FULGRIM TRANSFIGURED
The Phoenician Deified, Avatar of Perfection
Fulgrim’s desire for perfection in all things left his mind open to doubt, the seeds of which were nurtured by the malevolent spirit that inhabited the Blade of the Laer and his own hubris. Since his apotheosis to daemonhood in the ancient xenos citadel deep bencath the crone world of Lydris, Fulgrim has been able to shift his appearance between a more humanoid guise and a monstrous form gifted by his new patron. With a serpentine lower half, vast wings and a pair of additional arms, Fulgrim’s new body elevated an already deadly warrior to even greater heights, closer to the perfection he so craved.
Blades of the Phoenician
No recorded sightings of Fulgrim in the later years of the Horus Heresy appear to agree on how many blades the fallen Primarch carried or the exact form they took. What all agreed on, however, was that they parted armour with shocking ease.
Scion of Corruption
By the time of Fulgrim’s apotheosis, the full debased nature of many within his Legion was well known to both friend and foe alike.
Avatar of Perfection
As Fulgrim grew ever greater in his patron’s regard, his focus became ever less on his Legion, and more towards the attainment of personal glory, seeking out any whose martial prowess approached his own and humbling them.

The Phoenician Deified, Avatar of Perfection
Fulgrim’s desire for perfection in all things left his mind open to doubt, the seeds of which were nurtured by the malevolent spirit that inhabited the Blade of the Laer and his own hubris. Since his apotheosis to daemonhood in the ancient xenos citadel deep bencath the crone world of Lydris, Fulgrim has been able to shift his appearance between a more humanoid guise and a monstrous form gifted by his new patron. With a serpentine lower half, vast wings and a pair of additional arms, Fulgrim’s new body elevated an already deadly warrior to even greater heights, closer to the perfection he so craved.
Blades of the Phoenician
No recorded sightings of Fulgrim in the later years of the Horus Heresy appear to agree on how many blades the fallen Primarch carried or the exact form they took. What all agreed on, however, was that they parted armour with shocking ease.
Scion of Corruption
By the time of Fulgrim’s apotheosis, the full debased nature of many within his Legion was well known to both friend and foe alike.
Avatar of Perfection
As Fulgrim grew ever greater in his patron’s regard, his focus became ever less on his Legion, and more towards the attainment of personal glory, seeking out any whose martial prowess approached his own and humbling them.












