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	*''Saviour of the Imperium'' (Contains ''The Emperors Finest'', ''The Last Ditch'', ''The Greater Good'', the novella ''Old Soldiers Never Die'', as well as three short stories)		*''Saviour of the Imperium'' (Contains ''The Emperors Finest'', ''The Last Ditch'', ''The Greater Good'', the novella ''Old Soldiers Never Die'', as well as three short stories)
	**''The Emperor's Finest'' The direct sequel to "Echoes of the Tomb", Cain finally explains his brief stint as liaison to the [[Reclaimers]] Space Marines Chapter, dealing with a tyranid incursion and then having a very (not-fun) live demonstration of [[Space Hulk]].		**''The Emperor's Finest'' The direct sequel to "Echoes of the Tomb", Cain finally explains his brief stint as liaison to the [[Reclaimers]] Space Marines Chapter, dealing with a tyranid incursion and then having a very (not-fun) live demonstration of [[Space Hulk]].
			*** In-universe, he wrote this before "Echoes of the Tomb", which Amberley takes as another sign of his disregard of chronology.
	**''The Last Ditch'': Cain returns to Nusquam Fundementibus (Never mind the first time, it's not important) to deal with orks... And finds tyranids.		**''The Last Ditch'': Cain returns to Nusquam Fundementibus (Never mind the first time, it's not important) to deal with orks... And finds tyranids.
	**''The Greater Good'': Cain expects to deal with the Tau invasion, instead gets a ceasefire and facing much worse. Notable for the scene on the cover where Cain fights alongside a Fire Warrior never happening. But take a closer look at it and note that the armored blueberry has FIVE fingers. Propaganda poster ho!		**''The Greater Good'': Cain expects to deal with the Tau invasion, instead gets a ceasefire and facing much worse. Notable for the scene on the cover where Cain fights alongside a Fire Warrior never happening. But take a closer look at it and note that the armored blueberry has FIVE fingers. Propaganda poster ho!
			*** Notably, this is adventure where he found the bolt pistol you always see him with in the books.
	**''Old Soldiers Never Die'': Cain and the 597th expect to deal with rebels, end up dealing with an infestation of Nurgle Revenants and the Plague of Unbelief.		**''Old Soldiers Never Die'': Cain and the 597th expect to deal with rebels, end up dealing with an infestation of Nurgle Revenants and the Plague of Unbelief.
	**''The Smallest Detail'' is a standalone short (9 pages) story starring Jurgen, rather than Cain himself.		**''The Smallest Detail'' is a standalone short (9 pages) story starring Jurgen, rather than Cain himself.

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	{{Topquote\|Well, I'm afraid it'll have to wait. Whatever it was, I'm sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman round here?\|Blackadder}}		{{Topquote\|Well, I'm afraid it'll have to wait. Whatever it was, I'm sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman round here?\|Blackadder}}

	'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!'''was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.		'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!''' was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.

	The novels are presented as extracts from Cain's personal, unofficial memoirs, edited by Amberley—published only to be kept under lock and key by the [[Inquisition]] as they present a vastly different story to all the official Imperial propaganda about his adventures, including his own far more self-aggrandizing and less candid public memoirs. Contrary to the heroic image he cultivated to the Imperium at large, Cain described himself as a self-serving coward in his memoirs, spending most of his time trying to ensure his own comfort and survival, only becoming a hero by accident. However, despite his self-deprecation, he routinely demonstrates great bravery and compassion in the stories, leading many to believe he is a much better person than he would admit to himself.		The novels are presented as extracts from Cain's personal, unofficial memoirs, edited by Amberley—published only to be kept under lock and key by the [[Inquisition]] as they present a vastly different story to all the official Imperial propaganda about his adventures, including his own far more self-aggrandizing and less candid public memoirs. Contrary to the heroic image he cultivated to the Imperium at large, Cain described himself as a self-serving coward in his memoirs, spending most of his time trying to ensure his own comfort and survival, only becoming a hero by accident. However, despite his self-deprecation, he routinely demonstrates great bravery and compassion in the stories, leading many to believe he is a much better person than he would admit to himself.

