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	The Imperium would have gotten its ass kicked if it wasn't for the convenient timing of motherfucking [[Craftworld Ulthwé]] arriving in the Sector without warning and began to push back the Chaos God's forces (How Ulthwe managed to escape the psychic pull of the now expanded Eye of Terror is yet to be explained). The Eldar were uncharacteristically pretty damned reasonable and actually told the Imperials on their plans rather than some [[Bullshit\|cryptic bullshit]] ([[Love Can Bloom\|I guess that Yvraine/Guilliman shipping seem to really took off]]). They stated that they did not arrive to aid the Crusade against the forces of Chaos though. Instead, the Craftworld's Seer Council contacted the Crusade's commanders and told them they could not save the Stygius Sector and staying there would not aid the Imperium. So Ulthwe ended up covering the retreating Imperials and what's left of the Mordian Iron Guard to safely retreat, regroup and recover.		The Imperium would have gotten its ass kicked if it wasn't for the convenient timing of motherfucking [[Craftworld Ulthwé]] arriving in the Sector without warning and began to push back the Chaos God's forces (How Ulthwe managed to escape the psychic pull of the now expanded Eye of Terror is yet to be explained). The Eldar were uncharacteristically pretty damned reasonable and actually told the Imperials on their plans rather than some [[Bullshit\|cryptic bullshit]] ([[Love Can Bloom\|I guess that Yvraine/Guilliman shipping seem to really took off]]). They stated that they did not arrive to aid the Crusade against the forces of Chaos though. Instead, the Craftworld's Seer Council contacted the Crusade's commanders and told them they could not save the Stygius Sector and staying there would not aid the Imperium. So Ulthwe ended up covering the retreating Imperials and what's left of the Mordian Iron Guard to safely retreat, regroup and recover.

	By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].		By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].

	The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual.		The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual.

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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:3D6C:5C98:46F7:4F7D at 17:23, 9 March 2023

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	By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].		By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].

	The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual.		The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual.

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus: Removing it from the government section as New Kingdoms already exists that covers this.

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 The Stygius Sector used to be part of Imperial space in Segmentum Obscurus and Ultima Segmentum. It is quite known for the fact that it is the location of the motherfucking [[Mordian Iron Guard]], the hardest motherfucking [[Imperial Guard|Redshirts]] you can find outside of [[Cadia]] and [[Catachan]]. Unfortunately, during the [[Black Crusade|13th Black Crusade]], [[Abbadon|Failbaddon]] finally succeeded in his plans on conquering Cadia (Sort of? It was more accurate to state that Abbadon conquered [[Exterminatus|''pieces'' of Cadia]]) and ended up splitting the Galaxy in two. This [[NSFW|giant galactic gaping vagina]] known as the [[Great Rift]] caused a psychic blackout to the northern parts of the Imperium. Mordian and the other systems within the Stygius Sector was plunged in a dark age, now vulnerable from [[Daemons|whatever gubbins waiting just around the corner.]]
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 After seeing what [[Mortarion|Morty]] [[Death Guard|and friends]] did in realspace with the creation of the [[Scourge Stars]] (Who ironically got inspiration on how [[Magnus|Magnymagic]] got [[Sortiarius]] out into realspace with a good [[Space Wolves|Yiff kicking]]), [[Tzeentch]] [[Thousand Sons|and friends]] decided why not do the same? And so they did with the sudden invasion of the Stygius Sector which was now vulnerable from Chaos incursions due to the current astropolitical climate of the galaxy. Magnus (After ''[[Derp|somehow]]'' escaping the labyrinthine psychic rainbow road known as the [[Webway]] without a map) also decided that just popping Sortiarius over his old home system of [[Prospero]] wasn't secure enough and decided it was in his best interests to exploit the political situation and expand a bit. Although why Magnus and co decided it was a good idea to set up shop from the ''other side'' of where Sortiarius is located in the Great Rift is unknown (Possibly to create a distraction to the Imperium so that Sortiarius won't get invaded?).
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 The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong.  Like usual.
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1d4chan>CaptainPoole at 16:20, 6 October 2021

