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	Speaking of which, it turns out there's a reason for why the place is an Ork magnet. A "special" [[CS Goto]]-level retcon made Armageddon into the teleported Ullanor itself, ancestral home of two of the greatest Ork Empires to have ever existed. So, perhaps unknowingly, the Orks aren't invading - they're coming home. Or maybe it's just bad, disjointed, schizophrenic writing in a book line known for them, but hey-ho. [[TTS\|The War of the Beast was weird]].		Speaking of which, it turns out there's a reason for why the place is an Ork magnet. A "special" [[CS Goto]]-level retcon made Armageddon into the teleported Ullanor itself, ancestral home of two of the greatest Ork Empires to have ever existed. So, perhaps unknowingly, the Orks aren't invading - they're coming home. Or maybe it's just bad, disjointed, schizophrenic writing in a book line known for them, but hey-ho. [[TTS\|The War of the Beast was weird]].

	== First War for Armageddon ==		==First War for Armageddon==
	[[File:Armageddon.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A typical Tuesday on Armageddon]]		[[File:Armageddon.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A typical Tuesday on Armageddon]]
	===The Beginning===		===The Beginning===

2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:3D6C:5C98:46F7:4F7D at 18:17, 8 March 2023

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172.91.84.130 at 11:02, 11 December 2022

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	Armageddon was also the location of some of the largest wars in the history of the galaxy, including the Third War for Armageddon (the largest land and space battle in the history of the Imperium of Man bar none), and the subject of numerous [[fail\|failed]] Imperial Assaults during a small occurrence called [[The War of The Beast]]. Notably it was also the largest gathering of [[Space Marine]] ships in history, including the [[Siege of Terra]] or the Ullanor Crusade (the latter of which was what led [[The Emperor]] to declare [[Horus]] his [[Warmaster]]).		Armageddon was also the location of some of the largest wars in the history of the galaxy, including the Third War for Armageddon (the largest land and space battle in the history of the Imperium of Man bar none), and the subject of numerous [[fail\|failed]] Imperial Assaults during a small occurrence called [[The War of The Beast]]. Notably it was also the largest gathering of [[Space Marine]] ships in history, including the [[Siege of Terra]] or the Ullanor Crusade (the latter of which was what led [[The Emperor]] to declare [[Horus]] his [[Warmaster]]).

	Speaking of which, it turns out there's a reason for why the place is an Ork magnet. A "special" [[CS Goto]]-level retcon made Armageddon into the teleported Ullanor itself, ancestral home of two of the greatest Ork Empires to have ever existed. So, perhaps unknowingly, the Orks aren't invading - they're coming home. Or maybe it's just bad, disjointed, schizophrenic writing in a book line known for them, but hey-ho.		Speaking of which, it turns out there's a reason for why the place is an Ork magnet. A "special" [[CS Goto]]-level retcon made Armageddon into the teleported Ullanor itself, ancestral home of two of the greatest Ork Empires to have ever existed. So, perhaps unknowingly, the Orks aren't invading - they're coming home. Or maybe it's just bad, disjointed, schizophrenic writing in a book line known for them, but hey-ho. [[TTS\|The War of the Beast was weird]].

	== First War for Armageddon ==		== First War for Armageddon ==

1d4chan>Piroko: /* The End */

2022-08-05T03:50:00Z

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	After eight months of the Inquisition getting its ass kicked, the Inquisitor Lord finally called on every resource he could muster and set off to [[Fenris]] with an entire [[Imperial Navy]] fleet, a [[Grey Knights]] Strike Cruiser and the entire [[Red Hunters]] Chapter fleet. Their mission? To hold Fenris, as well as the (currently lightly-defended) Fang hostage, and ultimately (again, ''optimistically'') intending to strong-arm the Wolves into a final parley in which the Inquisition could dictate the terms under the threat of annihilating the Wolves' home.		After eight months of the Inquisition getting its ass kicked, the Inquisitor Lord finally called on every resource he could muster and set off to [[Fenris]] with an entire [[Imperial Navy]] fleet, a [[Grey Knights]] Strike Cruiser and the entire [[Red Hunters]] Chapter fleet. Their mission? To hold Fenris, as well as the (currently lightly-defended) Fang hostage, and ultimately (again, ''optimistically'') intending to strong-arm the Wolves into a final parley in which the Inquisition could dictate the terms under the threat of annihilating the Wolves' home.

