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Vassal Knight Houses

February 2019·pp. 128–133

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Andy Hoare describes Knight houses whose allegiance to a Titan Legion goes beyond a normal alliance. These large, dependent formations provide scouting, screening and sacrificial support, gaining forge-world resources at the cost of autonomy; examples such as Coldshroud, Perdaxia and Morbidia show how rescue, conquest or punishment can produce very different forms of servitude.

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