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	==Invasion of the Stygius Sector or how Magnus and Tzeentch suddenly put on their Manifest Destiny Hat==		==Invasion of the Stygius Sector or how Magnus and Tzeentch suddenly put on their Manifest Destiny Hat==
	[[File:StygiusSector.jpg\|~~400px~~\|left\|thumb\|Map of the Stygius Sector.]]		[[File:StygiusSector.jpg\|420px\|left\|thumb\|Map of the Stygius Sector.]]
	After seeing what [[Mortarion\|Morty]] [[Death Guard\|and friends]] did in realspace with the creation of the [[Scourge Stars]] (Who ironically got inspiration on how [[Magnus\|Magnymagic]] got [[Sortiarius]] out into realspace with a good [[Space Wolves\|Yiff kicking]]), [[Tzeentch]] [[Thousand Sons\|and friends]] decided why not do the same? And so they did with the sudden invasion of the Stygius Sector which was now vulnerable from Chaos incursions due to the current astropolitical climate of the galaxy. Magnus (After ''[[Derp\|somehow]]'' escaping the labyrinthine psychic rainbow road known as the [[Webway]] without a map) also decided that just popping Sortiarius over his old home system of [[Prospero]] wasn't secure enough and decided it was in his best interests to exploit the political situation and expand a bit. Although why Magnus and co decided it was a good idea to set up shop from the ''other side'' of where Sortiarius is located in the Great Rift is unknown (Possibly to create a distraction to the Imperium so that Sortiarius won't get invaded?).		After seeing what [[Mortarion\|Morty]] [[Death Guard\|and friends]] did in realspace with the creation of the [[Scourge Stars]] (Who ironically got inspiration on how [[Magnus\|Magnymagic]] got [[Sortiarius]] out into realspace with a good [[Space Wolves\|Yiff kicking]]), [[Tzeentch]] [[Thousand Sons\|and friends]] decided why not do the same? And so they did with the sudden invasion of the Stygius Sector which was now vulnerable from Chaos incursions due to the current astropolitical climate of the galaxy. Magnus (After ''[[Derp\|somehow]]'' escaping the labyrinthine psychic rainbow road known as the [[Webway]] without a map) also decided that just popping Sortiarius over his old home system of [[Prospero]] wasn't secure enough and decided it was in his best interests to exploit the political situation and expand a bit. Although why Magnus and co decided it was a good idea to set up shop from the ''other side'' of where Sortiarius is located in the Great Rift is unknown (Possibly to create a distraction to the Imperium so that Sortiarius won't get invaded?).

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: Undo revision 731589 by 47.136.237.203 (talk) Learn how to edit without putting in-bracketed sentences.

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	By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].		By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].

	The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual. ~~(Until Magnus and his Legion are done dealing with the Dark Angels and Grey Knight so they can finally put the Mordians and Iron Hands back in their place)~~		The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual.

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47.136.237.203: /* Invasion of the Stygius Sector or how Magnus and Tzeentch suddenly put on their Manifest Destiny Hat */

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	By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].		By the end, 90% of the Stygius Sector fell and Tzeentch [[Just As Planned\|manage to carve out a rather big and juicy Sector;]] most likely thumbing his avian nose at Nurgle over his much larger gains in contrast to the limp-dick three star system of the [[Scourge Stars]].

	The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual.		The rest of Stygius Crusade fleet beat the hell out of town except the [[Iron Hands]] said to hell with that, we can hold this shit (and [[Drop Site Massacre\|they're no strangers to being stubborn holdouts]]). So they stayed behind with the Mordians and fought another war for the planet holding the Tzeentch forces at bay until the Iron Hands successor chapters were able to get there and beat Tzeentch off Mordian again. Then the Mordians and Iron Hands and successor chapters start rearming planning to take back at least 2 of the lost systems with resupply from a nearby forge world ready to take the fight to Magnus and his flamers. So, yet again, the Eldar were wrong. Like usual. (Until Magnus and his Legion are done dealing with the Dark Angels and Grey Knight so they can finally put the Mordians and Iron Hands back in their place)

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 14:09, 18 July 2020

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	The Stygius Sector used to be part of Imperial space in Segmentum Obscurus and Ultima Segmentum. It is quite known for the fact that it is the location of the motherfucking [[Mordian Iron Guard]], the hardest motherfucking [[Imperial Guard\|Redshirts]] you can find outside of [[Cadia]] and [[Catachan]]. Unfortunately, during the [[Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]], [[Abbadon\|Failbaddon]] finally succeeded in his plans on conquering Cadia (Sort of? It was more accurate to state that Abbadon conquered [[Exterminatus\|''pieces'' of Cadia]]) and ended up splitting the Galaxy in two. This [[NSFW\|giant galactic gaping vagina]] known as the [[Great Rift]] caused a psychic blackout to the northern parts of the Imperium. Mordian and the other systems within the Stygius Sector was plunged in a dark age, now vulnerable from [[Daemons\|whatever gubbins waiting just around the corner.]]		The Stygius Sector used to be part of Imperial space in Segmentum Obscurus and Ultima Segmentum. It is quite known for the fact that it is the location of the motherfucking [[Mordian Iron Guard]], the hardest motherfucking [[Imperial Guard\|Redshirts]] you can find outside of [[Cadia]] and [[Catachan]]. Unfortunately, during the [[Black Crusade\|13th Black Crusade]], [[Abbadon\|Failbaddon]] finally succeeded in his plans on conquering Cadia (Sort of? It was more accurate to state that Abbadon conquered [[Exterminatus\|''pieces'' of Cadia]]) and ended up splitting the Galaxy in two. This [[NSFW\|giant galactic gaping vagina]] known as the [[Great Rift]] caused a psychic blackout to the northern parts of the Imperium. Mordian and the other systems within the Stygius Sector was plunged in a dark age, now vulnerable from [[Daemons\|whatever gubbins waiting just around the corner.]]

