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	Alongside Magnus and [[Sanguinius]], the Khan would form the Librarius, organizing, training, and equipping psychic Astartes to use their powers in support of their brothers. It was rumored that the Khan himself also was in possession of psychic powers of some sort, though the Khan seemed not to ever acknowledge the possibility of this even to himself. As such, there is likely no truth to the rumor. Though the Khan shared a close friendship with Magnus, he would often share his concern that Magnus and his legion were "drinking too deep" of the chalice of power that the Warp offered. Chogoris seems to have been one of very few planets where the psyker-shamans practiced moderation well enough to avoid being killed as witches or accidentally turning the place into a daemon charnel house. The Khan had always been in favour of only taking as much as you absolutely needed; to sip from the cup and never drink it in full, as to do so would be to invite disaster. Magnus and his legion chose to ignore this and kept on chugging as much metaphorical warp juice as they could. If Magnus had listened to Jaghatai, he would perhaps not have been duped by [[Tzeentch]]. Or perhaps nothing would have changed, you can never know with Tzeentch. One thing that is certain however is that had Magnus listened, the Council of Nikea likely would have ended very differently, as virtually all the ammo that the anti-psyker faction lobbed at the pro-psyker faction was based around the Thousand Sons, and particularly Magnus, being as irresponsible as they were. Plus Magnus almost certainly wouldn't have made such an ass of himself during the proceedings.		Alongside Magnus and [[Sanguinius]], the Khan would form the Librarius, organizing, training, and equipping psychic Astartes to use their powers in support of their brothers. It was rumored that the Khan himself also was in possession of psychic powers of some sort, though the Khan seemed not to ever acknowledge the possibility of this even to himself. As such, there is likely no truth to the rumor. Though the Khan shared a close friendship with Magnus, he would often share his concern that Magnus and his legion were "drinking too deep" of the chalice of power that the Warp offered. Chogoris seems to have been one of very few planets where the psyker-shamans practiced moderation well enough to avoid being killed as witches or accidentally turning the place into a daemon charnel house. The Khan had always been in favour of only taking as much as you absolutely needed; to sip from the cup and never drink it in full, as to do so would be to invite disaster. Magnus and his legion chose to ignore this and kept on chugging as much metaphorical warp juice as they could. If Magnus had listened to Jaghatai, he would perhaps not have been duped by [[Tzeentch]]. Or perhaps nothing would have changed, you can never know with Tzeentch. One thing that is certain however is that had Magnus listened, the Council of Nikea likely would have ended very differently, as virtually all the ammo that the anti-psyker faction lobbed at the pro-psyker faction was based around the Thousand Sons, and particularly Magnus, being as irresponsible as they were. Plus Magnus almost certainly wouldn't have made such an ass of himself during the proceedings.