	[[Plague of Unbelief\|Y'know, ~~like~~ Bucharis tried ~~to do~~.]]		[[Plague of Unbelief\|Y'know, cuz it worked so well when Bucharis tried it.]]

	To make a long story short: the Wolves caught onto the plan and returned, attacking the Inquisition's task force; both sides gave each other bloody noses and everyone lost various amounts of men and ships (the Inquisition-GK-RH soup more so than the Wolves), and the fighting ended when Logan thoroughly demonstrated that for all that the Grey Knights are peerless [[psykers]] capable of going toe-to-toe with [[daemons]] and perma-killing them, in a close-quarters fight they couldn't hold a candle to the sons of Russ. He made this point by teleporting to the Inquisition flagship's bridge, killing the Lord Inquisitor (who by now was on the verge of a nervous breakdown as he realized how ''monumentally'' boned they all were) in a single blow, and throwing [[Hyperion]] a [[Kharn]] vs [[Erebus]] level of beating as his retinue dismantled the surviving Grey Knights.		To make a long story short: the Wolves caught onto the plan and returned, attacking the Inquisition's task force; both sides gave each other bloody noses and everyone lost various amounts of men and ships (the Inquisition-GK-RH soup more so than the Wolves), and the fighting ended when Logan thoroughly demonstrated that for all that the Grey Knights are peerless [[psykers]] capable of going toe-to-toe with [[daemons]] and perma-killing them, in a close-quarters fight they couldn't hold a candle to the sons of Russ. He made this point by teleporting to the Inquisition flagship's bridge, killing the Lord Inquisitor (who by now was on the verge of a nervous breakdown as he realized how ''monumentally'' boned they all were) in a single blow, and throwing [[Hyperion]] a [[Kharn]] vs [[Erebus]] level of beating as his retinue dismantled the surviving Grey Knights.

1d4chan>Piroko: /* The End */

2022-08-05T03:47:42Z

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	After eight months of the Inquisition getting its ass kicked, the Inquisitor Lord finally called on every resource he could muster and set off to [[Fenris]] with an entire [[Imperial Navy]] fleet, a [[Grey Knights]] Strike Cruiser and the entire [[Red Hunters]] Chapter fleet. Their mission? To hold Fenris, as well as the (currently lightly-defended) Fang hostage, and ultimately (again, ''optimistically'') intending to strong-arm the Wolves into a final parley in which the Inquisition could dictate the terms under the threat of annihilating the Wolves' home.		After eight months of the Inquisition getting its ass kicked, the Inquisitor Lord finally called on every resource he could muster and set off to [[Fenris]] with an entire [[Imperial Navy]] fleet, a [[Grey Knights]] Strike Cruiser and the entire [[Red Hunters]] Chapter fleet. Their mission? To hold Fenris, as well as the (currently lightly-defended) Fang hostage, and ultimately (again, ''optimistically'') intending to strong-arm the Wolves into a final parley in which the Inquisition could dictate the terms under the threat of annihilating the Wolves' home.

			[[Plague of Unbelief\|Y'know, like Bucharis tried to do.]]

	To make a long story short: the Wolves caught onto the plan and returned, attacking the Inquisition's task force; both sides gave each other bloody noses and everyone lost various amounts of men and ships (the Inquisition-GK-RH soup more so than the Wolves), and the fighting ended when Logan thoroughly demonstrated that for all that the Grey Knights are peerless [[psykers]] capable of going toe-to-toe with [[daemons]] and perma-killing them, in a close-quarters fight they couldn't hold a candle to the sons of Russ. He made this point by teleporting to the Inquisition flagship's bridge, killing the Lord Inquisitor (who by now was on the verge of a nervous breakdown as he realized how ''monumentally'' boned they all were) in a single blow, and throwing [[Hyperion]] a [[Kharn]] vs [[Erebus]] level of beating as his retinue dismantled the surviving Grey Knights.		To make a long story short: the Wolves caught onto the plan and returned, attacking the Inquisition's task force; both sides gave each other bloody noses and everyone lost various amounts of men and ships (the Inquisition-GK-RH soup more so than the Wolves), and the fighting ended when Logan thoroughly demonstrated that for all that the Grey Knights are peerless [[psykers]] capable of going toe-to-toe with [[daemons]] and perma-killing them, in a close-quarters fight they couldn't hold a candle to the sons of Russ. He made this point by teleporting to the Inquisition flagship's bridge, killing the Lord Inquisitor (who by now was on the verge of a nervous breakdown as he realized how ''monumentally'' boned they all were) in a single blow, and throwing [[Hyperion]] a [[Kharn]] vs [[Erebus]] level of beating as his retinue dismantled the surviving Grey Knights.

