Iron Legion - Revision history

Nexk at 04:00, 22 July 2025

2025-07-22T04:00:02Z

Nexk: info added, no longer stub

2024-05-04T05:14:56Z

info added, no longer stub

Nexk: refs!

2024-05-02T03:06:49Z

refs!

Nexk: History + iron king info

2024-05-02T03:00:29Z

History + iron king info

Nexk: /* Iron Legion Creation Hierachy */

2024-01-16T07:19:50Z

Iron Legion Creation Hierachy

Nexk: Formatting + a bit more info

2024-01-16T07:19:03Z

Formatting + a bit more info

Nexk at 06:15, 4 January 2024

2024-01-04T06:15:03Z

Nexk at 03:15, 30 December 2023

2023-12-30T03:15:35Z

Nexk: Nexk moved page Iron League to Iron Legion: Name correction

2023-12-30T03:10:20Z

Nexk moved page Iron League to Iron Legion: Name correction

I-Want-to-fill-up-this-wiki: /* Organisation */

2023-12-27T20:36:00Z

Organisation

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 In another life, the Iron King was released by [[Starhammer]].
-==Iron Hives==
+==Types of Sites and Infestations==
 Iron Hives are sites of the Iron Legion made of flesh and metal. They can range in size, from the size of taken over ships to the size of small moons. They can also resemble organs and/or be fused with taken over ships.
-====Grand Hive====
+=====Grand Hive=====
 Grand Hive is the fortress of the Iron Legion. The Hive is normally hidden from view by a black fog, blocking mundane tracking methods. Unlike other Hives, the Grand Hive has a purposeful look to it, resembling a planet-sized skull made of slick salt-white skin and black iron. The Hive is surrounded by fighter ships, emerging from a hangar bay. The hanger resembles a beast’s mouth, with miles-long spikes that jut out like tusks{{book ref|tlh1|42}}.
 ==Fleet==

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 {{TLH Navbox}}
 The '''Iron Legion''' is an faction of monsters made of metal and flesh. They are considered an infestation on the galaxy, having only one goal, to make everything a part of the Legion.
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 ====In Varic's Alternative Lives====
 ==Iron Hives==
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 ==Fleet==
 ===Ships===
-'''Penetrators''': Short-ranged boarding devices. These devices jam themselves into ships to allow Iron Legion members to board. Each contain 24 Pawns, 1 Sentry, 1 Shepherd, and occasionally 1 Reaver.
+'''Penetrators''': Penetrators are short-range boarding devices that jam themselves into ships for the Iron Legion to enter. Each contain 24 Pawns, 1 Sentry, 1 Shepherd, and (optionally) 1 Reaver. Ships are usually attacked after some material.
-'''Hunters''': Wedge shaped ships with insectoid carapaces. Hunters are generally unmanned but heavily armed and maneuverable, making them common in starship combat.
+'''Hunters''': Hunters are the main fighters used by the Iron Legion. They are wedge shaped and covered with insectoid carapace{{book ref|tlh1|3}}. Generally unmanned, these ships are heavily armed and more maneuverable over short distances. Hunters carry magic that broadcast their recent experiences when destroyed{{book ref|tlh1|7}}.
-===Member Hierachy===
+===Iron Legion Creations===
-#'''Bishops''':
+'''Creatures''': Iron Legion creatures are fist-sized lumps of flesh and metal with a single eye and a pair of leathery, mammalian wings. They can be found inside colonies, and are used as scouts by Legion.
-#'''Reavers''':
-#'''Sheperds''':
+'''Parasites''': Half metal worms, no longer than a finger and only a little thicker than a strand of hair.
-#'''Sentinels''':
-#'''Pawns''':
+'''Pawns''': Pawns are among the weakest and least intelligent of the creations made by the Iron Legion. They are minimally intelligent, only enough to happily follow orders, and not enough for self awareness or pain. Like other Iron Legion creatures, Pawns have a very repulsive appearance that requires special training to be accustomed to. They look vaguely humanoid, being made up from the spare body parts from the creation of other creatures, so they could come from different species and people. Missing pieces are replaced with machinery. They resemble four-limbed spiders made of flesh and metal.
 ==References==

