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	The '''Forging''' is one of the major time periods of the [[Imperium of Man]]. It was preceded by the [[Time of Rebirth]] and followed by [[Nova Terra Interregnum]], stretching from mid-M32 to mid-M34.		The '''Forging''' is one of the major time periods of the [[Imperium of Man]]. It was preceded by the [[Time of Rebirth]] and followed by [[Nova Terra Interregnum]], stretching from mid-M32 to mid-M34.

	Basically, the Imperium consolidated its strength, having finally rebuilt from the [[Horus Heresy]].		Basically, the Imperium consolidated its strength, having finally rebuilt from the [[Horus Heresy]].

	==The War of the Beast==		==The War of the Beast==
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	==The Year of the Ghosts==		==The Year of the Ghosts==
	A.K.A. "The Ghosting". Another topic the BRB doesn't bother describing in great detail, it implies that a bunch of undead fought against [[Chaos]]. Again this sounds [[Awesome]] but will probably never be expanded on.		A.K.A. "The Ghosting". Another topic the BRB doesn't bother describing in great detail, it implies that a bunch of undead fought against [[Chaos]]. Again this sounds [[Awesome]] but will probably never be expanded on.

	==The Howling==		==The Howling==

1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity.: Undo revision 843695 by 217.180.196.10 (talk) Also getting rid of this - it's canon that trying to move in the Warp with no Astronomicon tends to result in disaster due to it depriving the Navigators of their main way of steering away from problems, and it flickering is a BIG FUCKING DEAL in the storyline.

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Undo revision 843695 by 217.180.196.10 (talk) Also getting rid of this - it's canon that trying to move in the Warp with no Astronomicon tends to result in disaster due to it depriving the Navigators of their main way of steering away from problems, and it flickering is a BIG FUCKING DEAL in the storyline.

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	==The Howling==		==The Howling==
	The Black Templars end the so-called "Catelexis Heresy" by executing the '''Cacodominus''', an alien cyborg so psychically powerful it telepathically controlled ''thirteen hundred'' star systems (how?). Unfortunately its death scream echoes throughout the [[Warp]], blowing up the minds of billions of [[psyker]]s and obscuring the Astronomican, sending millions of ships to their death in the Warp ~~(which makes no sense as the Astronomican blinking doesn't really matter, Warp travel was used before there was an Astronomican after all it's just slower)~~. All the while entire sub-sectors slid into barbarism without the Adeptus Terra to guide them ~~(which sounds like it's just propaganda)~~. The BRB claims it is a ''steep cost for victory;'' NO REALLY?		The Black Templars end the so-called "Catelexis Heresy" by executing the '''Cacodominus''', an alien cyborg so psychically powerful it telepathically controlled ''thirteen hundred'' star systems (how?). Unfortunately its death scream echoes throughout the [[Warp]], blowing up the minds of billions of [[psyker]]s and obscuring the Astronomican, sending millions of ships to their death in the Warp. All the while entire sub-sectors slid into barbarism without the Adeptus Terra to guide them. The BRB claims it is a ''steep cost for victory;'' NO REALLY?

	Also, the 6th edition Codex: Space Marines puts forward a theory that the Black Templars don't have [[Librarian]]s because they all got blown up by the Howling.		Also, the 6th edition Codex: Space Marines puts forward a theory that the Black Templars don't have [[Librarian]]s because they all got blown up by the Howling.

1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity.: Undo revision 843696 by 217.180.196.10 (talk) Nixing this - canonically Soulbinding only makes them resistant to the Warp with absolutely no implication of Emps being able to control them.

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Undo revision 843696 by 217.180.196.10 (talk) Nixing this - canonically Soulbinding only makes them resistant to the Warp with absolutely no implication of Emps being able to control them.

