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	When Fulgrim was being mopey over the death of his once-BFF [[Ferrus Manus]], it was Fabius that tried to clone the dead Primarch back to life so Fulgrim and him could be BFF again... Except even the clones of Ferrus refused to turn to Chaos and had to be killed by Fulgrim, to the latter's unending [[butthurt]] and [[rage]]. (He believed Fabius was producing flawed clones on purpose just to spite him, [[derp\|yet kept on ordering him to create more!]]). It was from this episode that he received his surname from a daemon ascended Fulgrim, who accused him of being "full of bile". Somehow, Chaos Gods know why, the name stuck.		When Fulgrim was being mopey over the death of his once-BFF [[Ferrus Manus]], it was Fabius that tried to clone the dead Primarch back to life so Fulgrim and him could be BFF again... Except even the clones of Ferrus refused to turn to Chaos and had to be killed by Fulgrim, to the latter's unending [[butthurt]] and [[rage]]. (He believed Fabius was producing flawed clones on purpose just to spite him, [[derp\|yet kept on ordering him to create more!]]). It was from this episode that he received his surname from a daemon ascended Fulgrim, who accused him of being "full of bile". Somehow, Chaos Gods know why, the name stuck.

	At some point in the Heresy, Fabius did [[Female Space Marines\|something]] unprecedented outside of the most twisted fan-fiction. He created a [[Warhammer High\|"daughter"]], from his own gene code, which he named Melusine. At the time, she was the pinnacle of his work on creating life but something in her making went horribly wrong and Fulgrim ordered her to be cast into the [[warp]] out of fear of what she might become. Let that sink in for a bit. Melusine then went on to wander the realm of [[Slaanesh]], where she became demonic in the process. She would occasionally give vague warnings to Fabius in the future, holding some loyalty to her "father".		At some point in the Heresy, Fabius did [[Female Space Marines\|something]] unprecedented outside of the most twisted fan-fiction. He created a [[Warhammer High\|"daughter"]], from his own gene code, which he named Melusine ([[wiki:Alraune\|Alraune]] would have been too deep a cut, I guess). At the time, she was the pinnacle of his work on creating life but something in her making went horribly wrong and Fulgrim ordered her to be cast into the [[warp]] out of fear of what she might become. Let that sink in for a bit. Melusine then went on to wander the realm of [[Slaanesh]], where she became demonic in the process. She would occasionally give vague warnings to Fabius in the future, holding some loyalty to her "father".

	==Post-Heresy==		==Post-Heresy==

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The Great Work

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	==The Great Work==		==The Great Work==
	[[image:FabiusBileModel.png\|right\|thumb\|~~Old Model~~]]		[[image:FabiusBileModel.png\|right\|thumb\|The previous model of Pater Mutatis]]
	After ditching the Emperor's Children after the party planet got smashed, Fabius commenced his "Great Work", his self styled New Men, a new human species that would be able to survive whatever xenos or Chaos based threat the galaxy could throw at them. Yes, you read that correctly. He's loyal to humanity and is simply willing to do literally anything to save humanity (or maybe to get the credit for saving humanity). Makes you almost want humanity to lose and die rather than owe him anything, eh? He set up [[The Consortium (Warhammer 40,000)\|the Consortium]], a loose group/warband of Apothecaries and hangers on who helped advance his work considerably. This kept him busy for a few centuries, during which he began the process of transferring his consciousness/soul into fresh bodies. At this point, Fabius could only transfer into one body at a time and had to be in immediate proximity to the fresh body. The blight gradually kept getting worse, leading Fabius to try and delay its onset as much as possible so he could finish his work. Nevertheless, he succeeded in creating the first draft of the New Men, which he called Gland-hounds; pack orientated superhumans who were capable of taking down Astartes. He seeded the new species across many worlds, along with labs and caches of spare bodies in case he needed one.		After ditching the Emperor's Children after the party planet got smashed, Fabius commenced his "Great Work", his self styled New Men, a new human species that would be able to survive whatever xenos or Chaos based threat the galaxy could throw at them. Yes, you read that correctly. He's loyal to humanity and is simply willing to do literally anything to save humanity (or maybe to get the credit for saving humanity). Makes you almost want humanity to lose and die rather than owe him anything, eh? He set up [[The Consortium (Warhammer 40,000)\|the Consortium]], a loose group/warband of Apothecaries and hangers on who helped advance his work considerably. This kept him busy for a few centuries, during which he began the process of transferring his consciousness/soul into fresh bodies. At this point, Fabius could only transfer into one body at a time and had to be in immediate proximity to the fresh body. The blight gradually kept getting worse, leading Fabius to try and delay its onset as much as possible so he could finish his work. Nevertheless, he succeeded in creating the first draft of the New Men, which he called Gland-hounds; pack orientated superhumans who were capable of taking down Astartes. He seeded the new species across many worlds, along with labs and caches of spare bodies in case he needed one.