	As the Khan shared a close brotherhood with some of his fellow Primarchs, there were also some he most certainly DID NOT get along with. Chief amongst them were [[Mortarion]] and his [[Death Guard]]. Mortarion distrusted all things Warp related and would often openly speak out against the Librarius, seeing it as nothing but foul sorcery. Mortarion would later be amongst those who pressured the Emperor into calling the Council of Nikaea. [[Leman Russ]] and his [[Space Wolves]] were also amongst the people the Khan had no wish to get close to, mostly because he didn't want his legion to be seen as savages, an image the Vlka Fenryka seemed to embrace. The White Scars constantly strove to achieve the most noble of human pursuits - seriously, they went in for poetry and calligraphy. In addition, the comparison added salt to the wound of the V Legion's entrenched estrangement from the Imperium, suggesting how little effort others took to understand the Chogorians. Somewhat ironically, the Space Wolves and Russ were, like the White Scars, significantly more sophisticated than they appeared on the outside, and so the Khan actually ended up making the same mistake with them that so many tended to make with him. Though the White Scars were not "executioners" like the Space Wolves or "world eaters" like [[Angron\|Angron's]] [[RAGE\|berserk]] XII Legion or "perfect" Astartes like Fulgrim's [[Emperor's Children]], they simply were what they were. They never demanded respect from anyone, and if the other Legions knew nothing of them, then that was their loss, because the White Scars knew about them. The V Legion was faster -- they moved faster and they killed faster. Secretly, Khan and the White Scars resented the outsiders' disregard greatly, yet they refused to change their ways or Legion culture. As a founder of the Librarius, the Khan opposed Mort, Russ, and Angron's plans to shut down the use of psykers - given that he believed that all the Primarchs had something of the Warp in them, he also thought they were deluded. And given that [[Leman Russ\|that furry hypocrite]] was involved with witchery under the banner of the spirit of his home planet, which is pretty much how Jaghatai saw the [[Stormseer]]s, and yet wouldn't admit that it was still warpfuckery all the way down, he was probably right.		As the Khan shared a close brotherhood with some of his fellow Primarchs, there were also some he most certainly DID NOT get along with. Chief amongst them were [[Mortarion]] and his [[Death Guard]]. Mortarion distrusted all things Warp related and would often openly speak out against the Librarius, seeing it as nothing but foul sorcery. Mortarion would later be amongst those who pressured the Emperor into calling the Council of Nikaea. [[Leman Russ]] and his [[Space Wolves]] were also amongst the people the Khan had no wish to get close to, mostly because he didn't want his legion to be seen as savages, an image the Vlka Fenryka seemed to embrace. The White Scars constantly strove to achieve the most noble of human pursuits - seriously, they went in for poetry and calligraphy. In addition, the comparison added salt to the wound of the V Legion's entrenched estrangement from the Imperium, suggesting how little effort others took to understand the Chogorians. Somewhat ironically, the Space Wolves and Russ were, like the White Scars, significantly more sophisticated than they appeared on the outside, and so the Khan actually ended up making the same mistake with them that so many tended to make with him. Though the White Scars were not "executioners" like the Space Wolves or "world eaters" like [[Angron\|Angron's]] [[RAGE\|berserk]] XII Legion or "perfect" Astartes like Fulgrim's [[Emperor's Children]], they simply were what they were. They never demanded respect from anyone, and if the other Legions knew nothing of them, then that was their loss, because the White Scars knew about them. The V Legion was faster -- they moved faster and they killed faster. Secretly, Khan and the White Scars resented the outsiders' disregard greatly, yet they refused to change their ways or Legion culture. As a founder of the Librarius, the Khan opposed Mort, Russ, and Angron's plans to shut down the use of psykers - given that he believed that all the Primarchs had something of the Warp in them, he also thought they were deluded.

