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Phalanx, the mobile fortress-monastery of the Imperial Fists Chapter and the greatest starship in service to the Imperium.

Phalanx is the massive starship that serves as the mobile fortress-monastery of the Imperial Fists Space Marine Chapter and was constructed many millennia ago by unknown hands during the Dark Age of Technology long before the Age of the Imperium.

Phalanx itself is gigantic, the largest starship known to have been constructed by Human hands, and something of its magnitude has not been seen since the Age of Technology. The size of a small moon or large asteroid, its foredeck can dock a dozen Imperial Navy cruisers around its circumference.

The vessel is essentially a hive city in space, with its great spires reaching towards the stars, giving it the appearance of a giant mace-head. In many ways, Phalanx is the only vessel ever built by Mankind that comes close in size and complexity to that of the Aeldari's craftworlds.

Phalanx is so large that it reflects light like the stars themselves, and it served as a symbolic representation of the Emperor Himself during the time of the Great Crusade. The vast starship is completely mobile and capable of travel through the Warp and often follows the Imperial Fists Chapter as it moves throughout the galaxy.

There are various descriptions of the general shape and exterior character of the great starship. These include a structure of "towering forests of spires interlaced with flying buttresses" or a structure that leads observers to believe Phalanx "might have been a planetoid or minor moon."

It is also described as a ship that is "many kilometers long, triangular in cross-section with its upper surface bristling with weapons and sensorium domes. Two wings swept back from the hull, trailing directional vanes like long gilded feathers. Every surface was clad in solid armour plating and every angle was covered by more torpedo tubes and lance batteries than any Imperial battleship could muster" and with "thousands of battle-honours and campaign markings all over the beak-like prow."

Phalanx is essentially a mobile, pre-Imperial battle station that serves as both the Imperial Fists' Chapter homeworld and their foremost warship. In form and scale, it is nearer a planetoid than a conventional vessel; it is a mighty cathedral of war that dwarfs the largest Battle Barge, and wields the firepower of a formidable fleet.

The secrets of Phalanx's construction are long-forgotten, though it is known that the Primarch Rogal Dorn brought it into the Emperor's service at the time of their first meeting, and it has performed proudly ever since.

In the days of the Great Crusade and the Horus Heresy, its shadow fell across hundreds of worlds, the fury of the Imperial Fists following close behind. Since that time, it has circled the Sol System, its orbit synchronous with that of sacred Terra, an ever-vigilant golden sentinel to safeguard the cradle of Mankind as the days grow darker.

Yet the passing millennia have not been kind to Phalanx, and constant vigilance and warfare have taken their inevitable toll. Despite the efforts of the Imperial Fists Techmarines, more of the mighty vessel's systems fail each standard year, and the skill required to repair them has long passed out of living memory.

Once, Phalanx bestrode the stars as a colossus of war, but now its zenith has passed. It has departed the Sol System only rarely in recent times, its venerable engines coaxed to life in service of great vengeance or dire need.

Though Phalanx is a wan shadow of its former glory, the starship's might still outshines any other vessel known to Mankind, and its name strikes terror into the hearts of the Imperium's foes. Venerable Phalanx has many more battles yet to fight and many more blows to strike in the name of Rogal Dorn.

History

Origins and Role

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The great mobile fortress-monastery of the Imperial Fists Chapter, Phalanx, in combat with the foe.

Officially, the homeworld of the Imperial Fists is always listed as Terra, but in reality, the Phalanx serves as the Imperial Fists' true base of operations. Originally, the Phalanx was discovered adrift in space by the Imperial Fists' Primarch Rogal Dorn.

The massive vessel was given as a gift to the Emperor of Mankind when Dorn was discovered near the Ice Hives of Inwit by his gene-father during the outset of the Great Crusade.

The Emperor duly welcomed Dorn then returned the massive spacecraft to the primarch after he was appointed as the commander of the VIIth Legion. Phalanx is gargantuan, the largest starship known to have been constructed by Human hands, and something of its magnitude has not been seen since the Dark Age of Technology.