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	However, this is also complicated by the fact the real Fabius was involved in War of the Spider where he played a 4D chess game against [[Troll\|the Death Guard, The Talons of the Emperor, The Offico Assassinorum, and his own forces.]] He captured some Sisters of Silence and a single Custodes for funny experiments.		However, this is also complicated by the fact the real Fabius was involved in War of the Spider where he played a 4D chess game against [[Troll\|the Death Guard, The Talons of the Emperor, The Offico Assassinorum, and his own forces.]] He captured some Sisters of Silence and a single Custodes for funny experiments.

	One of his clones appears in '''Inquisitor - Prophecy''', the Expansion DLC of [[Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr]]. It is revealed that he allied with Uther Tiberius and aided in creating the "Alpha Pariah"; an artificially created [[Blank\|Pariah]] with the ability to permanently destroy [[Daemon]]s and absorb their power to become stronger and use powerful psyker abilities. It is prophecised that she would become the "Anathema Ultima" and enter the Warp, then ''consume the Chaos Gods'' and become the '''Fifth and final God of Chaos''' before cleansing it and ruling ~~it he~~ purified Warp as a "God-Empress of Mankind"(serious, that's the line) while the Emperor rules in the Materium. He appears in an early mission with the intent of taking back the Alpha Pariah and give her to his New Men so they can assimilate the Chaos Gods and rule(what a great dad). He is briefly fought before fleeing. He serves as the final boss of the DLC, where he briefly transforms into a [[Chaos Spawn\|Cha....Unnameable beast]] before he is at last slain. Notably, his hated reputation amongst the Traitor Astartes is shown, as the [[Plague Marines]] he hired to defend him intend to kill him the first chance they get.		One of his clones appears in '''Inquisitor - Prophecy''', the Expansion DLC of [[Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr]]. It is revealed that he allied with Uther Tiberius and aided in creating the "Alpha Pariah"; an artificially created [[Blank\|Pariah]] with the ability to permanently destroy [[Daemon]]s and absorb their power to become stronger and use powerful psyker abilities. It is prophecised that she would become the "Anathema Ultima" and enter the Warp, then ''consume the Chaos Gods'' and become the '''Fifth and final God of Chaos''' before cleansing it and ruling the purified Warp as a "God-Empress of Mankind"(serious, that's the line) while the Emperor rules in the Materium. He appears in an early mission with the intent of taking back the Alpha Pariah and give her to his New Men so they can assimilate the Chaos Gods and rule(what a great dad). He is briefly fought before fleeing. He serves as the final boss of the DLC, where he briefly transforms into a [[Chaos Spawn\|Cha....Unnameable beast]] before he is at last slain. Notably, his hated reputation amongst the Traitor Astartes is shown, as the [[Plague Marines]] he hired to defend him intend to kill him the first chance they get.

	Though considering he did eventually swear loyalty to Chaos all of his cloning experiments now serve the Chaos Gods and are a direct threat to the Imperium.		Though considering he did eventually swear loyalty to Chaos all of his cloning experiments now serve the Chaos Gods and are a direct threat to the Imperium.

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	However, this is also complicated by the fact the real Fabius was involved in War of the Spider where he played a 4D chess game against [[Troll\|the Death Guard, The Talons of the Emperor, The Offico Assassinorum, and his own forces.]] He captured some Sisters of Silence and a single Custodes for funny experiments.		However, this is also complicated by the fact the real Fabius was involved in War of the Spider where he played a 4D chess game against [[Troll\|the Death Guard, The Talons of the Emperor, The Offico Assassinorum, and his own forces.]] He captured some Sisters of Silence and a single Custodes for funny experiments.

