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 The Imperial Hellhounds are a chapter made up of lost Luna Wolves and Warhounds legionaries. They number approximately 396 space marines. Non-space marine crew estimates are hard to pinpoint because of the chapter’s secretive nature. The chapter is primarily fleet based. This is done both as a method to ensure they are able to respond quickly and to minimize the surveillance done by the Imperium. However, one world remains under guard by the Imperial Hellhounds: Istvaan III. By orders of Roboute Guilliman, the Imperial Hellhounds are only permitted a limit of exactly four hundred Astartes because of their relations to the Black Legion and World Eaters. The chapter is also under watch by the Adeptus Custodes. However, the Custodes were put on guard not by Guilliman, but by their own doing. That task would have originally been taken by the Ultramarines. The time of their founding is unknown. 

 During a period of the Great Crusade that has been roughly placed as being near 844.M30; two companies from the Luna Wolves and a company from the Warhounds legion had disappeared during a mission to a planet named “Karhald”. The mission was to investigate disturbances near the edge of known space and to quell resistance on the planet. However, as both legions traveled to their destination, a warp storm occurred, sending the ships crashing into a planet that has been named by Pethan Edantos as the world of “Peace”. The two legions would be found accidentally by Inquisitor Marian Antonio, who would raise alarm to the Inquisition and Mechanicus indicating that she had found two traitor legions from the Great Crusade claiming to be loyalists. Once word reached the Inquisition, they would order the planet to be locked down while calling for the Adeptus Mechanicus to begin testing on the two legions gene seed. After two weeks of repeated medical evaluations, genetors of the Adeptus Mechanicus concluded that these space marines were indeed, remnants of the Luna Wolves and Warhounds. The Inquisition ordered the legions to be destroyed and all records erased. Two of the reasons being that the legions had been repeatedly exposed to the warp. The other was because of their relations to the traitor legions. Unknown at the time though, news of the founding of the two lost legions had reached Mars, leading to Belisarius Cawl being notified. He would devise a lie by saying that the planet had possibly been a site of a long lost STC from the Great Crusade. Once the lie had reached through the Inquisition, Cawl would have a certain amount of time before the legions were annihilated. 

 Cawl would go on to contact the Primarch of the Ultramarines, Roboute Guilliman. He informed him that lost legionaries from the Luna Wolves and Warhounds legions had been found. When the message had first been received, Guilliman would deny the findings as, “mad ramblings” from a member of the Ordo Hereticus. Later though, he would discover that this was not the case. Guilliman would then take his flagship, ‘Macragge’s Honor’ and fly it to the planet. The Inquisition learned of this, and would plead that Guilliman destroy the two legions. He denied their request and went regardless. After ordering Cawl to conduct personal studies of the gene seed, the tests were positive. Guilliman had also been notified that the Adeptus Custodes were on their way to the world for reasons not given. Belisarius Cawl spoke to the primarch, trying to convince him of how the legionaries could be of use to the Imperium. Guilliman would say no to the tech-priest, claiming the fact that the two legions pose a potential risk to the Imperium. Cawl would inform Guilliman that while the two legions were indeed a possible danger, it would be foolish to destroy the valuable technology and manpower. The tech-priest would also go on to state the fact that the Adeptus Custodes were being sent to the world, meaning that these two legions were possibly of greater significance. The primarch was left with a choice: destroy the two legions at the risk of losing the technology and angering the Adeptus Custodes. The second being to accept them into the Imperium, bringing much needed aid. He never spoke as to what decision he would make, instead the primarch would take a thunder hawk gunship to the world. The battle barge, ‘Eye of the eagle.’ held all Five hundred Eighty eight space marines from both legions.The primarch had previously ordered them into the ship so that there could be a much safer method of containing any sort of conflict. His ship landed in the hangar bay of the battle barge. With him were his personal guard, a few members of the Adeptus Custodes and Sisters of Silence. Once he left the safety of the craft, his eyes were greeted by the once lost and forgotten sons of the Imperium. All perfectly ordered into lines. Every single one bore armor from the second, and third armor variants. In a swift fashion, they knelt before him.