Spacemarine Stories

Isaac Clarke and John Carver, haunted survivors of the Necromorph apocalypse, achieve the impossible on Tau Volantis: they reactivate the ancient alien Machine, fully destroying the rogue Brethren Moon before it can complete its Convergence. But victory unleashes a cataclysmic warp rift. Fragments of the Moon's necrotic essence-Markers and nascent Necromorph biomass-survive, latching onto their escape ship. As Isaac and Carver hallucinate visions of endless hunger ("We are coming. We are hungry."), the rift hurls them across realities into the grimdark 41st Millennium. They awaken crash-landed on Kadaku, a jungle Death World in the Recidious System, amid the Fourth Tyrannic War. Hive Fleet Leviathan devours the planet, Chaos forces under the daemon lord Imr (a Tzeentchian sorcerer-lord manipulating Project Aurora) seek to tear open a galaxy-shattering warp rift, and worst of all, the Brethren Moons have followed-massive Necromorph planetoids now invading realspace, eager to consume this new galaxy's biomass alongside the Tyranids. Isaac and Carver, RIG-suited engineers with plasma cutters and stasis modules, forge an unlikely alliance with Ultramarines Lieutenant Demetrian Titus, whose warp-resistance and unyielding faith make him the perfect bridge between their tech-horror nightmare and 40K's endless war.

A branch of the UNSC forged on the home world of Reach, Project 'XI' was being worked on it back ground information unknown. Only thing known of this project was that men would be sent in only to never return. After years of research it finally has bear fruit with three successful subjects, these three were better than even the spartans. There kill efficiency matching the Master Chief and a Spartan III. ONI would work making more of these beasts until one fateful day... the Covenant arrived and ONI in hopes of truly testing these soldiers against this Alien threat.

The age is 31,000 AD, humanity is roaming across the stars, and new threats arise. Xeno, a gothic term for stranger or alien. These "Xenos" are threats against the Imperium of Man and their Emperor. But one may very well become an ally, one from another realm. - I do not own Warhammer 40k - I am not fully caught up on the 40k lore so it might not align with most of the Codex stories

Possible story idea The Chaos gods have issues a challenge to all races, They offer a simple challenge, bring 11 champions forth, and a tournament shall be held, for the survival of the galaxy.

A Warhammer fanfiction about Emily caught in a time traveling adventure were going back may be not a option.

In this Impractical Jokers x Warhammer 40K comedy crossover, In a wild and unexpected twist of fate, the infamous pranksters from Impractical Jokers find themselves transported to the grimdark universe of Warhammer 40k, where they become the unwilling targets of the Imperium's wrath-and the very forces of Chaos itself. The Jokers must navigate the terrifying realms of Tzeentch, the Chaos God of Change, while confronting their own deepest fears and insecurities. But when it comes to dealing with interdimensional beings and galactic horrors, these four friends have one weapon that no one can counter: their laughter. Amidst soul-crushing cosmic nightmares and the looming threat of the Imperium, the Jokers will stop at nothing to prank their way out of trouble, turning the most terrifying forces in the galaxy into their personal joke. Can they outwit the Chaos Gods and survive the madness of the 41st millennium? Or will their final joke be their last? Prepare for chaos, absurdity, and cosmic hilarity as the Imperium faces its most ridiculous threat yet-James "Murr" Murray, Brian "Q" Quinn, Sal Vulcano, and Joe Gatto.

In a bleak galaxy, the ancient race of Men is no more than a myth, and Mankind's Domain is only a loose collection of races that still consider themselves related. Tentacled monsters are bringing destruction to the space elves; will their warlike cousins from the tombworld of Earth be able to do something?

In this Aqua Teen Hunger Force x Warhammer 40k crossover, When Carl Brutananadilewsk, the perpetually disgruntled and unlucky neighbor from Aqua Teen Hunger Force, is accidentally pulled into the grimdark future of the 41st millennium, his life takes an unexpected turn. He's recruited by the Red Templars, a no-nonsense chapter of Space Marines, to fight against the deadly Xenos, heretics, and worse. Thrust into battles beyond his wildest comprehension, Carl fumbles his way through the horrors of war while donning a massive power armor, wielding oversized weaponry, and trying to survive in a universe where the odds are always stacked against him. With every battle, Carl discovers that, while he's in way over his head, he might just have a knack for causing chaos in the name of the Emperor. Can a foul-mouthed, self-centered guy from Jersey become a Space Marine worthy of the Imperium, or will he crash and burn in the most Carl way possible? The only certainty in this crossover madness is that Carl isn't going down without a fight-and plenty of sarcastic remarks.

a loyalist techmarine of (which ever legion gets voted) gets to protect hummanity and faunas from getting slain by grimm

The Lamenters. Cursed sons of Sanguinius and damned warriors of the imperium Of man. They are called traitor and heretic by those they defend yet they still defend them. Of all the lamenters none are more steadfast or noble in this duty than the Sanguinary guard. Golden armoured angels who serve as the icons Of hope for humanity. So what if one of these warriors were to find himself cast down to a world of bloody evolution, a world dived by monstrous foes. Well we shall see what happens.