	On a pettier note, the Khan didn't have much time for Fulgrim's vanity, thinking he was too attached to his [[Pretty Marines\|beautiful clothes]]. He also rather disliked the pretentious barbs that Fulgrim would, knowingly or otherwise, throw towards those he saw as less fabulous than himself (like the Khan). In one conversation he confidently stated that he could kick Fulgrim's arse in a fight simply because his brother boasted about his prowess, whereas Jaghatai was an [[Alpha Legion\|unknown quantity]] to almost all his brothers. There's a very good chance that the Khan's claim is true given the context, and despite Fulgrim's vaunted reputation as a duelist. Unlike Fulgrim, the Khan was not one to boast, and he admitted a few moments later when asked by Mortarion which of the two of them would win a duel that he didn't know. Mortarion, like the Khan, was an unknown variable, and the Khan stated flat-out that he just didn't know enough about Mortarion to make an honest evaluation. Not something a braggart would say. Fulgrim staked everything on being seen as perfect (The Khan also found the ideal of Fulgrim and his legion insisting they were perfect to be insulting, after all if you were perfect you can't improve anymore); the Khan sought to achieve it no matter who did or didn't notice. Some would say this also applied to the Khan's fashion sense- between the furs, silks, dragon helmet and ''that'' mustache he was as fabulous as Fulgrim, without making any fuss about it. The Khan also took the piss out of Fulgrim in one of the sickest burns ever delivered in the 40K universe: told by Fulgrim that the peacocky Phoenician had "heard that you [he did] strange things" with his ships, the Khan snapped right back that he'd heard that Fulgrim [[Fabius Bile\|did strange things with his warriors]], which is an extremely dickish thing to remark, because at this point the only gene-modification the Emperor's Children were doing to themselves was to not die of space-cancer. During this little spat he also made an interesting comparison between Fulgrim and Sanguinius. He noted that both were resplendent beyond compare, but that Sanguinius looked natural in his splendor where as Fulgrim looked a bit foppish, as if he was trying too hard. He also thought that while Sanguinius would be willing to cast aside his finery without a second thought, Fulgrim would rather die.		On a pettier note, the Khan didn't have much time for Fulgrim's vanity, thinking he was too attached to his [[Pretty Marines\|beautiful clothes]]. He also rather disliked the pretentious barbs that Fulgrim would, knowingly or otherwise, throw towards those he saw as less fabulous than himself (like the Khan). In one conversation he confidently stated that he could kick Fulgrim's arse in a fight simply because his brother boasted about his prowess, whereas Jaghatai was an [[Alpha Legion\|unknown quantity]] to almost all his brothers. There's a very good chance that the Khan's claim is true given the context, and despite Fulgrim's vaunted reputation as a duelist. Unlike Fulgrim, the Khan was not one to boast, and he admitted a few moments later when asked by Mortarion which of the two of them would win a duel that he didn't know. Mortarion, like the Khan, was an unknown variable, and the Khan stated flat-out that he just didn't know enough about Mortarion to make an honest evaluation. Not something a braggart would say. Fulgrim staked everything on being seen as perfect (The Khan also found the ideal of Fulgrim and his legion insisting they were perfect to be insulting, after all if you were perfect you can't improve anymore); the Khan sought to achieve it no matter who did or didn't notice. Some would say this also applied to the Khan's fashion sense- between the furs, silks, dragon helmet and ''that'' mustache he was as fabulous as Fulgrim, without making any fuss about it. The Khan also took the piss out of Fulgrim in one of the sickest burns ever delivered in the 40K universe: told by Fulgrim that the peacocky Phoenician had "heard that you [he did] strange things" with his ships, the Khan snapped right back that he'd heard that Fulgrim [[Fabius Bile\|did strange things with his warriors]], which is an extremely dickish thing to remark, because at this point the only gene-modification the Emperor's Children were doing to themselves was to not die of space-cancer. During this little spat he also made an interesting comparison between Fulgrim and Sanguinius. He noted that both were resplendent beyond compare, but that Sanguinius looked natural in his splendor where as Fulgrim looked a bit foppish, as if he was trying too hard. He also thought that while Sanguinius would be willing to cast aside his finery without a second thought, Fulgrim would rather die.

