Alaitoc
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Alaitoc is an Eldar Craftworld known for its extensive use of Rangers. Related to this is the fact that Alaitoc is also a highly ordered Craftworld; in response many individuals choose instead the Path of the Outcast, becoming Rangers.
| Typical Warrior | Basic Data | Rune Symbol | |
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Name | Alaitoc | 
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| Meaning | unknown | ||
| Current location | Ultima Segmentum[2] | ||
| Main colours | Blue, yellow | ||
| Favoured unit | Rangers, Pathfinders[1] | ||
| Speciality | Killing from afar | ||
| Reputation | Puritanical | ||
| Main enemy | Imperium | ||
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Background
While all craftworlds make use of the highly efficient sniper Rangers, none field or produce more than Alaitoc. By their nature Alaitoc Rangers do not reside upon the Craftworld, but travel the galaxy. These rangers retain their loyalty to Alaitoc, returning to their craftworld on occasion. Aside from the regular Rangers, Alaitoc is also the only craftworld to field the highly skilled Rangers known as Pathfinders.[2] These highly trained snipers can cause havoc to the enemy. In times of need the Craftworld sometimes recalls their Rangers to contribute to Alaitoc's forces.[Needs Citation]
Livery
Alaitoc uses a sword symbol which represents the Sword of Vaul, the weapon forged for the Smith God's desperate battle against Khaine. It represents the defiance and determination of its people. Alaitoc is associated with the colour blue or with the combination of blue and yellow.[Needs Citation]
Invasion
Sometime in M41 Alaitoc would find itself invaded by the armies of the Imperium of Man, which had traced a flurry of Eldar Corsair attacks back to the Craftworld.[3][5]
Notable Individuals from Alaitoc
Sources
- 1: Codex: Craftworld Eldar (3rd Edition), [Needs Citation]
- 2: Codex: Eldar (4th Edition), [Needs Citation]
- 3: Path of the Warrior (Novel), [Needs Citation], pgs. 329-416
- 4: Codex: Eldar (3rd Edition) (1999), pg. 27
- 5: Path of the Seer (Novel), [Needs Citation]
Uncited
