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Eye of Terror

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[[Image:Warhammer40k_galaxy_map.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The Eye of Terror is the swirling purple vortex of doom... see, it's purple because Eldar are faggots. On another note, I direct your attention to the Centaurus arm, see it? No really do you? Why aren't you [[RAGE|RAGING]]?]]

The '''Eye of Terror''' light years-wide black hole of chaotic psychic energy that is also the largest dimensional vortex between the [[Warp]] to the Materium and the birthplace of [[Slaanesh]], created from the entire Eldar race's collective unconscious when they participated in a mass psychic resonance of galactic proportions (in layman's terms: [[Anal Circumference|They fuck-orgied each other so much all their orgasms merged into a living God Of Rape that ripped open a massive asshole into the very fabric of spacetime itself.]] Yes it is as hot as it sounds.)

The creation of this galactic laceration killed off the mass majority of the species, with any planets that remain being utterly fucked beyond comprehension after the Birth of Slaanesh. As a result the rest of the Eldar are living on Craftworlds or faraway planets, save for the [[Dark Eldar|BDSM addicts]] who are living inside the [[Webway]]. Currently, the Eye of Terror is home to the [[heresy|traitor]] [[Chaos Space Marines|legions]], most of the surviving [[Primarchs]] and some unlucky Eldar who still live despite the fall (but more often than not in eternal rape). According to the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] 8th Edition Daemons of Chaos army book, the Eye of Terror connects to the same Warp as Fantasy.

It seems in certain fluff, the Eye of Terror was named Cygnus x-1.

==[[What it's like]] in there==
Inside the Eye of Terror, nearly all is subject to the nutty whims of the Chaos Gods and their daemons. What this means is ANYTHING is possible inside this weird vortex. (And not possible, hey it's chaos after all!) So you have worlds in constant fluxes of change; worlds of decay where everything is kept horribly alive somehow; worlds of crystal lit from within by witchfires; and worlds made entirely from the bodies of slaves all merged and molded together... and again, somehow kept alive! It is literally a living physical hell, and any normal person going in without [[Call of Cthulhu|sanity checks]] will have their brains imploded. There are no maps or regions in this place - just the constant shifting battle-lines as the gods, daemons and their mortal followers battle to claim the worlds for their own.

As mentioned above, a lot of the worlds in the Eye of Terror were the old Eldar homeworlds, now referred to as the Crone worlds. There are lots of goodies still stashed away on these worlds and up for grabs, if you don't mind risking your eternal soul. Despite this, the Eldar (and other individuals cough inquisitors cough) make the risky journey into the eye to acquire some loot, but most end up being corrupted or [[Chaos Spawn|usually much worse.]]

Despite it being an endless tempest of raw eldritch power in the very fabric of physical creation, home to some of the most powerful and brutal warriors in the [[41st millennium|setting]], it still does not deter or even frighten the [[Ollanius Pius|Balls-of-Steel]] [[Imperial Guard|Imperial Guardsmen]]. This is because of the Cadian Gate.

==The Cadian Gate?==
Yes, the Cadian Gate.

Y'know how in those war movies, there's that one part where the soldiers are all hanging out partying before the shit hits the fan and they're pressed into service? That's kinda what the Cadian Gate is like to the Eye of Terror. Named after the [[Cadia|planet]] nearest to it, the Cadian Gate is the most stable region around the Eye of Terror owing to the fact that [[Necron|large, strange artifacts of ancient alien design]] are found all over Cadia and its neighbouring planets. Because of its location in the Eye and because it's the only place not constantly fucked with Warp storms, Cadia (and indeed the entire Cadian Gate) is an enormous flash wherein the Chaos Legions raid the Imperium from their Daemon worlds - [[Creed|only to be completely and utterly WTFPWN3D in an ambush by 100 Baneblades and 75 Imperator Titans hiding behind a lamppost]], the biggest of which happened during the Black Crusades.