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	[[Image:Giant horse.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|[[Meme\|LOOK AT HIS HORSE! HIS HORSE IS AMAZING!]]]]		[[Image:Giant horse.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|[[Meme\|LOOK AT HIS HORSE! HIS HORSE IS AMAZING!]]]]
	It is said that after being mysteriously transported from Terra through the Warp by the Ruinous Powers of Chaos, Khan landed on a planet in the Segmentum Pacificus named Mundus Planus by the Imperium, or as the native population called it, Chogoris. Less well known however, is the fact that the Khan was never supposed to have landed there at all, but instead had been on course to land upon a world called [[Chemos]]. It was in fact another of the Khan's brothers, Fulgrim, who was aimed for a landing upon Chogoris. This is significant because the Chaos Gods had planned for millennia to corrupt as many of the Primarchs to their cause as possible, and the environments in which each of the Primarchs spent their formative years would dramatically impact which of them would fall. By way of landing on Chogoris rather than Chemos, the Khan was spared the fate of falling to the Ruinous Powers, as he had apparently been one of the Primarchs targeted by the Chaos Gods from his inception. Fulgrim, on the other hand, had not been one of the Primarchs intended to fall (which might be an in-universe reason why his heel-turn amounted to basically just being mind-fucked by a [[Keeper of Secrets]]). The reason why the two Primarchs were swapped in the Warp [[Doomrider\|is unknown]], but the perpetrator of the switch, [[Cegorach]], is known for being a plotter on the level of Tzeentch and Big E. However, we can certainly speculate. By virtue of being an Eldar deity, Cegorach not at all fond of Chaos, and he is particularly ill inclined towards Slaanesh. Given that Fulgrim eventually fell to Slaanesh, it can be surmised that Cegorach wanted to screw Slaanesh in one of the very, very few ways it ''wouldn't'' like (aaaaand now you are all imagining what the Khan as a champion of Slaanesh would look like).		It is said that after being mysteriously transported from Terra through the Warp by the Ruinous Powers of Chaos, Khan landed on a planet in the Segmentum Pacificus named Mundus Planus by the Imperium, or as the native population called it, Chogoris. Less well known however, is the fact that the Khan was never supposed to have landed there at all, but instead had been on course to land upon a world called [[Chemos]]. It was in fact another of the Khan's brothers, Fulgrim, who was aimed for a landing upon Chogoris. This is significant because the Chaos Gods had planned for millennia to corrupt as many of the Primarchs to their cause as possible, and the environments in which each of the Primarchs spent their formative years would dramatically impact which of them would fall. By way of landing on Chogoris rather than Chemos, the Khan was spared the fate of falling to the Ruinous Powers, as he had apparently been one of the Primarchs targeted by the Chaos Gods from his inception. Fulgrim, on the other hand, had not been one of the Primarchs intended to fall (which might be an in-universe reason why his heel-turn amounted to basically just being mind-fucked by a [[Keeper of Secrets]]). The reason why the two Primarchs were swapped in the Warp [[Doomrider\|is unknown]], but the perpetrator of the switch, [[Cegorach]], is known for being a plotter on the level of Tzeentch and Big E. However, we can certainly speculate. By virtue of being an Eldar deity, Cegorach is not at all fond of Chaos, and he is particularly ill inclined towards Slaanesh. Given that Fulgrim eventually fell to Slaanesh, it can be surmised that Cegorach wanted to screw Slaanesh in one of the very, very few ways it ''wouldn't'' like (aaaaand now you are all imagining what the Khan as a champion of Slaanesh would look like).

	Chogoris is a fertile world with wide, open, green plains and tall, white mountains and blue seas. At the time of the Great Crusade, the Chogoran people had managed to restore their technological level to one similar to the pike-and-shot level of the late Renaissance on ancient Terra. The dominant empire was a well organized feudal aristocracy which had conquered most of the planet with well equipped and highly disciplined armies, maintaining armored horsemen and tight blocks of pike and arquebus-armed infantry. Their leader was the Palatine, and he won all of his battles with this great army. To the west of the Palatine's empire was the Empty Quarter, a barren grassland with few resources, and as such it was never invaded by the Palatine's armies. It was home to wandering tribes of vicious horsemen who fought each other for their ancestral lands. The Palatine would sometimes lead forces into the Empty Quarter to capture slaves or merely to hunt the tribesmen for fun. Khan's legacy began here. He was found by Ong Khan, leader of a small tribe called the Talaskars, who saw the young Primarch as a gift from the gods. It is said he had a fire in his eyes, the sign of a great warrior. He was hated by the other tribes because of his ability to see beyond the constant warfare on the steppes to a vision of unity for all the downtrodden peoples of the Empty Quarter.		Chogoris is a fertile world with wide, open, green plains and tall, white mountains and blue seas. At the time of the Great Crusade, the Chogoran people had managed to restore their technological level to one similar to the pike-and-shot level of the late Renaissance on ancient Terra. The dominant empire was a well organized feudal aristocracy which had conquered most of the planet with well equipped and highly disciplined armies, maintaining armored horsemen and tight blocks of pike and arquebus-armed infantry. Their leader was the Palatine, and he won all of his battles with this great army. To the west of the Palatine's empire was the Empty Quarter, a barren grassland with few resources, and as such it was never invaded by the Palatine's armies. It was home to wandering tribes of vicious horsemen who fought each other for their ancestral lands. The Palatine would sometimes lead forces into the Empty Quarter to capture slaves or merely to hunt the tribesmen for fun. Khan's legacy began here. He was found by Ong Khan, leader of a small tribe called the Talaskars, who saw the young Primarch as a gift from the gods. It is said he had a fire in his eyes, the sign of a great warrior. He was hated by the other tribes because of his ability to see beyond the constant warfare on the steppes to a vision of unity for all the downtrodden peoples of the Empty Quarter.

