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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:F5A1:1D7A:36B8:1246 at 18:33, 30 May 2023

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	{{Topquote\|There are few defences more extreme than that of the bombardier beetles. These insects deliberately engineer explosive chemical reactions inside their own bodies, so they can spray burning, caustic liquid from their backsides. The liquid can reach up to 22 miles per hour, at temperatures of around 100 degrees Celsius. It’s painful to humans [...] and potentially lethal to smaller predators like ants.\|Phenomena, a science discussion, National Geographic}}		{{Topquote\|There are few defences more extreme than that of the bombardier beetles. These insects deliberately engineer explosive chemical reactions inside their own bodies, so they can spray burning, caustic liquid from their backsides. The liquid can reach up to 22 miles per hour, at temperatures of around 100 degrees Celsius. It’s painful to humans [...] and potentially lethal to smaller predators like ants.\|Phenomena, a science discussion, National Geographic}}

	'''Hive Fleet Kronos''' is one of the latest [[Tyranid]] [[Hive Fleet]]s to threaten the galaxy, introduced in the [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th edition]]. Appearing not as another Tyranid fleet coming from outside of the galaxy, but as the melting-pot result of the concentration and evolution of multiple Splinter Fleets (mostly Leviathan ones after its destruction caused by the disasters of the [[Octarius War]] and the invasion of [[Baal]]), this relatively small Hive Fleet has evolved to better fight [[daemons\|the creatures of the Warp.]]		'''Hive Fleet Kronos''' is one of the latest [[Tyranid]] [[Hive Fleet]]s to threaten the galaxy, introduced in the [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th edition]]. Appearing not as another Tyranid fleet coming from outside of the galaxy, but as the melting-pot result of the concentration and evolution of multiple Splinter Fleets (mostly Leviathan ones after its destruction caused by the disasters of the [[Octarius War]] and the invasion of [[Baal]]), this relatively small Hive Fleet has evolved to better fight [[daemons\|the creatures of the Warp.]]

	After the [[Cicatrix Maledictum]] started blocking the [[psychic]] Wi-Fi of the galaxy, dozens of Splinter Fleets were lost, either fighting against daemons, being lost in the Warp or just by starving after not being able to find food. Hive Fleet Kronos appears to be the first attempt by the Hive Mind to create a Hive Fleet that can thrive in a post-[[Great Rift]] galaxy, as can be assumed by its disproportionately powerful Shadow in the Warp.		After the [[Cicatrix Maledictum]] started blocking the [[psychic]] Wi-Fi of the galaxy, dozens of Splinter Fleets were lost, either fighting against daemons, being lost in the Warp or just by starving after not being able to find food. Hive Fleet Kronos appears to be the first attempt by the Hive Mind to create a Hive Fleet that can thrive in a post-[[Great Rift]] galaxy, as can be assumed by its disproportionately powerful Shadow in the Warp.

	Another adaptation it has demonstrated is its skill in fielding ranged bioforms, the better to protect itself against the many melee-oriented servants of Chaos. Hordes of [[Termagant]]s assault the battlefield from afar, while keeping bio-artillery like [[Tyrannofex]]es and [[Biovore]]s in reserve for the final blow. Speed is a vital factor for them, as their armies have fewer close quarters fighters than other Hive Fleets. It also possesses an impressive amount of psychic units, like [[Maleceptor]]s and [[Neurothrope]]s, able to hit [[daemons]] right where it hurts the most: their link with the warp.		Another adaptation it has demonstrated is its skill in fielding ranged bioforms, the better to protect itself against the many melee-oriented servants of Chaos. Hordes of [[Termagant]]s assault the battlefield from afar, while keeping bio-artillery like [[Tyrannofex]]es and [[Biovore]]s in reserve for the final blow. Speed is a vital factor for them, as their armies have fewer close quarters fighters than other Hive Fleets. It also possesses an impressive amount of psychic units, like [[Maleceptor]]s and [[Neurothrope]]s, able to hit [[daemons]] right where it hurts the most: their link with the warp.

	This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.		This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.

