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	In the latest of Shas'o R'myr's games in the [[Tiji Sector]], Spess Mareen: Republican Commando, the players are a Deathwatch Kill Team sent to the Tiji Sector to address a growing trouble called the Cult of the Hellstar. Far from civilized Imperial space, stuck out in the galactic boondocks, and facing horrific enemies and allies that will test their patience and sanity, they must complete their mission, combining the faith of the present with the strength of the past, all in the Emperor's name.		In the latest of Shas'o R'myr's games in the [[Tiji Sector]], Spess Mareen: Republican Commando, the players are a Deathwatch Kill Team sent to the Tiji Sector to address a growing trouble called the Cult of the Hellstar. Far from civilized Imperial space, stuck out in the galactic boondocks, and facing horrific enemies and allies that will test their patience and sanity, they must complete their mission, combining the faith of the present with the strength of the past, all in the Emperor's name.

	In other words, bad shit is going down in Tiji - worse than usual, even - but that's okay, because ~~with~~ four Deathwatch Marines, a literal (void)shipload of 30K era archeotech~~, and~~ faith in the Emperor, the Primarchs, and ~~the brothers that fight by one's side~~, all things are possible.		In other words, bad shit is going down in Tiji - worse than usual, even - but that's okay, because this is four Deathwatch Marines and a literal (void)shipload of 30K era archeotech. With some faith in the Emperor, the Primarchs, and their own brotherhood, all things are possible.

	== Episodes ==		== Episodes ==

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	* [http://www.mediafire.com/file/rr35xtz7f6upf5e/Spess_Mareen_Republican_Commando_Collected_Visions_%28Cour_4%29.rar Season Four finally released!]		* [http://www.mediafire.com/file/rr35xtz7f6upf5e/Spess_Mareen_Republican_Commando_Collected_Visions_%28Cour_4%29.rar Season Four finally released!]

	[[~~Setting~~: Tiji Sector]]		[[Category: Tiji Sector]]
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	== The <s>Kill-Team</s> COMMANDOS ==		== The <s>Kill-Team</s> COMMANDOS ==
	Equipped with Mark VI 'Corvus' Power Armour and a dizzying array of weaponry, these warriors of the Deathwatch stand ready to face all comers. As a group of staunch professionals, they are often at odds with the leadership of the Tiji sector, as well as forced to confront the limits of their hypno-indoctrination as they feel true fear for the first time. Only by seeking out their ancient Legion forebears do they find the strength to fight Tiji's enemies.		Equipped with Mark VI 'Corvus' Power Armour and a dizzying array of weaponry, these warriors of the Deathwatch stand ready to face all comers. As a group of staunch professionals, they are often at odds with the leadership of the Tiji sector, as well as forced to confront the limits of their hypno-indoctrination as they feel true fear for the first time. Only by seeking out their ancient Legion forebears do they find the strength to fight Tiji's enemies.
	* '''"Felleye" Brynjol, [[Space Wolves]] Assault <s>[[~~Apothecary#~~Wolf Priest\|Wolf Priest]]</s> Contemptor Dreadnought''': First into a fight, last out, this boisterous bro has countless impressive kills under his belt, ranging from a Chaos Hellbringer Frigate to the Kill-Team's sobriety. For [[Guardians of the Covenant\|some]] [[Librarian\|reason]], he's taken an intense dislike to psykery and other inconvenient alterations to a battlefield, and any failure in his eyes will be met with intensive training. He can't hit the broad side of a barn with his pistol, but he doesn't need to when a power weapon in his hand can crush the barn, its foundation, and any unfortunate birds nesting nearby. As the designated driver when the team goes tanking, he's had substantially more luck with vehicular guns. Owns a pair of Heresy-era Wolverine-esque Burning Claws that he uses in tandem with his Crozius.		* '''"Felleye" Brynjol, [[Space Wolves]] Assault <s>[[Wolf Priest\|Wolf Priest]]</s> Contemptor Dreadnought''': First into a fight, last out, this boisterous bro has countless impressive kills under his belt, ranging from a Chaos Hellbringer Frigate to the Kill-Team's sobriety. For [[Guardians of the Covenant\|some]] [[Librarian\|reason]], he's taken an intense dislike to psykery and other inconvenient alterations to a battlefield, and any failure in his eyes will be met with intensive training. He can't hit the broad side of a barn with his pistol, but he doesn't need to when a power weapon in his hand can crush the barn, its foundation, and any unfortunate birds nesting nearby. As the designated driver when the team goes tanking, he's had substantially more luck with vehicular guns. Owns a pair of Heresy-era Wolverine-esque Burning Claws that he uses in tandem with his Crozius.
	* '''Cortain, [[Aurora Chapter]] Forge Lord''': Fittingly for a [[Techmarine]] from a Chapter specializing in armored assaults with Predators and Land Raiders, this Marine is a tank: the flesh is weak, and Cortain is rather short on flesh these days. A veteran of the Damocles Crusade, he harbors a particular dislike for the Tau Empire, but is willing to do whatever is necessary to achieve the Commandos' mission and market it off for a quick buck as well. As artifacts of the XIII Legion are discovered, he's been honing his skills at close combat with the Gladius Invictus, a legendary blade that can pass through shields and defensive fields.. He's also the only member of the team to have reluctantly struck a bargain with Korst'la to ensure his continued support of the Commando's operations, which includes the odd wetwork job and the theft of ancient schematics, much to his distaste.		* '''Cortain, [[Aurora Chapter]] Forge Lord''': Fittingly for a [[Techmarine]] from a Chapter specializing in armored assaults with Predators and Land Raiders, this Marine is a tank: the flesh is weak, and Cortain is rather short on flesh these days. A veteran of the Damocles Crusade, he harbors a particular dislike for the Tau Empire, but is willing to do whatever is necessary to achieve the Commandos' mission and market it off for a quick buck as well. As artifacts of the XIII Legion are discovered, he's been honing his skills at close combat with the Gladius Invictus, a legendary blade that can pass through shields and defensive fields.. He's also the only member of the team to have reluctantly struck a bargain with Korst'la to ensure his continued support of the Commando's operations, which includes the odd wetwork job and the theft of ancient schematics, much to his distaste.
	** '''Omega Rho Decima''': Cortain's specially requisitioned [[Thanatar Siege Automata]]. Between the massive Sollex Lascannon, Bolt Cannon, and the Graviton Ram, it is more than capable of filling in for any weaknesses its owner possesses.		** '''Omega Rho Decima''': Cortain's specially requisitioned [[Thanatar Siege Automata]]. Between the massive Sollex Lascannon, Bolt Cannon, and the Graviton Ram, it is more than capable of filling in for any weaknesses its owner possesses.