===The Black Crusades===
There have been 13 of them in total led by a [[Abaddon|certain armless failure]]. Despite his title and the jeering of /tg/ or the retconning of GW, the last Black Crusade managed to really fuck things up - not just for the Imperium, but for EVERY SINGLE FACTION INVOLVED! Chaos Legions splintered and broke off, Guard regiments and Space Marine chapters turned renegade, Warp storms swept the area, Orks are WAAAAGH-ing all over the place (most often against themselves), Tyranids are <s>going on feeding frenzies</s> reeling from the Chaos fallout and [[Hive Fleet Kraken|other crazy shit]]. Serious! Check the numbers from the Eye of Terror campaign and the Disorder forces actually won it. Cadia itself got massively fucked up.

The Disorder forces, however, got creamed in the specialist games, resulting in the Imperial Navy (and the fucking OP Necrons and Eldar) shoving it's metal cock up Abaddon's ass.

==Known worlds in the Eye of Terror==

* Belial IV: An Eldar crone world, it was one of the capital worlds of the old Eldar empire. Now it is a ghostly shell but rumoured to still house countless Eldar treasures....which of course is the perfect line to have a constant string of the elf-y bastards trying to loot the place without getting their [[Anal Circumference|assholes ripped apart in 11 dimensions by Slaanesh]].

* Medrengard: The Iron Warriors homeworld in the Eye of Terror. It is basically one big city in constant industrial motion. It is here Perturabo sulks eternally, annoyed his playmate Rogal was silly enough to get himself killed.

* Bubonicus: A daemon world owned by a daemon prince of the same name in service to Nurgle. Visions of this place give psykers across the Imperium terrible <strike>taco-shits</strike> nightmares that probably have some sort of plague mixed in as a bonus.

* Sortiarius, the Planet of the Sorcerers: The world given by Tzeentch to Magnus the Red and the Thousand Sons as their new homeworld after the end of the Horus Heresy. It is a world wrecked by warp storms and with towers thrusting out of the crust of the planet. Magnus mostly stays on the planet in his tower with a big eye on it, which is totally not ripping off Sauron, and plans his legion's campaigns <s>against the Imperium</s> for getting more books to nerd out. UPDATE: No longer in the Eye, because Magnus pulled it into real space. JUST AS PLANNED!

* Plague Planet: The generically named world of Mortarion.

* Oliensis: Devoted to Slaanesh, the entire planet is actually a [[neckbeard|colossal, morbidly obese man curled into a fetal position]]. The planet itself will eat you like a Dorito if you try to start shit there, as an [[Judged|unfortunate Space Marine chapter]] found out during a [[Abyssal Crusade|totally fun company-sponsored vacation trip]]. Home of the [[Noise Marines]].

* Xana: the first and the biggest of the Dark Mechanicus Hellforges, and the primary place where traitors go to get new ships, tanks, daemon engines, armor, guns and bolts to shoot at loyalist scum and each other. Unlike most other Hellforges that were normal daemon-worlds until DarkMechs colonized them Xana used to be a Forgeworld before the Heresy, and get teleported into the Eye after the Heresy failed in pretty much reverse of the ritual that Magnus used later to teleport Sortarius out.

==Important Personages in the Eye of Terror==

* Chaos Gods - You can't get higher then the arch-dukes of evil themselves. They each claim the worlds of the Eye as their own and spend every second warring to gain control of them, like supervillains trying to outdo each other in world-conquering plots. Khorne's plots focus on [[Exterminatus|slaughtering everyone off each planet]]. Slaanesh tries to recreate his super dick move orgasm attack to take over worlds by [[Anal Circumference|overloading the inhabitants' very own metaphysical assholes into impossible geometries that would make Euclid's brain asplode]]. Tzeentch tries to use his [[Just As Planned|clever plots]] and [[Tomb of Horrors|elaborate deathtraps]] to take over, even if [[Abaddon|Failbaddon the Armless]] is the most frequent victim of such elaborate superdickery. Nurgle just prefers to wait patiently for everything to wear out and rot everything away - good for him, not for anyone else.

