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	''Back to the [[Setting:~~TriSector~~\|Tri-Sector]]''		''Back to the [[Setting:Tri-Sector\|Tri-Sector]]''
	=Naxos Sector=		=Naxos Sector=
	In the Naxos Sector, the foe of greatest import is [[Chaos]], the Primordial Annihilator. The Naxos Sector has at its heart an enormous ring of dense, radioactive gas, the remnants of a colossal supernova over eighty million years ago. This ring of gas is curiously flat, deviating from the equatorial plane by only fifteen degrees, which may have been caused by the unusual alignment of the stars at its center. The ring of gas circles a trio of enormous White-sequential stars, among the largest the Imperium has ever detected that have not already collapsed into black holes. Their gravity pulls at each other, and their rotation around a Lagrange point that contains a cluster of uninhabitable, gravity-torn planets spins the disc of gas around them. The entire region is bathed in Warp energy, of such intensity that natural Warp Rifts have formed here over time, and slowly close absent effort by Warp-dwelling beings. The region is known as the Pox Ring, and serves as a hub and home for the forces of the Archenemy.		In the Naxos Sector, the foe of greatest import is [[Chaos]], the Primordial Annihilator. The Naxos Sector has at its heart an enormous ring of dense, radioactive gas, the remnants of a colossal supernova over eighty million years ago. This ring of gas is curiously flat, deviating from the equatorial plane by only fifteen degrees, which may have been caused by the unusual alignment of the stars at its center. The ring of gas circles a trio of enormous White-sequential stars, among the largest the Imperium has ever detected that have not already collapsed into black holes. Their gravity pulls at each other, and their rotation around a Lagrange point that contains a cluster of uninhabitable, gravity-torn planets spins the disc of gas around them. The entire region is bathed in Warp energy, of such intensity that natural Warp Rifts have formed here over time, and slowly close absent effort by Warp-dwelling beings. The region is known as the Pox Ring, and serves as a hub and home for the forces of the Archenemy.
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	The Celestial Knights Chapter of the [[Adeptus Astartes]] bases itself in the Naxos Sector on the planet Weidbthoros, where it stands vigil against the forces of Chaos that have filtered into the region for thousands of years. It is a member of the Seventh Founding. The Chapter was founded specifically to secure the Naxos Sector against the Threat Beyond, [[Chaos]]. Specifically, they are to shield the Sector from the rapacious violence and subversions of Nurgle the Grandfather of Plague. Their Chapter Master is Lord Giuseppe Caruso, a veteran of four hundred years, and former Captain of the 2nd Company. Their remit to engage in constant battle with the forces of Nurgle has led them to abandon the Reserve Company system and deem their 2nd through 8th Companies as all Battle Companies. Their First Company Veterans are the Stormwing, and mix Terminators in with conventional squads for greater versatility. Their Second Company are the Ironwing, and employ a mixture of Predator tanks and upgunned relic Sicarans to give their fast attack units extra punch. Their only other deviation from the basic Dark Angels template is a slightly smaller number of Librarians and a substantially larger Apothecarion; their Chapter organization is otherwise identical. The Chapter does not have access to the Nephilim Jetfighter, but all other [[Dark Angel]] templates exist in their arsenals.		The Celestial Knights Chapter of the [[Adeptus Astartes]] bases itself in the Naxos Sector on the planet Weidbthoros, where it stands vigil against the forces of Chaos that have filtered into the region for thousands of years. It is a member of the Seventh Founding. The Chapter was founded specifically to secure the Naxos Sector against the Threat Beyond, [[Chaos]]. Specifically, they are to shield the Sector from the rapacious violence and subversions of Nurgle the Grandfather of Plague. Their Chapter Master is Lord Giuseppe Caruso, a veteran of four hundred years, and former Captain of the 2nd Company. Their remit to engage in constant battle with the forces of Nurgle has led them to abandon the Reserve Company system and deem their 2nd through 8th Companies as all Battle Companies. Their First Company Veterans are the Stormwing, and mix Terminators in with conventional squads for greater versatility. Their Second Company are the Ironwing, and employ a mixture of Predator tanks and upgunned relic Sicarans to give their fast attack units extra punch. Their only other deviation from the basic Dark Angels template is a slightly smaller number of Librarians and a substantially larger Apothecarion; their Chapter organization is otherwise identical. The Chapter does not have access to the Nephilim Jetfighter, but all other [[Dark Angel]] templates exist in their arsenals.

