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	~~''This life is but mist, and we walk in the mists only a short while.''~~

	- ~~a common Negators saying.~~

			{{Topquote\|This life is but mist, and we walk in the mists only a short while.\|Common Negators saying.}}

	=Homeworld=		=Homeworld=

	=History=		=History=

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	* '''Bother-Captain Coighann Muir:''' Otherwise known as Warboss Morr. Recruited from the savage world of Elgos V over eight hundred years ago, Coighann Muir was inducted into the Negators Legion at the height of its depravity. A man of unparalleled fury even before his transformation into an Astartes, Coighann was unruly even by the standards of his Legion, and rose in prominence purely by merit of his startling ferocity. Demented by a perpetual lust for conquest, Coighann and his company have not returned to the Dark City in almost six centuries, tearing their way across Segmentum Tempestus on a non-stop crusade for valorous combat. Presently, Coighann and his company preside over Waaagh! Morr, a tide of greenskins that constantly press into the realms of the Unyielding Vigil. Recent reports indicate that he has taken to painting himself green and adorning his armour with the hides of various ork warbosses.		* '''Bother-Captain Coighann Muir:''' Otherwise known as Warboss Morr. Recruited from the savage world of Elgos V over eight hundred years ago, Coighann Muir was inducted into the Negators Legion at the height of its depravity. A man of unparalleled fury even before his transformation into an Astartes, Coighann was unruly even by the standards of his Legion, and rose in prominence purely by merit of his startling ferocity. Demented by a perpetual lust for conquest, Coighann and his company have not returned to the Dark City in almost six centuries, tearing their way across Segmentum Tempestus on a non-stop crusade for valorous combat. Presently, Coighann and his company preside over Waaagh! Morr, a tide of greenskins that constantly press into the realms of the Unyielding Vigil. Recent reports indicate that he has taken to painting himself green and adorning his armour with the hides of various ork warbosses.
	* '''Brother-Captain (later, Chapter Master) Asoborn Levan:''' Serving through the tumult of the Great Heresy, Asoborn Levan achieved infamy for his act of betrayal during the Battle of Malphas, interceding on the enemy's behalf in his Primarch's duel with the Undying Scions' Sarco Funerus. Though his body was ruined by his Primarch's wrath, Asoborn would continue to have an impact on the galaxy long after the crippling of his mortal form and, indeed, long after the Heresy. Interred by the sons of Funerus, Asoborn fought against his own brothers throughout the duration of the Heresy, campaigning alongside the Undying Scions. In the wake of the Heresy, Asoborn was instrumental in forming one of the early orders of the Broken Blades - a blackshield Chapter seeded primarily from Knights Exemplar and loyalist Negators gene stock known as the Knights of MacLior.		* '''Brother-Captain (later, Chapter Master) Asoborn Levan:''' Serving through the tumult of the Great Heresy, Asoborn Levan achieved infamy for his act of betrayal during the Battle of Malphas, interceding on the enemy's behalf in his Primarch's duel with the Undying Scions' Sarco Funerus. Though his body was ruined by his Primarch's wrath, Asoborn would continue to have an impact on the galaxy long after the crippling of his mortal form and, indeed, long after the Heresy. Interred by the sons of Funerus, Asoborn fought against his own brothers throughout the duration of the Heresy, campaigning alongside the Undying Scions. In the wake of the Heresy, Asoborn was instrumental in forming one of the early orders of the Broken Blades - a blackshield Chapter seeded primarily from Knights Exemplar and loyalist Negators gene stock known as the Knights of MacLior.
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1d4chan>Pilgrim of Terra: /* Negators of Infamy */