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	[[Imperial Armour]] Volume 11 mentions that a [[Chapter]] called the Carcharodon Astra (likely everybody's favorite Chapter of [[Charcharodons\|Space Sharks]]) took part in them. Sadly, it then mentions that the Astropath Wars have been so thoroughly scrubbed from Imperial records that it would be easier for a denizen of the 41st millennium to research the [[Great Crusade]] or [[Horus Heresy]], which is saying something given the denizens of the 41st millenium don't even know the [[Emperor]] was a super-atheist.		[[Imperial Armour]] Volume 11 mentions that a [[Chapter]] called the Carcharodon Astra (likely everybody's favorite Chapter of [[Charcharodons\|Space Sharks]]) took part in them. Sadly, it then mentions that the Astropath Wars have been so thoroughly scrubbed from Imperial records that it would be easier for a denizen of the 41st millennium to research the [[Great Crusade]] or [[Horus Heresy]], which is saying something given the denizens of the 41st millenium don't even know the [[Emperor]] was a super-atheist.

	Some fan speculation is that it involved some kind of power play by the Adeptus Astra Telepathica to take advantage of the power vacuum left by The Beheading and the hundred-year period of anarchy it caused; others suggest this may have involved some kind of disinformation-based warfare or internal struggle between Astropaths, with rival Astropaths hijacking each others' messages in all of the chaos of the post-Beheading Imperium to settle old scores and weaken rival factions, perhaps even escalating into outright assassination and Astropath-to-Astropath psychic attacks~~. It doesn't really make sense, though, considering they are soulbound to the Emperor and so he doubtless as a degree of control over them directly through it~~.		Some fan speculation is that it involved some kind of power play by the Adeptus Astra Telepathica to take advantage of the power vacuum left by The Beheading and the hundred-year period of anarchy it caused; others suggest this may have involved some kind of disinformation-based warfare or internal struggle between Astropaths, with rival Astropaths hijacking each others' messages in all of the chaos of the post-Beheading Imperium to settle old scores and weaken rival factions, perhaps even escalating into outright assassination and Astropath-to-Astropath psychic attacks.

	==The Blade of Infinity==		==The Blade of Infinity==

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The War of the Beast

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	{{Main\|The War of The Beast}}		{{Main\|The War of The Beast}}

	The Imperium, after the heresy, enjoyed an odd period of relative peace - so long as we ignore silly and minor events like the [[Iron Cage]] world, the first [[Black Crusade]] and battle of Cadia, the [[Battle of the Fang]], multiple traitor Primarchs fucking over many worlds, and of the Daemon cults that were popping up everywhere. The Adeptus Astartes were starting to die out as there were less and less campaigns to wage (despite the traitors still being around in huge numbers) and the forces of man consolidated their domain. Although, "dying out" is probably relative. The Chapters probably had full membership and thus no more recruitment while the population of humanity continued to rapidly increase thereby making Astartes less and less relative to it. Unless you're the Dark Angels and their successors, who made a point during the Great Crusaded to maintain their own technological knowledge and ability to produce everything their legion could need. Then appeared the '''[[The Beast]]'', the mightiest Warboss ever conceived, to ravage the galaxy. The Imperium was thrown to its last ropes and it took a lot of effort to survive. It bears special mention because it's the turning point for the Imperium's organization: the former position of Lord Commander (basically a prime minister mixed in with general of the armies/admiral of the navy/marshal of the air force) was abolished and the spirit of the Imperium went from being relatively good and peaceful to decay into what would become the hellhole we know and love.		The Imperium, after the heresy, enjoyed an odd period of relative peace - so long as we ignore silly and minor events like the [[Iron Cage]] world, the first [[Black Crusade]] and battle of Cadia, the [[Battle of the Fang]], multiple traitor Primarchs fucking over many worlds, and of the Daemon cults that were popping up everywhere. The Adeptus Astartes were starting to die out as there were less and less campaigns to wage (despite the traitors still being around in huge numbers) and the forces of man consolidated their domain. Although, "dying out" is probably relative. The Chapters probably had full membership and thus no more recruitment while the population of humanity continued to rapidly increase thereby making Astartes less and less relative to it. Unless you're the Dark Angels and their successors, who made a point during the Great Crusaded to maintain their own technological knowledge and ability to produce everything their legion could need. Including new Chapters. Then appeared the '''[[The Beast]]'', the mightiest Warboss ever conceived, to ravage the galaxy. The Imperium was thrown to its last ropes and it took a lot of effort to survive. It bears special mention because it's the turning point for the Imperium's organization: the former position of Lord Commander (basically a prime minister mixed in with general of the armies/admiral of the navy/marshal of the air force) was abolished and the spirit of the Imperium went from being relatively good and peaceful to decay into what would become the hellhole we know and love.

