Space Marine 2: Which Warhammer 40K Space Marine Chapter You Are Based On Your Zodiac
may follow the journey of Titus and the Ultramarines throughout the game's story, but it still gives the player insight into the other Space Marine Chapters and what they stand for. Each Chapter is so unique, they can be easily recognized through more than just their colors. They all have a set of principles, behaviors, and views that align quite well with the 12 Zodiac star signs.
When looking at the Zodiac signs and the Space Marine Chapters, it is not a simple connection of likes and dislikes, but more a deeper look at how they view their place in the world, or galaxy-spanning conflict. Whether the Chapter is offensive or defensive, ferocious or focused, optimistic or cynical — their representation in the Space Marines reflects the personality traits of someone's Zodiac sign.
The Blood Angels embody the fighting spirit and courage of an Aries. Like an Aries, they have an impulsive nature which makes them straightforward in their approach to battle tactics and bloodshed. Due to their suffering from the Black Rage, their emotions can take over and logic is placed in the back seat. The Blood Angels' love for combat can be seen in an Aries' fiery character, never backing down from a fight.
Blood Angels are resilient against internal and external obstacles. Their genetic curse can be a detriment to their honor as a Space Marine, but they resist its control to maintain a noble place within the Chapters. This shows the Blood Angels' and Aries' shared passion and courage in following their emotional impulses with enough introspection to understand the importance of doing what is right in an honorable manner.
The Iron Hands resemble the Taurus in their steadfast belief in bettering themselves and refusing to be restrained by physical limitations. Both the Taurus and the Iron Hands find comfort in materialism, gaining possessions or technological augmentations to more effectively tackle the hurdles in their lives or warfare. They seek security through tangible means, be
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