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	\|trait=Humble, massively powerful psyker		\|trait=Humble, massively powerful psyker
	\|flaw=Stubborn, simple		\|flaw=Stubborn, simple
	\|role=[[Union Astarte\|Union]]		\|role=[[Union Astarte\|Union]]
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	{{Topquote\|The ancient Catherics believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}		{{Topquote\|The ancient Catherics believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}

	Calael Bishop is the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|~~V<sup>th</sup>~~ Legion~~, the Astral Wardens~~]]~~, and~~ most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.		'''Calael Bishop''' is the [[Primarch (Warmasters Triumvirate)\|Primarch]] of the [[Astral Wardens]] [[Space Marine Legion (Warmasters Triumvirate)\|Space Marine Legion]]. He is most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.

	=History=		=History=

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	{{Topquote\|The ancient ~~Catharics~~ believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}		{{Topquote\|The ancient Catherics believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}

	Calael Bishop is the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens]], and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.		Calael Bishop is the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens]], and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.

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	Calael Bishop is the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens]], and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.		Calael Bishop is the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens]], and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.

	=History=		=History=
	==Primarch Origin==		==Primarch Origin==
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	When the infant primarchs were scattered, one never found his way to a planet. The space hulk Providence had rested since time immemorial in the realspace eye of a warp disturbance, a peaceful area where the tempestuous energies of the Empyrean are at their quietest. Not so the area around it- the turbulent warp-streams have capsized many a spacecraft brave or foolish enough to dare that region. Most craft thus lost are consumed and destroyed, but a lucky few are spat out relatively unharmed into this oasis of calm, and so join with the ancient accumulation of space junk known as Providence.		When the infant primarchs were scattered, one never found his way to a planet. The space hulk Providence had rested since time immemorial in the realspace eye of a warp disturbance, a peaceful area where the tempestuous energies of the Empyrean are at their quietest. Not so the area around it- the turbulent warp-streams have capsized many a spacecraft brave or foolish enough to dare that region. Most craft thus lost are consumed and destroyed, but a lucky few are spat out relatively unharmed into this oasis of calm, and so join with the ancient accumulation of space junk known as Providence.
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	Normally a Space Hulk is no fit environment to long entertain a population, but somewhere in the great mass' ancient past the vessel achieved a sort of equilibrium. Survivors of wrecks clambered inwards seeking shelter, forming communities where the life support systems held, and came to adapt to this strange new frontier, learning to combat the horrors lurking in the dark corners civilization never touched.		Normally a Space Hulk is no fit environment to long entertain a population, but somewhere in the great mass' ancient past the vessel achieved a sort of equilibrium. Survivors of wrecks clambered inwards seeking shelter, forming communities where the life support systems held, and came to adapt to this strange new frontier, learning to combat the horrors lurking in the dark corners civilization never touched.

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	==The Great Crusade==		==The Great Crusade==
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	The V<sup>th</sup> Legion was in a sorry state when Bishop took over, as a geneseed flaw prevented proper hypno-indoctrination, leaving new recruits undertrained and unprepared for combat. They were plagued with poor performance, and dogged by worrying a reputation of black luck and tales of strange spirits haunting the places where they fell. The previous Legion master had simply pushed his semi-competent men into the meat grinder to shore up the lines of more successful Legions. The Primarch immediately had his Hellbenders made into half-astartes and charged them to instruct the Terran marines in the ways of the Warders, having each outfitted with a tower shield. Constance Lainne was appointed the Legion's official Remembrancer, a position which pleased her to no end as she would assiduously chronicle Bishop's life during the Crusade. The best records of the Vth during this time were penned by her hand.<div class="mw-collapsible-content">		The V<sup>th</sup> Legion was in a sorry state when Bishop took over, as a geneseed flaw prevented proper hypno-indoctrination, leaving new recruits undertrained and unprepared for combat. They were plagued with poor performance, and dogged by worrying a reputation of black luck and tales of strange spirits haunting the places where they fell. The previous Legion master had simply pushed his semi-competent men into the meat grinder to shore up the lines of more successful Legions. The Primarch immediately had his Hellbenders made into half-astartes and charged them to instruct the Terran marines in the ways of the Warders, having each outfitted with a tower shield. Constance Lainne was appointed the Legion's official Remembrancer, a position which pleased her to no end as she would assiduously chronicle Bishop's life during the Crusade. The best records of the Vth during this time were penned by her hand.
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	Quelling the Casperian Rebellion marked the beginning of the Legion's psychic awakening, as they saw the first manifestations of Ghost-Martyrs among fallen Wardens. The strong bonds of fellowship between psychically-gifted members of shield crews resulted in a mind-linking that would come to be known as the Weave, allowing the souls of their dead brothers to briefly remain manifested on the battlefield after death. Following this event, the Legion began its training as psykers in earnest, with much help from the scholarly [[Lambach Kropor]] and his [[Chosen of Hecate]]. As the Astral Wardens' power grew they one by one began manifesting halos of their own, echoing the silvery crown bestowed upon their gene-sire.		Quelling the Casperian Rebellion marked the beginning of the Legion's psychic awakening, as they saw the first manifestations of Ghost-Martyrs among fallen Wardens. The strong bonds of fellowship between psychically-gifted members of shield crews resulted in a mind-linking that would come to be known as the Weave, allowing the souls of their dead brothers to briefly remain manifested on the battlefield after death. Following this event, the Legion began its training as psykers in earnest, with much help from the scholarly [[Lambach Kropor]] and his [[Chosen of Hecate]]. As the Astral Wardens' power grew they one by one began manifesting halos of their own, echoing the silvery crown bestowed upon their gene-sire.

