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Shortly before [[Thirteenth Black Crusade]], the [[Word Bearers]] [[Dark Council]] of [[Sicarus]] prepared a massive offensive against the strategically important [[Boros Gate]] to pave way for [[Abaddon]]'s offensive. [[Ekodas]] and [[Marduk]] led a massive force of 13 [[Battleship]]s, 9,000 Word Bearers, and millions of [[Cultist]]s.{{Fn|1b}}
 
Shortly before [[Thirteenth Black Crusade]], the [[Word Bearers]] [[Dark Council]] of [[Sicarus]] prepared a massive offensive against the strategically important [[Boros Gate]] to pave way for [[Abaddon]]'s offensive. [[Ekodas]] and [[Marduk]] led a massive force of 13 [[Battleship]]s, 9,000 Word Bearers, and millions of [[Cultist]]s.{{Fn|1b}}
  
Using the [[Nexus Arrangement]] to unleash [[Daemon]]s and disrupt the [[Warp]], the Word Bearers assault on the Boros Gate initially devastated the defending [[White Consuls]] and [[Imperial Guard]], who called for reinforcements from the [[Grey Knights]]. However the attack was in truth a plan by [[Kor Phaeron]]'s [[The Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] under [[Ashkanez]] to purge the [[Legion]] of [[Erebus]] loyalists. Under attack from both [[Necron]]s under the [[Undying One]] seeking the Nexus Arrangement and Imperial forces, Marduk put down The Brotherhood's plot and escaped by using a [[Vortex Grenade]] to destroy the Nexus Arrangement and make sail for [[Sicarus]]. Before Marduk departed, he betrayed the Grand Apostle [[Ekodas]] in order to further his own influence, letting Ekodas die at the hands of the Grey Knights.{{Fn|1b}}
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Using the [[Nexus Arrangement]] to unleash [[Daemon]]s and disrupt the [[Warp]], the Word Bearers assault on the Boros Gate initially devastated the defending [[White Consuls]] and [[Imperial Guard]], who called for reinforcements from the [[Grey Knights]]. However the attack was in truth a plan by [[Kor Phaeron]]'s [[The Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] under [[Ashkanez]] to purge the [[Legion]] of [[Erebus]] loyalists. Under attack from both [[Necron]]s under the [[Undying One]] seeking the Nexus Arrangement and Imperial forces, Marduk put down The Brotherhood's plot and escaped by using a [[Vortex Grenade]] to destroy the Nexus Arrangement and make sail for [[Sicarus]]. With the artifact destroyed, the Grey Knights could finally enter [[Boros Prime]]'s orbit and turn the tide of the battle. Marduk then betrayed the Grand Apostle [[Ekodas]] in order to further his own influence, letting Ekodas die at the hands of the Grey Knights.{{Fn|1b}}
  
 
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Revision as of 05:40, 5 September 2018

The Battle of the Boros Gate was a battle fought by the Imperium and Word Bearers shortly before the 13th Black Crusade.

Shortly before Thirteenth Black Crusade, the Word Bearers Dark Council of Sicarus prepared a massive offensive against the strategically important Boros Gate to pave way for Abaddon's offensive. Ekodas and Marduk led a massive force of 13 Battleships, 9,000 Word Bearers, and millions of Cultists.[1b]

Using the Nexus Arrangement to unleash Daemons and disrupt the Warp, the Word Bearers assault on the Boros Gate initially devastated the defending White Consuls and Imperial Guard, who called for reinforcements from the Grey Knights. However the attack was in truth a plan by Kor Phaeron's Brotherhood under Ashkanez to purge the Legion of Erebus loyalists. Under attack from both Necrons under the Undying One seeking the Nexus Arrangement and Imperial forces, Marduk put down The Brotherhood's plot and escaped by using a Vortex Grenade to destroy the Nexus Arrangement and make sail for Sicarus. With the artifact destroyed, the Grey Knights could finally enter Boros Prime's orbit and turn the tide of the battle. Marduk then betrayed the Grand Apostle Ekodas in order to further his own influence, letting Ekodas die at the hands of the Grey Knights.[1b]

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