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M33 or the 33th Millennium is a millennium within the Imperial Dating System.

Undated .M33

Event
The Apocrypha of Davio, an incomplete list of the Space Marine Chapters created in the Second Founding, is written. Among the Chapters unlisted is the Lions Sable.[2][3]
Sons of Guilliman Space Marine chapter founded.[4]
Howling Griffons Space Marine chapter founded.[1]
The Noloptis Crusade.[5]
The High Lords of Terra deliberately avoid using Dark Angels gene-seed during subsequent Foundings in this era.[6]
The Ecclesiarch declares the first War of Faith against the Confederation of Light. The Adeptus Ministorum all but exterminates the Confederacy, driving its few remaining followers back to Dimmamar. By the end of the millennium, there is no open worship in the Imperium, save for that practised by the Space Marines and Adeptus Mechanicus, that the Adeptus Ministorum does not control.[8a][15]
Mehlendri Silversoul ventures to the crone world of Falladon, collects the first Waystones, and returns to craftworld Iyanden. She labours with their Bonesingers for 300 years to adapt the infinity circuit, which she sacrifices herself to in order to awaken it.[16]

000-099.M33

Year Event
077.M33 The War of the Confessor. The Adeptus Ministorum turn their newfound power to holy war, adding many key Shrine Worlds to their holdings.[7][8b]

100-199.M33

Year Event
c.112.M33 The Feral War.[9]

200-299.M33

Year Event
265.M33 The High Lords of Terra exile Admiral Usurs on an explorator mission beyond the edge of the galaxy. Ursurs regularly transmits status updates on the new systems found and claimed in the name of the Emperor.[7]
285.M33 The last communication with Admiral Usurs is received. No contact is ever made with the systems mentioned in his earlier reports.[7]

300-399.M33

Year Event
313.M33 The Siege of Eternity's Gate.[7]
344-346.M33 The Blackstar Liberation. Over half of the Blood Angels Space Marine Chapter deploys to liberate the newly-rediscovered Blackstar System following the dissipation of Warpstorm Korinthus. The Blood Angels battle elements of the Night Lords, Death Guard, and Word Bearers for two full years before driving them off in a decisive battle in the irradiated ruins of Neverwish.[10]

400-499.M33

Year Event
454.M33 Rogue trader Apollyon Maestrich-Nova finds an untapped wealth of minerals on an unclaimed moon. In ten years, he has three fleets and his money can be found throughout the Reubic system; Apollyon succumbs to the temptations of Slaanesh. When his moon eclipses Reubia's sun, its inhabitants fall into a cannibalistic madness. Astropathic cries for help reach the Imperium and the Grey Knights are dispatched to save Reubia.[11]

500-599.M33

Year Event
560.M33 Almost the entire Dark Angels chapter takes to the field during the 2nd Mortis Gate Campaign. It is recorded that all three sacred standards flew at the triumph.[6]

600-699.M33

Year Event
615.M33 The pre-Heresy cruiser Blade of Infinity emerges from the Warp some 20,000 years after its departure.[7]

700-799.M33

Year Event
732-822.M33 The Imperium claims the Kulgotha system from xenos in the Red Stars Campaign. The Dark Angels participate in many battles, including a Chapter-strength deployment in the climactic battle of Vermilac Prime.[6]

800-899.M33

Year Event
802.M33 House Taranis begins sending Nobles that fail to enmesh with their Knights to the Adeptus Mechanicus to serve as Skitarii overseers.[12]
822.M33 Red Stars Campaign: Dark Angels Supreme Grand Master Alloken falls in battle with Ork Warboss Zogax da Great. Cypher's timely appearance prevents the Lion Helm and Sword of Secrets from falling into greenskin hands.[3]
831.M33 The Year of Ghosts: spectres of the deceased are reported to have risen up to defeat an incursion from the Warp.[7]
860.M33 To end the eight-decade long War of the False Primarch, the High Lords of Terra convene the Pentarchy of Blood. They charge five Space Marine Chapters (the Red Talons, Death Eagles, Carcharodons, Flesh Eaters, and Charnel Guard) with destroying eleven others declared Traitoris Perdita.[13]
ca. 870.M33 In the wake of the War of the False Primarch, the Hellion Sector secedes from the Imperium. Its leadership fallen to Chaos, the military forces of the Hellion Sector eventually ravage over eighty systems, killing untold billions. By the end of the Hellion War in M35, the sector is a blasted wasteland, devoid of life.[14]
882.M33 The thundering guns on the weapons-testing planet Veonid attracts a legion of Khorne, starting the First True War of Veonid.[11]

900-999.M33

Year Event
953.M33 The Siege of Lakadamon. The Sons of Guilliman lead the defence of Lakadamon from the forces of Ork Warboss Vorghad Bloodfang for three years until reinforcements from Battlefleet Tempestus and the Night Reapers and War Bearers Chapters arrive to break the siege.[13]
997.M33 The Angels of Redemption discover that the Saviour of Praxus is actually Cypher, who has been manipulating their recruiting practices on Praxus. Cypher escapes before the Angels can apprehend him.[3]

Notes

There is a lack of clarity over whether 000.M33 or 001.M33 is the first year of the millennium, and whether 999.M33 or 000.M33 is the last year of the millennium. Most sources state that 001.M33 is the first year and 000.M33 the last year. Since the creation of these articles Lexicanum has worked off of what is stated in the 5th Edition Rulebook, that being that 000.M33 is the first year, and 999.M33 is the last. Events in 000.M33 thus may have been either at the start or end of the millennium. For more information see here.


M32 Timeline M34

Sources

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