him the best results. He got along famously with all of his brothers save one; even total psychos like Angron and Konrad Curze just couldn't help but love the guy. The only brother of his who didn't like him was Corax, which was due to the newly-initiated Warmaster rather clumsily trying to exert his authority over Corax and getting a bunch of Raven Guard killed unnecessarily (though they were pretty much all Raven Guard that Corax wanted dead anyway). Horus was a cunning, brutal, supremely confident warlord who nonetheless took great pains to make sure his warriors and mortal retainers were treated well, and furthermore, from the very few pre-Davin POV scenes we get, we know he actually believed others deserved to be treated well, it wasn't simply feigned politeness or a calculated display of regard.

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Mathematically, if Russ takes full advantage of Breaker of Shields, Bringer of Ruin then Horus loses the fight in 7 rounds (4 game turns!) while Russ still has 2.67 Wounds left. Whoah.

Horus wins against any other Primarch except Leman Russ and super-charged Magnus. That's it. He beats ALMOST any other opponent he gets pitted against, although it'll take a while with Vulkan.

Also, 40K(30K?) Horus has more of an reverse connection to his Egyptian god namesake: the Egyptian Horus heroically took the throne of the gods from a usurper, while 40K Horus is instead the failed usurper.

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Only a literal dogpiling of desperate Space Wolves saved Russ from death, and allowed him to be dragged away as those Wolves gave their lives for their lord to escape. Horus ordered Abbadon to pursue the Wolves, which culminated to the Battle of Yarant. It failed, of course. Horus privately expressed sorrow over how much blood was spilled in the war. This wound gnawed at Horus’ mind and soul. Eventually, the fierce Battle of Beta-Garmon saw Horus collapse from this wound into a coma.

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Note also that part of Horus's dislike of mortals had a LOT to do with his dislike of the Imperial bureaucracy, as he considered those who had not fought and bled for the Imperium to be unworthy of simply inheriting that which others had died to obtain. This became magnified a hundred-fold after his ascension to Warmaster, as he was constantly being pelted with audiences for the most insignificant of bullshit from mortal bureaucrats who could and should have been able to solve their own problems. In that regard, one of the things that elevates his good guy status to truly heroic heights was his unabashed hatred of the tax man. When the Emperor retired from the Great Crusade, he had sent tax officials called Executors to collect the Imperial Tithe. It was largely these officials, in one capacity or another, who were responsible for the majority of Horus's headaches as Warmaster. The introduction of the Tithe evoked many different reactions from the Primarchs and the Imperial citizenry, most of them negative. Of Horus's, well, the quote above the section says it all. Loken noted that he had laughed at Horus's statement, but had abruptly stopped doing so when he realized that he couldn't tell if his Primarch was actually joking. Truly a great man. Also as an aside, even after he fell to Chaos, he was still a good enough guy to skin Erebus's face for us.

It has often been said that Horus was the single greatest of all the Primarchs, and in many respects he genuinely was. Some of his brothers may have had an edge in one particular specialty or another, but Horus was nearly always amongst the top 5 in any given category-- a jack of all trades and master of many. As a battle tactician, only Corax or the Lion were in his league, with the Lion possibly being just slightly better. As a grand military strategist, he was akin in skill to Dorn and Guilliman, with Guilliman likely taking the top spot by a small margin. As a logistician, only Perturabo or Guilliman were his match. As a diplomat, he, Guilliman, Lorgar, and potentially Magnus and Fulgrim rounded out the top five (really the only five in most cases). As a leader of men, only Sanguinius was possessed of similar charisma and nobility. And as a duelist, his prowess was such that Leman Russ, the Emperor's Executioner and one of the greatest fighters of all time, considered Horus to be his equal. Note too that Russ was only iffy about being able to beat Sanguinius and Konrad Curze, both of whom could literally see the future. All these traits and more combined to make Horus a virtually unmatched general. He could fight, plan, improvise, inspire, and negotiate with the absolute best of them. In terms of compliances, he had the single greatest number of military Compliances under his belt out of all the Primarchs. Only Russ, the Lion, and Guilliman were close, and only Guilliman had a greater number of total Compliances (ones gained through diplomacy or some other non-military means).

