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	\|Heraldry = [[File:Astral Knights Livery.jpg\|150px]]		\|Heraldry = [[File:Astral Knights Livery.jpg\|150px]]
	\|Battle Cry = Extinction is our gift!		\|Battle Cry = Extinction is our gift!
	\|Founding = Unknown		\|Founding = Unknown
	\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]		\|Successors of = [[Imperial Fists]]
	\|Successor Chapters = None		\|Successor Chapters = None

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1d4chan>CobaltChaos: /* Daily Routines */ The exact wording was "secret Legions" because the Emperor didn't know about the Second Founding yet.

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Daily Routines: The exact wording was "secret Legions" because the Emperor didn't know about the Second Founding yet.

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	05:00- Wake Up: The Astral Knights awaken from their bombed out rooms. Upon their walls are adorned a long list of lines one may speak before dying. Each battle brother chooses one for the day before leaving the room.		05:00- Wake Up: The Astral Knights awaken from their bombed out rooms. Upon their walls are adorned a long list of lines one may speak before dying. Each battle brother chooses one for the day before leaving the room.

	06:00- Morning Prayer: The Astral Knights pray to the Emperor to give them glorious deaths. The Chaplain reminds the chapter that [[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|they were one of the secret ~~chapters~~ founded by the Emperor.]]		06:00- Morning Prayer: The Astral Knights pray to the Emperor to give them glorious deaths. The Chaplain reminds the chapter that [[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|they were one of the secret Legions founded by the Emperor.]]

	07:00- Morning Firing Rites: The chapter practice fighting against reprogrammed Necron Warriors. They hold the line in dramatic fashion, while any sergeants will stand at the front yelling amazing lines about how they need to hold the fucking line.		07:00- Morning Firing Rites: The chapter practice fighting against reprogrammed Necron Warriors. They hold the line in dramatic fashion, while any sergeants will stand at the front yelling amazing lines about how they need to hold the fucking line.

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Legacy

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	With the World Engine destroyed and Hyalhi's memories fully in the Inquisition's hands, the Astral Knights accomplished far more than saving Varvenkast. The information in Hyalhi's head gave the Inquisition a new understanding into Necron culture and battle and gave them knowledge of the Star Gods (Hyalhi swore to Yggra'nya that the Imperium would hunt it down). In addition, they saved the entirety of the Imperium by stopping Borsis before it got to Mars and Terra. It is said that a small force of veterans and trainees remained on Obsidia, but the Inquisitor making the comment follows that up by saying they are not nearly enough to rebuild the chapter. The remains of the ''Tempestus'' (which were flung away when the World Engine exploded) were salvaged to be used to repair other ships of the same class.		With the World Engine destroyed and Hyalhi's memories fully in the Inquisition's hands, the Astral Knights accomplished far more than saving Varvenkast. The information in Hyalhi's head gave the Inquisition a new understanding into Necron culture and battle and gave them knowledge of the Star Gods (Hyalhi swore to Yggra'nya that the Imperium would hunt it down). In addition, they saved the entirety of the Imperium by stopping Borsis before it got to Mars and Terra. It is said that a small force of veterans and trainees remained on Obsidia, but the Inquisitor making the comment follows that up by saying they are not nearly enough to rebuild the chapter. The remains of the ''Tempestus'' (which were flung away when the World Engine exploded) were salvaged to be used to repair other ships of the same class.

	Finally, to not let their [[Fortress-monastery]] go to waste, the [[Sable Swords]] were founded just to take care of the thing. You know that you are a badass of the umpteenth degree if they found an ENTIRE CHAPTER OF SPACE MARINES just to look after your crib after you ~~kick the bucket~~. This creates an interesting clash of the [[canon]] however, since the Sable Swords were around during [[The Beheading]], nearly 9400 years prior. Of course, it's also likely that the Sable Swords also lost their own home world through some means or just took it because they had to admire these fucking badasses.		Finally, to not let their [[Fortress-monastery]] go to waste, the [[Sable Swords]] were founded just to take care of the thing. You know that you are a badass of the umpteenth degree if they found an ENTIRE CHAPTER OF SPACE MARINES just to look after your crib after you shift from this mortal coil. This creates an interesting clash of the [[canon]] however, since the Sable Swords were around during [[The Beheading]], nearly 9400 years prior. Of course, it's also likely that the Sable Swords also lost their own home world through some means or just took it because they had to admire these fucking badasses.