The size of a small moon or large asteroid, its foredeck alone can dock a dozen Imperial Navy cruisers around its circumference.

Its like had never been built before, and would never be built again. The secrets of its construction dated from before the foundation of the Imperium of Man, its immense golden form crafted by engineers dead long before the Emperor first united Terra.

The hull of the starship was many kilometres long, triangular in cross-section with its upper surface bristling with weapons and sensorium domes. Two wings swept back from the hull, trailing directional vanes like long, gilded feathers.

Every surface was clad in solid armour plating and every angle was covered by more torpedo tubes and Lance batteries than any Imperial battleship could muster.

Countless smaller spacecraft, repair craft and unmanned scouts orbited like supplicants jostling for attention, and the wake of the titanic engines seemed to churn the void itself with the force of their plasma fire.

The fist symbol emblazoned on the prow was taller than the length of most Imperial spacecraft, proudly claiming that the starship belonged to the Imperial Fists Chapter, one of the most storied Space Marine Chapters in the history of the Imperium.

The pale light of stars and the lesser glow of boiling nebulae played across thousands of battle-honours and campaign markings all over the beak-like prow.

The ship had acted as the Imperial Fists' mobile fortress-monastery since the Horus Heresy, and its eagle-shaped shadow had fallen across a hundred worlds that had later shuddered under the weight of a massed Imperial Fists assault. Officially, the homeworld of the Imperial Fists is always listed as Terra, but in reality, the Phalanx serves as the Imperial Fists' true base of operations.

Ancient records suggest that, during the era of the Great Crusade, the Emperor travelled often aboard the immense, Warp-capable battle station. Even then it was the flagship of the Imperial Fists, and remains their primary base of operations to this day.

During the Horus Heresy that remarkable craft is believed to have hung above Terra, forming part of the world's defences. If this is so, then somehow it survived that cataclysmic conflict, and has endured the long millennia since.

The Phalanx was often despatched on recruiting missions throughout the galaxy to find prospective neophytes to train as potential Space Marines. Had the Imperial Fists possessed a homeworld, like some Chapters, they could have culled the likely youth from among the population, a simple matter of expediency. But the Imperial Fists had no home except their fortress-monastery and the ships of their Chapter fleet.

The Chapter followed the wishes of Primarch Rogal Dorn, who had famously said that he desired, "recruits, not vassals," and who had wanted nothing of the responsibilities that came with having a homeworld to maintain. Instead, the Imperial Fists recruited from any number of inhabited planetary systems, visiting them in turn every few generations.

Bigger than any ship in the Imperial Navy, the Phalanx was a mobile battle station the size of a city that dwarfed any Space Marine Chapter's mightiest Battle Barge. It might have been the most powerful engine of destruction in the Imperium.

It was a symbol of Mankind's very right to live amongst the stars. Its most potent weapon was the sheer awe that the golden Imperial eagle affixed to it inspired when it appeared in the night sky over a rebellious world.

Phalanx is so large that it reflects light like the stars themselves, and it served as a symbolic representation of the Emperor Himself during the time of the Great Crusade.

The vast starship is completely mobile and capable of travel through the Warp and often follows the Imperial Fists Chapter as it moves throughout the galaxy.

The capabilities of Phalanx are substantial. Entire portions of the vessel are used to emulate different combat environments for training purposes.

The interior of Phalanx incorporates stone corridors, archways, and cathedral elements. As of the very beginning of the Horus Heresy, the starship featured a gallery that displayed the battle honors of the Imperial Fists during the Great Crusade, which stretched for kilometres.

Of course, the ship continues to house The Imperial Fists Chapter's honours and relics. Among the most prized are the remains of Rogal Dorn and the battle honor Roma. The fortress-monastery itself is defended by the special security force known as the Auric Auxilia.

Though its ranks were formally filled with those Imperial Fists aspirants that failed the Chapter's tests to become Space Marines, this changed once Gregor Dessian became the Imperial Fists' latest Chapter Master.

