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	Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. [[Aeonid Thiel]] and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt over his past failures and desire to personally kill Fulgrim was interfering with his judgment. Eventually, they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.		Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. [[Aeonid Thiel]] and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt over his past failures and desire to personally kill Fulgrim was interfering with his judgment. Eventually, they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.

	Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.		Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.

	Even before his ascension Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman did as he promised his men and called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.		Even before his ascension Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman did as he promised his men and called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.
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	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
	As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off his death. He would remain in stasis for 10,000 years until the combined efforts of [[Yvraine\|a sassy Eldar gal]] and [[Belisarius Cawl\|a really old guy more machine than man]] were able to revive him.		As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off his death. He would remain in stasis for 10,000 years until the combined efforts of [[Yvraine\|a sassy Eldar gal]] and [[Belisarius Cawl\|a really old guy more machine than man]] were able to revive him.

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1d4chan>HyperionEinherjar: /* The Battle */

2019-12-30T06:06:07Z

The Battle

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	Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])		Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])

	Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt over his past failures and desire to personally kill Fulgrim was interfering with his judgment. Eventually, they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.		Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. [[Aeonid Thiel]] and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt over his past failures and desire to personally kill Fulgrim was interfering with his judgment. Eventually, they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.

	Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.		Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 16:49, 29 December 2019

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	The '''Battle of Thessala''', taking place during the [[Great Scouring]], was fought between the [[Emperor's Children]] and the [[Ultramarines]].		The '''Battle of Thessala''', taking place during the [[Great Scouring]], was fought between the [[Emperor's Children]] and the [[Ultramarines]].

	==Prior to the ~~battle~~==		==Prior to the Battle==

	Guilliman, as part of his campaign to utterly crush the Traitor Legions, called together the Ultramarines and six successor chapters to hunt down the Emperor's Children primarch. Fulgrim's outnumbered fleet gave running battle until they reached the Thessala system, whereupon a massive Emperor's Children fleet set upon the outnumbered Imperials.		Guilliman, as part of his campaign to utterly crush the Traitor Legions, called together the Ultramarines and six successor chapters to hunt down the Emperor's Children primarch. Fulgrim's outnumbered fleet gave running battle until they reached the Thessala system, whereupon a massive Emperor's Children fleet set upon the outnumbered Imperials.

	==The ~~battle~~==		==The Battle==

	Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])		Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])

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	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

	As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off his death. He would remain in stasis for 10,000 years until the combined efforts of [[Yvraine\|a sassy Eldar gal]] and [[Belisarius Cawl\|a really old guy more machine than man]] were able to revive him.		As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off his death. He would remain in stasis for 10,000 years until the combined efforts of [[Yvraine\|a sassy Eldar gal]] and [[Belisarius Cawl\|a really old guy more machine than man]] were able to revive him.

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1d4chan>Newerfag: /* The battle */

2018-03-20T15:45:05Z

The battle

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	Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])		Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])

	Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt and desire to personally kill Fulgrim ~~had interfered~~ with his judgment. Eventually they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.		Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt over his past failures and desire to personally kill Fulgrim was interfering with his judgment. Eventually, they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.

	Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.		Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.

1d4chan>Sulik at 22:49, 2 March 2018

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	\|casualties2= Unknown		\|casualties2= Unknown
	\|status= Major victory for the Emperor's Children		\|status= Major victory for the Emperor's Children
	\|outcome= Crushed the Ultramarine & successor fleet and fatally wounded the Primarch Guilliman, resulting in his placement in stasis.		\|outcome= Crushed the Ultramarine & successor fleet and <s>fatally</s> severely wounded the Primarch Guilliman, resulting in his placement in stasis.
	}}		}}

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* The battle */

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	Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])		Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])

	Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt and desire to personally kill Fulgrim had ~~overwhelmed him~~. Eventually they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.		Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt and desire to personally kill Fulgrim had interfered with his judgment. Eventually they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.

	Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.		Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.

1d4chan>Newerfag: /* The battle */

2017-10-13T01:34:20Z

The battle

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	Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt and desire to personally kill Fulgrim had overwhelmed him. Eventually they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.		Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt and desire to personally kill Fulgrim had overwhelmed him. Eventually they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.

	Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman did as he promised his men and called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.		Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Well, "duel" isn't the right word, as that would imply that Guilliman was able to put up a fight.

			Even before his ascension Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman did as he promised his men and called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.

