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===Mars Triumphant=== {{Topquote|With you anything can be achieved. United are we in purpose - endeavor then to never falter!|Kalkas Tygian, upon swearing in the First Hundredth.}} Mars was united on the surface, but laid divisive underneath a veneer of absolute loyalty to Fabricator-General and Emperor. The mechanisms in place to dethrone Kalkas were stalled utterly. To reproach him would challenge the might of the Emperor, who grew more powerful with every passing day. Worse than this, the Emperor appeared to be the Omnissiah made genuine. Though whispered in circles as usurper, no one could openly accuse him. Discontent was left to ferment underneath the surface of Mars without an avenue to vent. The only task that united Mars was in bringing together the Forgeworlds. It was time to call upon the expeditions sent out millennia ago. The Mechanicum was disorganized, barely centralized, and in need of firm leadership. Kalkas aimed to bring it together as one. Multiple Forgeworlds were provided with permanent additions to their Forges, the technology of the red planet subsuming outdated or lost machines in their sister foundries. Assembly lines churned out with greater efficiency than every before. A singular doctrine was proselytized above divergent sects, mirroring the views of Mars and Tygian himself. Peaceful integration became a hallmark of the Fabricator-Generals overall strategy. To those Forgeworlds too distant or theologically divergent, Kalkas was known as a reserved ruler. He only demanded a tithe in production be paid to Mars to provide proper arms to the Imperium, and that he was seen as the suzerain arbiter of religious matters. This would be the only contract made between the red planet and its sister-forges outside of the Segmentum Solar. To ask upon assistance would invite further sacrifices of autonomy. First would come the ''Logynods'', assemblies of the most pious individuals handpicked by Tygian himself. These individuals would both share knowledge and direct faith, but only act after being welcomed in. Tygian knew with the immensity of the stars, and the passage of time, not everyone would know the correct path. His aim always was to bring the lost towards understanding. An assembly of Magii from the first hundred Forgeworlds brought into contact with Mars was summoned. These became known as the '''Meeting of the First Hundredth''', as it brought together otherwise impossibly separate dominions together under a single ruler. Punctuating the month long talks was a surprise visit from the Emperor, who thanked all those who had arrived. To Kalkas, political power came second to proper devotion. Worship had to be monitored under his watchful gaze. This would be challenged soon enough. ====Military Campaigns==== '''827.M30 Liberation of Farilicen V'''. Taken over by the megalomaniac tyrant X-228, Farilicen grew to be an infamous state. Trading openly with Xenos for technology, the Forgeworld's Priesthood was shackled to their dictator's whims. Fabricator-General Kalkas Tygian personally led the assault upon X-228's realm, killing him after breaking apart his mockery Titans. The freed Priesthood renamed the world to Tygios in his honor. '''854.M30 Firestom of Duillal'''. The Forgeworld Duillal saw Mars as a tyrannical state with no place ruling over them. After requesting more aid from Mars to use against it, they welcomed a Logynod within their realm. Butchering the representatives from Mars, they attempted to form their own empire in rebellion. Zorr Yenser leads thirteen Titan Legions and elements of the [[War Scribes]] Legion in its extermination.
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