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	{{Topquote\|Well, I'm afraid it'll have to wait. Whatever it was, I'm sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman round here?\|Blackadder}}		{{Topquote\|Well, I'm afraid it'll have to wait. Whatever it was, I'm sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman round here?\|Blackadder}}

	'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!''' ~~(and of my heart and ass <3)~~ was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.		'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!'''was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.

	The novels are presented as extracts from Cain's personal, unofficial memoirs, edited by Amberley—published only to be kept under lock and key by the [[Inquisition]] as they present a vastly different story to all the official Imperial propaganda about his adventures, including his own far more self-aggrandizing and less candid public memoirs. Contrary to the heroic image he cultivated to the Imperium at large, Cain described himself as a self-serving coward in his memoirs, spending most of his time trying to ensure his own comfort and survival, only becoming a hero by accident. However, despite his self-deprecation, he routinely demonstrates great bravery and compassion in the stories, leading many to believe he is a much better person than he would admit to himself.		The novels are presented as extracts from Cain's personal, unofficial memoirs, edited by Amberley—published only to be kept under lock and key by the [[Inquisition]] as they present a vastly different story to all the official Imperial propaganda about his adventures, including his own far more self-aggrandizing and less candid public memoirs. Contrary to the heroic image he cultivated to the Imperium at large, Cain described himself as a self-serving coward in his memoirs, spending most of his time trying to ensure his own comfort and survival, only becoming a hero by accident. However, despite his self-deprecation, he routinely demonstrates great bravery and compassion in the stories, leading many to believe he is a much better person than he would admit to himself.

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	{{Topquote\|CI-CI-CIAPHAS CAIN! HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}		{{Topquote\|CI-CI-CIAPHAS CAIN! HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}
	{{Topquote\|[SCREAM OF UNENDING IMPOSTER SYNDROME]\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Also a succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}		{{Topquote\|[SCREAM OF UNENDING IMPOSTER SYNDROME]\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Also a succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}

			{{Topquote\|Well, I'm afraid it'll have to wait. Whatever it was, I'm sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman round here?\|Blackadder}}

	'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!''' (and of my heart and ass <3) was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.		'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!''' (and of my heart and ass <3) was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.

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	{{Topquote\|CI-CI-CIAPHAS CAIN! HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}		{{Topquote\|CI-CI-CIAPHAS CAIN! HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}
	{{Topquote\|[SCREAM OF UNENDING IMPOSTER SYNDROME]\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Also a succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}		{{Topquote\|[SCREAM OF UNENDING IMPOSTER SYNDROME]\|[https://youtu.be/oRozBAIbaG4 Also a succinct summary of the Commissar’s whole career]}}

			{{Topquote\|Well, I'm afraid it'll have to wait. Whatever it was, I'm sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman round here?\|Blackadder}}

	'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!''' (and of my heart and ass <3) was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.		'''Ciaphas Cain, [[Hero of the Imperium\|HERO OF THE IMPERIUM]]!''' (and of my heart and ass <3) was a famous [[Commissar]] of the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] and is the protagonist of the eponymous series of novels by [[Sandy Mitchell]]. The GRIMDARK [[Flashman]] to [[Colonel-Commissar Ibram Gaunt\|Gaunt's]] Sharpe. He spent most of his career in active service attached to [[Imperial Guard]] regiments from the ice world of [[Valhalla]]—most notably the 597th, and accompanied by his aide [[Jurgen]]. He retired to become a professor at a [[Schola Progenium]] later in life, but this did not mark the end of his exploits, being recalled into active service during the [[Black Crusade#13th Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]]. He was also called upon at many points throughout his life to assist the [[Alienhunters\|Ordos Xenos]] [[Inquisitor]] [[Amberley Vail]], who is almost certainly his lover.

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	The debate on Cain's character is a hot topic for readers, both in the Inquisition and real life. Some say he really was a coward. Others say he really was a depreciating hero. Then there are those who think he started out a coward, then developed into an actual hero as the stories progressed. Which one is the truth? Not even his author knows.		The debate on Cain's character is a hot topic for readers, both in the Inquisition and real life. Some say he really was a coward. Others say he really was a depreciating hero. Then there are those who think he started out a coward, then developed into an actual hero as the stories progressed. Which one is the truth? Not even his author knows.