* Daemon Primarchs - Each a major or at least legendary player in the Eye, some of the traitor Primarchs have their own worlds while others head the efforts of the different Chaos Gods to claim more for themselves. Because each traitor Primarch is nuttier then a fruitcake by now, they each have different, diverse reasons for warring in the Eye for control.

* Angron - He just wants to kill and rage, as the nails in his daemon-brain make him ever crazier with each passing aeon and his only relief from the rage is MOAR RAGE. Giving worlds to Khorne is just a bonus.

* Fulgrim - No one knows where the fuck he OR his ultimate pleasure world/palace is, but it gives relentless [[Promotions|incentive]] for other traitors to find it. Abaddon met with him on a different planet, so he does get out sometimes, but it's probably pretty rare. After all, with a planet that's supposedly the ultimate pleasure planet, why would anyone want to leave it? Confirmed to have responding to Roboute getting back up by ''pouting''. Fucking '''weak''' man.

* Magnus the Red - He rarely leaves his private tower, but he theoretically constantly aids in Tzeentch's vast plans to conquer everything and sometimes comes out to beat up [[Space Wolves]]. /tg/ likes to joke that he spends most of the time screaming [[Just As Planned]] every time he manages to accomplish common household tasks like dusting the blinds or pouring hellmilk over his daemon-cereal, just to massage his fragile ego after the monumental fuckups his plans seem to keep running into.

* Mortarion - Has his own sweet planet, which he made into a home from home. Like most of the others, he rarely leaves his private quarters, in case his presence makes the plot edge forward. Oh, and the last time he left his planet, a [[Kaldor Draigo|certain someone]] graffiti'd his heart. Change, after all, is anathema to a Nurgalite. Plus, well... would ''you'' invite someone whose B.O. could devastate an entire world without him lifting a finger to your [[Black Crusade|little party]]? [[Typhus]] canonically despises Mortarion for just sitting in his planet and never doing anything.

* Konrad, Horus and Alpharius (maybe) - Too dead to bother with looting and conquering. Jury's still out on Omegon.

* Lorgar - He is meditating. Which he has done for thousands of years. Because Chaos likes to fuck around and give its enemies too many chances. Easily the laziest primarch, and the one with the least excuses for it.

* Perturabo - Mostly stays sulking on his private planet because his sore mood prevents him from getting down to the hard and heavy of fighting. Occasionally he gets off his couch to devastate a Forge World or two.

* Abaddon the Despoiler - Jokes about his incompetence aside, Abaddon didn't get to be the Warmaster of the Black Legion for nothing. If your force runs into his in the Eye, it's probably in your best interest to either submit to the Legion and be subsumed, or run for the hills and pray to your evil gods he's got [[Cadia|something better to do]].

* Fabius Bile - A key player in the Eye, as he produces clone warriors for the traitor legions to boost their ranks and seeks ways to further improve on their genes. Such biological evil pleases Slaanesh immensely.

==Gathering Storm==
During the Gathering Storm the Eye of Terror changed dramaarically. It started with [[Belisarius Cawl]] realizing what the [[Cadian Pylons]] actually did, so he rushed to Cadia to help. [[Trazyn the Infinite]] then rocked up, and helped Cawl try and close it. It started to close, but Failbaddon decided to crash a [[Blackstone Fortress]] into Cadia, which destroyed the pylons and allowed the Eye to expand to the point that it enveloped Cadia.

==See Also==
*[[Chaos]]
*[[Chaos Space Marines]]

[[Category:Chaos]] [[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]

Titan Legion Creation Tables

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'''(Under Construction)'''
Another work inspired by [[Fantasy Flight Games]]' [[Deathwatch]] Role-playing Game's [[Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables]], these are another /tg/ homebrew but made for the purpose of creating your own custom [[Adeptus Titanicus | Legion of God-Machines]], history, deeds, and all. Unlike the other Creation Tables present below, these were over halfway-finished and then abandoned in incomplete form, where they languished for years in a forgotten archived thread. Now they rise to the surface through [[8chan]] like newly uncovered [[Standard Template Construct | STC]] fragments, free from obscurity. As it was unfinished, however, the generator is in deep need of further edits and additions.

