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	[[File:Spores of madness.jpg\|thumb\|270px\|right\|Fucking demon space pirates. It's like everything, but better.]]		[[File:Spores of madness.jpg\|thumb\|270px\|right\|Fucking demon space pirates. It's like everything, but better.]]

	Another example of [[/tg/\|fa/tg/uys]] messing with creation tables, the '''Spores of Madness''' are a Chaos Warband that enjoys space sea shanties, ~~plauge~~ grog, and spreading the gifts of [[Nurgle\|Papa Nurgle]].		Another example of [[/tg/\|fa/tg/uys]] messing with creation tables, the '''Spores of Madness''' are a Chaos Warband that enjoys space sea shanties, plague grog, and spreading the gifts of [[Nurgle\|Papa Nurgle]].

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	== A note on Drop pods ==		== A note on Drop pods ==
	Aside from the ship to ship boarding actions the Spores Have become acustomed to, they have another style of war when dealing with worlds, space stations, or particularly large ships like Craftworlds and space hulks. It involves [[Drop ~~pods~~]], which in and of itself seems like pretty standard Space Marine procedure aye? WELL, the Spores aren't all for them regular or 'sane' tactics, so they decided to... ''improve'' on their drop pods design.		Aside from the ship to ship boarding actions the Spores Have become acustomed to, they have another style of war when dealing with worlds, space stations, or particularly large ships like Craftworlds and space hulks. It involves [[Drop Pod]]s, which in and of itself seems like pretty standard Space Marine procedure aye? WELL, the Spores aren't all for them regular or 'sane' tactics, so they decided to... ''improve'' on their drop pods design.

	How you ask? Well that's simple really, what would any intelligent, sane and rational person do? No I'm seriously asking because whatever the answer to that question is, the Spores did the EXACT opposite. They decided to do something no-one else had tried yet, and rounded up some [[Daemons]] and shoved them into their drop pods. No, not they drop Daemons in drop pods the Daemons ARE the drop pods. The warpsmiths and Hereteks of the warband turned their many drop pods into Daemon engines, how does this improve them you may ask? Well, for one, they can move after landing now, as part of the process of shoving Nurgle Daemons into drop pods seemed to the big metal pods grow some big, plauge ridden, thick spidery legs for locomotion. It also gave them an appetite... they eat people. The Daemons LITERALLY pick up Guardsmen, cultists, marines who aren't Spores and generally anything they feel hungry for at the time. They absorb these poor bastards mind, body and soul.		How you ask? Well that's simple really, what would any intelligent, sane and rational person do? No I'm seriously asking because whatever the answer to that question is, the Spores did the EXACT opposite. They decided to do something no-one else had tried yet, and rounded up some [[Daemons]] and shoved them into their drop pods. No, not they drop Daemons in drop pods the Daemons ARE the drop pods. The warpsmiths and Hereteks of the warband turned their many drop pods into Daemon engines, how does this improve them you may ask? Well, for one, they can move after landing now, as part of the process of shoving Nurgle Daemons into drop pods seemed to the big metal pods grow some big, plauge ridden, thick spidery legs for locomotion. It also gave them an appetite... they eat people. The Daemons LITERALLY pick up Guardsmen, cultists, marines who aren't Spores and generally anything they feel hungry for at the time. They absorb these poor bastards mind, body and soul.

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A note on Drop pods

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	Aside from the ship to ship boarding actions the Spores Have become acustomed to, they have another style of war when dealing with worlds, space stations, or particularly large ships like Craftworlds and space hulks. It involves [[Drop pods]], which in and of itself seems like pretty standard Space Marine procedure aye? WELL, the Spores aren't all for them regular or 'sane' tactics, so they decided to... ''improve'' on their drop pods design.		Aside from the ship to ship boarding actions the Spores Have become acustomed to, they have another style of war when dealing with worlds, space stations, or particularly large ships like Craftworlds and space hulks. It involves [[Drop pods]], which in and of itself seems like pretty standard Space Marine procedure aye? WELL, the Spores aren't all for them regular or 'sane' tactics, so they decided to... ''improve'' on their drop pods design.

