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	For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sapient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.		For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sapient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.

	The unveiling of the [[Leagues of Votann]] raises some interesting questions about UR-025. Namely, as old as he is, how does he not know about the Leagues? If he does, why has he not sought them out, if he's looking for a place to belong? You'd think he'd fit right in among the ~~Iron-Kin~~.		The unveiling of the [[Leagues of Votann]] raises some interesting questions about UR-025. Namely, as old as he is, how does he not know about the Leagues? If he does, why has he not sought them out, if he's looking for a place to belong? You'd think he'd fit right in among the [[Ironkin]].

	What keeps UR-025 away from the ~~Iron-Kin~~ and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?		What keeps UR-025 away from the Ironkin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?

	The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the [[Leagues of Votann]] were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a League who will back him up, then the Ironkin would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.		The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the [[Leagues of Votann]] were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a League who will back him up, then the Ironkin would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.

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	What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?		What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?

	The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the [[Leagues of Votann]] were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a League who will back him up, then the [[Ironkin]] would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.		The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the [[Leagues of Votann]] were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a League who will back him up, then the Ironkin would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.

	=On the Tabletop=		=On the Tabletop=

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	For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sapient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.		For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sapient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.

	The unveiling of the [[Leagues of Votann]] raises some interesting questions about UR-025. Namely, as old as he is, how does he not know about the Leagues? If he does, why has he not sought them out, if he's looking for a place to belong? You'd think he'd fit right in among the [[Iron-Kin]].		The unveiling of the [[Leagues of Votann]] raises some interesting questions about UR-025. Namely, as old as he is, how does he not know about the Leagues? If he does, why has he not sought them out, if he's looking for a place to belong? You'd think he'd fit right in among the Iron-Kin.

	What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?		What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?

	The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the [[Leagues of Votann]] were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a League who will back him up, then the Ironkin would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.		The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the [[Leagues of Votann]] were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a League who will back him up, then the [[Ironkin]] would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.

	=On the Tabletop=		=On the Tabletop=

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	=Background=		=Background=
	As one of the elusive Men of Iron of legend, UR-025 is a sapient machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons, [[The God-Emperor of Mankind\|various]] [[Ollanius Pius\|Perpetuals]], and possibly the [[Votann]], he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the ~~imperial calendar~~ and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the Cybernetic Revolt, UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an ~~imperial aquila in~~ his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.		As one of the elusive Men of Iron of legend, UR-025 is a sapient machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons, [[The God-Emperor of Mankind\|various]] [[Ollanius Pius\|Perpetuals]], and possibly the [[Votann]], he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the Imperial Calendar and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the [[Cybernetic Revolt]], UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an Imperial Aquila on his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.

	For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a ~~sentient~~ machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.		For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sapient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.

	The unveiling of the [[Leagues of Votann]] raises some interesting questions about UR-025. Namely, as old as he is, how does he not know about the Leagues? If he does, why has he not sought them out, if he's looking for a place to belong? You'd think he'd fit right in among the Iron-Kin.		The unveiling of the [[Leagues of Votann]] raises some interesting questions about UR-025. Namely, as old as he is, how does he not know about the Leagues? If he does, why has he not sought them out, if he's looking for a place to belong? You'd think he'd fit right in among the [[Iron-Kin]].

	What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?		What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?

	The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the Leagues of Votann were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a ~~league~~ who will back him up, then the Ironkin would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.		The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the [[Leagues of Votann]] were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a League who will back him up, then the Ironkin would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.

	=On the Tabletop=		=On the Tabletop=

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	=Background=		=Background=
	As one of the elusive Men of ~~iron~~ of legend, UR-025 is a ~~sentient~~ machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons, [[The God-Emperor of Mankind\|various]] [[Ollanius Pius\|Perpetuals]], and possibly the [[Votann]], he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the imperial calendar and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the Cybernetic Revolt, UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an imperial aquila in his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.		As one of the elusive Men of Iron of legend, UR-025 is a sapient machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons, [[The God-Emperor of Mankind\|various]] [[Ollanius Pius\|Perpetuals]], and possibly the [[Votann]], he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the imperial calendar and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the Cybernetic Revolt, UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an imperial aquila in his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.

