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After a long rule, the ethereal supreme, Aun'Wei, knew it was time for his Last Walk, the ceremony when an ancient member of that secretive caste disappears forever within one of their mysterious temple-domes.

Those few Ethereals that have been captured and subjected to Imperial interrogation have proven less than forthcoming. Additionally, several studies have been undertaken by the Imperium, and the Ordo Xenos' Deathwatch is even in the possession of a low-ranked member of the caste, having captured him as his vessel passed through an unclaimed system near T'au-controlled space.

Special Rules and Wargear

Replacing the aging Aun'wei as the leader of the T'au Empire's governing Ethereal Council, he was said to be the oldest of the current Ethereals and it was easy to see his effect on the rapid expansion of the T'au Empire in the 41st Millennium. Aun'shi - A modest hero of many battles, Aun'shi longs for peace but is bound by duty to his comrades to wage war. Lionised by the Fire Caste, he is seen as a sure sign of victory upon the battlefield, and is greeted everywhere he travels with many salutes and deep and respectful bows.

So it was that Aun'Va assumed the role of the Great Leader of his people, assuming the title that translates best as "Master of the Undying Spirit" - or, he that directs the Greater Good.

Rules Adaptations

At the end of the battle round, for each of the high-ranking political figure objective markers, if that objective marker is not controlled by you, subtract 1 from its life total. If an objective marker’s life total reaches 0, it is destroyed; remove it from the battlefield. Known by the titular designation of aun in the T'au Lexicon, their name translates variously as the "Celestial" or "Ethereal Caste." Though their numbers are small compared to the other castes, the Ethereals are the rulers of the T'au Empire, and command near-total authority and loyalty from every other T'au. The academies of the Fire caste produce peerless strategists, true masters of the battlefield.Once per battle, at the start of your turn, a single < SEPT> BORK’AN DAL’YTH FARSIGHT ENCLAVES KE’LSHAN SA’CEA T’AU SEPT VIOR’LA COMMANDER unit from your army can declare either Kauyon or Mont’ka: Some weapons have ‘Blast’ listed in their profile’s abilities. These are referred to as Blast weapons. In addition to the normal rules, the following rules apply to Blast weapons: If you selected this Agenda, then after both sides have finished deploying, you must set up two objective markers anywhere on the battlefield that are:

At the time of the battle that catapulted Aun'Shi to the position of a full-scale hero of the T'au Empire, he was already nearing the age when an Ethereal can choose to retire to a life of contemplation within the Temple-domes of their caste.Kauyon Strike is even better than I thought if you use it to move multiple Ethereals, which is something I missed when playing it myself.

Aun'Va's next act was to decry the renegade Farsight, naming Commander Shadowsun as the new hero and military leader of the T'au Empire. She would lead the Third Sphere Expansion, but the elderly Ethereal vowed that she would not lead alone, for he himself would lend his counsel, personally heading to the forefront to guide her and the largest armies ever assembled by the T'au Empire. f. Clothing (majority removed). Complex woven fabric (material unknown); geometric patterns styled in copper filigree. Aun'Va was the ethereal supreme of the T'au Ethereal Caste and Aun'o or head of state of the T'au Empire. He was an almost religious figure of awe for the T'au and was also known as the "Master of the Undying Spirit" to his people.These objective markers represent high-ranking political figures, but do not count as objective markers for any rules purposes other than for this Agenda. Each of these objective markers starts with a life total of 3.