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	{{Topquote\|I heard from a contact on Mars, Jaghatai, that you do strange things to your ships."<br>The Khan shot him a heavy-lidded stare.<br> "I heard that you do strange things to your warriors.''\|Jaghatai giving [[Fulgrim]] a burn so intense that [[Vulkan]] would be proud.}}		{{Topquote\|I heard from a contact on Mars, Jaghatai, that you do strange things to your ships."<br>The Khan shot him a heavy-lidded stare.<br> "I heard that you do strange things to your warriors.''\|Jaghatai giving [[Fulgrim]] a burn so intense that [[Vulkan]] would be proud.}}

	'''Jaghatai Khan''', honored be his name, otherwise known as the '''Great Khan''', the '''Warhawk of Chogoris''', the '''Master of the Ice-Blue Heavens''', the '''Khagan''' or (~~If your~~ /tg/) the '''Master of Sick-Burns''' is the missing [[Primarch]] of the [[White Scars]] [[Space Marines]] Legion/Chapter, whose name nobody in BL audiobooks can pronounce (protip: "CHUGH-TIE HAAN"). He went missing with the entire First Brotherhood of the White Scars while chasing after a Kabal of [[Dark Eldar]] near the Warp rift called the Maelstrom.		'''Jaghatai Khan''', honored be his name, otherwise known as the '''Great Khan''', the '''Warhawk of Chogoris''', the '''Master of the Ice-Blue Heavens''', the '''Khagan''' or (if you're /tg/) the '''Master of Sick-Burns''' is the missing [[Primarch]] of the [[White Scars]] [[Space Marines]] Legion/Chapter, whose name nobody in BL audiobooks can pronounce (protip: "CHUGH-TIE HAAN"). He went missing with the entire First Brotherhood of the White Scars while chasing after a Kabal of [[Dark Eldar]] near the Warp rift called the Maelstrom.

	Being named after a barbarian warlord, one would assume he would be nothing but a [[Angron\|brute]], but Jaghatai was quite the complex man. He loved leading the charge on his custom Sojutsu Pattern Voidbike (which could actually [[Awesome\|fly through deep space]]), but also enjoyed reading the literature and lore of the planets conquered during the Great Crusade. His love for the hunt was tempered by strict discipline and personal morals. Based on how he approached his duties, he was a free spirit who didn't want to be chained down to a throne or an Emprah, but also ([[Paradox poker\|paradoxically]]) a far-sighted leader who believed in unity and duty beyond freedom as an end in itself. In essence, that meant that even if he didn't like the idea of one tyrant telling everyone what to do, he did believe that humanity should be united and free. He even supported careful use of the Warp, leading to an odd, yet strong, friendship with his brother [[Magnus]]. Probably because he was to fell to Chaos but was swapped with [[Fulgrim]]. As his nickname implies, the Khan has a supernatural ability for casting out the sickest of burns, giving both Fulgrim and [[Mortarion]] a verbal spanking of a lifetime.		Being named after a barbarian warlord, one would assume he would be nothing but a [[Angron\|brute]], but Jaghatai was quite the complex man. He loved leading the charge on his custom Sojutsu Pattern Voidbike (which could actually [[Awesome\|fly through deep space]]), but also enjoyed reading the literature and lore of the planets conquered during the Great Crusade. His love for the hunt was tempered by strict discipline and personal morals. Based on how he approached his duties, he was a free spirit who didn't want to be chained down to a throne or an Emprah, but also ([[Paradox poker\|paradoxically]]) a far-sighted leader who believed in unity and duty beyond freedom as an end in itself. In essence, that meant that even if he didn't like the idea of one tyrant telling everyone what to do, he did believe that humanity should be united and free. He even supported careful use of the Warp, leading to an odd, yet strong, friendship with his brother [[Magnus]]. Probably because he was to fell to Chaos but was swapped with [[Fulgrim]]. As his nickname implies, the Khan has a supernatural ability for casting out the sickest of burns, giving both Fulgrim and [[Mortarion]] a verbal spanking of a lifetime.

