At the height of the Great Crusade, the War Gryphon Titan Legion had a military rating of Grade One and possessed a total of 176 Titans. Even among all Titan Legions, it ranked among the very best.
"What a treasure I've found." Sandman watched Archon Kroll discussing how to plan Savior Star and Kiavahr with Korax, his heart brimming with delight.
Griffin IV had been established during the Dark Age of Technology and survived the Age of Strife. Not only was it immensely powerful, but more importantly, it was not far from the Raven Guard. They were both located in the Storm Sector.
They were far wealthier than Kiavahr by an unknown margin. Supporting the redevelopment of Savior Star and Kiavahr was simply a drop in the bucket for them. The sector under Griffin IV's jurisdiction contained eight mineral-rich star systems, all of which were Griffin IV's private property.
Ten thousand years later, that Forge World stood in the path of the Leviathan Hive Fleet. After transferring some crucial technical data, Griffin IV's unbelievably stubborn Fabricator-General chose to clash with the Tyranids in a passionate collision of steel and flesh.
Unfortunately, they were ultimately outnumbered. Griffin IV still became a Dead World. Yet that was not the end of it. The magi and Tech-Priests of Griffin IV who survived the war against Leviathan found another world within the Imperium and turned it into a new Forge World.
Griffin IV's Ironheads proved themselves through their actions. Even without an STC Production Template, they remained that powerful Forge World. In the Imperium's deranged state ten thousand years later, that was undeniably worthy of admiration.
Sandman did not take part in Korax and Archon Kroll's discussion about how Savior Star should be planned. He had already settled the matter with Korax earlier.
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