== Engines of the Legio & Lupus Primus ==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |What is the Mainstay Engine of the Titan Legio? (1d100)
|-
| [[Warhound Scout Titan | Warhound Pattern]]
| 1-9
|-
| [[Reaver Battle Titan | Reaver Pattern]]
| 10-19
|-
| [[Warlord Battle Titan | Warlord Pattern]]
| 20-29
|-
| Death-Bringer Pattern
| 30-39
|-
| Eclipse Pattern
| 40-49
|-
| Mars-Alpha Pattern
| 50-59
|-
| Nemesis Pattern
| 60-69
|-
| Nightgaunt Pattern
| 70-79
|-
| [[Imperator Battle Titan | Imperator Pattern]]
| 80-89
|-
| Warmonger Pattern
| 90-100
|-
|}

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |First and Lead Engine of the Legio (1d100)
|-
| Warhound Pattern
| 1-9
|-
| Reaver Pattern
| 10-19
|-
| Warlord Pattern
| 20-29
|-
| Death-Bringer Pattern
| 30-39
|-
| Eclipse Pattern
| 40-49
|-
| Mars-Alpha Pattern
| 50-59
|-
| Nemesis Pattern
| 60-69
|-
| Nightgaunt Pattern
| 70-79
|-
| [[Imperator Battle Titan | Imperator Pattern]]
| 80-89
|-
| Warmonger Pattern
| 90-100
|-
|}

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Deeds of Legend of the First Engine ("1d100")
|-
| 01-25
| This Engine is remembered as the bane of the Orks, laying waste to whole Empires and countless Gargants and Stompas to such an extent that its name is known to the vile greenskins even to this day.
|-
| 26-50
| This Engine is a stalwart enemy of the servants of Chaos, and laid low a Daemonically Possessed Titan of one of the Traitor Titan Legios in glory.
|-
| 51-70
| This Engine was at the forefront of a glorious crusade deep into uncharted regions, defeating countless foes and bringing an entire sector back into the light of the God-Emperor.
|-
| 71-85
| This Engine fought against the Eldar and destroyed several of their own Titans, leaving a mark so deep that to this day it still sung of by the Eldar as they seek vengeance against the Legio.
|-
| 86-95
| This Engine led the Legio against a minor Xenos Race, destroying it so utterly that centuries later only the Legio remembers its name.
|-
| 96-100
| This Engine is a relic of the most ancient days, dating back to before the Heresy even if the Titan Legio itself was founded much later. It fought under the eye of the God-Emperor Himself in some mighty battle during the Great Crusade, and the Machine Spirit still remembers the touch of the God-Emperor's light and His fury in battle.
|-
|}

