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Though powerful, Varlak was erratic and unhinged. Not expecting such a sudden response from the Imperium, Varlak became crazed, constantly suspecting treachery and summarily executing his followers.{{Fn|1a}}{{Fn|1d}} In the face of Imperial forces bearing down on his command bunker, Varlak sought to flee. His retreat thwarted by the destruction of his personal craft, Varlak desperately sought alternate means of escape.{{Fn|1c}} In the end Varlak was seemingly killed at the hands of the space marines and Korsk II was brought back into compliance.{{Fn|1e}}
Though reported dead, Inquisitor [[Darius (Inquisitor)|Darius]] suspected that Varlak had, in fact, managed to escape to [[Necromunda (planet)|Necromunda]]. In 997.M41 the Inquisitor reported that Varlak had been operating on the planet under the alias of the '''Grand Dog'''.{{Fn|2}} Later that same year, Inquisitor [[Fortez]], after eradicating the [[Cult Star Child|Temple of the Star Child]] on [[Levilnor IV]], headed to the asteroidal mining colony of Vanor XXI, after hearing rumours that Varlak was gathering a new army for rebellion there.{{Fn|6}}
==Sources==
*{{Endn|4}}: [https://web.archive.org/web/20080917073330/http://uk.games-workshop.com/witchhunters/villainy-infamy/1/ Villainy & Infamy: The Good, the Bad and the Possessed]
*{{Endn|5}}: [[The Inquisition (Background Book)]], pg. 59
*{{Endn|6}}: [[Warhammer 40,000 3rd Edition Rulebook]], pg. 273
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