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	{{Topquote\|To fight the bug, we must understand the bug.\|Sky Marshall Taha Maru, Starship Troopers}}		{{Topquote\|To fight the bug, we must understand the bug.\|Sky Marshall Taha Maru, Starship Troopers}}

	'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.		'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
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	===The Tyrannic Wars===		===The Tyrannic Wars===
	First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available (also the Swarmfleet that might have to say a thing or two about being bombarded with meltatorpedoes and lance batteries).		First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available (also the Swarmfleet that might have to say a thing or two about being bombarded with meltatorpedoes and lance batteries).

	===Octarius Sector is a hellhole and it's his fault===		===Octarius Sector is a hellhole and it's his fault===
	When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...		When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...

	In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.		In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.

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	[[File:Inquisitor Kryptman.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tyranid]] fucker #1, though [[Ortan Cassius\|Ortan]] probably contends for that spot.]]		[[File:Inquisitor Kryptman.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tyranid]] fucker #1, though [[Ortan Cassius\|Ortan]] probably contends for that spot.]]
	{{Topquote\|He was exiled from the '''Inquisition''' for being '''too cruel'''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|Rogal Dorn about this madman]]}}		{{Topquote\|He was exiled from the '''Inquisition''' for being '''too cruel'''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|Rogal Dorn about this madman]]}}

			{{Topquote\|To fight the bug, we must understand the bug.\|Sky Marshall Taha Maru, Starship Troopers}}

	'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.		'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.

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The Tyrannic Wars

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	===The Tyrannic Wars===		===The Tyrannic Wars===
	First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.		First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available (also the Swarmfleet that might have to say a thing or two about being bombarded with meltatorpedoes and lance batteries).

	===Octarius Sector is a hellhole and it's his fault===		===Octarius Sector is a hellhole and it's his fault===

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			[[File:Inquisitor Kryptman.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tyranid]] fucker #1, though [[Ortan Cassius\|Ortan]] probably contends for that spot.]]
	{{Topquote\|He was exiled from the '''Inquisition''' for being '''too cruel'''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|Rogal Dorn about this madman]]}}		{{Topquote\|He was exiled from the '''Inquisition''' for being '''too cruel'''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|Rogal Dorn about this madman]]}}

	~~=Overview=~~
	'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.		'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.
	~~[[File:Inquisitor Kryptman.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tyranid]] fucker #1, though [[Ortan Cassius\|Ortan]] probably contends for that spot.]]~~

			==Overview==
	As the Tyrannic Wars continued, Kryptman became one of the foremost researchers into means of halting the Tyranid advance, but his determination to end the threat consumed him, and he came up with a couple of ideas that even his fellow Inquisitors thought were too crazy to implement.		As the Tyrannic Wars continued, Kryptman became one of the foremost researchers into means of halting the Tyranid advance, but his determination to end the threat consumed him, and he came up with a couple of ideas that even his fellow Inquisitors thought were too crazy to implement.

	==The Tyrannic Wars==		===The Tyrannic Wars===
	First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.		First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.

	==Octarius Sector is a hellhole and it's his fault==		===Octarius Sector is a hellhole and it's his fault===
	When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...		When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...

	In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.		In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.

	==Current Fate==		===Current Fate===

	Right now, Kryptman is working once again with the [[Deathwatch]], trying to figure out what in the Emperor's name [[Hive Fleet Tiamet]] is doing on the planet Ziaphoria, where they are building some sort of massive structure...		Right now, Kryptman is working once again with the [[Deathwatch]], trying to figure out what in the Emperor's name [[Hive Fleet Tiamet]] is doing on the planet Ziaphoria, where they are building some sort of massive structure...

	=Gallery=		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:Kryptman2014_By_Eliphusz.jpg \| Kryptman as he appears in the BEHEMOTH Trilogy by Eliphusz		File:Kryptman2014_By_Eliphusz.jpg \| Kryptman as he appears in the BEHEMOTH Trilogy by Eliphusz
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	File:Kryptman2021_OctariusSector.png \| New art of this Tyranid Fucker, and it took like what? Several years?		File:Kryptman2021_OctariusSector.png \| New art of this Tyranid Fucker, and it took like what? Several years?
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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1d4chan>StarSlavs at 05:04, 1 March 2023

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	{{Topquote\|He was exiled from the '''Inquisition''' for being '''too cruel'''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|Rogal Dorn about this madman]]}}		{{Topquote\|He was exiled from the '''Inquisition''' for being '''too cruel'''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|Rogal Dorn about this madman]]}}

			=Overview=
	'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.		'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.
	[[File:Inquisitor Kryptman.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tyranid]] fucker #1, though [[Ortan Cassius\|Ortan]] probably contends for that spot.]]		[[File:Inquisitor Kryptman.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tyranid]] fucker #1, though [[Ortan Cassius\|Ortan]] probably contends for that spot.]]
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	As the Tyrannic Wars continued, Kryptman became one of the foremost researchers into means of halting the Tyranid advance, but his determination to end the threat consumed him, and he came up with a couple of ideas that even his fellow Inquisitors thought were too crazy to implement.		As the Tyrannic Wars continued, Kryptman became one of the foremost researchers into means of halting the Tyranid advance, but his determination to end the threat consumed him, and he came up with a couple of ideas that even his fellow Inquisitors thought were too crazy to implement.

			==The Tyrannic Wars==
	First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.		First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.

			==Octarius Sector is a hellhole and it's his fault==
	When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...		When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...