	...However, there is one thing to be mentioned of the replacement chapter- the remaining Astral Knights could not have said "Fuck that shit!" any harder. Thade, irate at the fact that his chapter was being handed over to what were- in his techno-prosthetic eyes -the greenest Space Marines since the Salamanders, was positively livid. It didn't matter that this replacement Chapter was full strength- the Astral Knights were descended from the Imperial Fists, and you know how they (and their descendants) are...		...However, there is one thing to be mentioned of the replacement chapter- the remaining Astral Knights could not have said "Fuck that shit!" any harder. Thade, irate at the fact that his chapter was being handed over to what were- in his techno-prosthetic eyes -the greenest Space Marines since the Salamanders, was positively livid. It didn't matter that this replacement Chapter was full strength- the Astral Knights were descended from the Imperial Fists, and you know how they (and their descendants) are...

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1d4chan>Redvsdead: /* History */

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History

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	==History==		==History==
	Little is known of the Astral Knights' early history, but evidence suggests they were founded fairly early on; they have extremely old relics in the form of the Battle Barge ''Tempestus'' (with a machine-spirit from the [[Dark Age of Technology]] that is ~~highly hinted~~ at as being a true AI), the ancient gunship ''Maxentius'' and an entire armoury of incredibly ancient and potent gear, so ancient and potent they are only allowed to the current chapter master and he is only allowed to have one at once. We do know they participated in a purging of Varvenkast, a hive world in the Varv system, and the destruction of the [[Necron]] [[The World Engine\|World Engine]] (formerly the Tomb world of '''borsis''') many years later.		Little is known of the Astral Knights' early history, but evidence suggests they were founded fairly early on; they have extremely old relics in the form of the Battle Barge ''Tempestus'' (with a machine-spirit from the [[Dark Age of Technology]] that is heavily implied at being a true AI), the ancient gunship ''Maxentius'' and an entire armoury of incredibly ancient and potent gear, so ancient and potent they are only allowed to the current chapter master and he is only allowed to have one at once. We do know they participated in a purging of Varvenkast, a hive world in the Varv system, and the destruction of the [[Necron]] [[The World Engine\|World Engine]] (formerly the Tomb world of '''borsis''') many years later.

	==The Purging of Varvenkast==		==The Purging of Varvenkast==

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	\|Strength = 772, all but a few veterans and trainees nobly sacrificed (AKA [[Extinct chapters\|Deadsies]])		\|Strength = 772, all but a few veterans and trainees nobly sacrificed (AKA [[Extinct chapters\|Deadsies]])
	\|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]]		\|Allegiance = [[Imperium of Man]]
	\|Colours = Silver ~~and~~ dark blue		\|Colours = Silver with dark blue poleyns and trim
	}}		}}
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Notable Members

