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''Classis Mors Aestus'' ("Death's Wake Fleet") is a disciplined and terrifying armada forged in the embers of Imperial war doctrine. Flying blood-red sails over iron-shod hulls, its ships are triremes and galleasses reinforced with scavenged relics from the Great Empire's naval archives. Crewed by former legionnaires, penal battalions, and oathbound zealots, the fleet moves in relentless naval formation, favoring coordinated boarding actions, flame-throwing ballistae, and ramming prows wreathed in oilfire. Their flagship, the ''Carnifex'', flies a black laureled war-standard over a tide of red, trailing smoke and solemn war chants. It is not simply a pirate fleet... it is a funeral procession for the dying ideals of Empire, and Theodorus Fervus is its pallbearer. | ''Classis Mors Aestus'' ("Death's Wake Fleet") is a disciplined and terrifying armada forged in the embers of Imperial war doctrine. Flying blood-red sails over iron-shod hulls, its ships are triremes and galleasses reinforced with scavenged relics from the Great Empire's naval archives. Crewed by former legionnaires, penal battalions, and oathbound zealots, the fleet moves in relentless naval formation, favoring coordinated boarding actions, flame-throwing ballistae, and ramming prows wreathed in oilfire. Their flagship, the ''Carnifex'', flies a black laureled war-standard over a tide of red, trailing smoke and solemn war chants. It is not simply a pirate fleet... it is a funeral procession for the dying ideals of Empire, and [[Theodorus Fervus]] is its pallbearer. | ||
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|leadership = [[Theodorus Fervus|Warcaptain Theodorus Fervus]] | |||
|headquarters = ''Vestira Ignis'', a volcanic atoll in the northern [[Betshaban Ocean]] | |headquarters = ''Vestira Ignis'', a volcanic atoll in the northern [[Betshaban Ocean]] | ||
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Classis Mors Aestus ("Death's Wake Fleet") is a disciplined and terrifying armada forged in the embers of Imperial war doctrine. Flying blood-red sails over iron-shod hulls, its ships are triremes and galleasses reinforced with scavenged relics from the Great Empire's naval archives. Crewed by former legionnaires, penal battalions, and oathbound zealots, the fleet moves in relentless naval formation, favoring coordinated boarding actions, flame-throwing ballistae, and ramming prows wreathed in oilfire. Their flagship, the Carnifex, flies a black laureled war-standard over a tide of red, trailing smoke and solemn war chants. It is not simply a pirate fleet... it is a funeral procession for the dying ideals of Empire, and Theodorus Fervus is its pallbearer.
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