	In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.		In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.

			==Current Fate==

	Right now, Kryptman is working once again with the [[Deathwatch]], trying to figure out what in the Emperor's name [[Hive Fleet Tiamet]] is doing on the planet Ziaphoria, where they are building some sort of massive structure...		Right now, Kryptman is working once again with the [[Deathwatch]], trying to figure out what in the Emperor's name [[Hive Fleet Tiamet]] is doing on the planet Ziaphoria, where they are building some sort of massive structure...

			=Gallery=
			<gallery>
			File:Kryptman2014_By_Eliphusz.jpg \| Kryptman as he appears in the BEHEMOTH Trilogy by Eliphusz
			File:Kryptman2020_By_Eliphusz.jpg \| Updated version of his old model also made by Eliphusz
			File:Kryptman2021_OctariusSector.png \| New art of this Tyranid Fucker, and it took like what? Several years?
			</gallery>
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	In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.		In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.

	Right now, Kryptman is working once again with the [[Deathwatch]], trying to figure out what in the Emperor's name is [[Hive Fleet Tiamet]] doing in the planet Ziaphoria, where they are building some sort of massive structure...		Right now, Kryptman is working once again with the [[Deathwatch]], trying to figure out what in the Emperor's name [[Hive Fleet Tiamet]] is doing on the planet Ziaphoria, where they are building some sort of massive structure...

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	First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.		First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.

	When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he ~~used some~~ [[Genestealer]]s captured ~~during~~ the ~~course~~ of the ~~Exterminatus campaign~~ to lure a splinter ~~fleet~~ into an [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...		When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...

	In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.		In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.

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	'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.		'''Fidus Kryptman''' is an [[Inquisitor]] (well, ex-Inquisitor) of the [[Ordo Xenos]] who has dealt extensively with the [[Tyranids]]. He was not the first human to have contact with them, but he was the first to identify and name them when he investigated the loss of contact with the Tyran research station after its destruction by [[Hive Fleet Behemoth]]. He also roused the Imperium to take a stand against the threat. Picture him as a combination of Jurassic Park's Alan Grant (book! Grant, who was quite badass) and, of course, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise (obviously, the film "Aliens"), then sprinkle in a generous amount of [[Grimdark]] as per usual in the 40k Universe.
			[[File:Inquisitor Kryptman.jpg\|thumb\|[[Tyranid]] fucker #1, though [[Ortan Cassius\|Ortan]] probably contends for that spot.]]

	As the Tyrannic Wars continued, Kryptman became one of the foremost researchers into means of halting the Tyranid advance, but his determination to end the threat consumed him, and he came up with a couple of ideas that even his fellow Inquisitors thought were too crazy to implement.		As the Tyrannic Wars continued, Kryptman became one of the foremost researchers into means of halting the Tyranid advance, but his determination to end the threat consumed him, and he came up with a couple of ideas that even his fellow Inquisitors thought were too crazy to implement.

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	First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.		First, he created a cordon by committing [[Exterminatus]] on a "moat" of worlds in the path of [[Hive Fleet Leviathan]]. The idea was that, as Tyranids tried to get through the cordon, they would starve to death. It did slow Leviathan's advance, but the loss of a dozen planets on one Inquisitor's say-so was too much for the rest of the Inquisition as it was the single biggest loss of life in the Imperium since the Horus Heresy. They told him to cut it out and expelled him from the Inquisition, but he was far enough away that he could not actually be arrested. One school of thought is that [[Reasonable Marines\|Reasonable Inquisitors]] might do something similar by defending a world, and wait to commit Exterminatus once the world was deemed lost, denying the nids the biomass or even causing a net loss in biomass, while potentially saving the planet to boot... though one would imagine that this is already the standard operating procedure for declaring an Exterminatus in the first place. The Shadow in the Warp may make it too impractical for an Exterminatus fleet to reach a planet once its been invaded, so preventative measures may be the only defense available.

	When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he ~~used some~~ [[Genestealer]]s captured ~~during~~ the ~~course~~ of the ~~Exterminatus campaign~~ to lure a splinter ~~fleet~~ into an [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...		When he couldn't get everyone to buy in on the cordon plan, Kryptman decided that if the Tyranids could not be destroyed, they could be used. So he came up with another crazy plan during the Exterminatus campaign; capture a brood of [[Genestealer]]s ''alive'' and use them to lure the Hive Fleet elsewhere. Planning the capture took an astonishing amount of preparation, and even when it succeeded the plan still cost the lives of a dozen of the Deathwatch's best Space Marines. The captured Genestealers were put into a Space Hulk that was pushed into the territory of the Ork Empire, Octarius. The Orks took the bait, and the Genestealers propagated enough to lure a splinter of Hive Fleet Leviathan into the [[Ork]] empire. Unfortunately, the Tyranids failed to wipe out the Orks, and the Orks also failed to wipe out the Tyranids, leading to the [[Octarius War]]. It did buy time for the Imperium, but the damn fungi and bugs are both feeding upon the other's [[rage\|aggression]] and flesh, becoming stronger and stronger as they keep [[rip and tear\|chopping each other to bits]]...

	In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.		In the end, as more and more [[Hive Fleet]]s entered the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]], Kryptman's cordon idea started to look better and better to the [[High Lords of Terra\|authorities]], but Leviathan's attack from underneath the galactic plane proved that such a cordon would have to surround the galaxy in all three dimensions, which might be more than the Imperium could bear.