Armaguerra, Berserker Terminator Champion of the Iron Butchers, Fan Fiction

Armaguerra: Berserker Champion of the Iron Butchers

Champion of Iron and Blood

This striking piece by Dmitry Brushray depicts Armaguerra, a Berserker Terminator Champion of the Iron Butchers—a brutal fan-created warband forged from an alliance between the Iron Warriors and World Eaters. The figure stands encased in hulking Indomitus-pattern Terminator armor, reinforced with hazard stripes and adorned with the skulls of the fallen. His helmet is a reinforced Mark III design, squat and impassive, a relic of siege warfare reimagined for butchery. The armor is a walking altar to Khorne, caked in dried gore and riveted with chains, trophies, and crude devotional icons. This is no generic Chaos Space Marine—he is a disciple of the Blood God, blending the Iron Warriors’ obsession with siegecraft and attrition with the frenzied hatred of the World Eaters. Armaguerra represents the Iron Butchers’ dogma: strength through slaughter, faith through domination.

Weapons of Sacred Violence

Armaguerra’s left arm ends in a brutal chain fist—its teeth snarling with mechanical hunger, crafted not just to breach walls but to sever limbs and crack ceramite like eggshells. His right arm wields a kai-gun, a daemon-infused weapon spewing warp-laced death in honor of his patron god. The contrast between his methodical armor and savage weaponry mirrors the warband’s ethos: an engine of industrial horror driven by religious fury. Every part of him speaks of fusion—mechanics and madness, order and chaos, fortification and frenzy. He is as likely to rip through a Titan’s plating as he is to butcher a squad of Ultramarines in hand-to-hand combat. The glow in his eye lenses is not just from optics—it burns with crimson devotion.

Lore of the Iron Butchers

The Iron Butchers are a terrifying hybrid warband, born from the ashes of betrayed campaigns and the blood of a thousand sieges. Iron Warriors disillusioned with Perturabo’s cold logic sought new meaning in the worship of Khorne, merging with war-hungry remnants of the World Eaters. Together they became a siege cult, laying waste to entire worlds in offerings of blood and wreckage. Armaguerra rose through their ranks as a paragon of both endurance and savagery, combining the tactical relentlessness of Olympia with the wrath of Bodt. His armor is etched with both trench warfare runes and gladiatorial kill-tallies, showing no conflict between them. In the Iron Butchers’ theology, the strong do not simply survive—they demolish and devour.