is abhorrent to say the least." -Soros the Fist of Dawn, oldest of the Ancient Wolves Unnumbered SonsĪrchmagos Dominus Belisarius Cawl had created hundreds of thousands of Primaris Space Marines beneath his forge on Mars during the 10,000 standard years he spent on the project at the direction of the Primarch Roboute Guilliman. To awaken in a Galaxy without the former while the seconds ran rampant. I remember the devastation of Terra at the hands of the Traitors before that. I remember Leman Russ smiling when I departed to Mars. 8.4 Blagovest Nightson, The Son of Nightįounding " I still remember it, pup.2.5 The Young Wolves and the Old Lions (123.M42).2.3 The Hunt into the Dark (116.M42-Present Day).2.2 The Formation of the Great Pack (106-112.M42).Those tendencies haven't earned the Dawns much applause, but for the Brothers of this new Chapter, the death of their enemies and the pride of their packs more than compensate for a lack of glorious bloodsheds. Over the course of the Indomitus Crusade, the Astartes who would end forming the Dawn's Wolf Chapter proved themselves to be extremely competent in war of guerrilla, hunting down fleeing enemies and all manner of close-quarter battles. This origin explains why they are far less independent and more prone to cooperation with other Space Marines. Since that time, the errant Chapter has made is best to defend the borders of the Imperium and bring the wrath of Leman Russ upon the enemies of Mankind. They have been created extremely recently, coming together as a Chapter only after the end of the Indomitus Crusade, from the ranks of the Unnumbered Sons. The Dawn's Wolves are a rare successors of the venerable and feral Space Wolves Chapter, an oddity made possible by the creation of the Primaris Astartes. Do not ever let others tell you that you aren't Sons of Russ when you act likewise!" - Iemnos Ironfang, First of the Dawn's Callers addressing the newly inducted Dusk Claws Caught far away from home, Lone Wolf must travel across northern Magnamund to break the siege of the Kai Monastery before Naar's minions can destroy the New Order." The Wolf strike not from the front as a rabid dog, but from behind, to cut the legs of his prey.
The Dark God Naar takes advantage of Lone Wolf's excursion to Ixia (in the previous book, The Deathlord of Ixia) to launch an attack on the New Order of the Kai.
As with all of the later Lone Wolf books numbered thirteen through twenty, the North American editions of these books are abridged, with a reduced number of sections. Dawn of the Dragons is the eighteenth book of the Lone Wolf book series.
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