	Currently, the entire Sector is under the control of the [[Thousand Sons]], with Mordian being the unofficial de facto capital of the Stygius Sector (Although it is technically not an official capital de jure) whilst Sortiarius and Prospero remains the dual capital in the ~~Prospero/Sortiarius~~ enclave. This means that Magnus' government is unique in that it has three capital locations at once. Of course the Imperium does not recognize the newly acquired territory, instead viewing it as an occupation, meaning that the Stygius Sector is the largest known unrecognized territory in the galaxy. Furthermore, the Scourge Stars would most likely not recognize the Stygius Sector as territory owned by Sortiarius due to Tzeentch's foreign involvement and meddling within the Death Guard's domain. Magnus obviously rejects the lack of Imperium recognition as he views it as a territory that was won fair and square.		Currently, the entire Sector is under the control of the [[Thousand Sons]], with Mordian being the unofficial de facto capital of the Stygius Sector (Although it is technically not an official capital de jure) whilst Sortiarius and Prospero remains the dual capital in the [[New Kingdom]] enclave. This means that Magnus' government is unique in that it has three capital locations at once. Of course the Imperium does not recognize the newly acquired territory, instead viewing it as an occupation, meaning that the Stygius Sector is the largest known unrecognized territory in the galaxy. Furthermore, the Scourge Stars would most likely not recognize the Stygius Sector as territory owned by Sortiarius due to Tzeentch's foreign involvement and meddling within the Death Guard's domain. Magnus obviously rejects the lack of Imperium recognition as he views it as a territory that was won fair and square.

	==Invasion of the Stygius Sector or how Magnus and Tzeentch suddenly put on their Manifest Destiny Hat==		==Invasion of the Stygius Sector or how Magnus and Tzeentch suddenly put on their Manifest Destiny Hat==

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Invasion of the Stygius Sector or how Magnus and Tzeentch suddenly put on their Manifest Destiny Hat */

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			[[File:StygiusSector.jpg\|400px\|left\|thumb\|Map of the Stygius Sector.]]
	After seeing what [[Mortarion\|Morty]] [[Death Guard\|and friends]] did in realspace with the creation of the [[Scourge Stars]] (Who ironically got inspiration on how [[Magnus\|Magnymagic]] got [[Sortiarius]] out into realspace with a good [[Space Wolves\|Yiff kicking]]), [[Tzeentch]] [[Thousand Sons\|and friends]] decided why not do the same? And so they did with the sudden invasion of the Stygius Sector which was now vulnerable from Chaos incursions due to the current astropolitical climate of the galaxy. Magnus (After ''[[Derp\|somehow]]'' escaping the labyrinthine psychic rainbow road known as the [[Webway]] without a map) also decided that just popping Sortiarius over his old home system of [[Prospero]] wasn't secure enough and decided it was in his best interests to exploit the political situation and expand a bit. Although why Magnus and co decided it was a good idea to set up shop from the ''other side'' of where Sortiarius is located in the Great Rift is unknown (Possibly to create a distraction to the Imperium so that Sortiarius won't get invaded?).		After seeing what [[Mortarion\|Morty]] [[Death Guard\|and friends]] did in realspace with the creation of the [[Scourge Stars]] (Who ironically got inspiration on how [[Magnus\|Magnymagic]] got [[Sortiarius]] out into realspace with a good [[Space Wolves\|Yiff kicking]]), [[Tzeentch]] [[Thousand Sons\|and friends]] decided why not do the same? And so they did with the sudden invasion of the Stygius Sector which was now vulnerable from Chaos incursions due to the current astropolitical climate of the galaxy. Magnus (After ''[[Derp\|somehow]]'' escaping the labyrinthine psychic rainbow road known as the [[Webway]] without a map) also decided that just popping Sortiarius over his old home system of [[Prospero]] wasn't secure enough and decided it was in his best interests to exploit the political situation and expand a bit. Although why Magnus and co decided it was a good idea to set up shop from the ''other side'' of where Sortiarius is located in the Great Rift is unknown (Possibly to create a distraction to the Imperium so that Sortiarius won't get invaded?).