In the wake of the Great Rift's creation in the Era Indomitus, Dessian ordered the Auxilia's ranks to increase and thousands of Cadians joined, in thanks for the Imperial Fists' aid during the escape from their homeworld after its fall to Abaddon the Despoiler during the 13th Black Crusade. The Auric Auxilia are currently commanded by Praetor-Colonel Talia Karsk, who once served in the Cadian Shock Troopers regiments of the Astra Militarum.

Horus Heresy

For much of the Horus Heresy, Phalanx was stationed in orbit of Terra and used as Rogal Dorn's command centre in the primarch's role as the Praetorian of Terra and overseer of the defences of the Imperial Palace. However as the Warmaster Horus' Traitor forces advanced into the Sol System, Dorn eventually moved his headquarters to the Bhab Bastion of the Imperial Palace.

During the final stages of the Solar War, Dorn intended to use Phalanx to shatter the Traitor armada emerging out of the Warp near Luna and Mars. To do so, he took personal command of the vessel.

However, the Remembrancer Mersadie Oliton unwittingly unleashed the Daemon Samus on the great star fortress.

Samus and its daemonic hordes were on the verge of capturing Phalanx for the Traitors and Dorn was about to order its self-destruction when Oliton committed suicide and closed the portal she had unintentionally created, banishing the Daemons through the same rift into the Immaterium from which they had come.

Phalanx was badly damaged during the battle, and with the Traitor forces closing in to begin the Siege of Terra, Rogal Dorn ordered the Armada Imperialis Admiral Niora Su-Kassen to take the star fortress into the outer reaches of the Sol System in order to both save it and wage war on the rear echelons of the Traitor armada.

War of the Beast

By the mid-32nd Millennium, Phalanx was already in a state of decay. Built to sustain a full Space Marine Legion, it was far too large to be garrisoned and maintained by a mere Chapter of one thousand Space Marines.

Most of its vast docking bays were deserted, and the Imperium's inability to replicate its ancient technologies resulted in even minor damage creating significant operational troubles.

Thus, during the War of the Beast, Phalanx was moved to the space between Terra and Venus in the Sol System so as to not risk it against the Ork Attack Moons.

13th Black Crusade

Phalanx was almost destroyed during the 13th Black Crusade in ca. 999.M41 at the fall of Cadia when it unexpectedly came to the aid of the defenders of that Fortress World, first by a daemonic infestation that overran its decks during Warp transit, and then by the prodigious firepower of the armada of Traitor Legion warships gathered in the Cadia System.

As the 13th Black Crusade opened, the Imperial Fists 3rd Company was defending Phalanx from a daemonic boarding action led by the Iron Warriors Warsmith Shon'tu and the Daemon Prince Be'lakor.

Shon'tu and Be'lakor sought to outdo Abaddon's goal of breaking through the Cadian Gate to drive on Terra by infesting the massive starship while on station in the Sol System and using it to bombard the Imperial Palace, circumventing the creation of the Crimson Path altogether.

Captain Tor Garadon was the commander of the 3rd Company and tasked with the defence of Phalanx. His forces inflicted extreme casualties on the attackers and maneuvered Phalanx into the Warp in order to protect Holy Terra should they fail in repelling the assault.

The Legion of the Damned arrived aboard Phalanx to assist Garadon's forces as the battle grew desperate for the Imperial Fist defenders. The Iron Warriors used daemonic scrap-code to take control of much of the starship, forcing Garadon to turn Phalanx's guns on itself to cleanse the sections infected by the Chaos-corrupted computer virus.

Ultimately, Be'lakor summoned a Warp rift aboard Phalanx but as victory seemed certain for for the forces of Chaos the phantom Astartes of the Legion of the Damned turned the tide. Yet, approximately ten percent of the vast starship was rendered unusable in the course of the battle for control over it.

With the Legion of the Damned still aboard, Garadon next guided Phalanx to Cadia, where it destroyed the Blackstone Fortress Will of Eternity after its shields were disabled by a force of Space Wolves commanded by the Wolf Lord Sven Bloodhowl.