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Negators of Infamy

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	* '''Bother-Captain Coighann Muir:''' Otherwise known as Warboss Morr. Recruited from the savage world of Elgos V over eight hundred years ago, Coighann Muir was inducted into the Negators Legion at the height of its depravity. A man of unparalleled fury even before his transformation into an Astartes, Coighann was unruly even by the standards of his Legion, and rose in prominence purely by merit of his startling ferocity. Demented by a perpetual lust for conquest, Coighann and his company have not returned to the Dark City in almost six centuries, tearing their way across Segmentum Tempestus on a non-stop crusade for valorous combat. Presently, Coighann and his company preside over Waaagh! Morr, a tide of greenskins that constantly press into the realms of the Unyielding Vigil. Recent reports indicate that he has taken to painting himself green and adorning his armour with the hides of various ork warbosses.		* '''Bother-Captain Coighann Muir:''' Otherwise known as Warboss Morr. Recruited from the savage world of Elgos V over eight hundred years ago, Coighann Muir was inducted into the Negators Legion at the height of its depravity. A man of unparalleled fury even before his transformation into an Astartes, Coighann was unruly even by the standards of his Legion, and rose in prominence purely by merit of his startling ferocity. Demented by a perpetual lust for conquest, Coighann and his company have not returned to the Dark City in almost six centuries, tearing their way across Segmentum Tempestus on a non-stop crusade for valorous combat. Presently, Coighann and his company preside over Waaagh! Morr, a tide of greenskins that constantly press into the realms of the Unyielding Vigil. Recent reports indicate that he has taken to painting himself green and adorning his armour with the hides of various ork warbosses.
	* '''Brother-Captain (later, Chapter Master) Asoborn Levan:''' Serving through the tumult of the Great Heresy, Asoborn Levan achieved infamy for his act of betrayal during the Battle of Malphas, interceding on the enemy's behalf in his Primarch's duel with the Undying Scions' Sarco Funerus. Though his body was ruined by his Primarch's wrath, Asoborn would continue to have an impact on the galaxy long after the crippling of his mortal form and, indeed, long after the Heresy. Interred by the sons of Funerus, Asoborn fought against his own brothers throughout the duration of the Heresy, campaigning alongside the Undying Scions. In the wake of the Heresy, Asoborn was instrumental in forming one of the early orders of the Broken Blades - a blackshield Chapter seeded primarily from Knights Exemplar and loyalist Negators gene stock known as the Knights of MacLior.		* '''Brother-Captain (later, Chapter Master) Asoborn Levan:''' Serving through the tumult of the Great Heresy, Asoborn Levan achieved infamy for his act of betrayal during the Battle of Malphas, interceding on the enemy's behalf in his Primarch's duel with the Undying Scions' Sarco Funerus. Though his body was ruined by his Primarch's wrath, Asoborn would continue to have an impact on the galaxy long after the crippling of his mortal form and, indeed, long after the Heresy. Interred by the sons of Funerus, Asoborn fought against his own brothers throughout the duration of the Heresy, campaigning alongside the Undying Scions. In the wake of the Heresy, Asoborn was instrumental in forming one of the early orders of the Broken Blades - a blackshield Chapter seeded primarily from Knights Exemplar and loyalist Negators gene stock known as the Knights of MacLior.
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67.231.65.195: /* History */

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History

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	==History==		==History==
	===Discovery===		===Discovery===
	Aodhán Kael, Primarch of the Negators, was raised on the fiery world of Nusku. An arid, windswept planet, Nusku's surface was primarily made up of sweeping plains, along which scores of ragged canyons ran in twisting lines. The radioactive storms that plagued the surface had transformed a portion of the population into an abhuman species of disfigured giants who had enslaved the remaining humans, driving them into the shadowed ravines that scarred the landscape, forcing them to dig tirelessly for precious stones and scraps of old technology. It was among these downtrodden clans that Aodhán grew to adulthood. His stunning beauty and natural charm quickly raised him into a position of leadership, and, as though driven by a hatred bred into his very bones, he led a fierce rebellion against Nusku's ruling caste. By the time Aodhán was discovered by Imperial forces, Nusku's plains were littered with the bones of dead giants. The Emperor found his son seated upon a throne of bulbous, oversized skulls, adorned in the finery of a warrior-king and basking in the adoration of his people.		Aodhán Kael, Primarch of the Negators, was raised on the fiery world of Nusku. An arid, windswept planet, Nusku's surface was primarily made up of sweeping plains, along which scores of ragged canyons ran in twisting lines. The radioactive storms that plagued the surface had transformed a portion of the population into an abhuman species of disfigured giants who had enslaved the remaining humans, driving them into the shadowed ravines that scarred the landscape, [https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Imperium_of_Man forcing them to dig tirelessly for precious stones and scraps of old technology]. It was among these downtrodden clans that Aodhán grew to adulthood. His stunning beauty and natural charm quickly raised him into a position of leadership, and, as though driven by a hatred bred into his very bones, he led a fierce rebellion against Nusku's ruling caste. By the time Aodhán was discovered by Imperial forces, Nusku's plains were littered with the bones of dead giants. The Emperor found his son seated upon a throne of bulbous, oversized skulls, adorned in the finery of a warrior-king and basking in the adoration of his people.