	==The Beheading==		==The Beheading==

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	{{Main\|The War of The Beast}}		{{Main\|The War of The Beast}}

	The Imperium, after the heresy, enjoyed an odd period of relative peace - so long as we ignore silly and minor events like the [[Iron Cage]] world, the first [[Black Crusade]] and battle of Cadia, the [[Battle of the Fang]], multiple traitor Primarchs fucking over many worlds, and of the Daemon cults that were popping up everywhere. The Adeptus Astartes were starting to die out as there were less and less campaigns to wage (despite the traitors still being around in huge numbers) and the forces of man consolidated their domain. Although, "dying out" is probably relative. The Chapters probably had full membership and thus no more recruitment while the population of humanity continued to rapidly increase thereby making Astartes less and less relative to it. Then appeared the '''[[The Beast]]'', the mightiest Warboss ever conceived, to ravage the galaxy. The Imperium was thrown to its last ropes and it took a lot of effort to survive. It bears special mention because it's the turning point for the Imperium's organization: the former position of Lord Commander (basically a prime minister mixed in with general of the armies/admiral of the navy/marshal of the air force) was abolished and the spirit of the Imperium went from being relatively good and peaceful to decay into what would become the hellhole we know and love.		The Imperium, after the heresy, enjoyed an odd period of relative peace - so long as we ignore silly and minor events like the [[Iron Cage]] world, the first [[Black Crusade]] and battle of Cadia, the [[Battle of the Fang]], multiple traitor Primarchs fucking over many worlds, and of the Daemon cults that were popping up everywhere. The Adeptus Astartes were starting to die out as there were less and less campaigns to wage (despite the traitors still being around in huge numbers) and the forces of man consolidated their domain. Although, "dying out" is probably relative. The Chapters probably had full membership and thus no more recruitment while the population of humanity continued to rapidly increase thereby making Astartes less and less relative to it. Unless you're the Dark Angels and their successors, who made a point during the Great Crusaded to maintain their own technological knowledge and ability to produce everything their legion could need. Then appeared the '''[[The Beast]]'', the mightiest Warboss ever conceived, to ravage the galaxy. The Imperium was thrown to its last ropes and it took a lot of effort to survive. It bears special mention because it's the turning point for the Imperium's organization: the former position of Lord Commander (basically a prime minister mixed in with general of the armies/admiral of the navy/marshal of the air force) was abolished and the spirit of the Imperium went from being relatively good and peaceful to decay into what would become the hellhole we know and love.

	==The Beheading==		==The Beheading==

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The War of the Beast

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	{{Main\|The War of The Beast}}		{{Main\|The War of The Beast}}

	The Imperium, after the heresy, enjoyed an odd period of relative peace - so long as we ignore silly and minor events like the [[Iron Cage]] world, the first [[Black Crusade]] and battle of Cadia, the [[Battle of the Fang]], multiple traitor Primarchs fucking over many worlds, and of the Daemon cults that were popping up everywhere. The Adeptus Astartes were starting to die out as there were less and less campaigns to wage (despite the traitors still being around in huge numbers) and the forces of man consolidated their domain. Then appeared the '''[[The Beast]]'', the mightiest Warboss ever conceived, to ravage the galaxy. The Imperium was thrown to its last ropes and it took a lot of effort to survive. It bears special mention because it's the turning point for the Imperium's organization: the former position of Lord Commander (basically a prime minister mixed in with general of the armies/admiral of the navy/marshal of the air force) was abolished and the spirit of the Imperium went from being relatively good and peaceful to decay into what would become the hellhole we know and love.		The Imperium, after the heresy, enjoyed an odd period of relative peace - so long as we ignore silly and minor events like the [[Iron Cage]] world, the first [[Black Crusade]] and battle of Cadia, the [[Battle of the Fang]], multiple traitor Primarchs fucking over many worlds, and of the Daemon cults that were popping up everywhere. The Adeptus Astartes were starting to die out as there were less and less campaigns to wage (despite the traitors still being around in huge numbers) and the forces of man consolidated their domain. Although, "dying out" is probably relative. The Chapters probably had full membership and thus no more recruitment while the population of humanity continued to rapidly increase thereby making Astartes less and less relative to it. Then appeared the '''[[The Beast]]'', the mightiest Warboss ever conceived, to ravage the galaxy. The Imperium was thrown to its last ropes and it took a lot of effort to survive. It bears special mention because it's the turning point for the Imperium's organization: the former position of Lord Commander (basically a prime minister mixed in with general of the armies/admiral of the navy/marshal of the air force) was abolished and the spirit of the Imperium went from being relatively good and peaceful to decay into what would become the hellhole we know and love.

