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1d4chan>Lumey: /* Background */

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Background

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	=Background=		=Background=
	Lying in the south-east of the Segmentum Solar, the Haeltoth System had the peculiar distinction of approaching the Imperium for its annexation. Ancient prophecy had anticipated the coming of the Herald of the Emperor, and if the priests had hoped for a more grand figure than [[Rogue Traders (Hektor Heresy)\|Rogue Trader Militant Helga Olafsdottir]], they could not dispute that she was the one that their forefathers had awaited.		Lying in the south-east of the Segmentum Solar, the Haeltoth System had the peculiar distinction of approaching the Imperium for its annexation. Ancient prophecy had anticipated the coming of the Herald of the Emperor, and if the priests had hoped for a more grand figure than [[Rogue Traders (Hektor Heresy)\|Rogue Trader Militant Helga Olafsdottir]], they could not dispute that she was the one that their forefathers had awaited when her cruiser ''Lone Wolf'' arrived in their system in 818.M30.

	Most of the inhabitants of the Haeltoth System dwell on great orbital stations. Once these served to process the mineral bounty of Haeltoth-2 and Haeltoth-4, but the machines that had mined these worlds turned upon their masters and had to be fought off at great cost. The stations survived, but without fresh mineral imports the great factories stood idle, or were re-purposed into hydroponic farms to feed their populations.		Most of the inhabitants of the Haeltoth System dwell on great orbital stations. Once these served to process the mineral bounty of Haeltoth-2 and Haeltoth-4, but the machines that had mined these worlds turned upon their masters and had to be fought off at great cost. The stations survived, but without fresh mineral imports the great factories stood idle, or were re-purposed into hydroponic farms to feed their populations.

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	=Background=		=Background=
	Lying in the south-east of the Segmentum Solar, the Haeltoth System had the peculiar distinction of approaching the Imperium for its annexation. Ancient prophecy had anticipated the coming of the Herald of the Emperor, and if the priests had hoped for a more grand figure than Rogue Trader Militant Helga Olafsdottir, they could not dispute that she was the one that their forefathers had awaited.		Lying in the south-east of the Segmentum Solar, the Haeltoth System had the peculiar distinction of approaching the Imperium for its annexation. Ancient prophecy had anticipated the coming of the Herald of the Emperor, and if the priests had hoped for a more grand figure than [[Rogue Traders (Hektor Heresy)\|Rogue Trader Militant Helga Olafsdottir]], they could not dispute that she was the one that their forefathers had awaited.

	Most of the inhabitants of the Haeltoth System dwell on great orbital stations. Once these served to process the mineral bounty of Haeltoth-2 and Haeltoth-4, but the machines that had mined these worlds turned upon their masters and had to be fought off at great cost. The stations survived, but without fresh mineral imports the great factories stood idle, or were re-purposed into hydroponic farms to feed their populations.		Most of the inhabitants of the Haeltoth System dwell on great orbital stations. Once these served to process the mineral bounty of Haeltoth-2 and Haeltoth-4, but the machines that had mined these worlds turned upon their masters and had to be fought off at great cost. The stations survived, but without fresh mineral imports the great factories stood idle, or were re-purposed into hydroponic farms to feed their populations.

1d4chan>Lumey: /* Doctrine */

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Doctrine

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	Centuries of living elbow-to-elbow aboard the cramped stations of the Healtoth system has bred patience and cooperation into the inhabitants. They are not natural warriors, but they go to war willingly in the name of the Emperor.		Centuries of living elbow-to-elbow aboard the cramped stations of the Healtoth system has bred patience and cooperation into the inhabitants. They are not natural warriors, but they go to war willingly in the name of the Emperor. Starguard regiments regularly drew praise for their conduct aboard Imperial Cruisers, thanks to their ability to endure long journeys without shore leave.

	~~To make up~~ for ~~their lack of~~ aggression, ~~the Starguard~~ focus on precision drilling and combined fire.		On the battlefield, the Starguard lack for aggression and are generally poor melee fighters. Instead, they focus on precision drilling and combined fire. However, this should not be interpreted as a sign of cowardice. The annals of the Starguard contain many episodes in which these stoic warriors continued to discharge their weapons even as the enemy over-ran their positions.