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Soon after, Horus ordered his forces to rush B, noobs! the Eternity Gate to bring the fight physically to the Emperor. But, in the midst of this push and the capture of the Bhab Bastion, he intercepted a message from Guilliman that he and his reinforcements were 9 hours away. Horus got off his ass and addressed his equerry that he’d finish the war in a daring gambit. He lowered the Vengeful Spirit’s void shields in a challenge to Emps to board the ship, so he could slay Emps before the loyalist reinforcements arrived and crush their morale. Emps and his strike team took the bait, landing into a clusterfuck that went from 1-40,000 very fast.

Horus, against all reason, had turned against his father. Now he just had to convince his brothers and anyone else deemed important to join in his lunacy. One of his first orders of business was to deal with Magnus by manipulating Leman Russ into killing him after Magnus went and did nothing wrong. He then moved to seduce Fulgrim, goad Angron, taint Mortarion, spook Konrad Curze, dupe(?) Alpharius and Omegon, and embitter Perturabo to his cause. He was also able to sway gear-head CEO Kelbor-Hal with a timely bribe of STCs to HD toaster porn fresh off the assembly line. Promises were also made to lift the ban on AI waifus and the keys to the Vaults of Moravec, a trove of Chaos-tainted WMDs. Many elements of the Imperial Army were also swayed, because who could say no to a massive and charismatic demigod who was made commander in chief of the entire Imperial military, and would kill you if you refused him? Lastly, he’d arranged for the distraction/destruction of legions he knew would never turn. First among them were the Emperor’s Blood Angels being sent to the ass-end of bumfuck nowhere into a trap, supposedly to find a cure a dark secret Horus learned from Hawk Boi on Melchior a long time ago. With his armies assembled, Horus organized a false flag operation at Isstvan III to ‘suppress a rebellion’. He’d send down elements from his legion, along with the 3 others, who he believed would never join his betrayal against his father. After these elements fought their massive fuckoff battle to end this ‘rebellion’, Horus virus bombed the planet. In an act of pure evilmaxxing, he’d also bring the remembrancers and civilians on the Vengeful Spirit into a room to witness this bombardment before being massacred.

You guys all remember Leman Russ last edition, right? Well, as a wise man once said... THEY ALL DIE. EVERY. LAST. ONE. OF. THEM. Horus is a fucking powerhouse this edition, and manages to out-damage all primarchs, INCLUDING RUSS, while tanking more than any other Primarch besides Vulkan. While not indestructible he definitely has a change up this edition, and it becomes an absolute curbstomp when he gets his boosts from being Ascended.

He is good at shooting with a BS of 5, night vision, a thing that gives - if he chooses to not fire during his turn - a single unit within 6" (other than super-heavy or Independent Characters) +1 BS, a twin-linked super-bolter, and an orbital bombardment using his BS (also twin-linked). And, finally, he is a monster in close combat, being able to take down full terminator squads in 1 turn if you roll well for his 6 attacks plus +D3 attacks if he is fighting a unit or character of weapon skill 4 or lower. He can rape blobs, MEQ's, TEQ's and HQ's.

Horus would finally encounter another brother in the form of Leman Russ. He was secretly jealous of Russ and regarded him as a savage, but managed to get along as the Emperor wished. Horus' genius in the field of battle proved legendary as the crusade went on, but he was also able to peacefully integrate worlds with his charisma and ability to connect with the populations on a cultural or psychological basis. Big E's quest to find more of His sons left Horus in charge of many legions, training him for the role of Warmaster as a result. During this time he'd foster competition between legions to drive them to greater heights, while commanding them into battles which they were best suited. Horus would also work alongside more of his brother primarchs and mentor or lead them. He and his wolves would go HAM on the Imperium’s many foes, becoming exemplars in the process.

Now that Horus was up and kicking, he met his traitor brothers on Ullanor for one final muster before the big party. Lorgar was trying to usurp Horus for his own reasons, but Horus knew thanks to Actaea and beat Handsome Squidward within an inch of his life before kicking Lorgar from the clan for attempted griefing. After a Dark Triumph full of glazing and human sacrifice, the traitors moved on Terra.