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	*'''Dreadnought Thade:''' The last "Chapter Master" (more of an Acting Commander, really, but nobody would've challenged the guy for it, so...) of the Astral Knights, Thade was something of an angry old man of a lord watching over a destroyed kingdom. Life handed him a rough hand when the Sable Swords took over. What happened to the guy and the last thirty of the Knights under his command is left to people's imaginations, but he either led his remaining troops into a suicide "Crusade", got them all killed by flipping out and attacking their replacements, or anything in between. Wherever the Astral Knights are, know that the hearts of all who worship badasses go with them... Here's looking at you, Chapter Master Thade.		*'''Dreadnought Thade:''' The last "Chapter Master" (more of an Acting Commander, really, but nobody would've challenged the guy for it, so...) of the Astral Knights, Thade was something of an angry old man of a lord watching over a destroyed kingdom. Life handed him a rough hand when the Sable Swords took over. What happened to the guy and the last thirty of the Knights under his command is left to people's imaginations, but he either led his remaining troops into a suicide "Crusade", got them all killed by flipping out and attacking their replacements, or anything in between. Wherever the Astral Knights are, know that the hearts of all who worship badasses go with them... Here's looking at you, Chapter Master Thade.
	*'''Chapter Master Lord Artor Amhrad:''' The chapter master of the Astral Knights during the battle for Borsis. Amhrad discovered the previous chapter master's treachery and became chapter master after Hyalhi and Masayak helped him kill the traitor. He then made an oath to the people of Varvenkast that they would come back and save them in a time of dire need and he sticks to this oath to the very end. He dual-wields a matched pair of one-handed power axes due to his training with a saber and swordbreaker as a noble (not that that makes any sense since the two fighting styles would be radically different). Amhrad dies blowing up Yggra-nya's prison after being mortally wounded by the baddest [[~~Lychguard~~]] on Borsis, the Judicator.		*'''Chapter Master Lord Artor Amhrad:''' The chapter master of the Astral Knights during the battle for Borsis. Amhrad discovered the previous chapter master's treachery and became chapter master after Hyalhi and Masayak helped him kill the traitor. He then made an oath to the people of Varvenkast that they would come back and save them in a time of dire need and he sticks to this oath to the very end. He dual-wields a matched pair of one-handed power axes due to his training with a saber and swordbreaker as a noble (not that that makes any sense since the two fighting styles would be radically different). Amhrad dies blowing up Yggra-nya's prison after being mortally wounded by the baddest [[Triarch Praetorian]] on Borsis, the Judicator.
	*'''Chaplain Masayak:''' A chaplain of the Astral Knights who strictly follows the Codex Astartes. He has an interesting theory that even if a battle seems impossible to win, as long as he and his brothers believe hard enough, [[Orks\|they can make the impossible possible]]. He was with Amhrad when the latter accused chapter master Derelhaan of treachery and delivered the killing blow while Derelhaan was distracted with Hyalhi (specifically he buried half his crozius into the back of Derelhaan's head). He was the last man standing with Amhrad before getting his head unceremoniously scissored off by the Judicator as he went to help his chapter master up.		*'''Chaplain Masayak:''' A chaplain of the Astral Knights who strictly follows the Codex Astartes. He has an interesting theory that even if a battle seems impossible to win, as long as he and his brothers believe hard enough, [[Orks\|they can make the impossible possible]]. He was with Amhrad when the latter accused chapter master Derelhaan of treachery and delivered the killing blow while Derelhaan was distracted with Hyalhi (specifically he buried half his crozius into the back of Derelhaan's head). He was the last man standing with Amhrad before getting his head unceremoniously scissored off by the Judicator as he went to help his chapter master up.
	*'''Chief Librarian Hyalhi:''' Chief librarian of the Astral Knights, and a powerful one at that. He is rare among librarians in that he has an unparalleled mastery of divination and sees the threads of fate much like [[Eldar]] Farseers do. This sets him apart from his brothers even more than usual. He has a hand-picked honor guard that he specifically chooses for their attitudes and thoughts as opposed to pure martial skill, reasoning that he needs advisers more than yes-men. Using his skill at dodging due to seeing the strands of fate, he distracted former chapter master Derelhaan long enough for Masayak to deal the killing blow. Hyalhi survives Borsis long enough to get to a savior pod with the memories of the chapter locked in his head for the Inquisition to find (making the novel somewhat of a flashback seen through different eyes but told from the same source).		*'''Chief Librarian Hyalhi:''' Chief librarian of the Astral Knights, and a powerful one at that. He is rare among librarians in that he has an unparalleled mastery of divination and sees the threads of fate much like [[Eldar]] Farseers do. This sets him apart from his brothers even more than usual. He has a hand-picked honor guard that he specifically chooses for their attitudes and thoughts as opposed to pure martial skill, reasoning that he needs advisers more than yes-men. Using his skill at dodging due to seeing the strands of fate, he distracted former chapter master Derelhaan long enough for Masayak to deal the killing blow. Hyalhi survives Borsis long enough to get to a savior pod with the memories of the chapter locked in his head for the Inquisition to find (making the novel somewhat of a flashback seen through different eyes but told from the same source).

201.146.109.143: /* Daily Routines */

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Daily Routines

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	13:00- Oratory Practice: The battle brothers practice their speech skills while enjoying a nice lunch. Each brother in encouraged to come up with his own badass lines, while the chaplains and reclusiarch judge the validity of said lines.		13:00- Oratory Practice: The battle brothers practice their speech skills while enjoying a nice lunch. Each brother in encouraged to come up with his own badass lines, while the chaplains and reclusiarch judge the validity of said lines.

	15:00- Afternoon Firing rites: The Astral Knights practice firing Missile launchers, melta guns, and grenades, whilst turning away from the explosion. The battle brother who strike the most distinct pose gets to hold the ~~chatper~~ standard. Capes earn one extra points.		15:00- Afternoon Firing rites: The Astral Knights practice firing Missile launchers, melta guns, and grenades, whilst turning away from the explosion. The battle brother who strike the most distinct pose gets to hold the chapter standard. Capes earn one extra points.

	16:00- Afternoon Battle Practice: The Astral Knights rip and tear their way through servitors armed with Gauss weapons. Using the servitors as shields while killing other servitors is heavily encouraged.		16:00- Afternoon Battle Practice: The Astral Knights rip and tear their way through servitors armed with Gauss weapons. Using the servitors as shields while killing other servitors is heavily encouraged.

