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The meeting began amicably enough between the two Primarchs as they conversed with relative civility towards one another. The Primarchs were accompanied by two warriors from their personal honour guards to the parley - Corswain and Alajos of the Dark Angels and Sevatar and Sheng of the Night Lords. Night Haunter wanted to break his former brother either mentally, physically or both to obtain his objectives. Neither side was able to break the stalemate, so in an audacious attempt to claim victory, the Night Haunter invited his brother Primarch Lion El'Jonson to a parley on the barren world of Tsagualsa. This was Nostramo's punishment for its people's return to their criminal ways.Дuring the Horus Heresy, two Terran years after the events of the Drop Site Massacre of Istvaan V, the Night Lords and Dark Angels Legions were locked in a bitter struggle over the fate of the Aegis Sub-sector of the Thramas Sector as part of the Thramas Crusade.

Judging his planet guilty, the Night Haunter ordered the orbiting Night Lords fleet to destroy the dark world utterly with orbital fire from his fleet. He eventually returned to Nostramo with his Night Lords Legion to fulfill one of his horrific visions. Following his long absence during the Great Crusade, the Night Haunter's homeworld of Nostramo had degenerated once more into the anarchy and corruption that was its natural state. This led to several different people claiming to be his successor, such as Zso Sahaal who claimed to carry on Conrad's message of the terror being only for a greater purpose (while others said that was all a lie, even a lie that Conrad told himself).Just before the Horus Heresy erupted, Konrad Curze had been constantly plagued by prophetic visions of the future that haunted him. The Night Lords might still have torn themselves into warbands, because from novels like Lord of the Night, Conrad seemed to act at times as if he had multiple personalities and give contradictory messages.

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A daemon Curze would probably just roam around the galaxy doing his own crazy serial killer things and not care about his legion.

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Going full daemon prince would have probably made it even worse, so it's unlikely that he would have been capable of leading anything. Curze was growing more and more insane as time passed. If he'd stayed alive, it seems logical that this wouldn't have happened, but I actually think that wouldn't have changed. He would have been a good fit for Malal if he was canon!ДЄfter his death, the Night Lords got into a typical succession crisis, with different guys claiming to be the rightful leader. Tiennos wrote: Curze seemed to want everything dead, including himself. Maybe he would occassionally catch wind of some 'injustice' and run off to torment some planet in an effort to address the issue. I see him brooding over his own little pile of daemon worlds rather than going off to complete quests for the chaos gods or what have you.

* I don't seem him becoming more friendly with his brothers or the gods as a daemon. But then, CSM are usually pretty good at both of those things on their own especially Night Lords. It seems like physically manifesting would only really be worth it if you want him to pull off a miraculous assassination or possibly to pollute a world with nightmare vibes. So I imagine he'd probably stay in the warp more often than not. But Curze likes to sneak around and take his time taking dudes out. That's usually worth it when you're having Magnus perform world-shattering feats of magic or when Fulgrim is wrecking an enemy army single-handedly. It's implied (if not outright stated) that it takes a lot of energy to bring a daemon primarch into the materium and keep him there. * Daemonhood seems like a tricky fit for Curze. Maybe bringing too many Night Lords together at once just leads to more marine on marine violence. Then again, the Night Lords seem to hate their brothers more than most legions do. Even the Emperor's Children, relatively scattered, sometimes show a bit more cohesion when Fulgrim reaches out to some of them. The Thousand Sons, Word Bearers, and Iron Warriors seem to have a bit more cohesion than other legions, partly because they either want to be near their primarchs or else their primarchs actively call upon their legionnaires from time to time. * The NL would probably be a bit more centralized. Going off of what we see with other daemon primarchs. There are a million directions things could have gone.

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