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This remains one of the dumbest moments in all of 40k lore, and the fanbase desperately hopes that this will be retconned in something like a Horus primarch novel. Even accounting for an alleged time crunch to finish a limited series, Graham McNeill clearly butchered the fuck out of one of the lore’s most pivotal moments.

Luckily, fate and logical reasoning knew that it had better call Saul, and fast. Saul picked up and realized that something was off, and managed to warn the surface as well as Nathaniel Garro. This allowed the loyalists to react in time and (along with Angron going full retard) turn Istvaan III from a roflstomp into a costly ground battle. Garro was also able to survive his journey and inform Dorn of what happened, so that all of the Imperium would know that Horus and his gang were posting cringe.

Horus is an absolute motherfucker, and can be thought of as everything a Chapter Master should be between his Orbital Bombardment and army buffs. Letting reserves Outflank makes crossing the board much easier. His Justaerinstar will make anything shit its pants. The Ld bonus patches his Legion's weak morale, and 4+ seize can make a huge difference. His Orbital Bombardment is also awesome. The multi-wound EWless models one finds in 30k will die, and you're likely to put vehicles out of commission. Unfortunately this comes at a really steep fucking price (500 points!) so use him wisely.

It's often forgotten by fans that before he was corrupted and deceived by Erebus and Lorgar, Horus was a genuinely nice guy. Fans are quick to joke about "that dick Horus," but before Things Went Wrong he was one of the most personable, down to earth primarchs. Yeah, part of the reason people fell for him so easily was that he shared the Emperor's psychic magnetism, but he also went out of his way to be friendly and considerate of custom, if not necessarily polite. Granted, at times he had arrogance to match Magnus and choler to match Angron, but despite that he always made effort to honor those under his command, mortal and astartes alike. While many primarchs saw their warriors as little more than tools, or were aloof and unapproachable, Horus was a true father to his sons, guiding and shaping them personally. What makes Horus all the more awesome in this regard is that Horus was not simply born with his charm. While he did possess the "aura" of a Primarch, that didn't just automatically make people fall for him, as can be seen from the fact that the vast majority of his brothers were not exactly people persons. Unlike say, Sanguinius or Vulkan, Horus's baseline nature was not that of a sapient summer day. Rather, Horus's affability was the result of decades of carefully practicing how to be nice to people. Not because he had to, mind you; he was already widely regarded as the top dog amongst his brothers even before his ascension to Warmaster. He did it because he thought he could best fulfill his duties if he knew how to be kind as well as how to make war, and because he genuinely thought that even baseline humans deserved courtesy.

Optionally, Horus can be upgraded to Horus Ascended for an extra 400 (!) points, representing his empowerment by Chaos near the end of the Horus Heresy. This grants him a flat boost to his Strength, Toughness and Wounds, the Corrupted unit subtype (which in practice means he gets Fear (1) since its other effects are either already covered or negated by the Primarch rules), Feel No Pain (4+), and Rage (3+). He also gets even more special rules:

There was a flipside to his brilliance, however. While he was arguably the greatest conqueror out of the Primarchs, he was not the type of person to leave a planet better than it was before. Though he was noted as having said that these planets should be left better than they had been, he himself was not the person to actually stick around and fix things. Instead, he left that job to other Imperial organizations, whereas Primarchs like Guilliman or Lorgar would make sure to get a conquered planet up and running before leaving; Guilliman in particular would not leave a planet without ensuring that it had a functional PDF well into the assimilation process for a compliant world. Additionally, while Horus was a magnificent diplomat and always felt that the Primarchs should rule humanity, he never showed any interest in statesmanship of any level. On that note, it appears as though Horus never actually governed a single world. Unlike most of his brothers, he was found by the Emperor long before he would have had any chance at ruling his home world. In fact, for an Astartes from the Luna Wolves to be made a planetary governor was actually considered a mild form of punishment on the few occasions it happened. The Primarch who conquered the most planets never stuck around to make something of his gains. He wanted to always be known as his father's favourite and then when he was given the Warmaster position he started buckling under the pressure. In other words, he was the classic example of "wanting is better than having".