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	Following the Edict of Nikaea, Bishop felt betrayed and abandoned by many he had considered close allies. Je'she's choice to stand against Imperial use of psykers wounded him particularly deeply. He saw not a leader seeking to further the Emperor's will, but an appeaser kneeling to the whims of the maddened [[Kinnevail Kincaid]] in a vain attempt to soothe the bard's fury. Nevertheless, even if his brothers had lost his trust, he trusted that the Emperor had a plan, and would not have made such a ruling without ample cause. He fitted his sons with collars to restrict their psychic powers, returning to the conventional breaching strategies they had begun with so many years ago, and simply hoped the Edict would be lifted before greater tragedy befell them.		Following the Edict of Nikaea, Bishop felt betrayed and abandoned by many he had considered close allies. Je'she's choice to stand against Imperial use of psykers wounded him particularly deeply. He saw not a leader seeking to further the Emperor's will, but an appeaser kneeling to the whims of the maddened [[Kinnevail Kincaid]] in a vain attempt to soothe the bard's fury. Nevertheless, even if his brothers had lost his trust, he trusted that the Emperor had a plan, and would not have made such a ruling without ample cause. He fitted his sons with collars to restrict their psychic powers, returning to the conventional breaching strategies they had begun with so many years ago, and simply hoped the Edict would be lifted before greater tragedy befell them.

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	That hope died when the Emperor fell on Ullanor. With the "Burned Prophet" consolidating more and more power, his tyranny and influence growing daily, the prospects of any future reversal of the Edict grew dim. The psychic legions all felt increasing pressure under the Imperial yoke, but the Vth alone had recourse to escape it.		That hope died when the Emperor fell on Ullanor. With the "Burned Prophet" consolidating more and more power, his tyranny and influence growing daily, the prospects of any future reversal of the Edict grew dim. The psychic legions all felt increasing pressure under the Imperial yoke, but the Vth alone had recourse to escape it.

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	\|trait=Humble, massively powerful psyker		\|trait=Humble, massively powerful psyker
	\|flaw=Stubborn, simple		\|flaw=Stubborn, simple
	\|~~heresy~~=[[Union Astarte\|Union]]		\|role=[[Union Astarte\|Union]]
	\|fate=Vanishes during an Imperial ambush		\|fate=Vanishes during an Imperial ambush
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	{{Topquote\|The ancient Catharics believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}		{{Topquote\|The ancient Catharics believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}

	Calael Bishop is ~~the~~ the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens]], and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.		Calael Bishop is the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens]], and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.
	=History=		=History=
	==Primarch Origin==		==Primarch Origin==
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	“I am glad to have found you at last, my son. We have much to discuss.”</div></div>		“I am glad to have found you at last, my son. We have much to discuss.”</div></div>