	As a fairly old Chapter, they have had time to accumulate various relics, as well as a few obscure vehicles and ordinance types in addition to their Sicarans. They have a trio of [[Land Raider]] Ares, plus a fourth on loan to the nearby [[Setting:~~TriSector~~\|Cloudburst]] Sector [[Deathwatch]]. Their centerpiece of their relic armory is a Solemnus Aggressor Land Raider, outfitted with extra armor, a siege shield, a pintle storm bolter, and a missile launcher. This monster of anti-infantry firepower is called the Wrath of Angels, and has never left the Naxos Sector. They also do not have access to any of the Achilles-series Land Raiders, simply because Fabique can’t manufacture them yet, nor does the Forge Moon that supplies them with mundane arms.		As a fairly old Chapter, they have had time to accumulate various relics, as well as a few obscure vehicles and ordinance types in addition to their Sicarans. They have a trio of [[Land Raider]] Ares, plus a fourth on loan to the nearby [[Setting:Tri-Sector\|Cloudburst]] Sector [[Deathwatch]]. Their centerpiece of their relic armory is a Solemnus Aggressor Land Raider, outfitted with extra armor, a siege shield, a pintle storm bolter, and a missile launcher. This monster of anti-infantry firepower is called the Wrath of Angels, and has never left the Naxos Sector. They also do not have access to any of the Achilles-series Land Raiders, simply because Fabique can’t manufacture them yet, nor does the Forge Moon that supplies them with mundane arms.

	The Celestial Knights are also regular contributors to the Deathwatch of the Cloudburst Sector. Their combination of lengthy anti-Glasian experiences, well-stocked armory, and unhesitating desire to confront and excoriate the [[Setting:~~CloudburstGlasians~~\|Glasians]] makes up for their deficient understanding of the Imperium’s founding personnel in the minds of most of their Brothers. Other members of [[Dark Angels]], [[Blood Angels]], [[Iron Hands]], and [[Salamanders]] Vigils and Successors find this less forgivable, as the historical transgression is against their own Primarchs. The Knights have merged the roles of the two Angel Loyalist Primarchs into one being, referred to as the Angel of Death, and the loyal Primarch craft masters into a single being they call the Smith. Given that the Dark Angels especially have extensive recordings and other materials made of Lord El’Jonson himself, and the Knights are his Successors, other Unforgiven find this particularly perplexing – how can their kin be so wrong? That said, though, even Dark Angel and Blood Angel Marines are unlikely to escalate this historical disagreement to outright battle, both because of strict Inquisitorial policy, and because of the Knights’ unhesitating generosity towards the short-funded Dascomb. They have contributed no less than a staggeringly rare and Forge World quality Land Raider Ares for the unrestricted use of the Fortress against the filthy Glasian migrants, and have commanded it into battle alongside Dascomb’s two living Dreadnoughts, one of whom is a Dark Angel himself. The Knights have even contributed three Watch Captains and a Keeper. One Captain serves now, during the buildup to the Seventh Glasian Migration. Given the importance of the number seven in Knight internal beliefs, and their fiery hatred of Tzeentch, the Chapter has even volunteered the service of their Seventh Battle Company in the defense of the Sector during this, the Seventh Migration.		The Celestial Knights are also regular contributors to the Deathwatch of the Cloudburst Sector. Their combination of lengthy anti-Glasian experiences, well-stocked armory, and unhesitating desire to confront and excoriate the [[Setting:Cloudburst/Glasians\|Glasians]] makes up for their deficient understanding of the Imperium’s founding personnel in the minds of most of their Brothers. Other members of [[Dark Angels]], [[Blood Angels]], [[Iron Hands]], and [[Salamanders]] Vigils and Successors find this less forgivable, as the historical transgression is against their own Primarchs. The Knights have merged the roles of the two Angel Loyalist Primarchs into one being, referred to as the Angel of Death, and the loyal Primarch craft masters into a single being they call the Smith. Given that the Dark Angels especially have extensive recordings and other materials made of Lord El’Jonson himself, and the Knights are his Successors, other Unforgiven find this particularly perplexing – how can their kin be so wrong? That said, though, even Dark Angel and Blood Angel Marines are unlikely to escalate this historical disagreement to outright battle, both because of strict Inquisitorial policy, and because of the Knights’ unhesitating generosity towards the short-funded Dascomb. They have contributed no less than a staggeringly rare and Forge World quality Land Raider Ares for the unrestricted use of the Fortress against the filthy Glasian migrants, and have commanded it into battle alongside Dascomb’s two living Dreadnoughts, one of whom is a Dark Angel himself. The Knights have even contributed three Watch Captains and a Keeper. One Captain serves now, during the buildup to the Seventh Glasian Migration. Given the importance of the number seven in Knight internal beliefs, and their fiery hatred of Tzeentch, the Chapter has even volunteered the service of their Seventh Battle Company in the defense of the Sector during this, the Seventh Migration.