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In these waning years of the crusade Horus spurred rivalries among the Primarchs to push them to greater heights, along with discovering who was top tier and who needed work. He’d also wage many notable campaigns himself. The one that haunted Horus however was the snafu following Horus' failed attempt to be reasonable towards xenos and humans who lived by a different set of rules. He’d rename the legion the Sons of Horus, but all wasn’t well. Horus had massive disdain for the Council of Terra having the audacity to let mortals -rather than superhuman warriors- rule themselves (though to give Horus some credit, this council's tax code needed some work). Not helping was Malcador committing damnatio memoriae on the 11th and 2nd Primarchs, a conspiracy which was first uncovered during its development by "Alpharius" and brought to the attention of the Warmaster himself, leading to a confrontation between "Alpharius", Horus, Jaghatai Khan & Malcador the Sigillite on Terra. After calling each other ambitious freeloaders, Horus threatened Malcador's life, to which the Sigillite said if they didn't like the erasure of the recently lost legion, they could shove that precious vainglorious memory of theirs where the sun don't shine. When Horus tried to speak his dead brother's name as an act of defiance, Malcador froze his brain & had to be talked down from a sploding his grey matter all over the room by Jaghatai & "Alpharius". When he got back up, Horus flipped a table and gave Malcador the bird when he had his back turned, effectively planting the seed of resentment & pouring boiling piss over it. He was also resentful from a sense of abandonment after Emps left for Terra and never said why. Lastly, the Interex drama gave Horus some serious inadequacy anxieties (even though said empire went full retard rather than behave like the enlightened society the lore kept claiming they were and give Horus the benefit of the doubt).

The Wolf-kings secret weapon being: Wolves... yeah. Russ can choose to have both his dogs accompany him, both of which are characters. Thanks to how wound allocation and challenges work, Russ can force Horus to engage with the dogs instead of him for 2 whole rounds, making Horus use Worldbreaker to ID the dogs, since if he uses the Talon it'll take 3 wounds total to kill one dog and he can tank the full Worldbreaker on himself to stop the other dog from dying too fast, which prevents his stats from dropping early. As even one extra round of no stat dropping changes everything and by the time his stats even start to drop there is a high probability Horus will be on his last couple wounds if not already dead when the attacks from the wolves are added in to augment Leman Russ. Emperor's Executioner indeed.

Fucking Erebus and Lorgar would stoke the flames further, chipping away at Horus' loyalty. This culminated in Horus being near-fatally wounded by the Murder-Poop-Knife on Davin. In his coma-dream he’d be visited by the beloved and deceased Mournival member Hastur Sejanus, who was really Erebus in disguise. Sejanus would show Horus the 40k future where Emps ruled as a god and half his brothers were also worshipped while the other half were BALEETED from Imperial history. What bothered Horus the most was the fact that HE wasn’t being worshipped, and that the remaining primarch statues surrounded one of Emps rather than himself. What a piece of shit! Sejanus then told Horus that the chaos gods were mostly peaceful beings with no interest in the materium aside from this desire for civil war, fratricide, and patricide. Their biggest threat was Emps, who was accused by Erebus of vying for godhood to wipe out the chaos realm. Additionally, Horus was shown that Emps used the Warp to create the Primarchs, as well as a vision of them being kidnapped via warp vortex by Chaos. If only he knew…

Horus would continue his conquest of the Imperium and attempt to overthrow his daddy, now with his gods-granted power. However, he would face yet another fateful obstacle at the Battle of Trisolian. Leman Russ and his legion tracked down the ‘’Vengeful Spirit’’ thanks to the efforts of the Knights Errant planting runes earlier. They boarded the ship, and the two brothers fought. Horus pleaded his case to Russ and asked him to join, but the Wolf King refused and the two fought. Russ, with his spear named after him, actually managed to win the duel and briefly expelled Horus’ ill-gotten power. Unfortunately, Russ was also fighting against plot armor decades old moved to see Horus as he was before his corruption and his love for his brother compelled Russ to bring Horus back into the fold. Horus was still dedicated to his fratri/patricide however, and refused Russ’ offer. The two fought again, but a tired Russ was easily beaten.

