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− | + | The '''Occlusiad War''' also known simply as the '''Occlusiad''' was a major conflict in 550.[[M37]] on the [[Segmentum Obscurus|Northwestern Fringe]] of the [[Galaxy]] between the [[Imperium]] and a rogue [[Tech Priest]] known as the [[Blind King]].{{Fn|1}} | |
− | The '''Occlusiad War''' also known simply as the '''Occlusiad''' was a major conflict in 550.[[M37]] on the [[Segmentum | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
− | The Blind King and his fellow rogue Tech Priests, | + | The Blind King and his fellow rogue Tech Priests, the "Apostles of the Blind King", viewed humanity as an affront to the [[Omnissiah]]. Using artifacts from the [[Dark Age of Technology]], which allowed them to create supernovae from the hearts of living suns, they wiped entire constellations from existence in their quest to purge the outer Segmentum Obscurus. The war continued for a decade, until the [[Navigator]] Joyre Macran discovered the Blind King's palace-ship hidden in a fold of [[Warpspace]]. Macran then led the battleship ''[[Dominus Astra]]'' to the Blind King's location: the Tech Priest was killed in the ensuing battle, and his surviving Apostles were defeated soon afterwards.{{Fn|1}} |
− | The '''Battle of Bloodsteel''' was fought during the Occlusiad between the newly formed [[Dark Hunters]] Chapter and the [[Warpsmith]] [[Hilghar]], who employed [[Daemon Engine]]s and the corrupted [[Warlord Titan]] ''Repellus Maximal''.{{Fn|2}} | + | The '''Battle of Bloodsteel''' was fought during the Occlusiad between the newly formed [[Dark Hunters]] Chapter and the [[Warpsmith]] [[Hilghar]], who employed both [[Daemon Engine]]s and the corrupted [[Warlord Titan]] ''Repellus Maximal''.{{Fn|2}} |
− | It is known that the Blind King used in his army | + | It is known that the Blind King used an ancient medium-sized tank in his army, the secrets of which had been lost in the Dark Age of Technology. This tracked vehicle was equipped with remotely-operated weapon turrets, which were thought to be lost since the time of the [[Scouring]]. This tank outclassed many of the vehicles fielded by the Imperium against the Apostles of the Blind King.{{Fn|3}} |
==See Also== | ==See Also== |
Revision as of 15:21, 21 March 2018
The Occlusiad War also known simply as the Occlusiad was a major conflict in 550.M37 on the Northwestern Fringe of the Galaxy between the Imperium and a rogue Tech Priest known as the Blind King.[1]
Overview
The Blind King and his fellow rogue Tech Priests, the "Apostles of the Blind King", viewed humanity as an affront to the Omnissiah. Using artifacts from the Dark Age of Technology, which allowed them to create supernovae from the hearts of living suns, they wiped entire constellations from existence in their quest to purge the outer Segmentum Obscurus. The war continued for a decade, until the Navigator Joyre Macran discovered the Blind King's palace-ship hidden in a fold of Warpspace. Macran then led the battleship Dominus Astra to the Blind King's location: the Tech Priest was killed in the ensuing battle, and his surviving Apostles were defeated soon afterwards.[1]
The Battle of Bloodsteel was fought during the Occlusiad between the newly formed Dark Hunters Chapter and the Warpsmith Hilghar, who employed both Daemon Engines and the corrupted Warlord Titan Repellus Maximal.[2]
It is known that the Blind King used an ancient medium-sized tank in his army, the secrets of which had been lost in the Dark Age of Technology. This tracked vehicle was equipped with remotely-operated weapon turrets, which were thought to be lost since the time of the Scouring. This tank outclassed many of the vehicles fielded by the Imperium against the Apostles of the Blind King.[3]
See Also
Source
- 1: Warhammer 40,000 5th Edition Rulebook, pg. 125
- 2: Codex: Space Marines (6th Edition), pg. 39
- 3: Imperial Armour Volume Two - Second Edition: War Machines of the Adeptus Astartes, pg. 11