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The Fall of Prospero, also referred to as the Scouring of Prospero, the Burning of Prospero and the Battle of Prospero, was the name given by later Imperial scholars to the sanctioned Imperial military reprisal against the Thousand Sons Legion of Space Marines' homeworld of Prospero at the start of the Horus Heresy in the early 31st Millennium. The action was carried out by the Space Wolves Legion and elements of the Legio Custodes and the Sisters of Silence as a punishment for the Thousand Sons' flagrant violation of the Emperor of Mankind's edicts against the use of psychic powers and sorcery made at the Council of Nikaea.

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  • Fall of Prospero
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  • The Fall of Prospero, also referred to as the Scouring of Prospero, the Burning of Prospero and the Battle of Prospero, was the name given by later Imperial scholars to the sanctioned Imperial military reprisal against the Thousand Sons Legion of Space Marines' homeworld of Prospero at the start of the Horus Heresy in the early 31st Millennium. The action was carried out by the Space Wolves Legion and elements of the Legio Custodes and the Sisters of Silence as a punishment for the Thousand Sons' flagrant violation of the Emperor of Mankind's edicts against the use of psychic powers and sorcery made at the Council of Nikaea.
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  • Space Wolves Legion, Legio Custodes, Sisters of Silence, Legio Cybernetica Maniples, Imperial Army support, Battlegroup Praxes of the Legio Astorum, Adeptus Mechanicus Skitarii Cohorts
  • Thousand Sons Legion, Prosperine Imperial Army Regiments , Skyguard Air Command
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notecount
  • 461(xsd:integer)
  • 792(xsd:integer)
songlength
  • 199.0
levelnumber
  • 497(xsd:integer)
  • 498(xsd:integer)
filerelease
  • 2007-09-06(xsd:date)
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Category
  • Disabled
Date
  • ca. 004.M31
Commander
Scale
  • Planetary Assault
Status
  • Imperial victory
Difficulty
  • 3(xsd:integer)
  • 7(xsd:integer)
Name
  • [Heavy]
  • [Light]
Genre
  • Pop Punk
Attacker
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theatre
  • Prospero, Prospero System, Ultima Segmentum
Outcome
  • The Space Wolves utterly devastated Prospero, razing the capital city of Tizca; Thousand Sons Legion suffered loss of nine-tenths of their Legion strength and survivors teleported to the Planet of the Sorcerers in the Eye of Terror by the Chaos God Tzeentch; Magnus the Red and the XIV Legion swear to serve Tzeentch and join with Horus in overthrowing the Emperor of Mankind
Title
  • Fall of Prospero
Casualties
  • Space Wolves suffer casualties in the thousands
  • Nine-tenths of the Thousand Sons Legion are slain; hundreds of thousands of Prosperine civilians killed in the assault
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Defender
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  • The Fall of Prospero, also referred to as the Scouring of Prospero, the Burning of Prospero and the Battle of Prospero, was the name given by later Imperial scholars to the sanctioned Imperial military reprisal against the Thousand Sons Legion of Space Marines' homeworld of Prospero at the start of the Horus Heresy in the early 31st Millennium. The action was carried out by the Space Wolves Legion and elements of the Legio Custodes and the Sisters of Silence as a punishment for the Thousand Sons' flagrant violation of the Emperor of Mankind's edicts against the use of psychic powers and sorcery made at the Council of Nikaea.
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