Horus would then bring his forces to Isstvan V, where he’d dig his heels in and wait for 7 Astartes legions to attack him and bring the traitors to justice. Unbeknownst to the loyalists, 4 of those 7 legions were already traitors and wouldn’t find out until they were getting skullfucked to death at the second half. The way was open to Terra, and even though his troops were abysmal team players with their own agendas, he’d begin his march towards the Throneworld regardless. Despite his allies often fucking off to do Chaos-only-knows-what-where-for-what-reason, he conquered his way through the Imperium, implementing a ‘dark compliance’ (join or die but Chaos) upon those unfortunate worlds. Imperial resistance was sparse and feeble, with only the shattered legions and a doomed assassination attempt on Dagonet the only events of note.

After the cybernetic giga-ultrachad and unofficial primarch of the Iron Hands Shadrak Meduson nearly killed Horus and Morty (Fulgrim was a daemon prince, so he’d just be banished) after the battle of Dwell, Horus realized that his memories on a world called Molech were fucked with. He figured out that E-Money cut some kind of deal there in order to gain this power, then manipulated the memories of everyone He brought along for the ride to hide this. Horus wanted this same power for himself, after realizing that if he threw hands with daddy he’d be waffle-stomped unless he started juicing up. So he went to Molech, and after a hard-fought battle against the defenders and another close call versus some Knights, he'd get the power he was looking for. He then returned to his ship the Vengeful Spirit in time to witness the Knights-Errant trying to infiltrate his ship to lay guidance markers for Leman Russ' future counterstrike. This force was ambushed and surrounded by a large force before being captured and brought to Lupercal's Court by the big man himself. Horus asked for Garviel Loken to come back into the fold, but was refused. In the midst of another breakout attempt staged in the room, Horus ended up killing Iacton Qruze, a moment which compelled everyone to drop what they were doing for a moment of silence even though loyalists and traitors were trying to kill each other. RIP bro. The Knights ultimately escaped as the Tarnhelm shot out the windows and the vacuum of space sucked them out of the room into the void.

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Horus’ body was on display in a temple, and he was revered by his sons even in death. Too bad the demons and pretty much everyone else hated Horus for choking a massive lead. His body was stolen by the Emperor's Children for Fabius Bile to clone the Warmaster, hoping to revitalize the traitors. Abbadon and the gang had other ideas. They stormed the fortress where Horus was cloned, and Abby would kill Horus with the his own Talon. His dying words were to acknowledge Abbadon as his son.

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In fact, his reaction to both finding the Interex and having to destroy them demonstrates that he was one of the most genuinely ardent good guys in the entire galaxy. Upon meeting the Interex, a group of humans who had incorporated a Xenos civilization into their own, Horus became absolutely hell-bent on trying to negotiate a Protectorate status for them. This was due not only to the fact that they successfully lived alongside xenos as part of their civilization, which Horus had essentially dismissed as impossible, but also how they had treated another hostile xenos species called the Mega Arachnids. A group of monstrous intelligent murder spiders, they had fought, and lost against, the Interex. But instead of exterminating them, the Interex exiled them to a random planet, took all the resources they could have used to build spacecraft, and quarantined them there. Horus was blown away by this non-violent solution, and wanted to learn as much as he could about the Interex. He saw Star Trek's Federation in the Interex, and his reaction essentially was "fuck yes let's try that instead of just killing everyone." To make it clear how unusually open-minded this was, even Sanguinius, most noble of men, seemed privately to be a bit iffy about Horus's desire to negotiate with xenos (though, bro that he was, he supported Horus without reservation in public). Horus even told his closest advisor and First Captain, Abaddon, who hated the idea of negotiating with filthy xenos, to basically go pound sand. During one contentious meeting involving Horus, Abaddon and the Sons of Horus command cadre, Horus quite literally put Abaddon in time-out for mouthing off to him over the issue. So enamored was Horus of the idea of incorporating the ideas of the Interex into the Imperium that he was known to have presented the notion, out loud, that the Emperor might have been wrong in his decision to annihilate all xenos without question.

