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Wars of Faith

August 2011·p. 93

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A campaign chronology places the Orders in conflicts from San Leor to the Promethean War. Retribution against the Red Corsairs, the recovery of relics from daemon-haunted Piety and the destruction of Sanctuary 101 show very different costs of faith. The later accounts include Celestine’s victory over Gralastyx and Praxedes’ sacrifice against Hive Fleet Kraken while protecting an evacuation.

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