== Origins of the Legio ==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Legio Homeworld (1d100)
|-
|1-10
|Armory World - Amongst the Forge Worlds of the Adeptus Mechanicus, a rare few gain renown as masters of the forge. Whether they produce Land Raiders or bolters, these Armory worlds are renowned for the quality and quantity of their production. The establishment of a Titan Legio is a moment of great pride.
|-
| 11-20
| Forge Altar - Even amongst the ranks of the Forge Worlds, this world stands out for its devotion to the Omnissiah. The esoteric symbols of the Cult Mechanicus infuse all its creations, from the lowliest powercell to the mightiest Titan. The tech-priests blessed to service these awe-inspiring creations are all the more attentive to their devices.
|-
| 21-30
| War World - The 41st Millennium is a time of war, and not even Forge Worlds are free from it. Despite formidable defenses and nigh-unlimited resources, this for is embroiled in a war for its very survival. Yet even so, the Imperium's demands must be met, lest other worlds fall. A Titan Legio from a War World is made up of battle-tested Titans.
|-
| 31-40
| Manufactorum - The millions of worlds of the Imperium rely upon the Adeptus Mechanicus, and this Forge World is one of the most important. A tremendous variety and quantity of the technologies that hold the Imperium together are produced on this world, but such prodigious production means that less of their production capacity is a dire blow to the Imperium.
|-
| 41-50
|Shipyard - Focused on the complex and secretive art of shipbuilding, it is rare but not unheard of for forges of this sort to turn their arts to the construction of Titans. With their intimate knowledge of void shielding and fusion plants, they can produce Titans with similar enhancements.
|-
| 51-60
| Silent Forge - Insular and isolated, this forge has little to do with the Imperium as possible. Its masters foresee a time of great disaster and failure, and devote the vast majority of their resources to preparing for the coming fall. When a Titan Legio is torn away from this Word World's selfish grasp, its begrudging warriors are as self-reliant as possible.
|-
| 61-70
|Ghost Forge - A terrific cataclysm has befallen this forge. Whether by accident or design, it's manufactories have fallen silent, powerplants glow no more, and its people have turned from the Omnissiah. The unfortunate Legio to originate from this world is cut off from its home, unable to leverage its once terrific resources in their isolation.
|-
| 71-80
| Primeval Forge - Without the resources of the Primeval Forges, the Adeptus Mechanicus would be entirely unable to function. Not simply mining worlds of the Imperium, Primeval Forges are responsible for the extraction and processing of rare elements and trans-phasic substances required in the production of some of the most ancient weapons in the galaxy.
|-
| 81-90
| Datahive - Extremely rare and nigh-legendary, a datahive is a Forge World devoted entirely to the collection and analyzation of data. On those rare occasions when a Titan Legio is established upon a datahive, they are invariably equipped with immense and comprehensive databases on the foes of mankind from those long-dead tomes.
|-
| 91-99
| Arsenal World - The wars of the Imperium require vasts amounts of materiel, and it is the Arsenal Worlds which produce them. These forges are key and critical parts of the Munitorum's vast logistics chain, supplying everything from engine grease to bolter shells to Vortex torpedoes. With such massive foundries at their command, the Titan Legio is never at a loss for fresh ammunition.
|-
| 100
| Antiquary World - The Adeptus Mechanicus is a millenia-old empire, spanning hundreds of thousands of worlds throughout the galaxy, and privy to uncounted secrets of the distant past. Some worlds ruled by the Mechanicus are repositories of that past, charged with safekeeping of the most ancient and mysterious relics of the Dark Age of Technology.
|-
|}

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Legio Age (1d10)
|-
| 1
| [[Age of Strife]] - Deep within the abyss of time, this Legio was founded by the proto-Mechanicum to defend its far-flung colonies.
|-
| 2
| The [[Great Crusade]] - In the wake of the signing of the Treaty of Olympus, the Legios of Mars are unleashed at the Emperor's command. This Legio was created at the behest of the Emperor, in order to meet the needs of the Great Crusade.
|-
| 3
| The [[Horus Heresy]] - The Horus Heresy devastates the Mechanicum, as Forge Worlds throughout the galaxy are forced to choose a side. Your Legio was born in that chaotic time, a Loyalist offshoot of some long-dead heresy.
|-
| 4
| [[Forging | The Forging]] - Following the death of Horus, long centuries pass as the Imperium rebuilds itself. This Legio was established in order to aid the reconquest of the galaxy.
|-
| 5
| The [[Nova Terra Interregnum]] - The dark age of the Nova Terra Interregnum saw the Cult Mechanicus cleft in twain as the Moirae Schism rocked its own stability.
|-
| 6
| [[Age of Apostasy | The Sanction of Vandire]] - Declaring its independence from the corrupt and mad rule of Goge Vandire, the Adeptus Mechanicus rearmed its defenses.
|-
| 7
| Age of Rebirth - As the Imperium prospered, so too did the Adeptus Mechanicus.
|-
| 8
| [[Waning | Crusades of the Fringe]] - Long and bloody, the crusades of the fringe consume billions of lives and trillions of tonnes of materiel. Founded to sustain a long and difficult crusade, this Legio has fought with honor and won much glory alongside the Imperium's greatest heroes.
|-
| 9
| Tides of the Outer Dark - The rise of powerful new xenos threats in the fringes of the Imperium forces the Mechanicus to respond.
|-
| 10
| [[Time of Ending | Newly Forged]] - As the 41st Millenium draws to a close, the might of the Imperium is strained to the breaking point. This Legio was founded to stem the tide.
|-
|}