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	*'''The Hellstar''': A terrifying abomination of posited and confirmed to be from ''another dimension'' of insanity and Insight. It is a massive orb covered in eyes, the size of a planet, and its piercing gaze will fill even the most heavily indoctrinated Astartes with crippling fear. The Hellstar's arrival to a world is heralded by a slow but sudden increase in insanity and the appearance of various monstrosities that grow more powerful as the hour draws near. An entity known as the Herald of the Hellstar will appear near the end, appearing at first to be a human woman, but with enough Insight and insanity revealing itself to be a shadowy, spindly, twin-tailed creature with a single eye through its split skull, trailing tentacles from its head and leaking pale white blood from its exposed ribcage. Once the Hellstar itself finally arrives, its massive size will consume the sky, and even the planet itself if not stopped in time. While the Commandos have been able to drive it away from a few worlds, others have not been so lucky. Starship weaponry has no effect on the creature; only Crusader Invictus has been shown to have any effect whatsoever. The [[~~Media:~~BBEG]].		*'''The Hellstar''': A terrifying abomination of posited and confirmed to be from ''another dimension'' of insanity and Insight. It is a massive orb covered in eyes, the size of a planet, and its piercing gaze will fill even the most heavily indoctrinated Astartes with crippling fear. The Hellstar's arrival to a world is heralded by a slow but sudden increase in insanity and the appearance of various monstrosities that grow more powerful as the hour draws near. An entity known as the Herald of the Hellstar will appear near the end, appearing at first to be a human woman, but with enough Insight and insanity revealing itself to be a shadowy, spindly, twin-tailed creature with a single eye through its split skull, trailing tentacles from its head and leaking pale white blood from its exposed ribcage. Once the Hellstar itself finally arrives, its massive size will consume the sky, and even the planet itself if not stopped in time. While the Commandos have been able to drive it away from a few worlds, others have not been so lucky. Starship weaponry has no effect on the creature; only Crusader Invictus has been shown to have any effect whatsoever. The [[BBEG]].
	*'''The Black Caste''': An extremely aggressive Tau invasion force that marshals under a strangely religious version of The Greater Good. The Black Caste is lead by various "Paragons" of the five Tau castes, with each paragon armed with a unique battlesuit, or in their Ethereal Paragon's case, advanced nanodrones.. All of the paragons are completely fanatical to the Ethereal Paragon, and demand the absolute subjugation of the worlds they invade. In short, these guys are what the Tau would look like if they took more cues from the Imperium.		*'''The Black Caste''': An extremely aggressive Tau invasion force that marshals under a strangely religious version of The Greater Good. The Black Caste is lead by various "Paragons" of the five Tau castes, with each paragon armed with a unique battlesuit, or in their Ethereal Paragon's case, advanced nanodrones.. All of the paragons are completely fanatical to the Ethereal Paragon, and demand the absolute subjugation of the worlds they invade. In short, these guys are what the Tau would look like if they took more cues from the Imperium.
	*'''Craftworld Kionash''': Destroyed long ago, the survivors of this fallen Craftworld oftentimes seek revenge against Imperial citizens. The Commandos regard them as little more than a nuisance; even Korst'la enjoys kicking them around and using them as targets for live-fire weapons demos, while his second Khodexus uses them to make [[wat\|Farseer smoothies,]] a favorite among inquisitors.		*'''Craftworld Kionash''': Destroyed long ago, the survivors of this fallen Craftworld oftentimes seek revenge against Imperial citizens. The Commandos regard them as little more than a nuisance; even Korst'la enjoys kicking them around and using them as targets for live-fire weapons demos, while his second Khodexus uses them to make [[wat\|Farseer smoothies,]] a favorite among inquisitors.