	=Wargear=		=Wargear=

1d4chan>Lumey: /* Organisation */

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Organisation

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			[[File:1451725114856.png\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Starguard Elma Wilkins, the Ace of Mattogolvo]]
	The Starguard are relatively few in number and frequently deploy as part of mixed regiments to make use of their strengths and cover their weaknesses. When fighting alongside other Imperial Armymen, Starguards are most often given the role of heavy weapons teams.		The Starguard are relatively few in number and frequently deploy as part of mixed regiments to make use of their strengths and cover their weaknesses. When fighting alongside other Imperial Armymen, Starguards are most often given the role of heavy weapons teams.

1d4chan>Lumey: continuity edit

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continuity edit

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	\|Signature Equipment = Energy weapons		\|Signature Equipment = Energy weapons
	\|Colors = Off-white with gold highlights		\|Colors = Off-white with gold highlights
	\|Associated Legion = [[~~Sand Keepers~~\|~~Eighteenth~~]]		\|Associated Legion = [[Eyes of the Emperor\|Nineteenth]]
	\|bgcolor = #FFFAF0		\|bgcolor = #FFFAF0
	\|fgcolor = #FF8C00		\|fgcolor = #FF8C00
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	=Notable Regiments=		=Notable Regiments=

	*'''191st Starguard, "Valaya"''' - the 191st were the first auxilia to land at Valaya Station during the [[Core Worlds Campaign]]. Though the heavy armour of the defenders was near-proof against many Imperial weapons, the Starguard's energy rifles took a bitter toll. In recognition of their valour and marksmanship, the 191st were honoured with the name "Valaya" by [[~~Darius Cyaxares~~]] himself.		*'''191st Starguard, "Valaya"''' - the 191st were the first auxilia to land at Valaya Station during the [[Core Worlds Campaign]]. Though the heavy armour of the defenders was near-proof against many Imperial weapons, the Starguard's energy rifles took a bitter toll. In recognition of their valour and marksmanship, the 191st were honoured with the name "Valaya" by [[Shakya Vardhana]] himself.

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1d4chan>Lumey: /* Organisation */

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Organisation

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	The Starguard are relatively few in number and frequently deploy as part of mixed regiments to make use of their strengths and cover their weaknesses. When fighting alongside other Imperial Armymen, Starguards are most often given the role of heavy weapons teams.		The Starguard are relatively few in number and frequently deploy as part of mixed regiments to make use of their strengths and cover their weaknesses. When fighting alongside other Imperial Armymen, Starguards are most often given the role of heavy weapons teams.

	~~The~~ mellow temperament ~~of Haeltoth officers~~ makes them ~~particularly well-suited to leading or serving as liasons to Abhumans~~. ~~This has led~~ to ~~a certain amount of "cross-pollination" between the Starguard and the [[Horde~~ of the ~~Hated]]~~.		Although they are mellow in temperament, the Starguard's peculiar upbringing makes it extraordinarily difficult for outsiders to associate with them. An ordinary thing on Haeltoth, like getting into a stranger's bunk for a night's rest, is often taken to mean something decidedly different by humans from other parts of the Imperium.

	=Doctrine=		=Doctrine=

1d4chan>Lumey: upgrade station art

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	{{Infobox 30k IA		{{Infobox 30k IA
	\|Name = Haeltoth Starguard		\|Name = Haeltoth Starguard
	\|Image = [[File:~~Spacecolony1~~.jpg\|250px]]		\|Image = [[File:Terra Space Station HD 1080p by TKingArt.jpg\|250px]]
	\|Homeworld = Haeltoth orbital stations		\|Homeworld = Haeltoth orbital stations
	\|Doctrine = Gun-line tactics		\|Doctrine = Gun-line tactics

1d4chan>Lumey at 18:53, 3 February 2015

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	{{Infobox 30k IA		{{Infobox 30k IA
	\|Name = Haeltoth Starguard		\|Name = Haeltoth Starguard
	\|Image =		\|Image = [[File:Spacecolony1.jpg\|250px]]
	\|Homeworld = Haeltoth orbital stations		\|Homeworld = Haeltoth orbital stations
	\|Doctrine = Gun-line tactics		\|Doctrine = Gun-line tactics