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	Many years after the Varvenkast incident, Varvenkast was again threatened. This time the world destroying Necron [[Star Wars\|death star]], Borsis, was on a direct path past it and destroying everything in its way. The massive assembled fleet consisting of dozens of [[Imperial Navy]] ships and space marine chapters (including the [[Ultramarines]], the Red Consuls, and the [[Invaders]]) couldn't penetrate the powerful shields protecting the World Engine and so made ready to abandon the system and the 21 billion souls on Varvenkast to their fate. However, chapter master Amhrad decided he would be awesome that day. He told the collective chapters to go fuck themselves and outlined his amazingly complex plan that would save billions: they would ram the ''Tempestus'' into the World Engine and deploy their ENTIRE chapter to the surface in an effort to destroy it. '''Fuck. Yes.''' The assembled chapters called him an idiot but since Amhrad had the biggest and bestest ship he technically led the liberation force and he had final say. The Imperial Fleet retreated to a safe distance while Amhrad enacted his plan...		Many years after the Varvenkast incident, Varvenkast was again threatened. This time the world destroying Necron [[Star Wars\|death star]], Borsis, was on a direct path past it and destroying everything in its way. The massive assembled fleet consisting of dozens of [[Imperial Navy]] ships and space marine chapters (including the [[Ultramarines]], the Red Consuls, and the [[Invaders]]) couldn't penetrate the powerful shields protecting the World Engine and so made ready to abandon the system and the 21 billion souls on Varvenkast to their fate. However, chapter master Amhrad decided he would be awesome that day. He told the collective chapters to go fuck themselves and outlined his amazingly complex plan that would save billions: they would ram the ''Tempestus'' into the World Engine and deploy their ENTIRE chapter to the surface in an effort to destroy it. '''Fuck. Yes.''' The assembled chapters called him an idiot but since Amhrad had the biggest and bestest ship he technically led the liberation force and he had final say. The Imperial Fleet retreated to a safe distance while Amhrad enacted his plan...

	Needless to say, it worked perfectly. The shields were no match for an ENTIRE kilometers long battleship and while the crash killed every human on the ship and many battle-brothers, most of the chapter made it to the surface. They immediately sent out scouting parties to figure out what the hell was going on. These parties came back with freed slaves and tales of fighting Necrons. From the slaves, Amhrad found out about the Overlord of Borsis (as the Necrons called the World Engine), Heqiroth. He dispatched a team led by captain Zahiros to assassinate the Overlord, but they failed due to many of the slaves being sleeper agents planted by the Necrons. In the meantime, Hyalhi, now Chief Librarian, took an honor guard into the depths of Borsis to find what they could find. After fighting some flayed ones, a mortally wounded brother by the name of Ghazin allowed himself to be [[anal circumference\|fatally probed]] by a mass of brains hooked to a computer. It was here that Hyalhi learned of Yggra'nya, the being that powered the World Engine. The Astral Knights also discovered that Borsis was making a bee-line to [[Mars]], presumably to free the [[Void Dragon]].		Needless to say, it worked perfectly. The shields were no match for an ENTIRE kilometers long battleship and while the crash killed every human on the ship and many battle-brothers, most of the chapter made it to the surface. They immediately sent out scouting parties to figure out what the hell was going on. These parties came back with freed slaves and tales of fighting Necrons. From the slaves, Amhrad found out about the Overlord of Borsis (as the Necrons called the World Engine), Heqiroth. He dispatched a team led by captain Zahiros to assassinate the Overlord, but they failed due to many of the slaves being sleeper agents planted by the Necrons. In the meantime, Hyalhi, now Chief Librarian, took an honor guard into the depths of Borsis to find what they could find. After fighting some flayed ones, a mortally wounded brother by the name of Ghazin allowed himself to be [[anal circumference\|fatally probed]] by a mass of brains hooked to a computer. It was here that Hyalhi learned of Yggra'nya, the being that powered the World Engine. The Astral Knights also discovered that Borsis was making a bee-line to [[Mars]], presumably to free the [[Void Dragon]].