	Human life has little value in the Imperium at large, but perhaps somewhat more in the Naxos Sector than its less war-torn cousins. The simple mathematics of the endless war against the Drukhari and Nurgle add up to some basic measures of population stability and safety being needed. Thus, while the common man is of no greater worth to the Imperium than the weight of his labors and the strength of his arms, there are at least some small standardizations in education and physical fitness standards in the Naxos Sector.		Human life has little value in the Imperium at large, but perhaps somewhat more in the Naxos Sector than its less war-torn cousins. The simple mathematics of the endless war against the Drukhari and Nurgle add up to some basic measures of population stability and safety being needed. Thus, while the common man is of no greater worth to the Imperium than the weight of his labors and the strength of his arms, there are at least some small standardizations in education and physical fitness standards in the Naxos Sector.

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	As a fairly old Chapter, they have had time to accumulate various relics, as well as a few obscure vehicles and ordinance types in addition to their Sicarans. They have a trio of [[Land Raider]] Ares, plus a fourth on loan to the nearby [[Setting:TriSector\|Cloudburst]] Sector [[Deathwatch]]. Their centerpiece of their relic armory is a Solemnus Aggressor Land Raider, outfitted with extra armor, a siege shield, a pintle storm bolter, and a missile launcher. This monster of anti-infantry firepower is called the Wrath of Angels, and has never left the Naxos Sector. They also do not have access to any of the Achilles-series Land Raiders, simply because Fabique can’t manufacture them yet, nor does the Forge Moon that supplies them with mundane arms.		As a fairly old Chapter, they have had time to accumulate various relics, as well as a few obscure vehicles and ordinance types in addition to their Sicarans. They have a trio of [[Land Raider]] Ares, plus a fourth on loan to the nearby [[Setting:TriSector\|Cloudburst]] Sector [[Deathwatch]]. Their centerpiece of their relic armory is a Solemnus Aggressor Land Raider, outfitted with extra armor, a siege shield, a pintle storm bolter, and a missile launcher. This monster of anti-infantry firepower is called the Wrath of Angels, and has never left the Naxos Sector. They also do not have access to any of the Achilles-series Land Raiders, simply because Fabique can’t manufacture them yet, nor does the Forge Moon that supplies them with mundane arms.