To most legions it would be unimaginable for the primarch to personally seek out and comfort a legionary during a time of crisis, but for the Luna Wolves, it was obvious. He was no saint or coddler, as we see him encourage rivalries within and between his legion and others, but in doing so he brought strength and glory. Even when dealing with outsiders, he always attempted diplomacy before making war, something even his gentler brothers cannot say. In fact, one of the primary reasons why Horus was named Warmaster over other candidates like Guilliman, the Lion, or even Sanguinius was that he was such a people person. A Primarch like Guilliman or the Lion might have been able to essentially match Horus in terms of strategy and tactics, but just imagine the Lion trying to get Angron, Jaghatai Khan, Rogal Dorn, Perturabo, Ferrus Manus, or Konrad Curze to do what he wanted. Even Vulkan and Sanguinius, best of men, would probably have ended up resenting him within a week. Guilliman too was known to have poor relationships with many of his brothers because of his tendency to make his opinions of them known, even when they would best have been kept to himself (even if his opinions were very nearly all correct). Horus by contrast was both superhumanly savvy when it came to knowing how to talk to people, and understood the benefits of doing so. Additionally, despite having a Primarch ego, he never allowed it to shine through his charm. Unlike practically every brother of his save Sanguinius, Horus came off in nearly every circumstance he was placed in as being This Guy, even when he absolutely was not feeling like This Guy.

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Horus' already high points cost has risen noticeably, but he has gained some new tools. He's now also taken Leman Russ's spot as the killiest Primarch, which for that price tag he'd better.

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His weapons are the Warmaster's Talon (an AP2 lightning claw which saddles whoever survives it with a -1 penalty to WS and S for every wound it inflicts that in theory can stack, ensuring that even if he doesn't kill what he's fighting, his target will be completely unable to harm him or anybody else in close combat), and a S10 AP1 master-crafted thunderhammer called Worldbreaker. Combine this with an initiative of 6, and he will strike first most of the time. He's also pretty durable with a toughness and wounds of 6, 2+ armor save, 3+ invulnerable save, 5+ deny the witch, and an additional 3+ save against any psychic attack or adverse profile modifications, which comes to play more often then you may think, given most other Primarchs are bristling with Concussive, Strikedown, Blind or some weirder stat-lowering shit. As in 30k destroyer weapons don't have a "deathblow" result, titan-killer weapons cannot one-shot him, but they still hurt a lot, and while Shadowsword cannot spam D-strength, Magnus definitely can, and the horrible abomination of cheese that is a Warlord-class battle titan could vomit out enough D to kill three Horuses in one turn, so don't get too cocky.

Horus, like all the Primarchs, was created on Terra by The Emperor. Quality time with daddy was cut short when Erda kidnapped their kids in what may be the galaxy's most defining custody feud. If she couldn't have sole control over her kids, no one could. She created a warp vortex and yeeted the baby primarchs into it for the Chaos Gods to then scatter them. Stupid cunt.

Keep in mind that these results are made considering that Sever Life will apply regardless of Horus successfully saving the wounds inflicted by Balenight which is greatly benefiting Russ and is probably not the way the rule is supposed to work. On a side note, if Sever Life only triggers when Horus suffers an unsaved wound from Balenight, then the fight is way more one sided in Horus' favor because Leman would have to make more attacks using the sword in order to trigger Sever Life, losing damage since the axe hits harder than the sword.

He was then brought to Terra along with some older comrades with all the celebrations you'd expect, kneeling before E-Money and pledging allegiance to Him. Horus also took command of the recently christened Luna Wolves legion. He grew up alongside Emps and learned from Him directly. The two would enjoy uninterrupted father-son bonding time for 30 years. During this time, Horus was saved by Big E after he was shot by plasma at the Siege of Reillis, while Horus much later saved Emps from a giant Ork choking Him out at Gorro.

Either way though, the Emperor psychically nuking Horus's body and soul means Horus is gone as fuck now, occasional Fabius Bile cloning shenanigans notwithstanding, and Horus's influence on modern 40K will remain posthumous.

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Horus and his forces RKO'd Terra’s Solar defenses outta nowhere by emerging from a fuckhuge warp rift directly over Luna. Horus would then engage in psychic battle with Emps, while scanning the warp for lore and fuck knows what else, but this left him comatose and absent from the war effort. Abbadon wasn’t very happy that daddy was behaving more like Sleepy Horus than Warmaster Horus, who was largely propped up by Chaos roids and behaving remarkably senile. He’d later at least TRY to play general and start giving out commands, but some of these orders eventually became so insane and insulting that it convinced Perturabo to rage quit the war effort. Perty had better things to do, like figuring out how to troll Dorn and get back-surgery after carrying the traitors on Terra.

