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{{PreviousEditionImperiumPortal}}{{cite}} The '''Star Child''' background was introduced in is a mysterious entity said to represent the second soul of the [[Realm Emperor of ChaosMankind]] books . == History ==The [[Emperor]] is the incarnation of the extinct [[Shaman]]s who, with their prophetic powers and referred connection to later the [[warp]] in the 3rd Edition Warhammer 40its natural and uncorrupted form,000 Rulebookhad guided ancient mankind. Much controversy arises out of its continued existence. Some point to the fact that the Cult in the Third Edition Rulebook was found in the '' After [[Horus]] [[Inquisition War Trilogy (Novel Series)Horus Heresy|Inquisition War Trilogyrebelled]]and destroyed the Emperor''s mortal frame, his body and soul could no longer remain as one; his soul melted into the warp, meaning that only a tiny core of the rulebookEmperor's humanity remaining whole, which is supposedly saying that was like a small child in a tiny reed boat adrift in the storm of the warp. Since the Star Child lore is refutedEmperor's soul survived, is directly referencing there was a novel where it is clearly stated it existspossibility that his whole essence could be reborn once more.
The soul of the Emperor adrift in the warp is the Star Child. The humans that were left in charge of is also suggested as being the Imperium had no real understanding of what had happened to compassion which the Emperor. Though the Emperor's body continued cast from himself in order to live within the Golden Throne and destroy his mind continued to be a beacon for humanitymost beloved Primarch-son, his soul is a god waiting to be bornHorus.{{Fn|1}}
==SourcesCanon Ambiguities ==* <sup>1</sup>[[Inquisition War Trilogy (Novel Series)]], Ian Watson, Black Library Publishing{{PreviousEdition}} * <sup>2</sup>The '''Star Child''' background was introduced in the second of the [[Realm of Chaos]]: ''Slaves books and referred to Darkness'' and ''The Lost and later in the Damned''* <sup>3</sup>[[3rd Edition]] Warhammer 40,000 3rd Rulebook. Much controversy arises out of its continued existence. Some point to the fact that the Cult in the Third Edition Rulebook]], p. 273* <sup>4</sup> was found in the [[Eye of Terror (Novel)|Eye of TerrorInquisition War Trilogy]], Barrington Jmeaning that the rulebook, which is supposedly saying that the Star Child lore is refuted, is directly referencing a novel where it is clearly stated it exists. Bayley, Black Library Publishing
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*[[Illuminati]]
*[[Sensei]]
==Sources==
*{{Endn|1}}: [[Inquisition War Trilogy]] by [[Ian Watson]], {{Cite This}}
*{{Endn|2}}: [[Warhammer 40,000 3rd Edition Rulebook]], pg. 273
*{{Endn|3}}: [[Eye of Terror (Novel)|Eye of Terror]], Barrington J. Bayley, Black Library Publishing
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*[[Realm of Chaos: Slaves to Darkness]]
*[[Realm of Chaos: The Lost and the Damned]]
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