	One of his clones appears in '''Inquisitor - Prophecy''', the Expansion DLC of [[Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr]]. It is revealed that he ~~played a part~~ in ~~the creation of~~ the "Alpha Pariah" (an artificially created [[Blank\|Pariah]] with the ability to permanently destroy [[Daemon]]s). He appears in an early mission with the intent of taking back the Alpha Pariah ~~for~~ his ~~nefarious purposes~~. He is briefly fought before fleeing. He serves as the final boss of the DLC, where he briefly transforms into a [[Chaos Spawn\|Cha....Unnameable beast]] before he is at last slain. Notably, his hated reputation amongst the Traitor Astartes is shown, as the [[Plague Marines]] he hired to defend him intend to kill him the first chance they get.		One of his clones appears in '''Inquisitor - Prophecy''', the Expansion DLC of [[Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr]]. It is revealed that he allied with Uther Tiberius and aided in creating the "Alpha Pariah"; an artificially created [[Blank\|Pariah]] with the ability to permanently destroy [[Daemon]]s and absorb their power to become stronger and use powerful psyker abilities. It is prophecised that she would become the "Anathema Ultima" and enter the Warp, then ''consume the Chaos Gods'' and become the '''Fifth and final God of Chaos''' before cleansing it and ruling it he purified Warp as a "God-Empress of Mankind"(serious, that's the line) while the Emperor rules in the Materium. He appears in an early mission with the intent of taking back the Alpha Pariah and give her to his New Men so they can assimilate the Chaos Gods and rule(what a great dad). He is briefly fought before fleeing. He serves as the final boss of the DLC, where he briefly transforms into a [[Chaos Spawn\|Cha....Unnameable beast]] before he is at last slain. Notably, his hated reputation amongst the Traitor Astartes is shown, as the [[Plague Marines]] he hired to defend him intend to kill him the first chance they get.

	Though considering he did eventually swear loyalty to Chaos all of his cloning experiments now serve the Chaos Gods and are a direct threat to the Imperium.		Though considering he did eventually swear loyalty to Chaos all of his cloning experiments now serve the Chaos Gods and are a direct threat to the Imperium.

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	{{heresy}}		{{heresy}}
	{{Sick}}		{{Sick\|Lost his medical license a ''long'' time ago for doing some fucked up shit.}}
	[[image:FabulousBile.jpg\|thumb\|right\| Told you.]]		[[image:FabulousBile.jpg\|thumb\|right\| Told you.]]
	[[File:Fabulous Bile.jpg\|thumb\|Dabulous Bile]]		[[File:Fabulous Bile.jpg\|thumb\|Dabulous Bile]]

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The Great Work

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	==The Great Work==		==The Great Work==
			[[image:FabiusBileModel.png\|right\|thumb\|Old Model]]
	After ditching the Emperor's Children after the party planet got smashed, Fabius commenced his "Great Work", his self styled New Men, a new human species that would be able to survive whatever xenos or Chaos based threat the galaxy could throw at them. Yes, you read that correctly. He's loyal to humanity and is simply willing to do literally anything to save humanity (or maybe to get the credit for saving humanity). Makes you almost want humanity to lose and die rather than owe him anything, eh? He set up [[The Consortium (Warhammer 40,000)\|the Consortium]], a loose group / warband of Apothecaries and hangers on who helped advance his work considerably. This kept him busy for a few centuries, during which he began the process of transferring his consciousness / soul into fresh bodies. At this point, Fabius could only transfer into one body at a time and had to be in immediate proximity to the fresh body. The blight gradually kept getting worse, leading Fabius to try and delay its onset as much as possible so he could finish his work. Nevertheless, he succeeded in creating the first draft of the New Men, which he called Gland-hounds; pack orientated superhumans who were capable of taking down Astartes. He seeded the new species across many worlds, along with labs and caches of spare bodies in case he needed one.		After ditching the Emperor's Children after the party planet got smashed, Fabius commenced his "Great Work", his self styled New Men, a new human species that would be able to survive whatever xenos or Chaos based threat the galaxy could throw at them. Yes, you read that correctly. He's loyal to humanity and is simply willing to do literally anything to save humanity (or maybe to get the credit for saving humanity). Makes you almost want humanity to lose and die rather than owe him anything, eh? He set up [[The Consortium (Warhammer 40,000)\|the Consortium]], a loose group / warband of Apothecaries and hangers on who helped advance his work considerably. This kept him busy for a few centuries, during which he began the process of transferring his consciousness / soul into fresh bodies. At this point, Fabius could only transfer into one body at a time and had to be in immediate proximity to the fresh body. The blight gradually kept getting worse, leading Fabius to try and delay its onset as much as possible so he could finish his work. Nevertheless, he succeeded in creating the first draft of the New Men, which he called Gland-hounds; pack orientated superhumans who were capable of taking down Astartes. He seeded the new species across many worlds, along with labs and caches of spare bodies in case he needed one.