Magnus the Red astrally projected himself into the dream and ripped off Hastur’s disguise to reveal Erebus. Magnus would then encourage Horus to use his hairless thinking cap, and discover that Erebus’ entire sales pitch was a lie. Under most circumstances this would’ve ended the entire story right there as chaos was defeated, but alas, such isn’t the case. Instead, Horus wanted to be mad at Emps (largely due to the aforementioned grievances). He also chose to berate Magnus, condemning him as no better than Erebus despite them clearly using sorcery to arrive at this place for obviously different reasons. Notably, he relished in the confusion of them both. Although he knew that Erebus was lying and manipulating him, Horus was too vain and caught up in his largely petty daddy issues to care. Like for fuck’s sake, he felt JEALOUS that Lorgar was chosen by Chaos before he was (angry and disappointed too at Lorgar’s team-switch, but still). Caught in the biggest crossroads of his life, Horus proclaimed that he was nobody’s puppet, before deciding to be a puppet and base his entire rebellion off of Erebus’ claims.

Horus allowed Hawk Boi to enter the Lupercal’s Court (mostly) unopposed in one last bid to convert him to Chaos, but the Angel refused even in the face of such overwhelming power. With genuine disappointment and a tear in his eye, the two fought one last time. Sanguinius made Horus his bitch in the fist half of the fight, but once Horus decided he'd been playing around enough and to take the gloves off the Angel was waffle-stomped. And not a minute too soon, because right behind him, Daddy was coming with His belt to spank His errant son.

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Horus at this point had become so integral to the traitor war effort that virtually none of them would obey any commands unless they came from Horus. Maloghurst turned to the Word Bearers in desperation for a fix, only to find out that the Dark Gods were tearing apart Horus' soul in a fight for it. Horus' spirit refused to submit to the Gods, and he was fighting an endless war in the warp. So Mr Twisted stabbed Horus' wound with a knife and woke Sir Bald Cunt up.

Leman's negative to hit modifier is brutal, basically negating Horus' ability to do any damage, while Leman is still pounding him over the head. As stated, this includes Sever Life and Breaker of Shields, Bringer of Ruin. The theoretical breakdown of the match would be:

After being scattered, Horus' capsule landed on Cthonia. It was a world close to the Sol System, which was crucial to him being the 'first' to be rediscovered. A gang overlord named Khageddon discovered him and gave him the 'no-name' of Nergüi. He spent his childhood as a gangbanger under the Cthonian surface, repping his hood as any upstanding Cthonian youth would. Of particular note is that he effectively did this as a normal kid, since his Primarch growth and powers didn't kick in for some reason. Woulda been real awkward if someone bust a cap in his ass. Or fortunate. Who knows.

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Or so it seemed, for said belt was enough warp energy to turn Him into The Dark King and crash the entire server, so He let go of it. The Emperor that emerged to face Horus only had His baseline power and wits to rely on, versus the invincible Horus Ascended. Horus was annoyed that Emps spoke directly to the Chaos Gods and not him. With that, father and son would fight a massive duel that repealed the laws of spacetime and physics while writing new ones. They even play Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Fourth-Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip Poker! Unfortunately, Emps was badly mauled and nailed to a 5th throne by Horus. He’d also kill Custodian Caecaltus Dusk and Ollanius Persson, despite their sudden guest-appearances. It was here that ‘Garviel Loken’ confronted Horus and called him out for using hacks. After goading Horus into shedding his Chaos roids by saying ‘Do it, no balls’, he killed the Emperor by crushing His skull with Worldbreaker.

But that all changed when he discovered the pod he landed in, which was being studied by the gear-heads. He fought them, killing one and taking his weapon before returning to Khageddon. Khageddon scolded Negüi for being reckless and risking the Tech Priests chasing them back to the tribe lair. To Negüi's anger, he refused to give him the 'kill name" the child craved. Like clockwork, the Techies arrived and went postal on the lair. With most of the gang dead and the lair collapsing everywhere, Khageddon told Negüi to slay him to earn the kill name. He did, and all his Primarch powers/growth were activated, as if it was a mental trigger. Why that only existed in Negüi is unknown, but when the Mechanicum forces arrived, they discovered someone who identified himself as Horus.