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	*'''The Hellstar''': A terrifying abomination of posited and confirmed to be from ''another dimension'' of insanity and Insight. It is a massive orb covered in eyes, the size of a planet, and its piercing gaze will fill even the most heavily indoctrinated Astartes with crippling fear. The Hellstar's arrival to a world is heralded by a slow but sudden increase in insanity and the appearance of various monstrosities that grow more powerful as the hour draws near. An entity known as the Herald of the Hellstar will appear near the end, appearing at first to be a human woman, but with enough Insight and insanity revealing itself to be a shadowy, spindly, twin-tailed creature with a single eye through its split skull, trailing tentacles from its head and leaking pale white blood from its exposed ribcage. Once the Hellstar itself finally arrives, its massive size will consume the sky, and even the planet itself if not stopped in time. While the Commandos have been able to drive it away from a few worlds, others have not been so lucky. Starship weaponry has no effect on the creature; only Crusader Invictus has been shown to have any effect whatsoever. The BBEG		*'''The Hellstar''': A terrifying abomination of posited and confirmed to be from ''another dimension'' of insanity and Insight. It is a massive orb covered in eyes, the size of a planet, and its piercing gaze will fill even the most heavily indoctrinated Astartes with crippling fear. The Hellstar's arrival to a world is heralded by a slow but sudden increase in insanity and the appearance of various monstrosities that grow more powerful as the hour draws near. An entity known as the Herald of the Hellstar will appear near the end, appearing at first to be a human woman, but with enough Insight and insanity revealing itself to be a shadowy, spindly, twin-tailed creature with a single eye through its split skull, trailing tentacles from its head and leaking pale white blood from its exposed ribcage. Once the Hellstar itself finally arrives, its massive size will consume the sky, and even the planet itself if not stopped in time. While the Commandos have been able to drive it away from a few worlds, others have not been so lucky. Starship weaponry has no effect on the creature; only Crusader Invictus has been shown to have any effect whatsoever. The [[Media:BBEG]].
	*'''The Black Caste''': An extremely aggressive Tau invasion force that marshals under a strangely religious version of The Greater Good. The Black Caste is lead by various "Paragons" of the five Tau castes, with each paragon armed with a unique battlesuit, or in their Ethereal Paragon's case, advanced nanodrones.. All of the paragons are completely fanatical to the Ethereal Paragon, and demand the absolute subjugation of the worlds they invade. In short, these guys are what the Tau would look like if they took more cues from the Imperium.		*'''The Black Caste''': An extremely aggressive Tau invasion force that marshals under a strangely religious version of The Greater Good. The Black Caste is lead by various "Paragons" of the five Tau castes, with each paragon armed with a unique battlesuit, or in their Ethereal Paragon's case, advanced nanodrones.. All of the paragons are completely fanatical to the Ethereal Paragon, and demand the absolute subjugation of the worlds they invade. In short, these guys are what the Tau would look like if they took more cues from the Imperium.
	*'''Craftworld Kionash''': Destroyed long ago, the survivors of this fallen Craftworld oftentimes seek revenge against Imperial citizens. The Commandos regard them as little more than a nuisance; even Korst'la enjoys kicking them around and using them as targets for live-fire weapons demos, while his second Khodexus uses them to make [[wat\|Farseer smoothies,]] a favorite among inquisitors.		*'''Craftworld Kionash''': Destroyed long ago, the survivors of this fallen Craftworld oftentimes seek revenge against Imperial citizens. The Commandos regard them as little more than a nuisance; even Korst'la enjoys kicking them around and using them as targets for live-fire weapons demos, while his second Khodexus uses them to make [[wat\|Farseer smoothies,]] a favorite among inquisitors.