(This is proper reimagining of the OG Doom---expanded and modernized to perfection) During the Hawaiian Uprising, the Terran Coalition of Man Calls on the SMC to put down the insurrection. among the detachment of marines is Flynn Taggart, and seeing the insurrection as nothing more than a demonstration, Taggart defies orders and beats up his superior officer who later dies in the hospital. court-martialed, Flynn is given a choice: dishonorable discharge and death row, or being deployed to Mars as part of the UAC security division. Flynn accepts the latter, and there, it's not long until Phobos and Deimos goes dark, and Flynn and his battalion are sent. unknown to all of them, the Moon bases are beyond recovery, and the rescue mission was nothing but a glorified suicide mission with all of the battalion being wiped out---all but one. and it's up to Flynn Taggart to complete the mission. unknown to him, other worldly forces have an agenda, and Flynn is about to become drawn into the middle of it.

The Deathguard. A Legion of Brutally grim and Crushing yet Merciful and Jovial Warriors. When the Largest conflict arises and at the heat of battle once standing tall clad in armor, he finally fell. But he did not find himself dead. He found himself elsewhere. Remnant. He'll have to get used to this. (Quick sidenote, but while I'll try my best to explain a lot about space marines and how they'd work I obviously can't just fit the whole thing in a single explanation, so I'll try to make it as readable as possible for someone who isn't aware on what Warhammer 40k is) Also justice for my Deathguard boys, they ain't never get spotlight here.

In every Imperial record, the Luna Wolves are listed as Excommunicate Traitoris. But, in corners of the galaxy, the name "Luna Wolves" is carried with a smile. The Astartes of the Traitor Legions didn't all turn. Many of them were killed in the Istvann III Bombings. But a small group escaped. And, after a long time fighting in the Eye of Terror, are back to save the Imperium from Chaos once more. These are the stories of the Luna Wolves. Credit to Anne Low on Pinterest for the cover art

I looked over the mess, gathered my powers as monster launch a new attack on the settlement. Just few days ago this could just been a dream, but not anymore. Just in few days, people I got to know were killed, slaughter by this things. Warhammer fanfic, non profit.

This is a fan-fiction within Warhammer 40k universe. I started this when I played Warhammer 40K as a background to my Space Marine army, I am now developing it from there... After a thousand years trapped within a warp storm three systems have emerged intact. An investigation begins that brings forward a revelation that can either destroy or unite the Imperium once more against their largest threat. The threat of Chaos itself.

Tancredi Gilmor is one of the Law Scholars at the Tribunal of Ahthaza, the capital planet of the subjugated Kritas race. When the Tribunal adopts tougher measures against the mounting turmoils, and the marines tighten their grip on the population, violence escalates. During a social unrest involving young Kritas, Tancredi is confronted with the brutality of the space marines' oppression; his steadfast loyalty to The Law falters and puts his role within the Tribunal at risk. Tancredi's behavior intrigues Mekte, a young female Kritas who sees in him the hope for a change. As a member of the Kritas insurgence, Mekte risks her freedom and her life to get in touch with Tancredi, believing that together they can and must change the world. Mekte succeeds and contacts Tancredi in secret; she shows him the 'reality' of Kritas' conditions: An unknown Underworld is revealed. Tancredi and Mekte's worlds clash, everything opposes them, as a particle and its anti-particle, but when they collide powerful things happen. They fall in love, against all odds, and their passion will disrupt the foundations of the credo of their respective people. "The Law" is about the reasons of the heart versus the diktats of the brain. The struggle between what you *feel* you must do, and what you *must* do because of how you feel. "The Law" covers the themes of "Law and Order", racial tensions, repression for security, and love between two young members of different races who believe they can change the world. It is my fourth novel as I've Author-published a science fiction trilogy with the first volume released late 2012 and the third and last volume in May 2014. The trilogy had been picked up for republication by "BookTrope Publishing, LCC". The Law will appeal YA and NA readers, but themes and characters will also intrigue a more mature audience. Thank you for your literary consideration Available now from Amazon With best regards, Massimo Marino

A story set in the Warhammer 40k universe that I entered into the recent Black Library submissions window. A Planetary Defense Force squad led by a former Imperial Guard trooper are sent on a mission to a seemingly innocuous facility in the vast forests of their home world. Before long, the true nature of the situation at Facility IX becomes clear, and the squad are in a fight for their lives against a terrifying and insidious enemy. The work was not selected to be taken any further, so I am uploading it here in the hopes that someone will still be able to enjoy it. Please let me know what you think!

Now her me out. This is a Alternate Universe for Warhammer 40k so expect things to not line up with the lore. I will be making up this entire AU on the fly in these chapters as they come out revealing more and more as the story goes on. I'm not doing a description since the original one didn't fit the story I'm doing for this. Just read the prologue for a description it's the best you're going to get

a loyalist plauge marine of the death guard gets teleported by nurgle and gets to live in a family(hint:their hair is red and has g in their last name).he is also replacing issei and he is not a pervert

The Emporer of Mankind: Against all the evil that the Warp can conjure, all the wickedness that mankind can produce, we will send unto them... only you. Rip and tear, until it is done. (I do not own Warhammer 40k or any references mentioned)