	The Ultramarines primarch was simply no match for his brother, and Fulgrim proceeded to slash his throat right across where he had been injured by Kor Phaeron during the Battle of Calth, fatally wounding him. A desperate assault by his men allowed the Ultramarine forces to escape via emergency teleport. Only a few ships escaped the massacre, Guilliman's flagship, the ''Gauntlet of Power'', among them.		The Ultramarines primarch was simply no match for his brother, and Fulgrim proceeded to slash his throat right across where he had been injured by Kor Phaeron during the Battle of Calth, fatally wounding him. A desperate assault by his men allowed the Ultramarine forces to escape via emergency teleport. Only a few ships escaped the massacre, Guilliman's flagship, the ''Gauntlet of Power'', among them.

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	Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])		Things looked grim indeed for Guilliman and his men, but a series of clever maneuvers by the Imperial fleet allowed Guilliman to knock out the shields on Fulgrim's flagship, the ''Pride of the Emperor''. Seeing an opportunity to end the battle quickly and save his fleet from getting torn to shreds by the traitors, Guilliman led a strike team to teleport aboard his brother's flagship. ([[Siege of Terra\|Sound familiar?]])

	Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their ~~primarch~~'s guilt and desire to personally kill Fulgrim had overwhelmed him. Eventually they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.		Guilliman and his bodyguard made their way to the bridge of the ''Pride of the Emperor'' without incident, whereupon Roboute ordered his men to stand back while he talked to his brother alone, claiming that he could distract him long enough for the assault to cripple Fulgrim's flagship. Aeonid Thiel and First Captain Andros were skeptical of this plan, believing their Primarch's guilt and desire to personally kill Fulgrim had overwhelmed him. Eventually they agreed to stand back on the condition that Guilliman call them if he needed aid.

	Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.		Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman did as he promised his men and called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.

	The Ultramarines primarch was simply no match for his brother, and Fulgrim proceeded to slash his throat right across where he had been injured by Kor Phaeron during the Battle of Calth, fatally wounding him. A desperate assault by his men allowed the Ultramarine forces to escape via emergency teleport. Only a few ships escaped the massacre, Guilliman's flagship, the ''Gauntlet of Power'', among them.		The Ultramarines primarch was simply no match for his brother, and Fulgrim proceeded to slash his throat right across where he had been injured by Kor Phaeron during the Battle of Calth, fatally wounding him. A desperate assault by his men allowed the Ultramarine forces to escape via emergency teleport. Only a few ships escaped the massacre, Guilliman's flagship, the ''Gauntlet of Power'', among them.
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	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

	As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off his death. He would remain in stasis for 10,000 years until the combined efforts of Yvraine and ~~Archmagos~~ Cawl were able to revive him.		As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off his death. He would remain in stasis for 10,000 years until the combined efforts of [[Yvraine\|a sassy Eldar gal]] and [[Belisarius Cawl\|a really old guy more machine than man]] were able to revive him.

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1d4chan>Newerfag at 20:03, 13 September 2017

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	Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.		Fulgrim tried to (predictably) turn his brother towards Chaos, but Guilliman told him to fuck off and the two began to duel. Fulgrim had been perhaps the greatest duelist of the primarchs, and between that and his Slaanesh-enhanced strength he quickly overpowered Guilliman. Much to his brother's amusement, Guilliman called for assistance, and Fulgrim responded in kind by unleashing a horde of Emperor's Children on the Imperials.

	The Ultramarines primarch was simply no match for his brother, and Fulgrim proceeded to slash his throat, fatally wounding him. A desperate assault by his men allowed the Ultramarine forces to escape via emergency teleport. Only a few ships escaped the massacre, Guilliman's flagship, the ''Gauntlet of Power'', among them.		The Ultramarines primarch was simply no match for his brother, and Fulgrim proceeded to slash his throat right across where he had been injured by Kor Phaeron during the Battle of Calth, fatally wounding him. A desperate assault by his men allowed the Ultramarine forces to escape via emergency teleport. Only a few ships escaped the massacre, Guilliman's flagship, the ''Gauntlet of Power'', among them.

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==

	As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off death.		As the Apothecaries were unable to cure the Warp-tainted poison on Fulgrim's blade, they placed Guilliman in stasis, hoping to stave off his death. He would remain in stasis for 10,000 years until the combined efforts of Yvraine and Archmagos Cawl were able to revive him.

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