	==The Beheading==		==The Beheading==

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The Blade of Infinity

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	==The Blade of Infinity==		==The Blade of Infinity==
	A pre-Heresy (hell, pre-Age of Strife) ship named the ''Blade of Infinity'' appears out of the Warp, broadcasting what appears to be a desperate warning. Oh, and it claims to have entered Warp space sometime around M10, long before the invention of the Warp drive. It disappears into the Warp moments before massive battlefleet of Chaos Space Marines appears. Creepy...		A pre-Heresy (hell, pre-Age of Strife) ship named the ''Blade of Infinity'' appears out of the Warp, broadcasting what appears to be a desperate warning. Oh, and it claims to have entered Warp space sometime around M10, long before the invention of the Warp drive, which to be fair is far from impossible. It disappears into the Warp moments before massive battlefleet of Chaos Space Marines appears. Creepy...

	==The Year of the Ghosts==		==The Year of the Ghosts==

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The Astropath Wars

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	[[Imperial Armour]] Volume 11 mentions that a [[Chapter]] called the Carcharodon Astra (likely everybody's favorite Chapter of [[Charcharodons\|Space Sharks]]) took part in them. Sadly, it then mentions that the Astropath Wars have been so thoroughly scrubbed from Imperial records that it would be easier for a denizen of the 41st millennium to research the [[Great Crusade]] or [[Horus Heresy]], which is saying something given the denizens of the 41st millenium don't even know the [[Emperor]] was a super-atheist.		[[Imperial Armour]] Volume 11 mentions that a [[Chapter]] called the Carcharodon Astra (likely everybody's favorite Chapter of [[Charcharodons\|Space Sharks]]) took part in them. Sadly, it then mentions that the Astropath Wars have been so thoroughly scrubbed from Imperial records that it would be easier for a denizen of the 41st millennium to research the [[Great Crusade]] or [[Horus Heresy]], which is saying something given the denizens of the 41st millenium don't even know the [[Emperor]] was a super-atheist.

	Some fan speculation is that it involved some kind of power play by the Adeptus Astra Telepathica to take advantage of the power vacuum left by The Beheading and the hundred-year period of anarchy it caused; others suggest this may have involved some kind of disinformation-based warfare or internal struggle between Astropaths, with rival Astropaths hijacking each others' messages in all of the chaos of the post-Beheading Imperium to settle old scores and weaken rival factions, perhaps even escalating into outright assassination and Astropath-to-Astropath psychic attacks.		Some fan speculation is that it involved some kind of power play by the Adeptus Astra Telepathica to take advantage of the power vacuum left by The Beheading and the hundred-year period of anarchy it caused; others suggest this may have involved some kind of disinformation-based warfare or internal struggle between Astropaths, with rival Astropaths hijacking each others' messages in all of the chaos of the post-Beheading Imperium to settle old scores and weaken rival factions, perhaps even escalating into outright assassination and Astropath-to-Astropath psychic attacks. It doesn't really make sense, though, considering they are soulbound to the Emperor and so he doubtless as a degree of control over them directly through it.

	==The Blade of Infinity==		==The Blade of Infinity==