Editing Resurgent Eldar Empire (section)

===Late M41===
* Spread out by its initial contact with Idrias' and Muirthandil's forces, the Tyranid swarm continues to wreak havoc on isolated systems throughout the Segmentum. Considerable resources have to be diverted to keep the swarm from growing.
* The ripples of a terrible premonition stir the minds of the Seer Council. They fear the worst.
* A cadre of Warp Raiders attempt to plunder Lugganath for its artifacts. They make off with a number of rare items before being expelled, and brutally dismember the eldest of the craftworld's Seer Council, but the true object of their search, a wonder of the Black Library, is swapped for a replica. It explodes in Warpspace, shredding one of the Warp Raider vessels and hurling its crew to the mercies of the Immaterium.
* Fleeing from their own twisted kin, the Agdagath Necron Dynasty seek to enslave the populaces of several Custodian worlds on the fringe of the Empire. Recovered from their previous losses, the grim warhosts of Kher-Ys move to counter the threat, and sector is caught between two opposing legions of implacable, seemingly deathless warriors.
* Purchased by an unknown employer, knights of House Rammstein assault the farthest Corsair Princedoms of the western fringe, accompanied by a motley of human and Tarellian mercenaries. Finding the demeanor of the knight House appreciable, the Princes make a game of warring with them. In particular, Prince Drulliac of the Black Suns delights in the chance to match his personalized, single-seater Eidolon Titan against the knights of Meinherz, and some even suspect that Drulliac himself funded the war.
* As the campaign stretches on, both sides begin to hire more and more mercenary assistance, and the region soon becomes a goldmine for those seeking employment as hired swords. Sabbath Ice Maidens dogfight with Tarellian gunship crews in the skies of the sector's worlds, while Negators of Guiscard Daire's Warband battle hardy detachments of Jhokanin Void-Men across the airless, mineral-rich moons of Aiathoc.
* The stalemate between Craftworld Kher-Ys and the Agdagath Dynasty is resolved, against all odds, by diplomacy; the Seer Council of Iybraesil intervening. Covert bargains are made, and the Agdagath Dynasty settles to the north of the Empire, in close proximity to the farthest Corsair Princedoms of that fringe. In the following years there is a marked decrease in the number Agdagathan Necrons succumbing to the Flayer Plague. Soon after, the Eldar of Craftworld Alaitoc declare the Resurgent Empire anathema, and begin spreading word to similarly conservative Craftworlds that something must be done about the worsening degeneracy of their kin.
* No longer finding the wars in the west humorous, Craftworld Yme-Loc mobilizes its Titan Hosts, joining the fray. Eventually the invaders are pushed back and the region stabilizes, though not before Prince Cruachellen of the Twilight Swords falls before the blades of House Rammstein. A noted Khainite, his heir swears revenge, promising that she will paint the void red with the blood of House Rammstein's favored sons.  
* A Chaos Cult is uprooted on the border world of Israbael. The planet is plunged into civil war, the traitors having even infiltrated its Seer Council and much of its warhost. Eventually, the planet is abandoned when the cultists re-purpose its Webway gates to draw their infernal masters from the Warp. The Empire scrabbles to investigate any and all possibilities of similar Chaos corruption. Many Corsair Princes face such accusations, and react with indignation. A secretive circle of Warlocks with previous ranger or Scorpion experience is formed to watch their realms from the shadows and strike down any hint of corruption.