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	*'''The Hellstar''': A terrifying abomination of posited and confirmed to be from ''another dimension'' of insanity and Insight. It is a massive orb covered in eyes, the size of a planet, and its piercing gaze will fill even the most heavily indoctrinated Astartes with crippling fear. The Hellstar's arrival to a world is heralded by a slow but sudden increase in insanity and the appearance of various monstrosities that grow more powerful as the hour draws near. An entity known as the Herald of the Hellstar will appear near the end, appearing at first to be a human woman, but with enough Insight and insanity revealing itself to be a shadowy, spindly, twin-tailed creature with a single eye through its split skull, trailing tentacles from its head and leaking pale white blood from its exposed ribcage. Once the Hellstar itself finally arrives, its massive size will consume the sky, and even the planet itself if not stopped in time. While the Commandos have been able to drive it away from a few worlds, others have not been so lucky. Starship weaponry ~~have~~ no effect on the creature; only Crusader Invictus has been shown to have any effect whatsoever.		*'''The Hellstar''': A terrifying abomination of posited and confirmed to be from ''another dimension'' of insanity and Insight. It is a massive orb covered in eyes, the size of a planet, and its piercing gaze will fill even the most heavily indoctrinated Astartes with crippling fear. The Hellstar's arrival to a world is heralded by a slow but sudden increase in insanity and the appearance of various monstrosities that grow more powerful as the hour draws near. An entity known as the Herald of the Hellstar will appear near the end, appearing at first to be a human woman, but with enough Insight and insanity revealing itself to be a shadowy, spindly, twin-tailed creature with a single eye through its split skull, trailing tentacles from its head and leaking pale white blood from its exposed ribcage. Once the Hellstar itself finally arrives, its massive size will consume the sky, and even the planet itself if not stopped in time. While the Commandos have been able to drive it away from a few worlds, others have not been so lucky. Starship weaponry has no effect on the creature; only Crusader Invictus has been shown to have any effect whatsoever. The BBEG
	*'''The Black Caste''': An extremely aggressive Tau invasion force that marshals under a strangely religious version of The Greater Good. The Black Caste is lead by various "Paragons" of the five Tau castes, with each paragon armed with a unique battlesuit, or in their Ethereal Paragon's case, advanced nanodrones.. All of the paragons are completely fanatical to the Ethereal Paragon, and demand the absolute subjugation of the worlds they invade. In short, these guys are what the Tau would look like if they took more cues from the Imperium.		*'''The Black Caste''': An extremely aggressive Tau invasion force that marshals under a strangely religious version of The Greater Good. The Black Caste is lead by various "Paragons" of the five Tau castes, with each paragon armed with a unique battlesuit, or in their Ethereal Paragon's case, advanced nanodrones.. All of the paragons are completely fanatical to the Ethereal Paragon, and demand the absolute subjugation of the worlds they invade. In short, these guys are what the Tau would look like if they took more cues from the Imperium.
	*'''Craftworld Kionash''': Destroyed long ago, the survivors of this fallen Craftworld oftentimes seek revenge against Imperial citizens. The Commandos regard them as little more than a nuisance; even Korst'la enjoys kicking them around and using them as targets for live-fire weapons demos, while his second Khodexus uses them to make [[wat\|Farseer smoothies,]] a favorite among inquisitors.		*'''Craftworld Kionash''': Destroyed long ago, the survivors of this fallen Craftworld oftentimes seek revenge against Imperial citizens. The Commandos regard them as little more than a nuisance; even Korst'la enjoys kicking them around and using them as targets for live-fire weapons demos, while his second Khodexus uses them to make [[wat\|Farseer smoothies,]] a favorite among inquisitors.