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	{{Topquote\|There are few defences more extreme than that of the bombardier beetles. These insects deliberately engineer explosive chemical reactions inside their own bodies, so they can spray burning, caustic liquid from their backsides. The liquid can reach up to 22 miles per hour, at temperatures of around 100 degrees Celsius. It’s painful to humans [...] and potentially lethal to smaller predators like ants.\|Phenomena, a science discussion, National Geographic}}		{{Topquote\|There are few defences more extreme than that of the bombardier beetles. These insects deliberately engineer explosive chemical reactions inside their own bodies, so they can spray burning, caustic liquid from their backsides. The liquid can reach up to 22 miles per hour, at temperatures of around 100 degrees Celsius. It’s painful to humans [...] and potentially lethal to smaller predators like ants.\|Phenomena, a science discussion, National Geographic}}

	'''Hive Fleet Kronos''' is one of the latest [[Tyranid]] [[Hive Fleet]]s to threaten the galaxy, introduced in the [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th edition]]. Appearing not as another Tyranid fleet coming from outside of the galaxy, but as the melting-pot result of the concentration and evolution of multiple Splinter Fleets (mostly Leviathan ones after its destruction caused by the disasters of the [[Octarius War]] and the invasion of [[Baal]]), this relatively small Hive Fleet has evolved to better fight the creatures of the Warp.		'''Hive Fleet Kronos''' is one of the latest [[Tyranid]] [[Hive Fleet]]s to threaten the galaxy, introduced in the [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th edition]]. Appearing not as another Tyranid fleet coming from outside of the galaxy, but as the melting-pot result of the concentration and evolution of multiple Splinter Fleets (mostly Leviathan ones after its destruction caused by the disasters of the [[Octarius War]] and the invasion of [[Baal]]), this relatively small Hive Fleet has evolved to better fight [[daemons\|the creatures of the Warp.]]

	After the [[Cicatrix Maledictum]] started blocking the [[psychic]] Wi-Fi of the galaxy, dozens of Splinter Fleets were lost, either fighting against daemons, being lost in the Warp or just by starving after not being able to find food. Hive Fleet Kronos appears to be the first attempt by the Hive Mind to create a Hive Fleet that can thrive in a post-[[Great Rift]] galaxy, as can be assumed by its disproportionately powerful Shadow in the Warp.		After the [[Cicatrix Maledictum]] started blocking the [[psychic]] Wi-Fi of the galaxy, dozens of Splinter Fleets were lost, either fighting against daemons, being lost in the Warp or just by starving after not being able to find food. Hive Fleet Kronos appears to be the first attempt by the Hive Mind to create a Hive Fleet that can thrive in a post-[[Great Rift]] galaxy, as can be assumed by its disproportionately powerful Shadow in the Warp.

1d4chan>Ow, My Sanity.: That isn't as stupid as it sounds.

2021-11-02T10:20:08Z

That isn't as stupid as it sounds.

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	This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.		This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.

	Of particular note is Kronos' interactions with other hive fleets. ~~[[derp\|~~Normally when two Hive Fleets meet, they battle it out to see which is stronger]], with the winner absorbing the biomass and useful traits of the loser. This is not the case with Kronos, and other hive fleets have been observed to strip planets of their defenses, then leave to allow Kronos a free meal. This is a so far unseen level of cooperation between the Hive Fleets.		Of particular note is Kronos' interactions with other hive fleets. Normally when two Hive Fleets meet, they battle it out to see which is stronger, with the winner absorbing the biomass and useful traits of the loser. This is not the case with Kronos, and other hive fleets have been observed to strip planets of their defenses, then leave to allow Kronos a free meal. This is a so far unseen level of cooperation between the Hive Fleets.

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	Of particular note is Kronos' interactions with other hive fleets. [[derp\|Normally when two Hive Fleets meet, they battle it out to see which is stronger]], with the winner absorbing the biomass and useful traits of the loser. This is not the case with Kronos, and other hive fleets have been observed to strip planets of their defenses, then leave to allow Kronos a free meal. This is a so far unseen level of cooperation between the Hive Fleets.		Of particular note is Kronos' interactions with other hive fleets. [[derp\|Normally when two Hive Fleets meet, they battle it out to see which is stronger]], with the winner absorbing the biomass and useful traits of the loser. This is not the case with Kronos, and other hive fleets have been observed to strip planets of their defenses, then leave to allow Kronos a free meal. This is a so far unseen level of cooperation between the Hive Fleets.

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94.21.45.123 at 17:45, 11 March 2020

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	This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.		This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.

	Of particular note is Kronos' interactions with other hive fleets. Normally when two Hive Fleets meet, they battle it out to see which is stronger, with the winner absorbing the biomass and useful traits of the loser. This is not the case with Kronos, and other hive fleets have been observed to strip planets of their defenses, then leave to allow Kronos a free meal. This is a so far unseen level of cooperation between the Hive Fleets.		Of particular note is Kronos' interactions with other hive fleets. [[derp\|Normally when two Hive Fleets meet, they battle it out to see which is stronger]], with the winner absorbing the biomass and useful traits of the loser. This is not the case with Kronos, and other hive fleets have been observed to strip planets of their defenses, then leave to allow Kronos a free meal. This is a so far unseen level of cooperation between the Hive Fleets.

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	This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.		This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.

