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	The Great Crusade would end neither in victory nor defeat, but in treachery and civil war. The Warmaster [[Hektor Cincinnatus]] took up arms against the government of the Imperium and allied himself with the Ruinous Powers of Chaos, beginning a horrific war that would leave trillions dead.		The Great Crusade would end neither in victory nor defeat, but in treachery and civil war. The Warmaster [[Hektor Cincinnatus]] took up arms against the government of the Imperium and allied himself with the Ruinous Powers of Chaos, beginning a horrific war that would leave trillions dead.

	==005.M31 to 014.M31: The ~~Horus~~ Heresy==		==005.M31 to 014.M31: The Hektor Heresy==
	{{Main\|~~Horus~~ Heresy}}		{{Main\|Hektor Heresy}}

	[[File:Chaos symbol by xlegendariumx-d5sfxc5.jpg\|right\|200px]]		[[File:Chaos symbol by xlegendariumx-d5sfxc5.jpg\|right\|200px]]
	~~Horus~~		Hektor had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions, with their vast networks of influence and throngs of sworn mortal soldiers. He also benefited from rebellion in the Solar System itself, as the Autopostates of Mars rose up against Fabricator-General [[Kalkas Tygian]] during the civil war. Adding to his material advantage were divisions within the Loyalist camp caused by the absence of the Emperor. For much of the conflict, the Loyal Legions were defined more by opposition to Hektor than common cause, and even as the war drew to its end they were still split between forces under the leadership of Alexandri of Rosskar based at the Solar System and a great armada following Roman Albrecht from the Segmentum Pacificus.
	had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions, with their vast networks of influence and throngs of sworn mortal soldiers. He also benefited from rebellion in the Solar System itself, as the Autopostates of Mars rose up against Fabricator-General [[Kalkas Tygian]] during the civil war. Adding to his material advantage were divisions within the Loyalist camp caused by the absence of the Emperor. For much of the conflict, the Loyal Legions were defined more by opposition to ~~Horus~~ than common cause, and even as the war drew to its end they were still split between forces under the leadership of Alexandri of Rosskar based at the Solar System and a great armada following Roman Albrecht from the Segmentum Pacificus.

	Despite these advantages, ~~Horus~~ was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master, forever altering the destiny of mankind.		Despite these advantages, Hektor was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master, forever altering the destiny of mankind.

	==014-021.M31: The Great Scouring==		==014-021.M31: The Great Scouring==

205.154.183.200: /* 005.M31 to 014.M31: The Hektor Heresy */

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	The Great Crusade would end neither in victory nor defeat, but in treachery and civil war. The Warmaster [[Hektor Cincinnatus]] took up arms against the government of the Imperium and allied himself with the Ruinous Powers of Chaos, beginning a horrific war that would leave trillions dead.		The Great Crusade would end neither in victory nor defeat, but in treachery and civil war. The Warmaster [[Hektor Cincinnatus]] took up arms against the government of the Imperium and allied himself with the Ruinous Powers of Chaos, beginning a horrific war that would leave trillions dead.

	==005.M31 to 014.M31: The ~~Hektor~~ Heresy==		==005.M31 to 014.M31: The Horus Heresy==
	{{Main\|~~Hektor~~ Heresy}}		{{Main\|Horus Heresy}}

	[[File:Chaos symbol by xlegendariumx-d5sfxc5.jpg\|right\|200px]]		[[File:Chaos symbol by xlegendariumx-d5sfxc5.jpg\|right\|200px]]
	~~Hektor~~ had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions, with their vast networks of influence and throngs of sworn mortal soldiers. He also benefited from rebellion in the Solar System itself, as the Autopostates of Mars rose up against Fabricator-General [[Kalkas Tygian]] during the civil war. Adding to his material advantage were divisions within the Loyalist camp caused by the absence of the Emperor. For much of the conflict, the Loyal Legions were defined more by opposition to ~~Hektor~~ than common cause, and even as the war drew to its end they were still split between forces under the leadership of Alexandri of Rosskar based at the Solar System and a great armada following Roman Albrecht from the Segmentum Pacificus.		Horus
			had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions, with their vast networks of influence and throngs of sworn mortal soldiers. He also benefited from rebellion in the Solar System itself, as the Autopostates of Mars rose up against Fabricator-General [[Kalkas Tygian]] during the civil war. Adding to his material advantage were divisions within the Loyalist camp caused by the absence of the Emperor. For much of the conflict, the Loyal Legions were defined more by opposition to Horus than common cause, and even as the war drew to its end they were still split between forces under the leadership of Alexandri of Rosskar based at the Solar System and a great armada following Roman Albrecht from the Segmentum Pacificus.