The great vessel persevered through all of these hazards, however, successfully bearing many faithful Imperial warriors who escaped the fall of Cadia back to the Sol System and resuming its time-honoured position in orbit above the Throneworld, standing guard over the cradle of Humanity on the orders of the resurrected Lord Commander of the Imperium Roboute Guilliman.

Era Indomitus

Since the end of the 13th Black Crusade, repairs have been under way to restore Phalanx to its full functionality, and to purify those zones of the voidcraft deemed tainted by the touch of Chaos during the assault of Be'lakor and Shon'tu.

Amidst the endless bustle, the toing and froing of gene-bulked work gangs, and the interminable rites of the Adeptus Ministorum, the Adeptus Custodes have had little difficulty seeding agents onto the craft.

Hidden in plain sight, these intruders keep careful watch over what they view as a dangerously potent Adeptus Astartes war engine, and stand ready to take whatever action they must. To the Custodians, even the most loyal Space Marine Chapters will always be potential Traitors.

It is their duty never to forgive, nor forget, what trust in the primarchs led to during the Heresy. Thus, were Phalanx ever to direct its guns towards the Imperial Palace, the Custodians would enact veiled protocols that would see it scuttled before it could fire a shot.

By the time the Indomitus Crusade began to mark the start of the Era Indomitus, Phalanx was badly damaged, much of its ancient technology nonfunctional or long-decayed. In an act of solidarity, the Shadowkeepers of the Adeptus Custodes opened one of their Dark Cells and provided the Imperial Fists with secret technology long kept hidden within the bowels of the Imperial Palace, giving the sons of Rogal Dorn a chance to restore the star fortress' full capacities.

The vessel now operates at a level of readiness and efficiency that has not been seen in centuries.

Notable Features

Arena Restricta

Onboard the Phalanx, and in the Strike Cruisers and larger starships of the Imperial Fist Chapter fleet, can be found the Arena Restricta, sacred halls hung with ancient and storied blades, temples dedicated to the worship of the sword.

And upon that hallowed ground, battle-brothers draw their blades against one another, their feet secured in blocks of gleaming steel, while their brethren sit in solemn witness from above. The Imperial Fists Astartes duel to settle a dispute, or to prove the strength of one proposition against its counter, or merely to test the mettle of one battle-brother against another.

And though the wounds inflicted in the honour duel are seldom fatal, it is rare to find an Imperial Fist of long years who does not bear somewhere on him the badges of honour won in the Arena Restricta.

Departure Bay

Living aboard the mobile fortress-monastery, it was easy to forget that the Phalanx was the size of a small moon. Even given the majestic dimensions of the chapels and cathedrals, the Assimularum and Scriptoriums, it was too easy when living onboard to forget the sheer immenseness of the fortress-monastery.

When one stepped into the Departure Bay, though, one was immediately reminded not only that they were in a space-borne vessel, but that the Phalanx was immense on a scale that was difficult for a rational mind to comprehend. On the other side of the bay, so far away that the sight of it hazed with the distance, were the bay doors which opened out onto the cold vacuum of the void, before which were arranged hundreds of Thunderhawk gunships, Imperial shuttles and other such craft in their hundreds.

Overhead, hanging from the rafters that were barely visible from the deck, hung decommissioned aircraft and space-faring vessels of the Chapter, preserved and displayed in honour of past victories, and of those who had fought and died onboard them.

It was said that the departure hall was so large that it had developed its own microclimate, separate from the artificial environment which prevailed throughout the rest of the mobile fortress-monastery, and that there were strains of avian life-forms, roosting up in the rafters and onboard those ancient and honoured craft hanging from them, that had evolved into entirely novel forms and physiologies over the millennia, unseen by human eyes.

On a somewhat more human scale, though still towering over the battle-brothers who walked beneath, were arranged on the walls battle trophies from past victories, and enormous murals depicting famous battles from the annals of the Imperial Fists.

There were ancient weapons and early marks of power armour that dated back even as far as the Great Crusade, preserved eternally and displayed there reverentially after age finally robbed them of their use, each one of them carrying a provenance as long and celebrated as that of the Chapter itself.