	After a failed alliance with the former overlord of Borsis and an ambush that killed a ton of Astral Knights, Amhrad knew there was only one option remaining. Devastator-Captain Khabyar led an attack utilizing the entire chapter against the seat of Heqiroth's power. This was only a distraction, however, and Amhrad himself led an elite force of five brothers (plus himself) to Yggra'nya's prison. Yggra'nya had spoken to Hyalhi and revealed itself as the [[C'tan]] known as The Worldbuilder. It promised to destroy Borsis and leave the galaxy (in its words to find a people more ready to accept its "benevolent" rule) if freed. Using their lives and a bunch of melta bombs, Amhrad's force managed to free Yggra'nya with only Hyalhi surviving. Hyalhi watched from the wreckage of the ''Tempestus'' as Yggra'nya utterly destroyed Heqiroth and powered down Borsis' shields, allowing the Navy to finish the job. Hyalhi entered a savior pod and died, but not before locking the memories of the battle in his mind for the Inquisition to find.		After a failed alliance with the former overlord of Borsis and an ambush that killed a ton of Astral Knights, Amhrad knew there was only one option remaining. Devastator-Captain Khabyar led an attack utilizing the entire chapter against the seat of Heqiroth's power. This was only a distraction, however, and Amhrad himself led an elite force of five brothers (plus himself) to Yggra'nya's prison. Yggra'nya had spoken to Hyalhi and revealed itself as the [[C'tan]] known as The Worldbuilder. It promised to destroy Borsis and leave the galaxy (in its words to find a people more ready to accept its "benevolent" rule) if freed. Using their lives and a bunch of melta bombs, Amhrad's force managed to free Yggra'nya with only Hyalhi surviving. Hyalhi watched from the wreckage of the ''Tempestus'' as Yggra'nya utterly destroyed Heqiroth and powered down Borsis' shields, allowing the Navy to finish the job. Hyalhi entered a savior pod and died, but not before locking the memories of the battle in his mind for the Inquisition to find.
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	*'''Dreadnought Thade:''' The last "Chapter Master" (more of an Acting Commander, really, but nobody would've challenged the guy for it, so...) of the Astral Knights, Thade was something of an angry old man of a lord watching over a destroyed kingdom. Life handed him a rough hand when the Sable Swords took over. What happened to the guy and the last thirty of the Knights under his command is left to people's imaginations, but he either led his remaining troops into a suicide "Crusade", got them all killed by flipping out and attacking their replacements, or anything in between. Wherever the Astral Knights are, know that the hearts of all who worship badasses go with them... Here's looking at you, Chapter Master Thade.		*'''Dreadnought Thade:''' The last "Chapter Master" (more of an Acting Commander, really, but nobody would've challenged the guy for it, so...) of the Astral Knights, Thade was something of an angry old man of a lord watching over a destroyed kingdom. Life handed him a rough hand when the Sable Swords took over. What happened to the guy and the last thirty of the Knights under his command is left to people's imaginations, but he either led his remaining troops into a suicide "Crusade", got them all killed by flipping out and attacking their replacements, or anything in between. Wherever the Astral Knights are, know that the hearts of all who worship badasses go with them... Here's looking at you, Chapter Master Thade.
	*'''Chapter Master Lord Artor Amhrad:''' The chapter master of the Astral Knights during the battle for Borsis. Amhrad discovered the previous chapter master's treachery and became chapter master after Hyalhi and Masayak helped him kill the traitor. He then made an oath to the people of Varvenkast that they would come back and save them in a time of dire need and he sticks to this oath to the very end. He dual-wields a matched pair of one-handed power axes due to his training with a saber and swordbreaker as a noble (not that that makes any sense since the two fighting styles would be radically different). Amhrad dies blowing up Yggra'nya's prison after being mortally wounded by the baddest [[Triarch Praetorian]] on Borsis, the Judicator.		*'''Chapter Master Lord Artor Amhrad:''' The chapter master of the Astral Knights during the battle for Borsis. Amhrad discovered the previous chapter master's treachery and became chapter master after Hyalhi and Masayak helped him kill the traitor. He then made an oath to the people of Varvenkast that they would come back and save them in a time of dire need and he sticks to this oath to the very end. He dual-wields a matched pair of one-handed power axes due to his training with a saber and swordbreaker as a noble (not that that makes any sense since the two fighting styles would be radically different). Amhrad dies blowing up Yggra'nya's prison after being mortally wounded by the baddest [[Triarch Praetorian]] on Borsis, the Judicator.