==Power of the Legio==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Strength (1d10)
|-
| 1
| Sole Survivor - Failure. The Legio has been reduced to a single engine.
|-
| 2
| Decimated - Defeat has dogged the Legio, exacting a terrible toll in engines and crews. It has been decimated, reduced to a shadow of its former self.
|-
| 3-4
| Under Strength - The Legio's victory has come with terrible costs.
|-
| 5-7
| Half Strength - Scarred by war, the legion grows tighter.
|-
| 8
| Battle Damaged - The costs of war have taken their toll on the Legio, but the value of the experience gained is incalculable.
|-
| 9
| Full Strength - The Legio stands ready for battle (50 Titans).
|-
| 10
| Over Strength - This Titan Legion has grown strong over the centuries as replacements have outpaced losses.
|-
|}

==Deeds of the Legio==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Deeds of Note (1d10)
|-
| 1
| Victorious Campaign - Victory! Your Legio was critical to the success of an Imperial crusade.
|-
| 2
| Unending War - The long war continues unabated, despite the firepower of your god-machines. The forces of the enemy, led by an uncharacteristically brilliant warlord, continue to grind down the forces of the Imperium.
|-
| 3
| Destroyer of Daemons - This Legio has laid low a Daemonically Possessed Titan of one of the Traitor Titan Legios.
|-
| 4
| Forlorn Hope - In the last moments, your Legio stood proud in the midst of defeat, buying time for Imperial reorganization.
|-
| 5
| Last Stand - Beset on all sides, your Legio survived a desperate last stand when all other Imperial forces had fallen.
|-
| 6
| Lost in the Warp - For untold centuries, you were deemed lost to the warp, until suddenly you reappeared and joined battle without a moment's hesitation.
|-
| 7
| Champion Slain - A mighty warlord renowned and feared by the forces of the Imperium was finally brought down by your Legio.
|-
| 8
| Failure and Despair - The forces of the Imperium have been shamed! And the Legio played its part. Your stratagems were weak, you princeps inefficient, your Titans found wanting. The enemies of Mankind know your weakness, and to complete their humiliation, hunt you throughout the galaxy.
|-
| 9
| Service at the Gate - In centuries of service, your Legio has faced down the Great Enemy at the Cadian Gate and won.
|-
| 10
| Overwhelming Victory - The forces of the Imperium have triumphed! The Legio has covered itself in glory, becoming renowned across the Imperium for its role in conquering a terrible foe. Your princeps are vetted from Sol to Constantium, and your Titans have oath-bonds from the grateful powers of mankind.
|-
|}

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Trophies (1d10)
|-
| 1
| Head of the Waaagh - The might of an Ork Waaagh was shattered by the might of your Legio's Titans, and the head of the Warboss remains a treasured icon of the power of the Omnissiah.
|-
| 2
| Scars of Behemoth - Your Titans were scarred by the massive chitin claws and biological acid of the Bio-Titans of Hive Fleet Behemoth, whom you faced directly in battle.
|-
| 3
| Icon of the Cadian Gate - The forces of Chaos hate and despise your Legio for foiling a major attack during one of their horrendous Black Crusades.
|-
| 4
| Xenos Helm - A vile xenos race faced your Legio and was found wanting. Their might was broken against your strength, and their race shattered into oblivion.
|-
| 5
| Shattered Blade - At the height of battle against the full force of the Eldar, your Titan shattered the blade of their mightiest Titan against its god-machine hide, suffering no damage in the slightest.
|-
| 6
| Monolithic Ruin - The ruins of a world long dead are the only monument to your Legio's passing. The allies of yours during these battles substitute the word massacre for your Legio's name.
|-
| 7
| Twisted Drive Chain - Over the ages, your Legio has slain countless armoured vehicles and enemy titans on the field of battle.
|-
| 8
| Broken Monument - The crushing power of your Legio has reduced whole cities or worlds to ruination, shattering their fortresses like they were little more than meat under the weight of your Titans.
|-
| 9
| Crusader's Banner - Your Legio was at the vanguard of an Imperial Crusade, serving as a beacon of glory and a spearhead of massacres. They won many honors for their actions.
|-
| 10
| Blessing of the Emperor - Your Legio has fought closely alongside the Astarte of the God-Emperor in the forefront of battle, turning the tide in their favour and carrying the day to victory.
|-
|}