No seriously, what did you expect? With WS 8, 6 Attacks with a S7 AP2 lightning claw that cripples whoever survives his onslaught or a MC S10 Thunder Hammer and 2+/3++ he can destroy almost any other Primarch relatively safely. He's clearly built to be the hardest dude around and his gear is borderline unfair. Disabling Strike is just disgusting and it's directly intended to make sure he stays the top dog no matter how angry, pretty or well equipped anyone else is... so long as he doesn't piss off the Angel. Ouch, that Talon really hurts. So, yeah, almost no one can actually fight 1 on 1 with the Warmaster, barring some incredibly lucky rolls.

Thanks to HH6: Retribution, the Mechanicum has its primarch-like character. Anacharis Scoria, lord of Xana and the first of the Dark Mechanicum used to be able to easily kill Horus thanks to a 3+ Invuln, Feel No Pain, and a weapon that wounds automatically and causes D3 wounds at AP2 per hit (making Horus' talon worthless). This allowed him to kill Horus in 5 rounds, whereas Horus needed 6 to kill him in return. He also got nerfed in the same FAQ that nerfed Russ, so now Horus kills him too.

Take in mind however these above scenerios do not take into account Russ's secret weapon basically designed to counter challenge shenanigans. And even barring that Leman Russ puts up easily the closet fight against Horus on any given day regardless.

Horus is everything you love about an HQ wrapped up in one man. He is a very good tactical HQ allowing reserves to outflank, giving every Son of Horus +1 to Leadership and seizing the initiative on a 4+. He and any Terminator unit he has joined may elect which turn they arrive in and they will not scatter if they choose to Deep Strike (and he bestows the rule to the entire unit). He also makes veteran-tactical squads and Justaerin Terminators troops choices (if he is the Warlord... but then again when are you not going to make him your Warlord?).

The above was based on Russ' armour before it got nerfed, which before would make -2 to hits against by round two. Now it is only -1 for the entire battle.

Or that's what he thought, at least... It turned out that Emps maxed His speech, illusion, and intelligence stats to trick Horus into weakening himself by appealing to his pride. Together with the Emperor’s Lantern Gambit (reactivated Astronomican), He could finally face Horus on even ground. The two would fight one last time for the fate of Mankind. Horus smashed and sliced Emps with everything he had, but He retaliated with the light of the Astronomican itself to burn Horus in holy fire. Horus was dismayed to learn that the Dark Gods were treating him as a disobedient slave by initially refusing to grant their power back, and that a slave was all he’d ever been, was and would be. As Horus finally saw the light (in every meaning of the term), he pleaded for the Emperor to kill him before the Four took him over again. After a brief hesitation, Emps forgave Horus and promised to wait for him before using the Athame blade from Ollanius to stab Horus. It took everything the Emperor had, but Horus’ form was obliterated. He died with a resigned smile on his face.

Horus and the Chaos Gods began auto-balancing teams. At the count of 3, many of Big E’s banana bois began trying to kill Emps and only stopped this act of forced teamkilling at great emotional cost and the deaths of many Custodes. It's said that Horus Ascended faced his first real brush with death after nearly dying of laughter. The rest of the team was scattered, with Dorn trapped in a mental Khorne-Maze. Horus then revealed that he was merely pretending to be retarded, masking his true mental and physical strength to bait daddy to him. Horus’ sudden awakening as to his true power drove the Vengeful Spirit’s crew mad. He also declared that the laws of time and space surrounding Terra and his ship were merely suggestions, leading to these locations overlapping and time pausing at this single moment. The cornucopia of fuckery meant that as long as Horus was around to will it, the loyalist reinforcements would never arrive.

Then fucking Erebus happened, and Horus had to destroy the Interex. Doing so however, affected him so dramatically that he was said to have "lost hope" after the conflict. So after being presented with the idea of Starfleet, Horus became completely enamored of the idea, and then lost all his optimism after having the possibility of the Imperium becoming that way dashed. Even his edgy rebellion and fall to Chaos was due to his honest love of people. He's basically 40k's version of Arthas Menethil (only bald).