	Despite these advantages, ~~Hektor~~ was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master, forever altering the destiny of mankind.		Despite these advantages, Horus was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master, forever altering the destiny of mankind.

	==014-021.M31: The Great Scouring==		==014-021.M31: The Great Scouring==

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	Despite these advantages, Hektor was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master, forever altering the destiny of mankind.		Despite these advantages, Hektor was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master, forever altering the destiny of mankind.

	==014-021.M31: The Great ~~Scourging~~==		==014-021.M31: The Great Scouring==
	[[File:Space Marines by The First Magelord.jpg\|right\|200px]]		[[File:Space Marines by The First Magelord.jpg\|right\|200px]]
			{{Main\|Great Scouring (Hektor Heresy)}}
	The Loyalist forces that stormed towards Terra from the Segmentum Pacificus arrive relatively fresh and ready for the counter-offensive against the Traitors. The [[Void Angels]], [[Silver Cataphracts]], and [[Steel Marshals]] lead the Loyalist's campaign of vengeance, harrying all those who rebelled against the Emperor back to the Eye of Terror.		The Loyalist forces that stormed towards Terra from the Segmentum Pacificus arrive relatively fresh and ready for the counter-offensive against the Traitors. The [[Void Angels]], [[Silver Cataphracts]], and [[Steel Marshals]] lead the Loyalist's campaign of vengeance, harrying all those who rebelled against the Emperor back to the Eye of Terror.

	Some of the Traitor Legions go down hard in big battles. The [[Life Bringers]] fight [[the Entombed]], bolstered by Void Angels, at '''~~The~~ [[Battle of Rai]]'''. ~~'''~~The ~~Bulwark''', a splinter from the Heralds of Hektor, face~~ the ~~Steel Marshals~~ and ~~Silver Cataphracts in a brutal battle known as '''The Crucible'''~~.		Some of the Traitor Legions go down hard in big battles. The [[Life Bringers]] fight [[the Entombed]], bolstered by Void Angels, at the '''[[Battle of Rai]]'''. Others flee and leave their homeworlds to be razed. The [[Lions Rampant]] race to the galactic fringe to rebuild and prepare their revenge.

	~~Others flee~~ and ~~leave their homeworlds~~ to ~~be razed. The~~ [[~~Lions Rampant~~]] ~~race to the galactic fringe to rebuild~~ and ~~prepare their revenge~~.		In the closing days of the Scouring, renegade warriors who took advantage of the civil war face the wrath of the Imperium. Most notably, '''The Bulwark''', a splinter from the Heralds of Hektor, face the Steel Marshals and Silver Cataphracts in a brutal campaign known as '''The Crucible''', leading to the disappearance of [[Roman Albrecht]] and wounding of [[Alexandri of Rosskar]].

	==First through seventh centuries of M31: Imperial Reformation==		==First through seventh centuries of M31: Imperial Reformation==