	===The Early Crusade===		===The Early Crusade===

1d4chan>VANTH: /* The Trail of Sorrows */

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The Trail of Sorrows

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	===The Trail of Sorrows===		===The Trail of Sorrows===
	The Trail of Sorrows is the most commonly accepted name for the period of bitter fighting following the initial schism upon Malphas. How many battles occurred and where precisely they took place within this period is difficult to determine, as the Undying Scions were making a fighting retreat across the void, determined to beat their foes to Terra. What is known is that the journey was no simple matter - the great Warp storms stirred by Anshul and his legion made attempts to enter Segmentum Solar by all expedient routes all but impossible, and the Scions were harried all the way by the XIX Legion. Few ports of call available to the Scions were in a state to be exploited fully, as the Warmaster had spread a wave of disunity and petty rebellion through the outer sectors of the Imperium, and Aodhán had called in many contracts and debts forged during his campaigning in the farthest reaches of known space, assailing the Scions' scouting efforts through xenos mercenaries. The Trail of Sorrows was incredibly costly to the Undying Scions, and it is seen as a testament to their unmatched resolve that they never once were deterred from the path to Terra, no matter the losses they took. It is officially considered to come to an end on Magathea.		The Trail of Sorrows is the most commonly accepted name for the period of bitter fighting following the initial schism upon Malphas. How many battles occurred and where precisely they took place within this period is difficult to determine, as the Undying Scions were making a fighting retreat across the void, determined to beat their foes to Terra. What is known is that the journey was no simple matter - the great Warp storms stirred by Anshul and his legion made attempts to enter Segmentum Solar by all expedient routes all but impossible, and the Scions were harried all the way by the XIX Legion. Few ports of call available to the Scions were in a state to be exploited fully, as the Warmaster had spread a wave of disunity and petty rebellion through the outer sectors of the Imperium, and Aodhán had called in many contracts and debts forged during his campaigning in the farthest reaches of known space, assailing the Scions' scouting efforts through xenos mercenaries and other vengeful forces, eager to draw the blood of those that had scattered their own civilizations to the wind during the Great Crusade. The Trail of Sorrows was incredibly costly to the Undying Scions, and it is seen as a testament to their unmatched resolve that they never once were deterred from the path to Terra, no matter the losses they took. It is officially considered to come to an end on Magathea.

	===Rebirth at Magathea===		===Rebirth at Magathea===

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The Heresy

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	===The Battle of Malphas===		===The Battle of Malphas===
	The first open act of Heresy committed by Negators forces was far from the Betrayal at Cadia, on a distant world on the outer reaches of Segmentum Obscurus, where Aodhán, along with his brother Sarco Funerus and the lion's share of their Legion strength had been tasked with returning Imperial rule to a cluster of defiant systems. The campaign was thought to be a bloody but mercilessly quick one by initial estimates, the presence of unrecorded psyker cults and allied xenos at work against the Legions only serving to briefly extend the duration of the war. The true purpose of their mission to Malphas, however, was to place the Scions far from the light of Terra, where Aodhán could attempt to either convince his brother to the Warmaster's side or cut him down. The two Primarchs fought amidst the ruins of Malphas' halls of governance, Sarco's Contemptor chassis sustaining heavy damage before their duel was interrupted by the arrival of then-Captain Idrias Stern and Asoborn Levan, a Negators Legionnaire with little taste for betrayal. Though both Idrias and Asoborn sustained such injuries that they were interred in the aftermath of the battle, their intervention allowed the Undying Scions to extract their Primarch, who ordered a fighting retreat off Malphas, intent on making for Terra with all due haste. The Negators would continue to hound them for much of their journey.		The first open act of Heresy committed by Negators forces was far from the Betrayal at Cadia, on a distant world on the outer reaches of Segmentum Obscurus, where Aodhán, along with his brother Sarco Funerus and the lion's share of their Legion strength had been tasked with returning Imperial rule to a cluster of defiant systems. The campaign was thought to be a bloody but mercilessly quick one by initial estimates, the presence of unrecorded psyker cults and allied xenos at work against the Legions only serving to briefly extend the duration of the war. The true purpose of their mission to Malphas, however, was to place the Scions far from the light of Terra, where Aodhán could attempt to either convince his brother to the Warmaster's side or cut him down. The two Primarchs fought amidst the ruins of Malphas' halls of governance, Sarco's Contemptor chassis sustaining heavy damage before their duel was interrupted by the arrival of then-Captain Idrias Stern and Asoborn Levan, a Negators Legionnaire with little taste for betrayal. Though both Idrias and Asoborn sustained such injuries that they were interred in the aftermath of the battle, their intervention allowed the Undying Scions to extract their Primarch, who ordered a fighting retreat off Malphas, intent on making for Terra with all due haste. The Negators would continue to hound them for much of their journey.

