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==The Great Crusade==

When the Titan Marchers rejoined the Great Crusade after their reunion with their gene-sire, their role was different from before. Instead of taking to a single front and pushing the borders of the Imperium like the other legions, the Titan Marchers became a massively spread out legion that attached itself to other fleets. This meant that over the course of the Great Crusade the Titan Marchers fought alongside their cousins from the other Legiones Astartes more than any other legion. This allowed them to build many strong relationships with their cousins, particularly the [[Silver Blades]] and [[Chosen of Hecate]]. A single chapter of Titan Marchers would be placed under the command of each of Raj's Primarch brothers, as a sign of unity and trust.

Over the course of the Great Crusade the Titan Marchers faced many of the terrifying horrors that skulked the galaxy, from the savage [[Orks]] to the mysterious and devious [[Eldar]]. They also faced the onslaught of the [[Rangdan]] Xenocides, crushed the Gykon, killed countless [[Hrud]] and brought down numerous non-compliant human cultures.

The Titan Marchers were notably absent from the Council of Nikaea. The legion had excused itself, as it had no psykers among it's ranks, and considered itself unfit to make a decision on the matter. Ultimately, the Emperor of Mankind decided in favor of banning the use of psychic powers in the Astartes legions.

[[Image:Titan Marcher.jpg|right|400px|A Titan Marcher during the Great Crusade|thumb]]

The Titan Marchers were present during the Ullanor Campaign. Here Raj would first field his greatest creation: Apocalypse-class Super Battle Titan ''Apocalyptican''. Assigned to the same prong of the campaign as [[Deshain Kane]] and the Emperor, the Marchers would follow behind the speartip of [[Custodes]] and [[Gunslingers]], lead by their respective primogenitors. Cut off from reinforcements, and with the rest of the speartip slain, Deshain Kane, in an unprecedented act of selfish insolence, decided not to save the Emperor from the brutal Warboss Urlakk Urg. When Raj and his sons came to rescue the Emperor and Deshain, they found the Primarch of the Gunslinger defending his incapacitated father. Deshain told them that the Emperor had come to his rescue and paid the price for it. Raj, while outraged, believed his famously honest brother, and retired from the campaign along with his legion in order to safely escort the Emperor back to Terra.

While [[Malcador the Sigillite]] declared the Warmasters Triumvirate, which placed the Great Crusade in the hands of [[Jon-Frederic Aristide]], [[Je'She of the Watch]] and [[Marduk Engur]], Raj began reinforcing the defences of the [[Imperial Palace]]. Many chapters of Titan Marchers joined Raj on Terra during his time of mourning, while others continued the Crusade alongside other fleets, taking out their grief on the enemies of mankind. During this time, Raj was declared Praetorian of Terra.

A second devastating blow against the legion's morale would come seventeen years later. Malcador the Sigillite detected the warp echoes  of a powerful and dark spell being cast on the planet [[Chosen_of_Hecate#Homeworld|Miletus]], homeworld of the Chosen of Hecate. Warmaster Je'She reluctantly sent two of Lambach's closest brothers, [[Linares]] of the Silver Blades and Raj Vokar, to bring Lambach back to Terra. The Titan Marchers' 30th chapter, informally known as the Iron Ancients, had been attached to Lambach's personal expedition fleet for over a century. Raj hoped that through them he could make Lambach and the Chosen see reason. This turned out to be incorrect however, as when Lambach refused to return to Terra, fighting broke out across Miletus. The Iron Ancients, refusing to open fire upon the legion that they had crusaded alongside of for decades, fled with the traitors as they abandoned Miletus.