Editing Clavessa Secundus (section)

== Other Xenos Races (Who are possibly not Parasites(possibly)) ==


'''Ork Warband, known as "Patchwerkz Krumpas":'''
This force, led by the legendary warboss Patchwerk, once posed a serious threat to the inhabitants of Clavessa Secundus, but after numerous engagements with local fauna, their numbers have been greatly diminished so they are biding their time, replenishing their forces and launching occasional raids on the other inhabitants of the system. They seem to have a sort of rivalry with local Tau forces, having stolen a number of "Crisis" Mech suits, which were later recovered by the Tau. In retaliation they retook the suits, enslaving the ones that had taken them and forcing them to work on projects unknown to the Imperium, but considering there is a Spacehulk in the sector that has its own incredibly nasty shitshow going for it, a vast majority of the Tau slaves end up there. To compensate for their relatively low numbers, the warband employs a great number of "Doks" which patch up the other orks after the battle, often with parts from their fallen, or in some cases still living comrades.

'''The Kabal of the Spiteful Shadow:'''
Led by Archon Onk'Ba'an, these Xenos often raid Clavessa Secundus. They seem to have taken interest into the local flora and fauna, although other than that their reasons are currently unknown. After discovering the role that the Clavessian Raptors play in the culture of the Flesh Lords, they have taken to targeting these war beasts, delighting in the suffering this causes the marines. Because of this the chapter has sworn to crush this Kabal wherever its forces appear, with the Kinless often taking to the field in full force when they are found. They favour a stealthy approach to close the distance between them and their foes, then engaging them in melee; this tactic has been unsuccessful with the forces of the Kinless however due to the savage nature of these death-seeking marines.

'''Craftworld Galad'hu:'''
This craftworld orbits an Eldar maiden world, acting as a sort of defensive moon. Unlike most craftworlds, in which most of the inhabitants gravitate towards a specific "path", Galad'hu homes a large number of outcasts due to a nearby webway gate; the believed reason for this is that it gives these wayward individuals a sense of purpose. They seem to have an incredibly high number of warriors compared to other craftworlds and employ large numbers of Striking Scorpions, in war they tend to defer to the leadership of the legendary spiritseer, Cait'saim. Their first encounter with the Imperium took place in M41, however there is evidence to suggest they fought the Tau Empire long before this point.

'''The "liberators" of Kor'avai (Clavessa):'''
A Tau scouting force that only recently entered the system to reinforce an earler, much smaller expedition that had come into contact with Craftworld Galad'hu, they found no survivors from the original force, and so have set about 'liberating' the system, with very little idea of the nature of its inhabitants, especially those of Clavessa Secundus. They are led by the Ethereal Or'la, who seeks to turn Clavessa Secundus into a thriving Tau colony, not understanding the difficulty of the task; and Shas'O Or, a much more ambitious individual who originally suggested the conquest and colonisation of Clavessa Secundus, unaware of the dangers it holds. In combat they specialise in Mont'ka, the killing blow, and utilise hybrid combat tactics, with both mobile armoured columns and more static, infantry-based gunlines. They have come into conflict with the Ork Warboss Patchwerk and his boys, who stole a set of Crisis Suits from them, and wears a coat and hat made from their skin. The Tau are horribly, horribly outclassed and the only Tau worth mentioning - as in, he isn't going to die horribly the instant anything bad happens - is the one lone warrior-caste survivor that is aboard the Space Hulk the Orks found. Every other Tau dies, either of depression because of how fucked they all are, or horribly to Orks, Genestealers, Chaos cultists and what could be described as "trees" - if it wasn't a incredibly deadly, nigh-invulnerable plant parasite.
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