1d4chan>Lumey: /* 005.M31 to 014.M31: The Hektor Heresy */

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	Hektor had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions, with their vast networks of influence and throngs of sworn mortal soldiers. He also benefited from rebellion in the Solar System itself, as the Autopostates of Mars rose up against Fabricator-General [[Kalkas Tygian]] during the civil war. Adding to his material advantage were divisions within the Loyalist camp caused by the absence of the Emperor. For much of the conflict, the Loyal Legions were defined more by opposition to Hektor than common cause, and even as the war drew to its end they were still split between forces under the leadership of Alexandri of Rosskar based at the Solar System and a great armada following Roman Albrecht from the Segmentum Pacificus.		Hektor had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions, with their vast networks of influence and throngs of sworn mortal soldiers. He also benefited from rebellion in the Solar System itself, as the Autopostates of Mars rose up against Fabricator-General [[Kalkas Tygian]] during the civil war. Adding to his material advantage were divisions within the Loyalist camp caused by the absence of the Emperor. For much of the conflict, the Loyal Legions were defined more by opposition to Hektor than common cause, and even as the war drew to its end they were still split between forces under the leadership of Alexandri of Rosskar based at the Solar System and a great armada following Roman Albrecht from the Segmentum Pacificus.

	Despite these advantages, Hektor was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master ~~and~~ forever ~~altered~~ the destiny of mankind.		Despite these advantages, Hektor was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master, forever altering the destiny of mankind.

	==014-021.M31: The Great Scourging==		==014-021.M31: The Great Scourging==

1d4chan>Lumey: /* 005.M31 to 014.M31: The Hektor Heresy */

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	Hektor had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions and ~~their supporting Imperial army formations~~. He ~~could~~ also ~~rely upon~~ the ~~'''Dark Mechanicum'''~~, ~~tech heretics to~~ the ~~Cult~~ of Mars ~~who commanded many Titan Legions and Knight Households, along with lesser Skitarii and Legio Cybernetica units~~. ~~These Traitor forces held~~ the ~~initiative at~~ the ~~start~~ of the ~~campaign~~. ~~The Warmaster had seen to it that many~~ of the Legions ~~he expected~~ to ~~side with~~ the ~~Emperor~~ were ~~positioned near~~ the ~~rim~~ of the ~~[[Galaxy (Hektor Heresy)\|Galaxy]],~~ and ~~struck hard at~~ the ~~Loyalists still within reach~~.		Hektor had won the allegiance of half the Space Marine Legions, with their vast networks of influence and throngs of sworn mortal soldiers. He also benefited from rebellion in the Solar System itself, as the Autopostates of Mars rose up against Fabricator-General [[Kalkas Tygian]] during the civil war. Adding to his material advantage were divisions within the Loyalist camp caused by the absence of the Emperor. For much of the conflict, the Loyal Legions were defined more by opposition to Hektor than common cause, and even as the war drew to its end they were still split between forces under the leadership of Alexandri of Rosskar based at the Solar System and a great armada following Roman Albrecht from the Segmentum Pacificus.

	~~However~~, the ~~courage and determination~~ of the ~~Emperor's Loyalists held up Hektor's forces long enough that the Warmaster had~~ to risk his ~~whole~~ campaign on a desperate gamble ~~or be crushed for sure by the arrival of the once-distant Legions~~. ~~In the end Hektor~~ was slain by the Emperor ~~and his~~ rebellion ~~defeated, but he inflicted grievous wounds on~~ the Imperium and her master.		Despite these advantages, Hektor was unable to overcome the defenders of the Imperium and was forced to risk his campaign on a desperate gamble. Though he was finally slain by the Emperor, the Warmaster's rebellion gravely wounded the Imperium and her master and forever altered the destiny of mankind.

	==014-021.M31: The Great Scourging==		==014-021.M31: The Great Scourging==

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	Following the regimes of the Primarchs, control of the Imperial administration was passed over to the High Lords of Terra. For two centuries, these mortal men and women gradually took up the task of running the Imperium while the sons of the Emperor defended the frontiers and occasionally travelled to Sol to impart their wisdom to the council. But by the third century of M31, the Loyalist Primarchs had all departed the scene of history and the Imperium of Mankind would finally be ruled by mortals.		Following the regimes of the Primarchs, control of the Imperial administration was passed over to the High Lords of Terra. For two centuries, these mortal men and women gradually took up the task of running the Imperium while the sons of the Emperor defended the frontiers and occasionally travelled to Sol to impart their wisdom to the council. But by the third century of M31, the Loyalist Primarchs had all departed the scene of history and the Imperium of Mankind would finally be ruled by mortals.