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	All he asked of his successors after the split was that they join him to kick xenos ass out of their sector, which any SPEHSS MAHREEN worth their salt is always up for.		All he asked of his successors after the split was that they join him to kick xenos ass out of their sector, which any SPEHSS MAHREEN worth their salt is always up for.

	During one battle, it was reported that Khan <strike>finally got bored with his old life and decided to start a Dark Eldar harem</strike> was sucked into a Webway Gate, with no sign of him discovered since then. The White Scars believe that he's still alive within the Webway somewhere, and given the weird effects the Webway has on time, this is likely the case. And now that we have <s>one</s> two [[Roboute Guilliman\|Loyalist Primarchs back ~~in action~~]] [[~~Corvus Corax~~\| already]]~~, another <s>in stasis</s> busy sleeping~~, and yet another who is "[[Vulkan\|indisposed]]" but [[Perpetual\|can't die]] (just like [[Emperor\|Daddy]]), it's <s>probable</s>possible that the Khan might return as well somewhere down the line, but this would require that Geedubs somehow remember that he exists, so we aren't counting on it.		During one battle, it was reported that Khan <strike>finally got bored with his old life and decided to start a Dark Eldar harem</strike> was sucked into a Webway Gate, with no sign of him discovered since then. The White Scars believe that he's still alive within the Webway somewhere, and given the weird effects the Webway has on time, this is likely the case. And now that we have <s>one</s> two formerly grievously injured [[Roboute Guilliman\|Loyalist Primarchs back]] [[Lion El'Jonson\|in action already]], and yet another who is "[[Vulkan\|indisposed]]" but [[Perpetual\|can't die]] (just like [[Emperor\|Daddy]]), it's <s>probable</s>possible that the Khan might return as well somewhere down the line (along with the other [[Leman Russ\|other two Loyalist Primarchs]] [[Corvus Corax\|fucking about in the Warp]]), but this would require that Geedubs somehow remember that he exists, so we aren't counting on it.

	==On the Tabletop==		==On the Tabletop==

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	{{Topquote\|Power and speed be hands and feet.\|Ralph Waldo Emerson}}		{{Topquote\|Power and speed be hands and feet.\|Ralph Waldo Emerson}}
	{{Topquote\|Conquering the world on horseback is easy; it is dismounting and governing that is hard.\|NOT [[Genghis motherfucking Khan\|Genghis Khan]], but attributed to him.}}		{{Topquote\|Conquering the world on horseback is easy; it is dismounting and governing that is hard.\|NOT [[Genghis motherfucking Khan\|Genghis Khan]], but attributed to him.}}
	{{Topquote\|I heard from a contact on Mars, Jaghatai, that you do strange things to your ships."<br>The Khan shot him a heavy-lidded stare.<br> "I heard that you do strange things to your warriors.''\|Jaghatai giving [[Fulgrim]] a burn so intense that [[Vulkan]] would be proud~~, and that, if you think about it for two seconds, doesn't make sense~~.}}		{{Topquote\|I heard from a contact on Mars, Jaghatai, that you do strange things to your ships."<br>The Khan shot him a heavy-lidded stare.<br> "I heard that you do strange things to your warriors.''\|Jaghatai giving [[Fulgrim]] a burn so intense that [[Vulkan]] would be proud.}}