Fluttering slightly in the pressure differential between the Departure Bay and the hatches which led to the corridors, there hung immense banners, each of them easily as wide as four Adeptus Astartes in full power armour standing abreast, and more than twice as tall. There was one for each of the Battle Companies of the Imperial Fists, each bearing the heraldry and litany of the company in question.

Surmounting them all was an even larger Chapter banner, golden yellow and trimmed in jet-black and blood-red, on which was inscribed "VII" – remembering the Chapter's origins as the Emperor's VIIth Legion during the Great Crusade -- and the word "Roma" -- referring to the Imperial Fists' earliest battle honour, which now existed only on a ceramite icon which itself was considered too precious and valuable even to put on display in the Inner Reclusium of the Phalanx -- and finally, the icon of the black fist grasping a red thunderbolt, beneath which was scrolled the legend "Sons of Dorn."

There were several Chapter banners, but only one of them was put on display at any given time, rotated out at regular intervals in recognition of important actions and significant victories. It was perhaps a testament to the long lifespan of the Chapter itself that in a certain time period when a battle-brother had lived on-board the Phalanx and the Chapter banner had not yet been changed out, it suggested that all of the great victories the Chapter had won in the time since had not risen yet to the level of a "significant victory."

Throughout the Phalanx there were also multiple tribute galleries which displayed art, standards and captured arms evoking the long, glorious history of the Imperial Fists.

Foredeck

The massive foredeck of the great vessel was able to accept large transport ships, including the High Lords of Terra's ship Potus Terrae, the equivalent in size of a light cruiser. The dock itself had a massive atrium covered in ornate panels and had four large, decorated docking corridors that allowed entrance into the ship.

The concourse was huge, over 100 metres high with a domed ceiling decorated with Legionary and Chapter victories. A 30 metre-wide diamond sat at the top of the dome, the walls held beautiful reliefs, and the marble floor was further decorated with a mosaic of Imperial Fist imagery.

At the other end was a massive staircase leading to a kilometres-long hall containing various trophies of conquest.

Adjacent to the trophy hall was another corridor with a grand but smaller stairway and corridor that contained damage from fighting during the War of the Beast.

At one end of the smaller corridor was a hall for dining and a chamber surrounded with plain glass for meetings. The chamber held a black, circular table and a finely crafted statue of a Space Marine in the center of the room.

This foredeck is so large that it can dock a dozen large cruisers and has developed its own ecosystem, complete with unique species of animal life that have had their own evolutionary history aboard the ship.

Sigismunda Tactica

This area of the mighty star fortress was the heart of Phalanx. It spanned the barracks deck and was a kilometre and a half wide. The Forge of Ages was anchored on one end, beyond which lay a tangle of engineering areas and power and coolant conduits.

The other flank of this large area terminated in the Rynn's World Memorial, an amphitheatre of granite inscribed with the names of the Crimson Fists lost in the infamous near-destruction of their fortress-monastery by the Orks during their assault upon that homeworld of the Imperial Fists' Successor Chapter.

A large, carved stone tableau contained carved battle scenes from the Rynn World's campaign.

Observatory

The Observatory was one of the Phalanx's many follies, a viewing dome built as a throne room for past Chapter Masters, where the transparent dome afforded a dramatic enough view of space to intimidate the Chapter's guests who came there to petition the lords of the Imperial Fists.

The former Imperial Fists Chapter Master Vladimir Pugh had little need for such shows of intimidation and kept the Observatory closed for years.

Librarium

The Phalanx also possessed a large Librarium which contained accumulated knowledge dating back to the bygone era of the Great Crusade. These vast repositories of knowledge were maintained by the ship's archivists, a curious breed even by the standards of the Void Born.

Most had been born on the ship -- the few who had not had been purchased in childhood as Chapter serfs to serve as apprentices to the aged Chapter functionaries. An archivist's purpose was to maintain the enormous parchment rolls on which the deeds and histories of the Imperial Fists were recorded.

Those massive rolls, three times the height of a man and twice as broad, hung on their rollers from the walls of the cylindrical archive shaft, giving it the appearance of the inside of an insect hive bulging with pale cells.

