Editing Vasenica sector (section)

===Dark Eldar Kabals===

'''The Kabal of the Indigo Skull'''
The Kabal of the Indigo Skull lies under the command of Archon Moriq'Escoria, conducting itself so as to pay tribute to the Kabal of the Black Heart and its lord, Asdrubael Vect. Their primary objective in this is to ensure their control over Sector-wide trading. 

The Indigo Skull hails from the Sec Magera district of Commorragh, a place where non-enslaved, non-eldar mercenaries gather and organize. Due to such a background, it's natural that the kabal employs non-Eldar for a variety of roles within the sector and on behalf of the Kabal. While this may seem similar to the Tau's collectivism, in truth, what the Indigo Skull practices is a mockery. Eldar of the Kabal see all other non-Eldar members as expendable and gullible (which makes them more trustworthy than fellow Eldar). Furthermore, thousands of recruits from various worlds have been sacrificed to the Kabal of the Black Heart as tribute. This is kept secret, as wide spread knowledge would damage the Indigo Skull's standing within the sector.

The kabal has covertly deployed agents into the highest population centers of the sector. These agents are typically heavily modified and disguised wracks or grotesques. They insinuate themselves by upgrading the technology already available within a society and then selling it to increase their influence. This method of infiltration has been so successful that each planet's criminal underworld features at least one heavily armed gang lead by an Indigo Skull Agent. The Kabal possesses a fleet of smuggling vessels too small to challenge any other fleet in direct combat. What the fleet is good for, is rapid deployments and extraction of almost anything on nearly any world within the sector. 

The Kabal's military tactics most often use their mercenary allies as disposable bodies, using them as a distraction. In the confusion which they cause, the Kabal's more valuable Eldar assets will conduct long-range sniper or support fire, or swift hit-and-run attacks which often face minimal resistance. In some situations, the Kabal will attempt to arrange a truce or parley between the leaders of the enemy and themselves. Any enemy foolish enough to accept this offer will soon find itself without its command echelons as they are assassinated at soonest opportunity. In this way, they are much the same as any othe kabal of Dark Eldar.