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| − | The '''Sza''' were a [[Xeno]] species that were part of the [[Autocracy of Szaeyr]] - an alien/human coalition of worlds in the trailing reaches of [[Segmentum Tempestus]]. When [[Deathwatch]] [[Watch Commander]] [[Balhus]] learned of the Autocracy, he grew so incensed at the [[heretical]] integration between the Sza and their [[Human]] allies, that he called for a [[Deathwatch Crusade]] to [[Szaeyr Deathwatch Crusade|destroy them]]. Though there are no records as to the conclusion of the battle, the amount of firepower that the Deathwatch brought against the Autocracy leave little doubt that it was destroyed and the Sza were hunted to extinction.{{Fn|1}} | + | The '''Sza''' were a [[Xeno]] species that were part of the [[Autocracy of Szaeyr]] - an alien/human coalition of worlds in the trailing reaches of [[Segmentum Tempestus]]. When [[Deathwatch]] [[Watch Commander]] [[Balhus]] learned of the Autocracy, he grew so incensed at the [[heretical]] integration between the Sza and their [[Human]] allies, that he called for a [[Deathwatch]] [[Crusade]] to [[Szaeyr Deathwatch Crusade|destroy them]]. Though there are no records as to the conclusion of the battle, the amount of firepower that the Deathwatch brought against the Autocracy leave little doubt that it was destroyed and the Sza were hunted to extinction.{{Fn|1}} |
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Revision as of 06:56, 29 March 2026
The Sza were a Xeno species that were part of the Autocracy of Szaeyr - an alien/human coalition of worlds in the trailing reaches of Segmentum Tempestus. When Deathwatch Watch Commander Balhus learned of the Autocracy, he grew so incensed at the heretical integration between the Sza and their Human allies, that he called for a Deathwatch Crusade to destroy them. Though there are no records as to the conclusion of the battle, the amount of firepower that the Deathwatch brought against the Autocracy leave little doubt that it was destroyed and the Sza were hunted to extinction.[1]
See also
Source
- 1: Deathwatch: Rites of Battle, pgs. 246-247