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	On top of this, rebuilding his Consortium probably would be effortless for him. Especially since everyone involved with him knows refusing him would be a very bad idea. It is also highly unlikely that Fabius has decided his New Men are good enough. Or he's already set in motion a way for them to improve themselves. Perhaps they possess high intelligence and knowledge and are hopefully very well equipped, considering his loathing of stupidity and ignorance and that he intends for them to survive and spread under the Imperium's nose throughout the galaxy.		On top of this, rebuilding his Consortium probably would be effortless for him. Especially since everyone involved with him knows refusing him would be a very bad idea. It is also highly unlikely that Fabius has decided his New Men are good enough. Or he's already set in motion a way for them to improve themselves. Perhaps they possess high intelligence and knowledge and are hopefully very well equipped, considering his loathing of stupidity and ignorance and that he intends for them to survive and spread under the Imperium's nose throughout the galaxy.

	Oh yeah, and he might be a minor Chaos God now. When he was with the Haemonculi, they dissected him in an attempt to find the cause of the Blight, only to discover that it was incurable because it was actually a warp-based affliction. They speculated that because of how long he survived with it, the Blight itself was mutating into some kind of extradimensional being that will emerge out of his body like a butterfly leaving its chrysalis. In addition, a Word Bearers diabolist working for him notes that due to all the mutants he created worshipping him as the god Pater Mutatis, Fabius Bile is beginning to leave a mark in the Warp. And somehow, despite it being confirmed that he died for real at the Battle of Belial IV (with the kill-switches he implanted inside Saqarra going off), the "original Bile" as of the present day is now some kind of [[God-Emperor of Mankind\|undead being spending most of his time in a life-support capsule]], implying that he somehow resurrected. The whole deal is kinda ambiguous.		Oh yeah, and he might be a minor Chaos God now. When he was with the Haemonculi, they dissected him in an attempt to find the cause of the Blight, only to discover that it was incurable because it was actually a warp-based affliction. They speculated that because of how long he survived with it, the Blight itself was mutating into some kind of extradimensional being that will emerge out of his body like a butterfly leaving its chrysalis. In addition, a Word Bearers diabolist working for him notes that due to all the mutants he created worshipping him as the god Pater Mutatis, Fabius Bile is beginning to leave a mark in the Warp. And somehow, despite it being confirmed that he died for real at the Battle of Belial IV (with the kill-switches he implanted inside Saqarra going off), the "original Bile" as of the present day is now some kind of [[God-Emperor of Mankind\|undead being spending most of his time in a life-support capsule]], implying that he somehow resurrected. The whole deal is kinda ambiguous.

	==Present Day==		==Present Day==
	Bile has kept himself busy since leaving the Emperor's Children behind. Most of his time is spent on the world of Urum, where he set up a loose organisation called [[The Consortium (Warhammer 40,000)\|the Consortium]], a research facility / playground / artist's commune for other Chaos Apothecaries to practice their art in relative peace (and also partly addressing why there aren't many Apothecaries in the Traitor Legions any more). Despite having only very little time to live during the Heresy, he's survived through the millennia by cloning and jumping bodies on a regular basis, although the flaw in his gene-seed will keep on being replicated and get progressively worse. He estimates that he'll only live for another few centuries, which he'll spend finding a cure and finishing his great work.		Bile has kept himself busy since leaving the Emperor's Children behind. Most of his time is spent on the world of Urum, where he set up a loose organisation called [[The Consortium (Warhammer 40,000)\|the Consortium]], a research facility / playground / artist's commune for other Chaos Apothecaries to practice their art in relative peace (and also partly addressing why there aren't many Apothecaries in the Traitor Legions any more). Despite having only very little time to live during the Heresy, he's survived through the millennia by cloning and jumping bodies on a regular basis, although the flaw in his gene-seed will keep on being replicated and get progressively worse. He estimates that he'll only live for another few centuries, which he'll spend finding a cure and finishing his great work.