2603:8001:6901:2586:68A0:BC77:4FE4:BE33 at 11:26, 16 March 2022

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	Armageddon was also the location of some of the largest wars in the history of the galaxy, including the Third War for Armageddon (the largest land and space battle in the history of the Imperium of Man bar none), and the subject of numerous [[fail\|failed]] Imperial Assaults during a small occurrence called [[The War of The Beast]]. Notably it was also the largest gathering of [[Space Marine]] ships in history, including the [[Siege of Terra]] or the Ullanor Crusade (the latter of which was what led [[The Emperor]] to declare [[Horus]] his [[Warmaster]]).		Armageddon was also the location of some of the largest wars in the history of the galaxy, including the Third War for Armageddon (the largest land and space battle in the history of the Imperium of Man bar none), and the subject of numerous [[fail\|failed]] Imperial Assaults during a small occurrence called [[The War of The Beast]]. Notably it was also the largest gathering of [[Space Marine]] ships in history, including the [[Siege of Terra]] or the Ullanor Crusade (the latter of which was what led [[The Emperor]] to declare [[Horus]] his [[Warmaster]]).

	Speaking of which, it turns out there's a reason for why the place is an Ork magnet. A "special" [[CS Goto]]-level retcon made Armageddon into the teleported Ullanor itself, ancestral home of two of the greatest Ork Empires to have ever existed. So, perhaps unknowingly, the Orks aren't invading - they're coming home.		Speaking of which, it turns out there's a reason for why the place is an Ork magnet. A "special" [[CS Goto]]-level retcon made Armageddon into the teleported Ullanor itself, ancestral home of two of the greatest Ork Empires to have ever existed. So, perhaps unknowingly, the Orks aren't invading - they're coming home. Or maybe it's just bad, disjointed, schizophrenic writing in a book line known for them, but hey-ho.

	== First War for Armageddon ==		== First War for Armageddon ==

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* Third War for Armageddon */

2022-03-15T15:03:00Z

Third War for Armageddon

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	To make a short story even shorter: Ghazghkull was annoyed that he had to fuck off to space last time, so he came back with even MORE Orks to come back and get Yarrick, though this time the Imperium was prepared and eventually forced a stalemate. [[Derp\|Ghazghkull got bored and fucked off to space again]], with Yarrick joining the Templars on an epic road trip to go smite the green fucker, only to be left in the proverbial dust when [[Gork]] and [[Mork]] intervened on Ghazghkull's behalf. The conflict has kept going ever since, with no sign of slowing down.		To make a short story even shorter: Ghazghkull was annoyed that he had to fuck off to space last time, so he came back with even MORE Orks to come back and get Yarrick, though this time the Imperium was prepared and eventually forced a stalemate. [[Derp\|Ghazghkull got bored and fucked off to space again]], with Yarrick joining the Templars on an epic road trip to go smite the green fucker, only to be left in the proverbial dust when [[Gork]] and [[Mork]] intervened on Ghazghkull's behalf. The conflict has kept going ever since, with no sign of slowing down.