	The Celestial Knights are also regular contributors to the Deathwatch of the Cloudburst Sector. Their combination of lengthy anti-Glasian experiences, well-stocked armory, and unhesitating desire to confront and excoriate the [[Setting:CloudburstGlasians\|Glasians]] makes up for their deficient understanding of the Imperium’s founding personnel in the minds of most of their Brothers. Other members of [[Dark Angels]], [[Blood Angels]], [[Iron Hands]], and [[Salamanders]] Vigils and Successors find this less forgivable, as the historical transgression is against their own Primarchs. The Knights have merged the roles of the two Angel Loyalist Primarchs into one being, referred to as the Angel of Death, and the loyal Primarch craft masters into a single being they call the Smith. Given that the Dark Angels especially have extensive recordings and other materials made of Lord El’Jonson himself, and the Knights are his Successors, other Unforgiven find this particularly perplexing – how can their kin be so wrong? That said, though, even Dark Angel and Blood Angel Marines are unlikely to escalate this historical disagreement to outright battle, both because of strict Inquisitorial policy, and because of the Knights’ unhesitating generosity towards the short-funded Dascomb. They have contributed no less than a staggeringly rare and Forge World quality Land Raider Ares for the unrestricted use of the Fortress against the filthy Glasian migrants, and have commanded it into battle alongside Dascomb’s two living Dreadnoughts, one of whom is a Dark Angel himself. The Knights have even contributed three Watch Captains and a Keeper. One Captain serves now, during the buildup to the Seventh Glasian Migration. Given the importance of the number seven in Knight internal beliefs, and their fiery hatred of Tzeentch, the Chapter has even volunteered the service of their Seventh Battle Company in the defense of the Sector during this, the Seventh Migration.		The Celestial Knights are also regular contributors to the Deathwatch of the Cloudburst Sector. Their combination of lengthy anti-Glasian experiences, well-stocked armory, and unhesitating desire to confront and excoriate the [[Setting:CloudburstGlasians\|Glasians]] makes up for their deficient understanding of the Imperium’s founding personnel in the minds of most of their Brothers. Other members of [[Dark Angels]], [[Blood Angels]], [[Iron Hands]], and [[Salamanders]] Vigils and Successors find this less forgivable, as the historical transgression is against their own Primarchs. The Knights have merged the roles of the two Angel Loyalist Primarchs into one being, referred to as the Angel of Death, and the loyal Primarch craft masters into a single being they call the Smith. Given that the Dark Angels especially have extensive recordings and other materials made of Lord El’Jonson himself, and the Knights are his Successors, other Unforgiven find this particularly perplexing – how can their kin be so wrong? That said, though, even Dark Angel and Blood Angel Marines are unlikely to escalate this historical disagreement to outright battle, both because of strict Inquisitorial policy, and because of the Knights’ unhesitating generosity towards the short-funded Dascomb. They have contributed no less than a staggeringly rare and Forge World quality Land Raider Ares for the unrestricted use of the Fortress against the filthy Glasian migrants, and have commanded it into battle alongside Dascomb’s two living Dreadnoughts, one of whom is a Dark Angel himself. The Knights have even contributed three Watch Captains and a Keeper. One Captain serves now, during the buildup to the Seventh Glasian Migration. Given the importance of the number seven in Knight internal beliefs, and their fiery hatred of Tzeentch, the Chapter has even volunteered the service of their Seventh Battle Company in the defense of the Sector during this, the Seventh Migration.

			Human life has little value in the Imperium at large, but perhaps somewhat more in the Naxos Sector than its less war-torn cousins. The simple mathematics of the endless war against the Drukhari and Nurgle add up to some basic measures of population stability and safety being needed. Thus, while the common man is of no greater worth to the Imperium than the weight of his labors and the strength of his arms, there are at least some small standardizations in education and physical fitness standards in the Naxos Sector.