	He always subscribed to the long-term version of cowardice, often taking courses of action that appeared extremely dangerous on the basis that they gave him a better chance of survival in the long term, if not the short one(for example, he once charged a ''[[Hive Tyrant]]'' on foot and fought it in close combat with just a chainsword because he knew he would live longer fighting it than he would running from it). This is most illustrated in his dealings with chaos, from which a broad ''Cain Doctrine'' can be extrapolated as thus: It is safer to blindly disrupt the enemy's activities now, than to wait to find out what the enemy's plan actually is.		He always subscribed to the long-term version of cowardice, often taking courses of action that appeared extremely dangerous on the basis that they gave him a better chance of survival in the long term, if not the short one(for example, he once charged a ''[[Hive Tyrant]]'' on foot and fought it in close combat with just a chainsword because he knew he would live longer fighting it than he would running from it). This is most illustrated in his dealings with chaos, from which a broad ''Cain Doctrine'' can be extrapolated as thus: It is safer to blindly disrupt the enemy's activities now, than to wait to find out what the enemy's plan actually is.

			Cain will do almost anything to survive. Almost, because despite his self-professed selfishness, he has a peculiar habit of not sacrificing people who don't need to die even when not giving a shit about them would make things easier for him. He'll run down (almost) any course of action that will let him survive for even a second longer, and if he really, really can't do anything else? He'll die fighting, taking whatever is trying to kill him with him.

	He is also well known for being one of the few commissars to earn the trust and respect of the Guardsmen he served with—aided by his heroic reputation, but mainly because he persistently demonstrated care and concern for the soldiers of his regiment. Despite repeated insistence in his memoirs he merely did this to get on their good sides and avoid "friendly fire" incidents, there's a great deal of evidence that his feelings were genuine.		He is also well known for being one of the few commissars to earn the trust and respect of the Guardsmen he served with—aided by his heroic reputation, but mainly because he persistently demonstrated care and concern for the soldiers of his regiment. Despite repeated insistence in his memoirs he merely did this to get on their good sides and avoid "friendly fire" incidents, there's a great deal of evidence that his feelings were genuine.
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	While it's unclear if this is an issue with Cain or Mitchell, the books also can't seem to tell the difference between a heavy bolter and a storm bolter, using the terms interchangeably to the point where it can sometimes be difficult to figure out which particular weapon is actually being described. At least there's a good chance it's one of Cain's own writing flaws...and at least he's not [[C.S Goto\|confusing Land Raiders with Razorbacks]].		While it's unclear if this is an issue with Cain or Mitchell, the books also can't seem to tell the difference between a heavy bolter and a storm bolter, using the terms interchangeably to the point where it can sometimes be difficult to figure out which particular weapon is actually being described. At least there's a good chance it's one of Cain's own writing flaws...and at least he's not [[C.S Goto\|confusing Land Raiders with Razorbacks]].

	Also features psychotic lesbian Valhallans, Orky Gargants crumpin' dose [[Necron]] gits, a grinning, friendly neighborhood Inquisitor (who you should flee from at all costs), psychotic psykers who wear dresses too small, savants that are barred from entering casinos, [[World Eaters]] getting killed by "mere" humans, surviving a starship crash, playing ''[[Space Hulk]]'' for real, blue facepainted [[Tau]] supporters yelling that you can take their lives, but not their freedom, and the Harriers getting the goddamn cup, didn't ~~get it though.~~ Space Daemon Werewolf Psyker Hitler being kicked over a dam by a solid boot to the arse, [[Awesome\|and an Avatar of Khaine being dynamic entry'd from a Starship right onto a greater daemon]].		Also features psychotic lesbian Valhallans, Orky Gargants crumpin' dose [[Necron]] gits, a grinning, friendly neighborhood Inquisitor (who you should flee from at all costs), psychotic psykers who wear dresses too small, savants that are barred from entering casinos, [[World Eaters]] getting killed by "mere" humans, surviving a starship crash, playing ''[[Space Hulk]]'' for real, blue facepainted [[Tau]] supporters yelling that you can take their lives, but not their freedom, and the Harriers getting the goddamn cup (except they didn't), Space Daemon Werewolf Psyker Hitler being kicked over a dam by a solid boot to the arse, [[Awesome\|and an Avatar of Khaine being dynamic entry'd from a Starship right onto a greater daemon]].