	==Eighth Century of M31: Vetrovnak Incursion==		==Eighth Century of M31: Second Vetrovnak Incursion==

			{{Main\|Second Vetrovnak Incursion}}

	The earliest encounters with the sinister [[Vetrovnak]] were during the Great Crusade, but they arrived in force during the Eighth Century. During the terrible struggle against the invaders, the Imperium began to field new formations of troops inspired by the trans-stellar religions of the day.		The earliest encounters with the sinister [[Vetrovnak]] were during the Great Crusade, but they arrived in force during the Eighth Century. During the terrible struggle against the invaders, the Imperium began to field new formations of troops inspired by the trans-stellar religions of the day.

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	==First through seventh centuries of M31: Imperial Reformation==		==First through seventh centuries of M31: Imperial Reformation==
	[[File:Aquila by Hidet1001.jpg\|right\|200px]]		[[File:Aquila by Hidet1001.jpg\|right\|200px]]

			{{Main\|Imperial Reformation (Hektor Heresy)}}

	Following the crisis of the Heresy, [[Gaspard Lumey]] leads the Imperium for a decade as the '''First Lord''' of the High Lords of Terra. His tenure is marked by military consolidation and the formation of Segmentum Commands under his remaining brothers, [[Arelex Orannis]] (Lord Pacificus), [[Brennus]] (Lord Obscurus), [[Onyx the Indestructible]] (Lord Ultima), and [[Shakya Vardhana]] (Lord Tempestus). In 031.M31, Lumey appointed Arelex Orannis as his successor and took up the post of Lord Pacificus. During the transition period the two Primarchs presided over the sundering of the Legiones Astartes and the foundation of the Imperial Navy, Imperial Guard, and Space Marine Chapters.		Following the crisis of the Heresy, [[Gaspard Lumey]] leads the Imperium for a decade as the '''First Lord''' of the High Lords of Terra. His tenure is marked by military consolidation and the formation of Segmentum Commands under his remaining brothers, [[Arelex Orannis]] (Lord Pacificus), [[Brennus]] (Lord Obscurus), [[Onyx the Indestructible]] (Lord Ultima), and [[Shakya Vardhana]] (Lord Tempestus). In 031.M31, Lumey appointed Arelex Orannis as his successor and took up the post of Lord Pacificus. During the transition period the two Primarchs presided over the sundering of the Legiones Astartes and the foundation of the Imperial Navy, Imperial Guard, and Space Marine Chapters.

	Orannis's rule as First Lord was characterised by a remarkable period of rebuilding, particularly in the war-ravaged Sol system. Unlike Lumey, who had avoided humanity's cradle and ruled more often than not from the command centre of his flagship, Orannis brought the seat of Imperial government back to Terra. The sire of the War Scribes oversaw the construction of whole hives dedicated to the administration of the Imperium. He also smoothed the constant religious struggles between Mars and her daughter worlds, ensuring that the Red Planet received aid from the younger Forge Worlds so that it, too, could be restored to something of its pre-war glory.		Orannis's rule as First Lord was characterised by a remarkable period of rebuilding, particularly in the war-ravaged Sol system. Unlike Lumey, who had avoided humanity's cradle and ruled more often than not from the command centre of his flagship, Orannis brought the seat of Imperial government back to Terra. The sire of the War Scribes oversaw the construction of whole hives dedicated to the administration of the Imperium. He also smoothed the constant religious struggles between Mars and her daughter worlds, ensuring that the Red Planet received aid from the younger Forge Worlds so that it, too, could be restored to something of its pre-war glory.

			Following the regimes of the Primarchs, control of the Imperial administration was passed over to the High Lords of Terra. For two centuries, these mortal men and women gradually took up the task of running the Imperium while the sons of the Emperor defended the frontiers and occasionally travelled to Sol to impart their wisdom to the council. But by the third century of M31, the Loyalist Primarchs had all departed the scene of history and the Imperium of Mankind would finally be ruled by mortals.