	The [[Adeptus Administratum]] and Estate Imperium stage and operate primarily from the sprawling equatorial fortress of Inkwell on the Sector Capital planet of Asklepian. The planet, named as much in defiance of Nurgle as in reference to its unique contents, is a massive Fortress of the [[Adeptus Terra]], with multiple full Army Groups of the [[Officio Munitorum]] just on its visible surface. Subterranean and orbital staging areas further increase the world’s defensive capacity, while its sub-oceanic network of seabed power plants, hydroponic gardens, and residential areas could allow for a few thousand people to ride out even light Exterminatus events. The planet plays host to the largest medical center in the Galactic North, which contains a surprising number of non-Inquisitorial medical research facilities and even common medical practitioner offices, all of which serve to make Asklepian one of the healthiest places in the North of the Imperium even sitting as it does within sight of a vast holding of the Plaguefather. Some Inquisitors wonder if this is tempting fate, but others point out that that doesn’t mean much. If a Dark God personally and vengefully targets a world, they cynically mutter, there isn’t much a frontier sector like Naxos can do to defend it that they haven’t already done. The Master of the Administratum for the Naxos Sector is Madam Overlady Naxos, and former Commodore of the Imperial Navy, Malala Juneal Lim, a direct descendant of the Naxos Sector founder, Overlord Masef Lim. She rules from the Capitol Castle of the massive Fortress World Asklepian.		The [[Adeptus Administratum]] and Estate Imperium stage and operate primarily from the sprawling equatorial fortress of Inkwell on the Sector Capital planet of Asklepian. The planet, named as much in defiance of Nurgle as in reference to its unique contents, is a massive Fortress of the [[Adeptus Terra]], with multiple full Army Groups of the [[Officio Munitorum]] just on its visible surface. Subterranean and orbital staging areas further increase the world’s defensive capacity, while its sub-oceanic network of seabed power plants, hydroponic gardens, and residential areas could allow for a few thousand people to ride out even light Exterminatus events. The planet plays host to the largest medical center in the Galactic North, which contains a surprising number of non-Inquisitorial medical research facilities and even common medical practitioner offices, all of which serve to make Asklepian one of the healthiest places in the North of the Imperium even sitting as it does within sight of a vast holding of the Plaguefather. Some Inquisitors wonder if this is tempting fate, but others point out that that doesn’t mean much. If a Dark God personally and vengefully targets a world, they cynically mutter, there isn’t much a frontier sector like Naxos can do to defend it that they haven’t already done. The Master of the Administratum for the Naxos Sector is Madam Overlady Naxos, and former Commodore of the Imperial Navy, Malala Juneal Lim, a direct descendant of the Naxos Sector founder, Overlord Masef Lim. She rules from the Capitol Castle of the massive Fortress World Asklepian.

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	Piracy is less of a problem in the region than might be expected, given the routine disruptions of Imperial patrols by Nurglite incursions. However, most pirates are smart enough to understand that if Nurgle takes the heart of Naxos and pushes to trailing to conquer Cloudburst, there won’t be anybody left to steal from, and Nurgle won’t hesitate one second to spread his ‘gifts’ to any pirates he encounters – a fate worse than death for a pirate.		Piracy is less of a problem in the region than might be expected, given the routine disruptions of Imperial patrols by Nurglite incursions. However, most pirates are smart enough to understand that if Nurgle takes the heart of Naxos and pushes to trailing to conquer Cloudburst, there won’t be anybody left to steal from, and Nurgle won’t hesitate one second to spread his ‘gifts’ to any pirates he encounters – a fate worse than death for a pirate.

	Thus, the pirate flotillas that infest the northern Naxos Sector are opportunistic, cautious, and quick to retreat. They have had some success raiding the freighters that haul goods from the Cloudburst Sector’s many Agri-worlds to ~~Naxos’~~ beleaguered defenders, but are little threat to the overall prosperity of the region.		Thus, the pirate flotillas that infest the northern Naxos Sector are opportunistic, cautious, and quick to retreat. They have had some success raiding the freighters that haul goods from the Cloudburst Sector’s many Agri-worlds to Naxos’s beleaguered defenders, but are little threat to the overall prosperity of the region.

	The final problem that the militaries of the Naxos Sector faces is that of the cloaked and deadly fleets of the Saim-Hann Craftworld. Although the [[Craftworld]] is nowhere near the region at present, its loyal ships and Wild Guardians still sometimes appear, trailing sightings of the Aspect Warriors of the Craftworld in attacks against Imperial border forts and supply posts. Precisely why this is the case is not yet known, but it seems that the Saim-Hann are looking for something, perhaps an object or a place, of some great importance to them. These Eldar invariably retreat if they encounter overwhelming force, and look upon their Commorrite cousins with unhidden contempt and disgust, but they always come back, always searching for something they feel no compunction to enunciate to the Imperium Mon-keigh.		The final problem that the militaries of the Naxos Sector faces is that of the cloaked and deadly fleets of the Saim-Hann Craftworld. Although the [[Craftworld]] is nowhere near the region at present, its loyal ships and Wild Guardians still sometimes appear, trailing sightings of the Aspect Warriors of the Craftworld in attacks against Imperial border forts and supply posts. Precisely why this is the case is not yet known, but it seems that the Saim-Hann are looking for something, perhaps an object or a place, of some great importance to them. These Eldar invariably retreat if they encounter overwhelming force, and look upon their Commorrite cousins with unhidden contempt and disgust, but they always come back, always searching for something they feel no compunction to enunciate to the Imperium Mon-keigh.

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