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'''Drogan''' was a member of the an [[Ordo XenosInquisitor]] of the [[Inquisition]] of the [[ImperiumOrdo Xenos]].^{{Fn|1}}

Many years ago, Drogan was captured by [[XenoXenos]]s and horribly tortured for years. This left a great hatred for aliens that made him resolve to find a way to destroy the alien threats facing the Imperium.^{{Fn|2 }} During a journey through the [[Warp]], Drogan let his [[psychic ]] defenses down (a dangerous thing for a [[psyker]]) and a spark of Warp energy appeared before him. Upon a second trip, he was able to summon another spark and capture it in a containment device. With the blessing of his superiors in the Inquisition, Drogan began researching a means to use it against the enemies of the Imperium.^{{Fn|1}}

Drogan arrived on the [[Forge World]] [[Graia]] and had his research in mind when he arrived. Drogan had enticed techpriests [[tech-priest]]s of the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] to allow him to conduct his research under the guise of working for the greater good of the Imperium. At first, his research was indeed for the greater good of the Imperium, however soon Drogan was contacted by a [[daemon]] of [[Chaos]] and he was killed, as evident by [[Servo-skull]]s found by [[Space Marine Captain|Captain]] [[Titus (Captain)|Titus]] of the [[Ultramarines]] which give details as to how Drogan became a pawn of Chaos and [[Nemeroth]].

Before he died, Drogan sent a distress signal for assistance. Captain Titus was the first of the Adeptus Astartes to answer. Drogan tasked the Ultramarines on various tasks to help further his plan, his plan was - to open a warp gate to Graia and allow the chaos warband of [[The Chosen of Nemeroth]] to come and take over the planet and it's its valuable resources, notably a [[Warlord Titan]]. However, he was not going to directly accomplish this, he intended to have someone else do this, in the unfortunate case, the Ultramarines Captain Titus. Drogan told the Ultramarines that the power source was indeed fueled by the warp, leading [[Leandros]], a member of the squad to state his grievances with the actions being taken by Captain Titus, due to his Leandros's belief in the [[Codex Astartes]]. Titus reassured Leandros that the Codex was merely a guide and Drogans Drogan's plan continued. Drogan led Titus to load the power source in into a launcher and fire the weapon, which would lead to a a psychic scourge which would kill the [[Orks ]] on Graia. The weapon was fired and fired at a spire of the [[Mechanicum]], the spire which was the conductor to allow the chaos invasion to begin by opening a massive [[warp storm ]] over the planet.

It was at that moment when Drogan's ''life'' had ended, Chaos as Lord Nemeroth had stolen the soul of shed his disguise. Drogan and Drogan was no more. Drogans 's actions eventually lead led to Captain Titus stopping the Ork invasion, killing Lord Nemeroth and being taken into for questioning by Inquisitor [[Thrax]].^{{Fn|1}}

*Drogan was voiced by actor [[Danny Webb]], who also performed the audio version of [[Dan Abnett]] and [[Graham McNeill]]'s short story anthology [[The Dark King and The Lightning Tower (Audio Book)|The Dark King and The Lightning Tower]].

*^{{Endn|1}}: [[Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine]] *^{{Endn|2}}: [http://www.spacemarine.com/game/characters/single-player Inquisitor Drogan at Space Marine.com]