What is the order of the Silver Hand 40k?

In Warhammer 40k, the "Silver Hand" isn't a single canonical military force but often appears as homebrew (fan-made) chapters or orders, typically Adepta Sororitas (Sisters of Battle) or Space Marine Chapters, focusing on themes of righteousness, purity, and silver/black colors, inspired by World of Warcraft's iconic Paladin Order of the Silver Hand, so you need to look at the specific fan creation for its ranks. If you mean the famous Warcraft order, their ranks go from Recruit to Grand Master, but for 40k, it's all about the fan-made lore.
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What is the order of the Silver Hand?

The Order of the Silver Hand, primarily known from the World of Warcraft universe, is a legendary order of holy knights (paladins) founded by Uther the Lightbringer and Archbishop Alonsus Faol after the First War to fight the Orcish Horde, named after the ancient Titan watcher Tyr's silver hand symbolizing sacrifice. They were instrumental in the Second War, but later fractured, with elements becoming the Scarlet Crusade and Argent Dawn, eventually reforming and uniting various paladin orders into a powerful Alliance force, led by figures like Turalyon.
 
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What is the order of the Silver Hand Paladins?

The Order of the Silver Hand is an order of paladins with a rich history. Originally created after the First War by Uther the Lightbringer and Archbishop Alonsus Faol, the Order rose to prominence during the Second War while under the command of the Alliance of Lordaeron.
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What is the order of the Silver Flame Warhammer?

Hierarchy. The Church of the Silver Flame is broadly divided into three orders: the Order of Ministers, the Order of Templars, and the Order of Friars. The church is led by the Keeper of the Flame and the Council of Cardinals, and includes several secretive groups like Miron's Tears and the Argentum.
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What are the orders of battle sisters?

Their main orders are the Order of Our Martyred Lady (they're the most commonly portrayed, similar to the Ultramarines or Cadians), Order of the Argent Shroud, Order of the Sacred Rose, Order of the Bloody Rose, Order of the Ebon Chalice, and the Order of the Valorous Heart.
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Can Adepta Sororitas get married?

Contrary to popular belief, the Adepta Soroitas doesn't actually require members to remain celibate, although few find the time to take advantage of the fact.
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Have any Sororitas fallen to chaos?

Miriael Sabathiel, a former sister-superior of the Adepta Sororitas' Order of Our Martyred Lady, holds a unique place in the history of the Imperium of Man. She is the sole battle-sister known to have willingly embraced Chaos.
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Did 30k or 40k come first?

Horus Heresy (also called 30k)was an expansion to 7th edition 40k.
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How long is a 1000 point 40k game?

A 1000-point Warhammer 40k game typically takes 1.5 to 3 hours, but can vary significantly; experienced players with simple armies (like Knights) might finish in under 2 hours, while beginners or horde armies (Orks, Tyranids) with complex rules can easily stretch to 3-4 hours or more, often including setup and teardown. The main time sinks are learning rules, deploying, and complex stratagems, with games often speeding up once models start coming off the board. 
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Are Feyre and Rhysand in A Court of Silver Flames?

A Court of Silver Flames is technically a spinoff, but it features the same set of characters and continues the story chronologically. Although Maas is focusing on other characters as leads, her newer Acotar books still feature Feyre and Rhysand.
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Who are the 12 paladins?

The "12 Paladins" (or Twelve Peers) were legendary knights serving Emperor Charlemagne, famed in medieval French epics, similar to King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table, with members varying by story but always including heroes like Roland, Oliver, and the traitor Ganelon, symbolizing chivalry, loyalty, and faith, though many were fictionalized figures based on historical individuals.
 
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Why does no one play Holy paladin?

Once you master how to play it it is very rewarding but not as simple as rshaman or holy priest. Other difficult part is hpal doesnt share any of its intelligence items with either ret or prot which is a turn off for some who want to roll multiple rolls/specs. Being a melee healer is also much harder.
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What is the order of the green fist?

The Order of the Green Hand was a knightly order founded by House Gardener (original Kings of the Reach and seated at Highgarden). Their sigil was a green hand and they only offered membership to "those both virtuous and skilled in arms".
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Who is the strongest Paladin in Overlord?

According to Maruyama, someone from the Black Scripture would be regarded as the strongest paladin in the region. After that person would be a goblin from Enri's Goblin Paladin-Knight Squad and then Remedios Custodio.
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What rank is higher than a Paladin?

After many years of service and experience, the best knights are promoted to paladins, the pinnacle of the Brotherhood military. The next rank is senior knight, and finally, the leader of the order is the head knight.
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Who were the first five Paladins?

And so, Archbishop Alonsus Faol empowered the first five paladins - Uther, Gavinrad the Dire, Turalyon, Tirion Fordring and Saiden Dathrohan. More followed later.
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Is 40K 28 or 32mm?

1. 28mm Scale (1:56) 28mm scale is the most popular size for tabletop wargames and RPG miniatures. Games such as Warhammer 40K, Dungeons & Dragons, and Pathfinder use miniatures of this scale.
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What game takes 400 days to beat?

The game you're looking for is The Longing, a unique idle adventure where you play as a lonely underground creature tasked with waiting 400 real-world days for your king to awaken, exploring caves, reading, drawing, and decorating your home while the in-game timer ticks down even when you're not playing. It blends slow, time-based gameplay with exploration and narrative, allowing for different endings and ways to spend the immense waiting period. 
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What is a 2000 point army called?

There are now three main army sizes: Incursion (1,000 points), Strike Force (2,000 points), and Onslaught (3,000 points).
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Is all of 40k in the Milky Way?

Yes all of 40k as far as we know only takes place within the Milky Way. The warp is most likely a whole universe thing, but it may only be all Chaos'ey in our little corner of the Realm of Souls.
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Is Warhammer based on the Bible?

There is no Abrahamic creator god in the Warhammer 40k universe. We have a separate lore guide about Warhammer 40k's equivalent of Christmas which explains the massive gulf between Christian doctrine and the state religion of the Imperium of Mankind. The Emperor does have some qualities like the biblical Christ.
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Why can't chaos corrupt orks?

Orks have their own pantheon, and because their entire “society” is built on sheer unbreakable will Chaos can't really change that. The Eldar can and have become corrupted, but their historical experience with Chaos was so bad that they reformed their civilization to keep that from happening again.
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Why is 9 Tzeentch's number?

An excerpt from the works of the Chaos Sorcerer Ahriman explains much about the significance of Tzeentch's sacred number. Ahriman writes, "Nine is the number most sacred to the Changer of Ways. It is only upon tracing the ninth sigil that the runes of a change-scroll begin to glow, morphing into their true nature.
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Why is Slaanesh depicted as female?

Slaanesh is consistently depicted as male or female because of two things: 1) the connotations of sexual pleasures and hedonism that is inherent to Slaanesh (hard to be sexual with nothing to be sexual about); 2) Slaanesh revels in all pleasures, male or female or in between, to deny one group pleasure would be to ...
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