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i like to imagine that theyre bones from Sidonus
Yeah, it's this.
The Death Korps are also pretty well known to carry these but they're really common with Battle Sisters and Space Marines.
they were likely added as a little nod to 40k fans/nerds and because they look cool rather than for a specific lore reason
if there is a lore reason then the only rational answers would be that theyre either Sidonus' bones or the bones of someone he became close to during his century in the deathwatch
Due to his arrest after space marine 1, i doubt it would be Sidonus
valid, which is why it could potentially be a battle brother from the deathwatch
maybe the chaplain gave it to him after he rejoined the ultramarines? its quite a stretch but i think its possible seeing as the chaplain is who he is revealed to be at the end of the game
Might even be his team from the opening, as i doubt those bodies were just left there.
Speculating lore tidbits is rather fun imo.
it could be, though at least personally i didnt get the impression he cared about them *that* much
either way theres three possible options for whos bones it is: sidonus, unnamed deathwatch buddy, or a member of/all of his squad in the prologue
youre forgetting the possibility that they were cut to be a manageable size while hanging off of armor
Exactly what I thought when I saw them! I had a few of the thoughts expressed by others in this thread, though I confess I had forgotten Sidonus' arrest--hat tip to zmanbuilder for jogging that memory. Everything in this game feels so very deliberate and carefully chosen to tell environmental stories, I can't help but feel like there's significance to those bones.