An archivist therefore lived to record the deeds of those greater than him. An archivist was not really a person at all, but a human-shaped shadow tolerated to exist only as far as his duties required. They did not have names, but were referred to by function. They were essentially interchangeable.

These strange, dusty, dried-out people had eyes preserved by goggles and their fingers were nothing more than thin bony spindles. They schooled their apprentices in the art of abandoning one's own personality.

Several archivists would write on the fresh surfaces of recently installed parchment rolls, their nimble fingers noting down the transmissions in delicate longhand. Others would be illuminating the borders and capital letters.

Apothecarion

The Phalanx is said to possess some of the finest medicae facilities in the Imperium within its onboard Apothecarion and the sickbays used by the ship's personnel.

Internal Defences

The Phalanx had been designed -- whenever it had been designed, before the Age of the Imperium -- to survive.

Any hostiles who boarded the immense ship might find themselves trapped in the tight, winding corridors of the engineering and maintenance areas just beneath the hull's skin, separated from the vast ship's more vulnerable areas by hundreds of automated bulkhead doors and whole sections of outer deck that could be vented into hard vacuum with the press of a control stud.

Panpsychicon

A little known area of the Phalanx lay deep within the bowels of the mighty star fortress. Known as the Panpsychicon, this was an unsuccessful experiment that had laid dormant for two standard centuries. The circular expanse of the Panpsychicon was bounded by smooth walls inlaid with mosaics.

The names of a hundred great battles from Imperial Fists history were depicted there in patterns of brightly coloured stone shards, surrounded by complex heraldries that spiralled into an unbroken pattern. Even the name Terra was picked out among the heraldry, commemorating the part the Imperial Fists had played in the battle for the Emperor's Imperial Palace ten thousand standard years before at the Siege of Terra.

In the centre of the Panpsychicon was a device of steel and crystal that reached the ceiling, something like a set of interlocking spider’s webs in which were suspended cut slabs and chunks of crystal like giant gemstones.

A rainbow of colours reflected from every surface, creating a maddening nest of shapes and light that refused attempts to view it as a normal object in three dimensions.

There were manacles set into the floor, one of dozens set in concentric circles around the central device. Some enemies of the Imperium resisted traditional interrogation techniques, particularly psykers amongst them. The Panpsychicon was built to rid them of their mental barriers. It was a machine built to grind down men's souls.

Only the Inquisition made use of such devices, but with varying degrees of success. Never before had one been built on such a scale. The Panpsychicon was a relic of the past, one rarely spoken of by the Imperial Fists themselves.

Strategium

The strategium is the command bridge of not only Phalanx but also the headquarters of the Imperial Fists Chapter fleet.

The strategium contains the Hand of Dorn, supposedly the last remaining portion of the body of the Imperial Fists' primarch, which members of the Chapter renew their vows before.

Hall Martalis

The Hall Martalis was the location of the vessel where aspirants seeking to join the Chapter are gathered and trained.

Temple of Oaths

The Temple of Oaths was an Imperial shrine located deep inside the star fortress.

Once the spiritual heart of the Imperial Fists Legion, today it is sealed, for those who were once to permitted to walk its halls without leave from Rogal Dorn are long dead.

Cloister of Remembrance

The Cloister of Remembrance is another Imperial shrine kept aboard Phalanx and the closest current equivalent for the Chapter to the ancient Temple of Oaths.

It is here where captured trophies and battle honors are kept and where Captains of the Chapter renew their oaths. The Cloister is unfurnished and austere.

Scriptum Ascenda

The Scriptum Ascenda is an archive of the Imperial Fists aboard Phalanx. Containing commentaries by Rogal Dorn on the events of the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy, the texts are said to be shockingly blunt and matter of fact in their manner.

Only members of the Imperial Fists 5th Company, the Chapter's Librarius, and the Reclusiam are permitted access.

Over time, however, the archive has become damaged and decayed and today what were originally great military schema and predictions of the future are now reduced to garbled prophecy.

During the 13th Black Crusade in the battle with the Black Fleet over Cadia, the Scriptum Ascenda was badly damaged.

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