	Meanwhile, the events of the [[Gathering Storm]] ended up putting Armageddon directly in the path of the Blood Crusade - a colossal legion of Khorne Daemons who almost certainly are ready for a second round. As of ''Dark Imperium'', the Blood Crusade tried to summon Angron but the [[Salamanders_(Chapter)\|Salamanders]] managed to muck up the ritual. While the Chaos warbands were fighting each other, the Orks and the Steel Legion actually teamed up to banish them on occasion before going back to fighting each other. At this point, half of the planet is now a Daemon World occupied by the forces of [[Khorne]] and [[Tzeentch]] (which as usual are fighting among themselves as well) and the other half is presumably clinging to whatever territory they can old while waiting for Old Man Yarrick to come back to fuck shit up.		Meanwhile, the events of the [[Gathering Storm]] ended up putting Armageddon directly in the path of the Blood Crusade - a colossal legion of Khorne Daemons who almost certainly are ready for a second round. As of ''Dark Imperium'', the Blood Crusade tried to summon Angron but the [[Salamanders_(Chapter)\|Salamanders]] managed to muck up the ritual. While the Chaos warbands were fighting each other, the Orks and the Steel Legion actually teamed up to banish them on occasion before going back to fighting each other. At this point, half of the planet is now a Daemon World occupied by the forces of [[Khorne]] and [[Tzeentch]] (which as usual are fighting among themselves as well) and the other half is presumably clinging to whatever territory they can old while waiting for Old Man Yarrick to come back to fuck shit up. Even worse, there are signs that the Salamanders merely delayed the summoning of Angron rather than preventing it completely, and the warp rift left behind from his initial banishment brings forth more and more daemons as if preparing for the return of the Red Angel.

	'''Armageddon indeed.'''		'''Armageddon indeed.'''

1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity.: /* The End */

2022-01-15T14:31:18Z

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	===The End===		===The End===
	The next few months were... [[Anal Circumference\|messy, to say the least]]. The Space Wolves, infuriated by this latest betrayal, began actively hunting down and destroying Kysnaros's vessels - including the 10,000-year-old GK flagship ''Glaive of Janus'', with its entire crew and the fifty Veteran Grey Knights aboard. The Inquisitor Lord, despite knowing that any effort at containing Armageddon's survivors had failed by this point, responded by escalating the purges of located survivors and calling in favours from [[Red Hunters\|~~their personal~~ Astartes lapdogs]]. It was also around this time that a number of the Inquisitor's underlings (among them, [[Hyperion]] of the Grey Knights and Fenrisian Inquisitor Jarlsdottyr) began plotting to assassinate Inquisitor Lord Kysnaros outright, fearing that his actions were going to spark off an outright civil war between the Wolves and the Inquisition.		The next few months were... [[Anal Circumference\|messy, to say the least]]. The Space Wolves, infuriated by this latest betrayal, began actively hunting down and destroying Kysnaros's vessels - including the 10,000-year-old GK flagship ''Glaive of Janus'', with its entire crew and the fifty Veteran Grey Knights aboard. The Inquisitor Lord, despite knowing that any effort at containing Armageddon's survivors had failed by this point, responded by escalating the purges of located survivors and calling in favours from [[Red Hunters\|the Inquisition's unofficial Astartes lapdogs]]. It was also around this time that a number of the Inquisitor's underlings (among them, [[Hyperion]] of the Grey Knights and Fenrisian Inquisitor Jarlsdottyr) began plotting to assassinate Inquisitor Lord Kysnaros outright, fearing that his actions were going to spark off an outright civil war between the Wolves and the Inquisition.

	After eight months of the Inquisition getting its ass kicked, the Inquisitor Lord finally called on every resource he could muster and set off to [[Fenris]] with an entire [[Imperial Navy]] fleet, a [[Grey Knights]] Strike Cruiser and the entire [[Red Hunters]] Chapter fleet. Their mission? To hold Fenris, as well as the ~~formidable, but~~ currently lightly-defended Fang hostage, and ultimately (again, ''optimistically'') intending to strong-arm the Wolves into a final parley in which the Inquisition could dictate the terms.		After eight months of the Inquisition getting its ass kicked, the Inquisitor Lord finally called on every resource he could muster and set off to [[Fenris]] with an entire [[Imperial Navy]] fleet, a [[Grey Knights]] Strike Cruiser and the entire [[Red Hunters]] Chapter fleet. Their mission? To hold Fenris, as well as the (currently lightly-defended) Fang hostage, and ultimately (again, ''optimistically'') intending to strong-arm the Wolves into a final parley in which the Inquisition could dictate the terms under the threat of annihilating the Wolves' home.

