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'''Sanctuary 101''' was a [[Sisters of Battle]] Fortress-Convent in the Vidar Secton on the Eastern Fringes, and the location of the first battle between the Imperium and the Necrons. Unknown to the sisters their convent was actually built upon a Necron Tomb world, which at the time the Imperium didn't know was a thing. The sisters were caught with their panties down when the Crons woke up in 897.M41. The Sisters battled the Necrons but were defeated and slain to a (wo)man, the battle came to be known as the "Massacre at Sanctuary 101". Video picts from the battle only showed the sisters being slain by shadowed figures. While they couldn't make out the attackers, the recordings and battle itself were the Imperium's first solid evidence of the Necrons existence. | '''Sanctuary 101''' was a [[Sisters of Battle]] Fortress-Convent in the Vidar Secton on the Eastern Fringes, and the location of the first battle between the Imperium and the Necrons. Unknown to the sisters their convent was actually built upon a Necron Tomb world, which at the time the Imperium didn't know was a thing. The sisters were caught with their panties down when the Crons woke up in 897.M41. The Sisters battled the Necrons but were defeated and slain to a (wo)man, the battle came to be known as the "Massacre at Sanctuary 101". Though SPOILER ALERT if you count James Swallow's books as canon, there was a single survivor hiding in the desert. END SPOILERS Video picts from the battle only showed the sisters being slain by shadowed figures. While they couldn't make out the attackers, the recordings and battle itself were the Imperium's first solid evidence of the Necrons existence. | ||
Sanctuary 101 was based off a battle report debuting the Necrons when they were first released. As the Necrons won they subsequently wrote that the sisters were wiped out. | Sanctuary 101 was based off a battle report debuting the Necrons when they were first released. As the Necrons won they subsequently wrote that the sisters were wiped out. | ||
This battle is the first instance of the Sisters of Battle being killed | This battle is the first instance of the Sisters of Battle being killed en mass, and arguably the start of the trend. Unlike every other instance of it however it was not intended. The report took place back in the days of [[your dudes]], when the outcome of battles could actually have a dynamic affect on some portions of the fluff. Having all the sisters wiped out was simply a consequence of losing to the original Necrons, who were omnicidal killing machines, rather then the sick and cruel joke that its become. | ||
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[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]] | [[Category:Warhammer 40,000]] | ||
[[Category:Sisters of Battle]] | [[Category:Sisters of Battle]] |
Revision as of 03:28, 2 August 2014
Sanctuary 101 was a Sisters of Battle Fortress-Convent in the Vidar Secton on the Eastern Fringes, and the location of the first battle between the Imperium and the Necrons. Unknown to the sisters their convent was actually built upon a Necron Tomb world, which at the time the Imperium didn't know was a thing. The sisters were caught with their panties down when the Crons woke up in 897.M41. The Sisters battled the Necrons but were defeated and slain to a (wo)man, the battle came to be known as the "Massacre at Sanctuary 101". Though SPOILER ALERT if you count James Swallow's books as canon, there was a single survivor hiding in the desert. END SPOILERS Video picts from the battle only showed the sisters being slain by shadowed figures. While they couldn't make out the attackers, the recordings and battle itself were the Imperium's first solid evidence of the Necrons existence.
Sanctuary 101 was based off a battle report debuting the Necrons when they were first released. As the Necrons won they subsequently wrote that the sisters were wiped out. This battle is the first instance of the Sisters of Battle being killed en mass, and arguably the start of the trend. Unlike every other instance of it however it was not intended. The report took place back in the days of your dudes, when the outcome of battles could actually have a dynamic affect on some portions of the fluff. Having all the sisters wiped out was simply a consequence of losing to the original Necrons, who were omnicidal killing machines, rather then the sick and cruel joke that its become.