			===The Trail of Sorrows===
			The Trail of Sorrows is the most commonly accepted name for the period of bitter fighting following the initial schism upon Malphas. How many battles occurred and where precisely they took place within this period is difficult to determine, as the Undying Scions were making a fighting retreat across the void, determined to beat their foes to Terra. What is known is that the journey was no simple matter - the great Warp storms stirred by Anshul and his legion made attempts to enter Segmentum Solar by all expedient routes all but impossible, and the Scions were harried all the way by the XIX Legion. Few ports of call available to the Scions were in a state to be exploited fully, as the Warmaster had spread a wave of disunity and petty rebellion through the outer sectors of the Imperium, and Aodhán had called in many contracts and debts forged during his campaigning in the farthest reaches of known space, assailing the Scions' scouting efforts through xenos mercenaries. The Trail of Sorrows was incredibly costly to the Undying Scions, and it is seen as a testament to their unmatched resolve that they never once were deterred from the path to Terra, no matter the losses they took. It is officially considered to come to an end on Magathea.

			===Rebirth at Magathea===

	===The Censure of Luna===		===The Censure of Luna===

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	==Great Crusade==		==Great Crusade==
			===The Barbarus Campaign===
			===The Calixis Campaign===
			===The Siege of Molech===

	==The Heresy==		==The Heresy==

1d4chan>VANTH: /* The Knights of MacLior */

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The Knights of MacLior

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	==Loyalist Successors==		==Loyalist Successors==
	===The Knights of MacLior===		===The Knights of MacLior===
	The Knights of MacLior were established in the wake of the Great Heresy, while the loyalist forces were reeling from their crushing defeat at Terra and the first blackshield orders of the Broken Blades were being established out of scattered Knights Exemplar and various loyalists from traitor Legions. The Knights of MacLior are one such order. Founded by Asoborn Levan, the Negators captain that defied his Primarch at Malphas (and paid for his insolence with crippling injuries that saw him interred in a Contemptor chassis), the Knights of MacLior are composed almost exclusively of Marines from the Knights Exemplar and small elements of the Negators Legion that remained loyal. Embodying the martial disciplines of both its parent Legions, the Knights of MacLior are sworn to the sword, and the chainsword is more common among its Astartes than the bolter. Valuing honour, loyalty, and valour above all else, the Knights of MacLior served with little regard for their own lives throughout the First and Second Crusades, and few of their original number survived those campaigns, Asoborn himself falling at the close of the Second Crusade. Though they have never been an immensely well equipped Chapter, and spend the entirety of their existence at very mouth of Tempestus, where the forces of the Warmaster must be constantly battled, the Knights' illustrious history and relatively low numbers have meant that they boast a gratuitous number of Marines armed with power swords, many of them stolen, looted, or won from traitor forces over the thousands of years since the Heresy. Peerless swordsmen and slayers of monsters, the Knights of MacLior are forever at arms, their stark white armour and coiling blue markings - remnants of their Negators heritage - reported at the fore of battles across Segmentum Tempestus. Their current Chapter Master, Ruthven Grayle, has achieved immense fame for his reclaiming of the relic Blade of Annwyn MacLior, the very first Negator to choose ~~loyalt~~ to Imperium and Emperor over duty to his Primarch.		The Knights of MacLior were established in the wake of the Great Heresy, while the loyalist forces were reeling from their crushing defeat at Terra and the first blackshield orders of the Broken Blades were being established out of scattered Knights Exemplar and various loyalists from traitor Legions. The Knights of MacLior are one such order. Founded by Asoborn Levan, the Negators captain that defied his Primarch at Malphas (and paid for his insolence with crippling injuries that saw him interred in a Contemptor chassis), the Knights of MacLior are composed almost exclusively of Marines from the Knights Exemplar and small elements of the Negators Legion that remained loyal. Embodying the martial disciplines of both its parent Legions, the Knights of MacLior are sworn to the sword, and the chainsword is more common among its Astartes than the bolter.

			Valuing honour, loyalty, and valour above all else, the Knights of MacLior served with little regard for their own lives throughout the First and Second Crusades, and few of their original number survived those campaigns, Asoborn himself falling at the close of the Second Crusade. Though they have never been an immensely well equipped Chapter, and spend the entirety of their existence at very mouth of Tempestus, where the forces of the Warmaster must be constantly battled, the Knights' illustrious history and relatively low numbers have meant that they boast a gratuitous number of Marines armed with power swords, many of them stolen, looted, or won from traitor forces over the thousands of years since the Heresy. Peerless swordsmen and slayers of monsters, the Knights of MacLior are forever at arms, their stark white armour and coiling blue markings - remnants of their Negators heritage - reported at the fore of battles across Segmentum Tempestus. Their current Chapter Master, Ruthven Grayle, has achieved immense fame for his reclaiming of the relic Blade of Annwyn MacLior, the very first Negator to choose loyalty to Imperium and Emperor over duty to his Primarch.

	===The Blood Dragons===		===The Blood Dragons===