	*'''Chaplain Masayak:''' A chaplain of the Astral Knights who strictly follows the Codex Astartes. He has an interesting theory that even if a battle seems impossible to win, as long as he and his brothers believe hard enough, [[Orks\|they can make the impossible possible]]. He was with Amhrad when the latter accused chapter master Derelhaan of treachery and delivered the killing blow while Derelhaan was distracted with Hyalhi (specifically he buried half his crozius into the back of Derelhaan's head). He was the last man standing with Amhrad before getting his head unceremoniously scissored off by the Judicator as he went to help his chapter master up.		*'''Chaplain Masayak:''' A chaplain of the Astral Knights who strictly follows the Codex Astartes. He has an interesting theory that even if a battle seems impossible to win, as long as he and his brothers believe hard enough, [[Orks\|they can make the impossible possible]]. He was with Amhrad when the latter accused chapter master Derelhaan of treachery and delivered the killing blow while Derelhaan was distracted with Hyalhi (specifically he buried half his crozius into the back of Derelhaan's head). He was the last man standing with Amhrad before getting his head unceremoniously scissored off by the Judicator as he went to help his chapter master up.
	*'''Chief Librarian Hyalhi:''' Chief librarian of the Astral Knights, and a powerful one at that. He is rare among librarians in that he has an unparalleled mastery of divination and sees the threads of fate much like [[Eldar]] Farseers do. This sets him apart from his brothers even more than usual. He has a hand-picked honor guard that he specifically chooses for their attitudes and thoughts as opposed to pure martial skill, reasoning that he needs advisers more than yes-men. Using his skill at dodging due to seeing the strands of fate, he distracted former chapter master Derelhaan long enough for Masayak to deal the killing blow. Hyalhi survives Borsis long enough to get to a savior pod with the memories of the chapter locked in his head for the Inquisition to find (making the novel somewhat of a flashback seen through different eyes but told from the same source).		*'''Chief Librarian Hyalhi:''' Chief librarian of the Astral Knights, and a powerful one at that. He is rare among librarians in that he has an unparalleled mastery of divination and sees the threads of fate much like [[Eldar]] Farseers do. This sets him apart from his brothers even more than usual. He has a hand-picked honor guard that he specifically chooses for their attitudes and thoughts as opposed to pure martial skill, reasoning that he needs advisers more than yes-men. Using his skill at dodging due to seeing the strands of fate, he distracted former chapter master Derelhaan long enough for Masayak to deal the killing blow. Hyalhi survives Borsis long enough to get to a savior pod with the memories of the chapter locked in his head for the Inquisition to find (making the novel somewhat of a flashback seen through different eyes but told from the same source).
	*'''Techmarine Sarakos:''' The techmarine who first discovered Yggra'nya when a [[scarab]] interfaced with his data-port ifyouknowwhatimean. He was somewhat disliked by his brothers for his lack of emotion and humor. Due to his exposure to Yggra'nya and his tech-expertise (not to mention the plasma cutter in his servo harness), he was chosen to be part of Amhrad's five-man group to free the C'tan. He died by being overwhelmed while using a Lychguard as a living shield to deflect his fellow's blows.		*'''Techmarine Sarakos:''' The techmarine who first discovered Yggra'nya when a [[scarab]] interfaced with his data-port ifyouknowwhatimean. He was somewhat disliked by his brothers for his lack of emotion and humor. Due to his exposure to Yggra'nya and his tech-expertise (not to mention the plasma cutter in his servo harness), he was chosen to be part of Amhrad's five-man group to free the C'tan. He died by being overwhelmed while using a Lychguard as a living shield to deflect his fellow's blows.
	*'''Captain Sheherz, Master of the Fleet:''' The Astral Knights' Master of the Fleet and (literal) captain of the ''Tempestus''. He calms the machine-spirit of the mighty ship to prepare it for its final task and is killed by a Necron warrior after being incapacitated in the crash.		*'''Captain Sheherz, Master of the Fleet:''' The Astral Knights' Master of the Fleet and (literal) captain of the ''Tempestus''. He calms the machine-spirit of the mighty ship to prepare it for its final task and is killed by a Necron warrior after being incapacitated in the crash.
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	19:00- Evening Tactical Indoctrination: The chapter studies badass one liners and other such things. They observe a plethora of media, from Star Wars all the way to Aliens. Yelling at any heresy found in such scenes is encouraged.		19:00- Evening Tactical Indoctrination: The chapter studies badass one liners and other such things. They observe a plethora of media, from Star Wars all the way to Aliens. Yelling at any heresy found in such scenes is encouraged.

	0:00- Bedtime: Too Badass for free time, the Astral Knights retire for the evening. Many are angry they were not able to prove their badassness in death.		0:00- Bedtime: Too Badass for free time, the Astral Knights retire for the evening. Many are angry they were not able to prove their badassness in death.


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