	How you ask? Well ~~thats~~ simple really, what would any intelligent, sane and rational person do? No I'm seriously asking because whatever the answer to that question is, the Spores did the EXACT opposite. They decided to do something no-one else had tried yet, and rounded up some [[Daemons]] and shoved them into their drop pods. No, not they drop Daemons in drop pods the Daemons ARE the drop pods. The warpsmiths and Hereteks of the warband turned their many drop pods into Daemon engines, how does this improve them you may ask? Well, for one, they can move after landing now, as part of the process of shoving Nurgle Daemons into drop pods seemed to the big metal pods grow some big, plauge ridden, thick spidery legs for locomotion. It also gave them an appetite... they eat people. The Daemons LITERALLY pick up Guardsmen, cultists, marines who aren't Spores and generally anything they feel hungry for at the time. They absorb these poor bastards mind, body and soul.		How you ask? Well that's simple really, what would any intelligent, sane and rational person do? No I'm seriously asking because whatever the answer to that question is, the Spores did the EXACT opposite. They decided to do something no-one else had tried yet, and rounded up some [[Daemons]] and shoved them into their drop pods. No, not they drop Daemons in drop pods the Daemons ARE the drop pods. The warpsmiths and Hereteks of the warband turned their many drop pods into Daemon engines, how does this improve them you may ask? Well, for one, they can move after landing now, as part of the process of shoving Nurgle Daemons into drop pods seemed to the big metal pods grow some big, plauge ridden, thick spidery legs for locomotion. It also gave them an appetite... they eat people. The Daemons LITERALLY pick up Guardsmen, cultists, marines who aren't Spores and generally anything they feel hungry for at the time. They absorb these poor bastards mind, body and soul.

	This also means that Marines who drop in them don't hang out ~~their to~~ long, and those that have are still sitting in there. More than a few fanatical marines upon learning anyone who remained in the pods to long would forever become a part of them, basically sat in ~~their~~ until they were absorbed. Now, their rotting, petrified, still smiling and armored corpses are permanently enthroned in whatever seat they took, and serve a similar purpose to the pilot crew of a Helldrake, assisting with firing the Drop pods few weapons, keeping the Daemon on task and most importantly making sure they don't eat any of the Spores who don't stay in them too long.		This also means that Marines who drop in them don't hang out there too long, and those that have are still sitting in there. More than a few fanatical marines upon learning anyone who remained in the pods too long would forever become a part of them, basically sat in there until they were absorbed. Now, their rotting, petrified, still smiling and armored corpses are permanently enthroned in whatever seat they took, and serve a similar purpose to the pilot crew of a Helldrake, assisting with firing the Drop pods few weapons, keeping the Daemon on task and most importantly making sure they don't eat any of the Spores who don't stay in them too long.

	Being filled with Nurgle Daemons, these pods are also basically hotboxes for whatever awful diseases Grand Papa [[Nurgle]] can cook up. Sometimes the Spores don't even deploy in them, just firing the pods at a planet or ship and letting the diseases and walking murder machines do their jobs for them, often with a rather scary amount of effeciency. It is these unique engines of death and destruction(along with the Spores intense hatred of the Inquisiton and surviving a purge) that put them in the good graces of [[Failbaddon]] the Harmless. Well that, and the fact Captain Boil Beard thinks Abby is one of the best Nurgle worshippers around as he has done NOTHING in 10,000 years but maintain the staus quo.		Being filled with Nurgle Daemons, these pods are also basically hotboxes for whatever awful diseases Grand Papa [[Nurgle]] can cook up. Sometimes the Spores don't even deploy in them, just firing the pods at a planet or ship and letting the diseases and walking murder machines do their jobs for them, often with a rather scary amount of effeciency. It is these unique engines of death and destruction(along with the Spores intense hatred of the Inquisiton and surviving a purge) that put them in the good graces of [[Failbaddon]] the Harmless. Well that, and the fact Captain Boil Beard thinks Abby is one of the best Nurgle worshippers around as he has done NOTHING in 10,000 years but maintain the staus quo.

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	=== Klobb'ead da Freeboota ===		=== Klobb'ead da Freeboota ===
			Klobb'ead is an Ork freeboota that the Spores of Madness came in contact with when they where chasing down a convoy of imperial supply ships. Klobb'ead's battle krooza had by chance stumbled upon the convoy and the spores of madness by pure chance just as the Spores had began to board and pillage the ships. Naturally, for being Orks they opend fire with every shoota, lobba and launcha they had. And almost every shot missed, mainly because the boys manning the guns didn't really aim, they just liked the sound the guns made in space (Ork logic, don't question it).
			Klobb'ead, being a very kunnin Ork looked at the imperial ships, and "da smelly 'umies" ships and had an idea. He smacked the closest Mekboy to open a channul so they could speak with "da biggest and da strongest".