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Failures (1d10)
|-
| 1
| Excommunicate Traitorus - Your Legio has the blackest stain; at some point in its past, it raised its hand to the Imperium. Echoes of that treason echo still in the Mind Impulse Units of your most ancient war machines, a constant threat and lure.
|-
| 2
| The Triumph of the Flesh - Tyranids consumed a world under your protection, the failure to keep the planet safe is forever a stain on your Legio's honor.
|-
| 3
| Graceful Slaying - You were driven from the field of battle by the forces of the Eldar.
|-
| 4
| Machine Unbound - Your Legio suffered defeat at the hands of the Tau and their foul Techno-Sorcery.
|-
| 5
| Fallen City - The Legio has a reputation for destruction and woe, destroying whole hives in its drive to destroy the enemy.
|-
| 6
| Old Sins Die Hard - The forces of the Dark Mechanicus have survived your wrath and fled with their machines intact, leaving a dark mark of shame on your Titan's.
|-
| 7
| Failings of Man - The incompetency of an Imperial Guard general cost your Legio dearly, but his connections laid the blame on your servos to carry for all time.
|-
| 8
| Vainglorious Pride - The Legio's stubbornness caused the failure of a great battle, costing the Imperium dearly in doing so.
|-
| 9
| Curse of the Machine - Some flaw within the Forge's results in unreliable equipment and the reputation for this is known.
|-
| 10
| Lost Legacy - At some point in its past, the Legio suffered irreplaceable losses of experienced crew and ancient Titans. This lost legacy of heroism, bravery, and knowledge can never be recovered.
|-
|}

==Traditions of the Legio==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Quirks ("1d15")
|-
| 1
| Divergent Pattern - The Legio is harboring divergent practices, like experimental machinery or unorthodox beliefs.
|-
| 2
| Steel Body, Steel Mind - The Legio is slavish in its devotion to the tenets and traditions of the Collegia Titanica.
|-
| 3
| Martial Rime - The histories of the Legion are borne proudly by the Titans of the Legio.
|-
| 4
| Spiritless Servants - Crews exclusively servitors, save for the princeps.
|-
| 5
| Nomads of War - Crews raised with the Legio on the road.
|-
| 6
| Contempt of the New Way - Contempt for the Emperor and the Imperium.
|-
| 7
| Embrace of the New Way - Worship the Omnissiah as the God Emperor.
|-
| 8
| The Long Hunt - Specific enemy Titan is focus of Legio hate.
|-
| 9
| Fears Unspoken - The Legio has a hidden fear of a certain foe.
|-
| 10
| Fractured Mind - Princeps are made insane by either training or connection to their war machines.
|-
| 11
| Human Frailty - Legio strives to reduce combat losses and collateral damage.
|-
| 12
| Collateral Damage - Legio is infamous for widespread destruction and damage.
|-
| 13
| Efficiency Coefficient - Unorthodox Legio structure, not pyramidal.
|-
| 14
| Throw Down - Legio has deep seated grudge against a particular body or individual within the Imperium.
|-
| 15
| Life Debt - Legio has a debt to a specific power/group within the Imperium.
|-
|}