	'''Jaghatai Khan''', honored be his name, otherwise known as the '''Great Khan''', the '''Warhawk of Chogoris''', the '''Master of the Ice-Blue Heavens''', the '''Khagan''' or (If your /tg/) the '''Master of Sick-Burns''' is the missing [[Primarch]] of the [[White Scars]] [[Space Marines]] Legion/Chapter, whose name nobody in BL audiobooks can pronounce (protip: "CHUGH-TIE HAAN"). He went missing with the entire First Brotherhood of the White Scars while chasing after a Kabal of [[Dark Eldar]] near the Warp rift called the Maelstrom.		'''Jaghatai Khan''', honored be his name, otherwise known as the '''Great Khan''', the '''Warhawk of Chogoris''', the '''Master of the Ice-Blue Heavens''', the '''Khagan''' or (If your /tg/) the '''Master of Sick-Burns''' is the missing [[Primarch]] of the [[White Scars]] [[Space Marines]] Legion/Chapter, whose name nobody in BL audiobooks can pronounce (protip: "CHUGH-TIE HAAN"). He went missing with the entire First Brotherhood of the White Scars while chasing after a Kabal of [[Dark Eldar]] near the Warp rift called the Maelstrom.

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	{{Topquote\|Power and speed be hands and feet.\|Ralph Waldo Emerson}}		{{Topquote\|Power and speed be hands and feet.\|Ralph Waldo Emerson}}
	{{Topquote\|Conquering the world on horseback is easy; it is dismounting and governing that is hard.\|NOT [[Genghis motherfucking Khan\|Genghis Khan]], but attributed to him.}}		{{Topquote\|Conquering the world on horseback is easy; it is dismounting and governing that is hard.\|NOT [[Genghis motherfucking Khan\|Genghis Khan]], but attributed to him.}}
	{{Topquote\|I heard from a contact on Mars, Jaghatai, that you do strange things to your ships."<br>The Khan shot him a heavy-lidded stare.<br> "I heard that you do strange things to your warriors.''\|Jaghatai giving [[Fulgrim]] a burn so intense that [[Vulkan]] would be proud.}}		{{Topquote\|I heard from a contact on Mars, Jaghatai, that you do strange things to your ships."<br>The Khan shot him a heavy-lidded stare.<br> "I heard that you do strange things to your warriors.''\|Jaghatai giving [[Fulgrim]] a burn so intense that [[Vulkan]] would be proud, and that, if you think about it for two seconds, doesn't make sense.}}

	'''Jaghatai Khan''', honored be his name, otherwise known as the '''Great Khan''', the '''Warhawk of Chogoris''', the '''Master of the Ice-Blue Heavens''', the '''Khagan''' or (If your /tg/) the '''Master of Sick-Burns''' is the missing [[Primarch]] of the [[White Scars]] [[Space Marines]] Legion/Chapter, whose name nobody in BL audiobooks can pronounce (protip: "CHUGH-TIE HAAN"). He went missing with the entire First Brotherhood of the White Scars while chasing after a Kabal of [[Dark Eldar]] near the Warp rift called the Maelstrom.		'''Jaghatai Khan''', honored be his name, otherwise known as the '''Great Khan''', the '''Warhawk of Chogoris''', the '''Master of the Ice-Blue Heavens''', the '''Khagan''' or (If your /tg/) the '''Master of Sick-Burns''' is the missing [[Primarch]] of the [[White Scars]] [[Space Marines]] Legion/Chapter, whose name nobody in BL audiobooks can pronounce (protip: "CHUGH-TIE HAAN"). He went missing with the entire First Brotherhood of the White Scars while chasing after a Kabal of [[Dark Eldar]] near the Warp rift called the Maelstrom.