			And while the Spores of madness could easily destory the krooza they still needed time to haul and unram/dock thier ships. When Boil Beard answers the call via a pict network link the two captains saw each other face to face.
			Klobb'ead was amused to see another "almost orky" captain. He was probably referring to Boil's green, vile and infested beard and face. After a brief conversation Klobb'ead and Boilbeard came to an agreement so that both sides wouldn't lose anything. The Orks could take the ships so they can "Make em Orkier and make Klobb'ead stronger" and the Spores would get the cargo they where after.

			It happens from time to time that the two fleets come across with eachother, sometimes they ask the ork to "soften" up a planet's defenses in exchange for all they loot they can carry from the planet.
			Boil Beard and Klobb'ead has a very, peculiar friendship

	== Enemies of the Spores of Madness==		== Enemies of the Spores of Madness==

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	He is insanely distrusting. Rather than a standard retinue, he's always flanked by a attache of mindscrubbed Inquisition stormtroopers bearing his custom uniform and insignia.		He is insanely distrusting. Rather than a standard retinue, he's always flanked by a attache of mindscrubbed Inquisition stormtroopers bearing his custom uniform and insignia.

			===Commodore Tabeatha Haddaway Ngatha===
			Commodore Tabeatha Haddaway Ngatha has proven to be an infected, and not the good kind, thorn in the side of the Spores of Madness ever since Arkus Name-Taker enslaved the noble children of Delcitus Maxim, including her younger sister. For this act the Commodore has chased the Spores across the Ghoul stars and has proven to be quite effective in hunting down other pirates almost as a byproduct. Compounding her dogged persistence the Commodore has proven to be a one of the greatest tactical naval commanders in the history of the Imperium simply because she unlike that vast majority of commanders except maybe the Tau Air cast, can think in three dimension. Even those captains who spend there whole life on a ship the artifact gravity and layout of the halls accommodates a 2 dimensional view of the world, while for what ever reason she does not and is able to attack the Spores from six directions at once giving even the former marines a run for there money, if she can keep them from boarding.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

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	===''The Rabhas''===		===''The Rabhas''===
	If one was to examine the Spores of Maddness when the fleet is at rest the the Rabhas would be slightly to one side, not far enough away to be separate, but enough for it to be clearly apart from the others. This is because while the vast majority of the Spores praise Nurgle alone the crew of the Rabhas worship Khorne just as much as Nurgle. Though this technically makes them undivided it's clear where the vast majority of there praise goes and as such there deviance is tolerated by Boil Beard since Khorne and Nurgle don't hate each other to the degree Nurgle does Tzeentch. Due to there joint Loyalties the crew of the Rabhas are infected a disease Nurgle ~~crated during a rare~~ 'joint project' with ~~Horne created~~ during a time when the gods where working in joint purpose, a sickness that among the infected cause great rage, fury, pain resistant and, oddly a fear of water which the crew of the Rabhas get around by drinking enough grog to drown a Hive World. Another reason Boil Beard allows the split loyalties of the Rabhas is that enemy's who expect the slow and methodical advance of Nurgle forces can frequently be thrown off guard by a charge of berzerkers ~~fireing~~ plasma pistols and swinging power cutlass's.		If one was to examine the Spores of Maddness when the fleet is at rest the the Rabhas would be slightly to one side, not far enough away to be separate, but enough for it to be clearly apart from the others. This is because while the vast majority of the Spores praise Nurgle alone the crew of the Rabhas worship Khorne just as much as Nurgle. Though this technically makes them undivided it's clear where the vast majority of there praise goes and as such there deviance is tolerated by Boil Beard since Khorne and Nurgle don't hate each other to the degree Nurgle does Tzeentch. Due to there joint Loyalties the crew of the Rabhas are infected a disease Nurgle created as 'joint project' with Khorne during a rare time when the gods where working in joint purpose, a sickness that among the infected cause great rage, fury, pain resistant and, oddly a fear of water which the crew of the Rabhas get around by drinking enough grog to drown a Hive World. Another reason Boil Beard allows the split loyalties of the Rabhas is that enemy's who expect the slow and methodical advance of Nurgle forces can frequently be thrown off guard by a charge of berzerkers firing plasma pistols and swinging power cutlass's.

