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==Background==
==Background==


When the [[Iron Rangers]] first reported that they had encountered unusually strong Ork resistance in the Ullates Sector, little was said of it in the busy planning rooms of the Great Crusade.  However, follow-up reports explaining that the Rangers had been held up by the Orks for several months and that they had found Orks under the same banner in the neighboring Endia and Bhusan sectors drew the attention of the Emperor himselfReports from Rogue Traders and Explorators in neighboring sectors were carefully scrutinized.  As the Imperium became aware of the full scale of Khork's dominion, [[Rogerius Merrill]] was summoned to the world of Komencante, to meet with the Emperor and the Primarchs Hektor and [[Alexandri of Rosskar]].  No reprimand of the Iron Rangers was madeInstead the four settled down to plan a great campaign to destroy Ullanor.
[[Rogue Traders (Hektor Heresy)|Rogue Traders]] had discovered the Ullanor Empire early in the second century of the [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)|Great Crusade]] and the Imperium slowly became aware of the scale of the threatAlthough the War Council considered devoting forces to roll back Waaagh!s led by [[Khork, the Megaboss of Ullanor|Khork's]] lieutenants, the demands of the Ruavu Grun Xenocide - not to mention wars in other Segmentums - ruled out the kind of offensive that would be required to break the power of Ullanor.
 
Instead, the Imperium endured decades of what [[Gufarnus Altmakar]] called a "loathsome stalemate"Orkish Waaagh!s regularly emanated from the fortress-worlds of Ullanor, but Altmakar kept massive [[Imperial Army (Hektor Heresy)|Imperial Army]] forces on hand to contain and repel the greenskins.  After the death of the Father of the Army, keeping watch against the Orks fell to [[Alexandri of Rosskar]], who had assumed the title of Regent while the Emperor led the final crusade against the Ruavu GrunAlexandri began to deploy his own [[Silver Cataphracts]] in anti-Orkish operations, believing that any Ork who escaped was one who would have to be defeated once again.

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Ullanor Crusade
Date 994.M30 to 000.M31
Scale multiple sectors
Theatre Ullanor Empire
Status Decisive Imperial Victory
Belligerents
Imperium of Mankind Orks
Commanders and Leaders
The Emperor of Mankind
Hektor Cincinnatus
Khork, the Megaboss of Ullanor
Strength
multiple Expedition Fleets billions of boyz
Losses
heavy uncountable
Outcome
Main strength of the Ullanor Empire broken
This article is about a battle in the /tg/ Heresy project, a fan re-working of the Warhammer 40k universe.

The Ullanor Crusade was a military campaign in the Great Crusade. Under the command of the Emperor and Hektor Cincinnatus, forces of the Imperium destroyed the largest Ork Empire in the Galaxy, eliminating the last great threat to humanity.

Background

Rogue Traders had discovered the Ullanor Empire early in the second century of the Great Crusade and the Imperium slowly became aware of the scale of the threat. Although the War Council considered devoting forces to roll back Waaagh!s led by Khork's lieutenants, the demands of the Ruavu Grun Xenocide - not to mention wars in other Segmentums - ruled out the kind of offensive that would be required to break the power of Ullanor.

Instead, the Imperium endured decades of what Gufarnus Altmakar called a "loathsome stalemate". Orkish Waaagh!s regularly emanated from the fortress-worlds of Ullanor, but Altmakar kept massive Imperial Army forces on hand to contain and repel the greenskins. After the death of the Father of the Army, keeping watch against the Orks fell to Alexandri of Rosskar, who had assumed the title of Regent while the Emperor led the final crusade against the Ruavu Grun. Alexandri began to deploy his own Silver Cataphracts in anti-Orkish operations, believing that any Ork who escaped was one who would have to be defeated once again.