| rdfs:comment | - One of three houses at G.E.A.R.S. University, Wolfblade is a proud and noble house. The spirit of the warrior is indwelt within each member, and they are all dedicated to helping those in need. Their leader, Xania, is known to have said that the house has produced many heroes. They have a fierce rivalry with the Runehawk house, and immediately pin the blame on them for any of their problems. The house of Mystraven often takes advantage of this. In order to be initiated into WolfBlade, the player character must retrieve the house's prized possesion, the Wolf Blade, from Pandora's Labyrinth.
- Wolfblade is an item in MARDEK. It cannot be obtained in-game.
- The origins of the Wolfblade can be traced back over ten thousand Terran years. The ancient pact between the Navigator House of Belisarius and the Space Wolves is lost to legend, but the most commonly accepted version of the story dates from the time of the Great Crusade and the friendship between Primarch Leman Russ and Alexander Belisarius. Belisarius was a Navigator of superlative skill, said to have aided the Wolf King on many of his campaigns. On the day of the Feast of Founding they are said to have sworn a pact of eternal friendship. As a sign of this friendship, the Belisarius family agreed to provide Navigators for the Chapter in perpetuam, in return for the Space Wolves' martial aid. An entire Pack of Space Wolves would accompany the Celestarch of House Belisarius as his bodyguar
- Wolfblade is the first book in the Hythrun Chronicles Marla Wolfblade, princess of Hythria, is determined to restore her family to its former power and glory. But Hythria is a fiercely patriarchal society, and Marla knows power may only be gained through a man. Narrowly avoiding an arranged marriage to the King of Fardohnya, she instead marries Laran, Warlord of Krakandar Province, and gives birth to a son. Damin is named heir to the throne of Hythria by his uncle, the dissolute High Prince. Followed by - Warrior - Warlord
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| abstract | - Wolfblade is the first book in the Hythrun Chronicles Marla Wolfblade, princess of Hythria, is determined to restore her family to its former power and glory. But Hythria is a fiercely patriarchal society, and Marla knows power may only be gained through a man. Narrowly avoiding an arranged marriage to the King of Fardohnya, she instead marries Laran, Warlord of Krakandar Province, and gives birth to a son. Damin is named heir to the throne of Hythria by his uncle, the dissolute High Prince. Settling in to life as the wife of a warlord, Marla believes the future of her family is secured but there are forces in the land that do not want the house of Wolfblade restored. Can Marla protect her son and her family, and stop the conspirators? Followed by - Warrior - Warlord
- One of three houses at G.E.A.R.S. University, Wolfblade is a proud and noble house. The spirit of the warrior is indwelt within each member, and they are all dedicated to helping those in need. Their leader, Xania, is known to have said that the house has produced many heroes. They have a fierce rivalry with the Runehawk house, and immediately pin the blame on them for any of their problems. The house of Mystraven often takes advantage of this. In order to be initiated into WolfBlade, the player character must retrieve the house's prized possesion, the Wolf Blade, from Pandora's Labyrinth.
- Wolfblade is an item in MARDEK. It cannot be obtained in-game.
- The origins of the Wolfblade can be traced back over ten thousand Terran years. The ancient pact between the Navigator House of Belisarius and the Space Wolves is lost to legend, but the most commonly accepted version of the story dates from the time of the Great Crusade and the friendship between Primarch Leman Russ and Alexander Belisarius. Belisarius was a Navigator of superlative skill, said to have aided the Wolf King on many of his campaigns. On the day of the Feast of Founding they are said to have sworn a pact of eternal friendship. As a sign of this friendship, the Belisarius family agreed to provide Navigators for the Chapter in perpetuam, in return for the Space Wolves' martial aid. An entire Pack of Space Wolves would accompany the Celestarch of House Belisarius as his bodyguard back to Terra, comprised on one Astartes for each Navigator granted by the House to the Space Wolves, which means the Wolfblade normally numbers 24 Astartes. Given the fractious nature of the Navigator Houses of the Navis Nobilite, and a commercial rivalry which, at that time, could result in conflicts as large as wars, this was an alliance of vast importance for the Navigators. The Space Wolves still enjoy a close bond to House Belisarius, an alliance between a Navigator House and a Chapter of the Adeptus Astartes shared only by the Blood Ravens, White Scars, and Blood Angels Chapters.
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