	===''Pox Imperium''===		===''Pox Imperium''===

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	It is unknown how or when this first company came under the influence of good old [[Nurgle]] or how they came to their current hunting grounds in the Ghoul stars, all that is known is that these fanatics care about looting and thieving nearly as much as Papa Nurgle.		It is unknown how or when this first company came under the influence of good old [[Nurgle]] or how they came to their current hunting grounds in the Ghoul stars, all that is known is that these fanatics care about looting and thieving nearly as much as Papa Nurgle.

	~~Their notable deeds include:~~		== Notable Incidents ==

	Siege of Hadrofax: Raiding action against the Hadrofax Drift Station is cut off from the Warp by an approaching Tyranid force. After three weeks of repelling Tyranid vanguard forces, techmarines and Sorcerers manage to send the entire station and surrounding space directly into the Warp.		'''Siege of Hadrofax''': Raiding action against the Hadrofax Drift Station is cut off from the Warp by an approaching Tyranid force. After three weeks of repelling Tyranid vanguard forces, techmarines and Sorcerers manage to send the entire station and surrounding space directly into the Warp.

	The Corruption of Valeten IX: Spores of Madness operatives corrupt the few human overseers of the largely automated agri-world Valeten IX. Widespread simultaneous introduction of infectious agents sees an entire years worth of output as vector for mundane and warp-tainted illness before detection. Widespread ramifications include induced famines across nine systems, the halt of the Rovonus sector expansion, and the collapse of the Atrion Purging resulting the demotion to chaos spawn of chapter master Zyrus of the renegade Steel Devourers SM chapter.		'''The Corruption of Valeten IX:''' Spores of Madness operatives corrupt the few human overseers of the largely automated agri-world Valeten IX. Widespread simultaneous introduction of infectious agents sees an entire years worth of output as vector for mundane and warp-tainted illness before detection. Widespread ramifications include induced famines across nine systems, the halt of the Rovonus sector expansion, and the collapse of the Atrion Purging resulting the demotion to chaos spawn of chapter master Zyrus of the renegade Steel Devourers SM chapter.

	The Cywren Incident: Faulty intelligence sees six Spores of Madness ships raid the minor Craftworld Cyrwren only to be caught unaware by the Path of the Warrior dominated craftworld. A complete rout, the superior firepower and craftworld-specific Flaming Winds Aspect Warriors sees the loss of over a dozen Marines, thousands of cultists, and the destruction of the vessels Hellspite, Bloody Throne, and Vitae Tenebrous.		'''The Cywren Incident:''' Faulty intelligence sees six Spores of Madness ships raid the minor Craftworld Cyrwren only to be caught unaware by the Path of the Warrior dominated craftworld. A complete rout, the superior firepower and craftworld-specific Flaming Winds Aspect Warriors sees the loss of over a dozen Marines, thousands of cultists, and the destruction of the vessels Hellspite, Bloody Throne, and Vitae Tenebrous.

	Ekraor: Spores of Madness vessels deployed three decommissioned drop pods on the mostly uninhabited pleasure world of Ekraor. An outbreak of Nurgle's Rot among the royalty of Shandus led the Inquisition to discover a daemonic infestation hiding in the remote and untouched wilderness of the planet. Inducing an extinction level event through orbital bombardment, the planet was quarantined and handed over to the Ordos Malleus for study.		'''Ekraor:''' Spores of Madness vessels deployed three decommissioned drop pods on the mostly uninhabited pleasure world of Ekraor. An outbreak of Nurgle's Rot among the royalty of Shandus led the Inquisition to discover a daemonic infestation hiding in the remote and untouched wilderness of the planet. Inducing an extinction level event through orbital bombardment, the planet was quarantined and handed over to the Ordos Malleus for study.

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	=== Failbaddon the Harmless ===		=== Failbaddon the Harmless ===

	[[Abbadon]], also known as '''Abaddon the Armless''', '''Failbaddon the Armless''', or '''Failbaddon the Harmless'',		[[Abbadon]], also known as '''Abaddon the Armless''', '''Failbaddon the Armless''', or '''Failbaddon the Harmless''',

	=== Klobb'ead da Freeboota ===		=== Klobb'ead da Freeboota ===