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	==The Great Crusade==		==The Great Crusade==
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	The V<sup>th</sup> Legion was in a sorry state when Bishop took over, as a geneseed flaw prevented proper hypno-indoctrination, leaving new recruits undertrained and unprepared for combat. They were plagued with poor performance, and dogged by worrying a reputation of black luck and tales of strange spirits haunting the places where they fell. The previous Legion master had simply pushed his semi-competent men into the meat grinder to shore up the lines of more successful Legions. The Primarch immediately had his Hellbenders made into half-astartes and ~~had~~ them instruct the Terran marines in the ways of the Warders, having each outfitted with a tower shield. Constance Lainne was appointed the Legion's official Remembrancer, a position which pleased her to no end as she would assiduously chronicle Bishop's life during the Crusade. The best records of the Vth during this time were penned by her hand.<div class="mw-collapsible-content">		The V<sup>th</sup> Legion was in a sorry state when Bishop took over, as a geneseed flaw prevented proper hypno-indoctrination, leaving new recruits undertrained and unprepared for combat. They were plagued with poor performance, and dogged by worrying a reputation of black luck and tales of strange spirits haunting the places where they fell. The previous Legion master had simply pushed his semi-competent men into the meat grinder to shore up the lines of more successful Legions. The Primarch immediately had his Hellbenders made into half-astartes and charged them to instruct the Terran marines in the ways of the Warders, having each outfitted with a tower shield. Constance Lainne was appointed the Legion's official Remembrancer, a position which pleased her to no end as she would assiduously chronicle Bishop's life during the Crusade. The best records of the Vth during this time were penned by her hand.<div class="mw-collapsible-content">

	Quelling the Casperian Rebellion marked the beginning of the Legion's psychic awakening, as they saw the first manifestations of Ghost-Martyrs among fallen Wardens. The strong bonds of fellowship between psychically-gifted members of shield crews resulted in a mind-linking that would come to be known as the Weave, allowing the souls of their dead brothers to briefly remain manifested on the battlefield after death. Following this event, the Legion began its training as psykers in earnest, with much help from the scholarly [[Lambach Kropor]] and his [[Chosen of Hecate]]. As the Astral Wardens' power grew they one by one began manifesting ~~haloes~~ of their own, echoing the silvery crown bestowed upon their gene-sire.		Quelling the Casperian Rebellion marked the beginning of the Legion's psychic awakening, as they saw the first manifestations of Ghost-Martyrs among fallen Wardens. The strong bonds of fellowship between psychically-gifted members of shield crews resulted in a mind-linking that would come to be known as the Weave, allowing the souls of their dead brothers to briefly remain manifested on the battlefield after death. Following this event, the Legion began its training as psykers in earnest, with much help from the scholarly [[Lambach Kropor]] and his [[Chosen of Hecate]]. As the Astral Wardens' power grew they one by one began manifesting halos of their own, echoing the silvery crown bestowed upon their gene-sire.

	Progress within the Wardens was going well, but the Crusade itself proved troubling. Bishop had never before been an invader, and had now seen, with no small horror, what some of his brothers were capable of when roused to anger. He decided the Vth could, if nothing else, try to spare the worlds they visited the fates that others might bestow upon them with a swift and painless integration. Never much of a public speaker before, Calael honed his oratory skills to better make his case to newfound worlds, leveraging his Legion's increasingly-divine aesthetic to lend weight to his words. His "sermons" often began with a simple exultation: "Behold, for we are only the first of twenty-one hosts, each more terrible and wrathful than the last." His colorful descriptions always left out the [[Watchers]], though, out of Calael's immense respect for Je'she's methods.		Progress within the Wardens was going well, but the Crusade itself proved troubling. Bishop had never before been an invader, and had now seen, with no small horror, what some of his brothers were capable of when roused to anger. He decided the Vth could, if nothing else, try to spare the worlds they visited the fates that others might bestow upon them with a swift and painless integration. Never much of a public speaker before, Calael honed his oratory skills to better make his case to newfound worlds, leveraging his Legion's increasingly-divine aesthetic to lend weight to his words. His "sermons" often began with a simple exultation: "Behold, for we are only the first of twenty-one hosts, each more terrible and wrathful than the last." His colorful descriptions always left out the [[Watchers]], though, out of Calael's immense respect for Je'she's methods.

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	{{Topquote\|The ancient Catharics believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}		{{Topquote\|The ancient Catharics believed that their God came to Terra in the humble form of a carpenter's son. I have often wondered if the Emperor had that myth in mind when he created Calael.\|Remembrancer Lainne, M32.10}}

	Calael Bishop is the the Primarch of the V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens, and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.		Calael Bishop is the the Primarch of the [[Astral Wardens\|V<sup>th</sup> Legion, the Astral Wardens]], and most powerful psyker among his brothers- perhaps of the entire human race short of the Emperor himself. However, he spent most of his young life hiding his powers and fighting as a simple mercenary, believing himself to be some strain of abhuman rather than a godlike Primarch. Raised aboard a derelict space hulk stranded in the realspace eye of a warp storm, Cal places a great emphasis on trust and brotherhood, and clings tightly to his humanity, retaining close bonds with the mortals around him- even some non-human ones. He and his legion fight hard to bring worlds into Imperial compliance as painlessly as possible, with a focus on preventing loss of civilian life.
	=History=		=History=
	==Primarch Origin==		==Primarch Origin==