			Of particular note is Kronos' interactions with other hive fleets. Normally when two Hive Fleets meet, they battle it out to see which is stronger, with the winner absorbing the biomass and useful traits of the loser. This is not the case with Kronos, and other hive fleets have been observed to strip planets of their defenses, then leave to allow Kronos a free meal. This is a so far unseen level of cooperation between the Hive Fleets.

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	{{Topquote\|There are few defences more extreme than that of the bombardier beetles. These insects deliberately engineer explosive chemical reactions inside their own bodies, so they can spray burning, caustic liquid from their backsides. The liquid can reach up to 22 miles per hour, at temperatures of around 100 degrees Celsius. It’s painful to humans [...] and potentially lethal to smaller predators like ants.\|Phenomena, a science discussion, National Geographic}}		{{Topquote\|There are few defences more extreme than that of the bombardier beetles. These insects deliberately engineer explosive chemical reactions inside their own bodies, so they can spray burning, caustic liquid from their backsides. The liquid can reach up to 22 miles per hour, at temperatures of around 100 degrees Celsius. It’s painful to humans [...] and potentially lethal to smaller predators like ants.\|Phenomena, a science discussion, National Geographic}}

	'''Hive Fleet Kronos''' is one of the latest [[Tyranid]] [[Hive Fleet]]s to ~~threat~~ the galaxy, introduced in the [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th edition]]. Appearing not as another Tyranid fleet coming from outside of the galaxy, but as the melting-pot result of the concentration and evolution of multiple Splinter Fleets (mostly Leviathan ones after its destruction caused by the disasters of the [[Octarius War]] and the invasion of [[Baal]]), this relatively small Hive Fleet has evolved to better fight the creatures of the Warp.		'''Hive Fleet Kronos''' is one of the latest [[Tyranid]] [[Hive Fleet]]s to threaten the galaxy, introduced in the [[Warhammer 40,000 8th edition\|8th edition]]. Appearing not as another Tyranid fleet coming from outside of the galaxy, but as the melting-pot result of the concentration and evolution of multiple Splinter Fleets (mostly Leviathan ones after its destruction caused by the disasters of the [[Octarius War]] and the invasion of [[Baal]]), this relatively small Hive Fleet has evolved to better fight the creatures of the Warp.

	After the [[Cicatrix Maledictum]] started blocking the [[psychic]] Wi-Fi of the galaxy, dozens of Splinter Fleets were lost, either fighting against daemons, being lost in the Warp or just by starving after not being able to find food. Hive Fleet Kronos appears to be the first attempt by the Hive Mind to create a Hive Fleet that can thrive in a post-[[Great Rift]] galaxy, as can be assumed by its disproportionately powerful Shadow in the Warp.		After the [[Cicatrix Maledictum]] started blocking the [[psychic]] Wi-Fi of the galaxy, dozens of Splinter Fleets were lost, either fighting against daemons, being lost in the Warp or just by starving after not being able to find food. Hive Fleet Kronos appears to be the first attempt by the Hive Mind to create a Hive Fleet that can thrive in a post-[[Great Rift]] galaxy, as can be assumed by its disproportionately powerful Shadow in the Warp.

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	Another adaptation it has demonstrated is its skill in fielding ranged bioforms, the better to protect itself against the many melee-oriented servants of Chaos. Hordes of [[Termagant]]s assault the battlefield from afar, while keeping bio-artillery like [[Tyrannofex]]es and [[Biovore]]s in reserve for the final blow. Speed is a vital factor for them, as their armies have fewer close quarters fighters than other Hive Fleets. It also possesses an impressive amount of psychic units, like [[Maleceptor]]s and [[Neurothrope]]s, able to hit [[daemons]] right where it hurts the most: their link with the warp.		Another adaptation it has demonstrated is its skill in fielding ranged bioforms, the better to protect itself against the many melee-oriented servants of Chaos. Hordes of [[Termagant]]s assault the battlefield from afar, while keeping bio-artillery like [[Tyrannofex]]es and [[Biovore]]s in reserve for the final blow. Speed is a vital factor for them, as their armies have fewer close quarters fighters than other Hive Fleets. It also possesses an impressive amount of psychic units, like [[Maleceptor]]s and [[Neurothrope]]s, able to hit [[daemons]] right where it hurts the most: their link with the warp.

	This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint ~~has being~~ able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.		This strategy has worked wonders for this Hive Fleet, having had multiple great victories against the forces of Chaos. They now travel around the regions of space most affected by the Great Rift, taking advantage of the low defensive capabilities of both the Imperium (they are busy everywhere else) and Chaos (the Shadow in the Warp is quite a thorn for them). In fact, the fleet's growth rate has been so fast that its psychic imprint is even able to close small Warp rifts entirely, leaving the affected planets bereft of life after that, of course.

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