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 The '''Iron Legion''' is an faction of monsters made of metal and flesh. They are considered an infestation on the galaxy, having only one goal, to make everything a part of the Legion.
 ==History==
 For the character, see [[Iron King]].
-The majority of time, the Iron Legion does not act as a cohesive group, and are ruled by Bishops, whose only goal was to maintain and propagate the Legion (TC Ch28). Rarely does the Legion form strategies to take over civilized territory, not caring who controls the captured planets as long as it has raw materials and living creatures.
+The majority of time, the Iron Legion does not act as a cohesive group, and are ruled by Bishops, whose only goal was to maintain and propagate the Legion{{book ref|tlh1|28}}. Rarely does the Legion form strategies to take over civilized territory, not caring who controls the captured planets as long as it has raw materials and living creatures.
 ====Iron Kings====
-With enough time and supplies, the Iron Legion can create an Iron King. Iron Kings are supremely intelligent and strong, with the ability to control the Iron Legion as one. They have access to the Iron Legion’s hivemind, allowing them to strategize and direct hundreds of battles across the galaxy at once. Iron Kings also have access to all information gathered and witnessed by Iron Legion creatures. Iron Kings are not infallible, and they have been defeated in the past after some extremely destructive wars.  (TC Ch31).
+With enough time and supplies, the Iron Legion can create an Iron King. Iron Kings are supremely intelligent and strong, with the ability to control the Iron Legion as one. They have access to the Iron Legion’s hivemind, allowing them to strategize and direct hundreds of battles across the galaxy at once. Iron Kings also have access to all information gathered and witnessed by Iron Legion creatures. Iron Kings are not infallible, and they have been defeated in the past after some extremely destructive wars{{book ref|tlh1|31}}.
-The creation of an Iron King’s body is extremely expensive, and the creation of a mind is ten times more so. It is so difficult to create an Iron King, that only five, including the Iron King created in [[The Captain]], have been made throughout history. The previous Iron King that had matured was made was over four hundred years ago (TC Ch28). In his lifespan, he had built the Grand Hive and had commissioned a device that allowed the revival of an Iron King, though it was not completed in time to save him. This device was then used by the most recent [[Iron King]] to revive himself after [[Varic Vallenar]] destroyed the Iron King’s body before his birth.
+The creation of an Iron King’s body is extremely expensive, and the creation of a mind is ten times more so. It is so difficult to create an Iron King, that only five, including the Iron King created in [[The Captain]], have been made throughout history. The previous Iron King that had matured was made was over four hundred years ago {{book ref|tlh1|28}}. In his lifespan, he had built the Grand Hive and had commissioned a device that allowed the revival of an Iron King, though it was not completed in time to save him. This device was then used by the most recent [[Iron King]] to revive himself after [[Varic Vallenar]] destroyed the Iron King’s body before his birth.
 ====In Varic's Alternative Lives====
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 Iron Hives are sites of the Iron Legion made of flesh and metal. They can range in size, from the size of taken over ships to the size of small moons. They can also resemble organs and/or be fused with taken over ships.
 ====Grand Hive====
-Grand Hive is the fortress of the Iron Legion. The Hive is normally hidden from view by a black fog, blocking mundane tracking methods. Unlike other Hives, the Grand Hive has a purposeful look to it, resembling a planet-sized skull made of slick salt-white skin and black iron. The Hive is surrounded by fighter ships, emerging from a hangar bay. The hanger resembles a beast’s mouth, with miles-long spikes that jut out like tusks(TC Ch42).
+Grand Hive is the fortress of the Iron Legion. The Hive is normally hidden from view by a black fog, blocking mundane tracking methods. Unlike other Hives, the Grand Hive has a purposeful look to it, resembling a planet-sized skull made of slick salt-white skin and black iron. The Hive is surrounded by fighter ships, emerging from a hangar bay. The hanger resembles a beast’s mouth, with miles-long spikes that jut out like tusks{{book ref|tlh1|42}}.
 ==Fleet==
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 #'''Sentinels''':
 #'''Pawns''':
 {{Books}}
 [[Category:The Last Horizon]]
 [[Category:The Last Horizon Organizations]]

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-==Iron King==
+The '''Iron Legion''' is an faction of monsters made of metal and flesh. They are considered an infestation on the galaxy, having only one goal, to make everything a part of the Legion.
 For the character, see [[Iron King]].
-The Iron King is the leader of the Iron Legion.
+The majority of time, the Iron Legion does not act as a cohesive group, and are ruled by Bishops, whose only goal was to maintain and propagate the Legion (TC Ch28). Rarely does the Legion form strategies to take over civilized territory, not caring who controls the captured planets as long as it has raw materials and living creatures.
-==Locations==
+The creation of an Iron King’s body is extremely expensive, and the creation of a mind is ten times more so. It is so difficult to create an Iron King, that only five, including the Iron King created in [[The Captain]], have been made throughout history. The previous Iron King that had matured was made was over four hundred years ago (TC Ch28). In his lifespan, he had built the Grand Hive and had commissioned a device that allowed the revival of an Iron King, though it was not completed in time to save him. This device was then used by the most recent [[Iron King]] to revive himself after [[Varic Vallenar]] destroyed the Iron King’s body before his birth.
 ====Grand Hive====
-The center and the strongest point of the Iron Legion.
+Grand Hive is the fortress of the Iron Legion. The Hive is normally hidden from view by a black fog, blocking mundane tracking methods. Unlike other Hives, the Grand Hive has a purposeful look to it, resembling a planet-sized skull made of slick salt-white skin and black iron. The Hive is surrounded by fighter ships, emerging from a hangar bay. The hanger resembles a beast’s mouth, with miles-long spikes that jut out like tusks(TC Ch42).
 ==Fleet==
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 #'''Sentinels''':
 #'''Pawns''':
 {{Books}}
 [[Category:The Last Horizon]]
 [[Category:The Last Horizon Organizations]]

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 '''Hunters''': Wedge shaped ships with insectoid carapaces. Hunters are generally unmanned but heavily armed and maneuverable, making them common in starship combat.
-===Iron Legion Creation Hierachy===
+===Member Hierachy===
 #'''Bishops''':
 #'''Reavers''':

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-==Organisation==
+{{Stub}}
 #The [[Iron King]]
 #Bishops
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+#Reavers
 #Sheperds
 #Sentinels

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