	==Eighth Century of M31: Vetrovnak Incursion==		==Eighth Century of M31: Vetrovnak Incursion==

	The earliest encounters with the sinister [[Vetrovnak]] were during the Great Crusade, but they arrived in force during the Eighth Century. During the terrible struggle against the invaders, the Imperium began to field new formations of troops inspired by the trans-stellar religions of the day.		The earliest encounters with the sinister [[Vetrovnak]] were during the Great Crusade, but they arrived in force during the Eighth Century. During the terrible struggle against the invaders, the Imperium began to field new formations of troops inspired by the trans-stellar religions of the day.

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	Others flee and leave their homeworlds to be razed. The [[Lions Rampant]] race to the galactic fringe to rebuild and prepare their revenge.		Others flee and leave their homeworlds to be razed. The [[Lions Rampant]] race to the galactic fringe to rebuild and prepare their revenge.

	==~~c.021.~~M31: Imperial Reformation==		==First through seventh centuries of M31: Imperial Reformation==
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	Orannis's rule as First Lord was characterised by a remarkable period of rebuilding, particularly in the war-ravaged Sol system. Unlike Lumey, who had avoided humanity's cradle and ruled more often than not from the command centre of his flagship, Orannis brought the seat of Imperial government back to Terra. The sire of the War Scribes oversaw the construction of whole hives dedicated to the administration of the Imperium. He also smoothed the constant religious struggles between Mars and her daughter worlds, ensuring that the Red Planet received aid from the younger Forge Worlds so that it, too, could be restored to something of its pre-war glory.		Orannis's rule as First Lord was characterised by a remarkable period of rebuilding, particularly in the war-ravaged Sol system. Unlike Lumey, who had avoided humanity's cradle and ruled more often than not from the command centre of his flagship, Orannis brought the seat of Imperial government back to Terra. The sire of the War Scribes oversaw the construction of whole hives dedicated to the administration of the Imperium. He also smoothed the constant religious struggles between Mars and her daughter worlds, ensuring that the Red Planet received aid from the younger Forge Worlds so that it, too, could be restored to something of its pre-war glory.

			==Eighth Century of M31: Vetrovnak Incursion==

			The earliest encounters with the sinister [[Vetrovnak]] were during the Great Crusade, but they arrived in force during the Eighth Century. During the terrible struggle against the invaders, the Imperium began to field new formations of troops inspired by the trans-stellar religions of the day.

1d4chan>Lumey: /* c.021.M31: Imperial Reformation */

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	[[~~Arelex Orannis~~]] ~~reorganises~~ the ~~administration~~ of the ~~Imperium~~ and the ~~surviving Primarchs break up the Legions Astartes into the~~ [[~~Space Marine Chapters~~ (~~Hektor Heresy~~)~~\|Space Marine Chapters~~]]~~. The rules governing the Chapters are known at the ''Institutorum Astartes'' and are written by~~ [[~~Shakya Vardhana~~]] (~~ethics~~) and [[~~Gaspard Lumey~~]] (~~military organisation~~).
			Following the crisis of the Heresy, [[Gaspard Lumey]] leads the Imperium for a decade as the '''First Lord''' of the High Lords of Terra. His tenure is marked by military consolidation and the formation of Segmentum Commands under his remaining brothers, [[Arelex Orannis]] (Lord Pacificus), [[Brennus]] (Lord Obscurus), [[Onyx the Indestructible]] (Lord Ultima), and [[Shakya Vardhana]] (Lord Tempestus). In 031.M31, Lumey appointed Arelex Orannis as his successor and took up the post of Lord Pacificus. During the transition period the two Primarchs presided over the sundering of the Legiones Astartes and the foundation of the Imperial Navy, Imperial Guard, and Space Marine Chapters.

			Orannis's rule as First Lord was characterised by a remarkable period of rebuilding, particularly in the war-ravaged Sol system. Unlike Lumey, who had avoided humanity's cradle and ruled more often than not from the command centre of his flagship, Orannis brought the seat of Imperial government back to Terra. The sire of the War Scribes oversaw the construction of whole hives dedicated to the administration of the Imperium. He also smoothed the constant religious struggles between Mars and her daughter worlds, ensuring that the Red Planet received aid from the younger Forge Worlds so that it, too, could be restored to something of its pre-war glory.