	To make a long story short: the Wolves caught onto the plan and returned, attacking the Inquisition's task force; both sides gave each other bloody noses and everyone lost various amounts of men and ships (the Inquisition-GK-RH soup more so than the Wolves), and the fighting ended when Logan thoroughly demonstrated that for all that the Grey Knights are peerless [[psykers]] capable of going toe-to-toe with [[daemons]] and perma-killing them, in a close-quarters fight they couldn't hold a candle to the sons of Russ. He made this point by teleporting to the Inquisition flagship's bridge, killing the Lord Inquisitor (who by now was on the verge of a nervous breakdown as he ~~really~~ how ''monumentally'' boned they all were) in a single blow, and throwing [[Hyperion]] a [[Kharn]] vs [[Erebus]] level of beating as his retinue dismantled the surviving Grey Knights.		To make a long story short: the Wolves caught onto the plan and returned, attacking the Inquisition's task force; both sides gave each other bloody noses and everyone lost various amounts of men and ships (the Inquisition-GK-RH soup more so than the Wolves), and the fighting ended when Logan thoroughly demonstrated that for all that the Grey Knights are peerless [[psykers]] capable of going toe-to-toe with [[daemons]] and perma-killing them, in a close-quarters fight they couldn't hold a candle to the sons of Russ. He made this point by teleporting to the Inquisition flagship's bridge, killing the Lord Inquisitor (who by now was on the verge of a nervous breakdown as he realized how ''monumentally'' boned they all were) in a single blow, and throwing [[Hyperion]] a [[Kharn]] vs [[Erebus]] level of beating as his retinue dismantled the surviving Grey Knights.

	With the top Inquisitor dead, Hyperion busy being beaten into ground beef, and Logan both utterly frothing mad and more than willing to kill everyone aboard, [[Bjorn]] teleported up into the brouhaha and had what is quite possibly the single most "Bjorn" moment ever. Not only did Bjorn tell the Inquisition to get off his damn lawn, not only did he tell Logan to "quit making so much damn noise with this out-of-hand party, young man," Bjorn actually came onto a Fenrisian Inquisitor (who earlier had tearfully fallen to her knees in reverent awe upon first seeing Bjorn and now fought at his side AGAINST the Inquisition's hooligans), calling her a "beautiful frost-born maiden" (revealing himself to be a crotchety old romantic neckbeard after our own hearts).		With the top Inquisitor dead, Hyperion busy being beaten into ground beef, and Logan both utterly frothing mad and more than willing to kill everyone aboard, [[Bjorn]] teleported up into the brouhaha and had what is quite possibly the single most "Bjorn" moment ever. Not only did Bjorn tell the Inquisition to get off his damn lawn, not only did he tell Logan to "quit making so much damn noise with this out-of-hand party, young man," Bjorn actually came onto a Fenrisian Inquisitor (who earlier had tearfully fallen to her knees in reverent awe upon first seeing Bjorn and now fought at his side AGAINST the Inquisition's hooligans), calling her a "beautiful frost-born maiden" (revealing himself to be a crotchety old romantic neckbeard after our own hearts).

	Everyone was pretty fucking dumbfounded, but hey, the Lord Inquisitor was dead, and he was pretty much the only one who'd been in favour of this strategy in the first place (though his colleagues and - implicitly - the highest levels of the Inquisition, began ([[~~Fail~~\|AGAIN, optimistically]]) looking for ways to bring the Wolves to heel), so the vast majority of those involved simply shrugged and went their own ways. Inquisitors, even Inquisitor Lords getting ahead of themselves, trying to throw their weight around with Astartes, and then getting in way over their heads is hardly unprecedented, and is a scenario that usually only ends one way. Trying that shit with First Founding chapters however... You'd have better odds trying your luck in a game of [[Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies\|chicken with a black hole]]. Just ask the [[Dark Angels]].		Everyone was pretty fucking dumbfounded, but hey, the Lord Inquisitor was dead, and he was pretty much the only one who'd been in favour of this strategy in the first place (though his colleagues and implicitly the highest levels of the Inquisition, promptly began ([[Derp\|AGAIN, optimistically]]) looking for ways to bring the Wolves to heel), so the vast majority of those involved simply shrugged and went their own ways. Inquisitors, even Inquisitor Lords getting ahead of themselves, trying to throw their weight around with Astartes, and then getting in way over their heads is hardly unprecedented, and is a scenario that usually only ends one way. Trying that shit with First Founding chapters however... You'd have better odds trying your luck in a game of [[Rocks Fall, Everyone Dies\|chicken with a black hole]]. Just ask the [[Dark Angels]].