	The books are chock full of Puns and references. Some of the best are listed below:		The books are chock full of Puns and references. Some of the best are listed below:
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	*''Saviour of the Imperium'' (Contains ''The Emperors Finest'', ''The Last Ditch'', ''The Greater Good'', the novella ''Old Soldiers Never Die'', as well as three short stories)		*''Saviour of the Imperium'' (Contains ''The Emperors Finest'', ''The Last Ditch'', ''The Greater Good'', the novella ''Old Soldiers Never Die'', as well as three short stories)
	**''The Emperor's Finest'' The direct sequel to "Echoes of the Tomb", Cain finally explains his brief stint as liaison to the [[Reclaimers]] Space Marines Chapter, dealing with a tyranid incursion and then having a ~~fine old game~~ of [[Space Hulk]] ~~with the l~~		**''The Emperor's Finest'' The direct sequel to "Echoes of the Tomb", Cain finally explains his brief stint as liaison to the [[Reclaimers]] Space Marines Chapter, dealing with a tyranid incursion and then having a very (not-fun) live demonstration of [[Space Hulk]].
	**''The Last Ditch''		**''The Last Ditch'': Cain returns to Nusquam Fundementibus (Never mind the first time, it's not important) to deal with orks... And finds tyranids.
	**''The Greater Good'': Cain expects to deal with the Tau invasion, instead gets a ceasefire and facing much worse. Notable for the scene on the cover where Cain fights alongside a Fire Warrior never happening. But take a closer look at it and note that the armored blueberry has FIVE fingers. Propaganda poster ho!		**''The Greater Good'': Cain expects to deal with the Tau invasion, instead gets a ceasefire and facing much worse. Notable for the scene on the cover where Cain fights alongside a Fire Warrior never happening. But take a closer look at it and note that the armored blueberry has FIVE fingers. Propaganda poster ho!
	**''Old Soldiers Never Die'': Cain and the 597th expect to deal with rebels, end up dealing with an infestation of Nurgle Revenants and the Plague of Unbelief.		**''Old Soldiers Never Die'': Cain and the 597th expect to deal with rebels, end up dealing with an infestation of Nurgle Revenants and the Plague of Unbelief.
	**''The Smallest Detail'' is a standalone short (9 pages) story starring Jurgen, rather than Cain himself.		**''The Smallest Detail'' is a standalone short (9 pages) story starring Jurgen, rather than Cain himself.
	**''The Little Things'': A very short story where Cain meets up with Amberly for a good time.		**''The Little Things'': A very short story where Cain meets up with Amberly for a good time.
	**''A Mug of Recaff''		**''A Mug of Recaff'': Another short one starring Jurgen. After cleansing a chaos cult base, Jurgen decides to make some recaff for the commissar. A lone cultist spices things up and summons a daemon to interrupt him, except he doesn't because Jurgen's a blank and he just stomps all of them.
	*''Choose Your Enemies'' ~~The newest book that was just released where~~ Cain and the 597th have to deal with an eldar incursion. Naturally, things get more complicated. Has a cover on which Cain looks [https://whc-cdn.games-workshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/BLCovers-Apr25-ChooseEnemies5br.jpg very] [https://whc-cdn.games-workshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/BLCovers-Apr25-ChooseEnemiesGallery3u.jpg smug].		*''Choose Your Enemies'': Cain and the 597th have to deal with an eldar incursion. Naturally, things get more complicated. Has a cover on which Cain looks [https://whc-cdn.games-workshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/BLCovers-Apr25-ChooseEnemies5br.jpg very] [https://whc-cdn.games-workshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/BLCovers-Apr25-ChooseEnemiesGallery3u.jpg smug].
	*''Last Night at the Resplendent'' (A standalone short about one of Cain's early assignments).		*''Last Night at the Resplendent'' (A standalone short about one of Cain's early assignments).
	* ''Dead In The Water'': An audio drama about Cain dealing with rebellion on the world of Archipelaga.		* ''Dead In The Water'': An audio drama about Cain dealing with rebellion on the world of Archipelaga.