	For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sentient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.		For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sentient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.

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	=Background=		=Background=
	As one of the elusive Men of iron of legend, UR-025 is a sentient machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons ~~and~~ [[The God-Emperor of Mankind\|various]] [[Ollanius Pius\|Perpetuals]] he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the imperial calendar and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the Cybernetic Revolt, UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an imperial aquila in his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.		As one of the elusive Men of iron of legend, UR-025 is a sentient machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons, [[The God-Emperor of Mankind\|various]] [[Ollanius Pius\|Perpetuals]], and possibly the [[Votann]], he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the imperial calendar and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the Cybernetic Revolt, UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an imperial aquila in his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.

	For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sentient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.		For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sentient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.

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	What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?		What keeps UR-025 away from the Iron-Kin and Votann, making him turn to a Blackstone Fortress of all things looking for companionship?

	The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the Leagues of Votann were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.		The obvious answer is that UR-025's lore was probably written well before the Leagues of Votann were even conceptualized (and considering how [[Games Workshop\|GW]] seems to have largely abandoned Blackstone Fortress, they'll probably never retroactively explain this loose end), but that's not as fun to ponder, is it? Alternatively, it’s possible that there’s a subtle difference between the psychological programming of an Ironkin and a Man of Iron that makes them incompatible. Or perhaps he's worried that, due to the Kin's insatiable hunger for resources and he's not from a league who will back him up, then the Ironkin would just see him as spare parts. But until we get further answers from the powers that be, the lore questions will remain unanswered.

	=On the Tabletop=		=On the Tabletop=

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	=Background=		=Background=
	As one of the elusive Men of iron of legend, UR-025 is a sentient machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons, he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the imperial calendar and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the Cybernetic Revolt, UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an imperial aquila in his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.		As one of the elusive Men of iron of legend, UR-025 is a sentient machine that predates the Imperium, supposedly coming from the Dark Age of Technology itself. If this information is true, that means that, barring the Necrons and [[The God-Emperor of Mankind\|various]] [[Ollanius Pius\|Perpetuals]] he's one of the oldest characters in the setting period, considering his existence predates the [[Horus Heresy]], the [[Great Crusade]], the [[Unification Wars]], the [[Age of Strife]], the [[Fall of the Eldar]] and the [[Cybernetic Revolt]]. That would put him at roughly 19,000 years old, probably much, much more if we take in consideration the lack of precision of the imperial calendar and the lack of a specific fabrication date. Needless to say, he is an old fucker, and as such it has seen many, many things. He has claimed on occasion that he used to know the [[Omnissiah]], and "not the [[Emperor of Mankind\|earthling corpse]], the [[Void Dragon\|actual one]]". Since the end of the Cybernetic Revolt, UR-025 has had to survive by living in the fringes of inhabited space. He knows very well that, if he's ever discovered, he will be hunted down and destroyed by the [[Imperium of Man\|Imperium]] or worse, turned to the [[Mechanicus]] to be studied forever. And thus he's designed a way to camouflage himself in plain sight: he just put an imperial aquila in his chassis and pretends to be an advanced remote-controlled/almost-autonomous [[servitor]] belonging to some [[Magos]], and thus no-one really bothers the cheeky fucker. That still does not stop him from creeping out most of his companions during the expedition to the Blackstone Fortress.

	For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sentient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.		For a Man of Iron, he harbors no ill will towards Humanity — but he will kill any humans who threaten his anonymity. He is actually a rather sentimental fellow, lamenting not having company to talk to multiple times. He remembers plenty of extinct xenos species he had deals with, sounding genuinely saddened by their passing. Longing for company, UR-025 explores the seventh Blackstone Fortress; his goal is to determine if the fortress itself is also a sentient machine. Believing he may share some form of companionship, even kinship, with the ancient alien machine. [[Belisarius Cawl]] would be great friends with him—and by friends we mean that Cawl would dissect him for the Omnissiah.