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT2g2JywF2g\| Now in song form!]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT2g2JywF2g\| Now in song form!]

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2022-01-15T14:24:35Z

The Months of Shame

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	See, the Inquisitor Lord Kysnaros and the Grey Knights Grand Master serving him had hit upon a brilliant (read: utterly bone-headed) plan: they would call a truce with the Wolves and meet with them in a neutral system to parley, with their respective ships' weapons and shields powered down to prevent any "unfortunate incidents". The catch, of course, was that the Inquisition never intended to live up to their word - when the fleets met as planned, they would open fire almost immediately to cripple the Space Wolves' fleet and force Grimnar to submit to their demands under the threat of annihilation.		See, the Inquisitor Lord Kysnaros and the Grey Knights Grand Master serving him had hit upon a brilliant (read: utterly bone-headed) plan: they would call a truce with the Wolves and meet with them in a neutral system to parley, with their respective ships' weapons and shields powered down to prevent any "unfortunate incidents". The catch, of course, was that the Inquisition never intended to live up to their word - when the fleets met as planned, they would open fire almost immediately to cripple the Space Wolves' fleet and force Grimnar to submit to their demands under the threat of annihilation.

	Grimnar, unaware of the trap, duly showed up in the relic [[Strike Cruiser]] ''Scramaseax'' with its weapons off and shields powered down (as both sides had agreed upon), only for its escorts to be destroyed and the Strike Cruiser itself halfway crippled. Kysnaros took a moment to gloat before "inviting" Grimnar across to his ship, to discuss how the Wolves were going to atone for their actions against the Inquisition (hint: it involved stripping away a lot of their independence and sending them on a [[Lamenters\|Penitent Crusade]]).		Grimnar, unaware of the trap, duly showed up in the relic [[Strike Cruiser]] ''Scramaseax'' with its weapons off and shields powered down (as both sides had agreed upon), only for its escorts to be destroyed and the Strike Cruiser itself halfway crippled. Kysnaros took a moment to gloat before "inviting" Grimnar across to his ship, to discuss how the Wolves were going to atone for their actions against the Inquisition (hint: it involved stripping away a lot of their independence and sending them on a [[Lamenters\|Penitent Crusade]]). As it would turn out however, that Inquisitorial Gloating™ would prove to be a bit premature.

	Unsurprisingly ''royally'' pissed off at this betrayal and Kysnaros's outrageous demands, [[Just as Planned\|Grimnar traveled to the Inquisitor's ship]], and (upon finding out he gave the order to fire on the Wolves) [[Not as Planned\|promptly split the Grey Knights Grand Master open from head to nadgers before he could even draw his blade]], before verbally tearing into both the Grey Knights (who were becoming increasingly demoralized, feeling this campaign was a failure and far out of their remit) and the Inquisitor Lord for their incompetence, betrayal of parley, and overall pig-headed approach. When the Knights tried to prevent the remaining Wolves (Logan and three of his Honour Guard, all others having died in the betrayal) from teleporting out, the Wolves answered by shooting their way back to the ''Scramaseax'' and departing the system at speed.		Unsurprisingly ''royally'' pissed off at this betrayal and Kysnaros's outrageous demands, [[Just as Planned\|Grimnar traveled to the Inquisitor's ship]], and (upon finding out he gave the order to fire on the Wolves) [[Not as Planned\|promptly split the Grey Knights Grand Master open from head to nadgers before he could even draw his blade]], before verbally tearing into both the Grey Knights (who were becoming increasingly demoralized, feeling this campaign was a failure and far out of their remit) and the Inquisitor Lord for their incompetence, betrayal of parley, and overall pig-headed approach. When the Knights tried to prevent the remaining Wolves (Logan and three of his Honour Guard, all others having died in the betrayal) from teleporting out, the Wolves answered by shooting their way back to the ''Scramaseax'' and departing the system at speed.