==Relations of the Legio==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Allies ("1d15")
|-
| 1
| Adeptus Astartes Chapter
|-
| 2
| Imperial Guard Infantry Regiment
|-
| 3
| Imperial Guard Armor Regiment
|-
| 4
| Imperial Navy Fighter Squadron
|-
| 5
| Imperial Navy Task Force
|-
| 6
| Knight World
|-
| 7
| Skitarii Cohort
|-
| 8
| Titan Legion
|-
| 9
| Explorator Fleet
|-
| 10
| Adeptus Sororitas Convent
|-
| 11
| Rogue Trader Dynasty
|-
| 12
| Holy Ordos of the Inquisition
|-
| 13
| Planetary Government
|-
| 14
| Warmaster of the Imperium
|-
| 15
| High Lord of Terra
|-
|}

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Enemies (1d10)
|-
| 1
| Ork Warboss
|-
| 2
| Minor Xenos Leader/Foe (See table below)
|-
| 3
| Necron Overlord/Phaeron
|-
| 4
| Eldar Autarch
|-
| 5
| Dark Eldar Lord
|-
| 6
| Tyranid Hive Tyrant
|-
| 7
| Traitor Titan Legio
|-
| 8
| Dark Mechanicus Magos
|-
| 9
| Chaos Space Marine Warlord
|-
| 10
| Traitor Guard
|-
|}

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Minor Xenos Species/Empires(1d100)
|-
! 1-10
| [[Tau| Tau Empire]] (alternatively, you may select a particular Tau force or leader)
|-
! 11-20
| [[Hrud]]
|-
! 21-30
| Fra'al
|-
! 31-40
| Uluméathic League
|-
! 41-50
| Yu'vath/Legacy of the Yu'vath/[[Rak'gol]]
|-
! 51-60
| Enslavers
|-
! 61-65
| Bargesi
|-
! 66-70
| Tarrelians
|-
! 71-75
| Thyrrus
|-
! 76-80
| Hellgrammite
|-
! 81-85
| Loxatl
|-
! 85-90
| [[Saharduin]]
|-
! 91-92
| Xenarch
|-
! 93-95
| Cythor Fiends
|-
! 96-97
| Nightmare-Engines of the Pale Wasting
|-
! 98-100
| Other Xenos Species (pick one or roll/write one up)
|-
|}

==Combat Doctrine of the Legio==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Tactics ("1d15")
|-
| 1
| There is no inappropriate amount of death - Kill everything as much as possible.
|-
| 2
| The Big Guns Never Tire - Each muzzle blast is a note in a never ending orchestral score.
|-
| 3
| Inexorable Advance - Move and fire, a moving bulwark of high firepower.
|-
| 4
| Electro-Shadow - There is no such thing as being too large and visible to lay an ambush.
|-
| 5
| Plains of Ash - Fire and plasma cleanse the battlefield righteously.
|-
| 6
| Mechano-Biceps - Rip and tear the enemy asunder and grind them underfoot.
|-
| 7
| Bulwark of Sturdiness - Hold that ground until all the enemy have thrown themselves against you and died.
|-
| 8
| Mechanical Supremacy - Kill all other machines by any means, then turn them into slag and stomp the remains.
|-
| 9
| Adapt and destroy - Observe the enemy discover their strengths, learn their weaknesses and exploit them with impunity.
|-
| 10
| Hellfire - Place your odds, ladies and gentlemen - which one dies next? Scatter weapons.
|-
| 11
| Data War - Blind and confuse these fools, make them unable to notice the others. Support Warfare, EM Warfare.
|-
| 12
| Thunder and Lightning - These fools don't know about the electromagnetic storms? Good cover for our advance. Environmental Warfare.
|-
| 13
| Titan Killers - Finally, a fair fight. Let's bring them into the realm of the utterly annihilated.
|-
| 14
| Siege Breaker - Smash those walls, those bunkers, the forts. Cave them in on the cowards inside.
|-
| 15
| Advanced Doctrine - Roll 2d2 more times on this table re-rolling multiples of the same result
|}

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