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The '''Fatecallers''' were the scholars of the library of [[Biel-Tanigh]] who did not fall to the hedonistic persuit pursuit of knowledge and in so doing survived the [[Fall of the Eldar]].{{Fn|2a}} The Fatecallers used the ''Asurentesh'', (the [[Heart of Asuryan]] ), a mechanism of older than the library itself, to understand the state of the world after the [[Fall of the Eldar]]. They learned of [[She Who Thirsts]] and it's its hold on [[Eldar]] souls, of [[Chaos]] and its role in the fall, the nature of the [[Tears of Isha]] and gathered one for each of them, and eventually attempted to gaze upon and understand Slaanesh herself{{Fn|2a}} – an act which sent their still-enraptured spirits within the nascent Waystones and left their soul-less bodies covered in [[Daemon-Web]], harilike hairlike crystals of entropic residue.{{Fn|2a1a}}

[[Maugan Ra]] was a foundling of the library and was raised by the Fatecallers, and was responsible for feeding the group and working their garden after the [[Fall of the Eldar]].{{Fn|2a}} Maugan Ra gathered the [[Waystone]]s of the twenty Fatecallers and integrated them into a [[Infinity Circuit|Matrix]] within the ''Asurentesh''. After he met [[Asurmen]] and [[Jain Zar]], Maugan Ra agreed to relocate the Asurentesh and the Waystones of the Fatecallers to the First Shrine on [[Asur]].{{Fn|2a1a}} Forever gazing upon She Who Thirsts, the spirits of the Fatecallers supply the [[Asurya]] with prophecy which guide their actions – it was they who fortold foretold the [[Rhana Dandra]] and the defeat of [[She Who Thirsts]].{{Fn|2b1b}}

==SourceSources==*21: [[Jain Zar: The Storm of Silence (Novel)]], :**{{Endn|2a1a}}: Chapter IX**{{Endn|2b1b}}: Chapter 1