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| The root of the Horizon plague runs much deeper than Zoraan's attempted revenge against the Brotherhood which exiled him. First developed by Lysu Thren during his self-imposed exile in the [[starwars:Drongar_system|Drongar System]], it was discovered by a crew of twelve young Sith during an expedition and eventually reached the hands of Tulak Hord. Generations later, knowledge of the bioweapon would pass into the hands of Zoraan, a former Grand Master thought to have perished during the destruction he unleashed nearly a decade before on [[Eos]]. | | The root of the Horizon plague runs much deeper than Zoraan's attempted revenge against the Brotherhood which exiled him. First developed by Lysu Thren during his self-imposed exile in the [[starwars:Drongar_system|Drongar System]], it was discovered by a crew of twelve young Sith during an expedition and eventually reached the hands of Tulak Hord. Generations later, knowledge of the bioweapon would pass into the hands of Zoraan, a former Grand Master thought to have perished during the destruction he unleashed nearly a decade before on [[Eos]]. |
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| | The plague was released into the Brotherhood in [[30 ABY to 39 ABY#36 ABY|36 ABY]] in advance of Zoraan's campaign to reclaim the Iron Throne. Zoraan's lust for revenge fueled the fleets that assaulted each of the Clan and House holdings before jumping towards the [[Antei System]] to crush the Brotherhood that had exiled Zoraan and to return to the Throne. |
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| | The Horizon plague claimed the lives of thousands of force sensitives throughout the Brotherhood. Its effects were eventually countered by an inoculation developed by [[Macron Goura Sadow]], an alchemist, and spread contagiously in the same way that the original plague had been transmitted. |
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| | The death toll from the following battles, including military and civilian deaths, is still being quantified. The orbital bombing of [[Karufr]] and the release of a bio-weapon on [[Kapsina]] meant that the civilian death toll alone was over 30 million. |
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| | The Horizons event was considered to stretch from the first outbreak of the plague to the death of Zoraan at the hands of [[Grand Master]] [[Muz Ashen]], though it had lingering consequences as the Clans and Houses continued to deal with the remnants of Zoraan's fleets. |
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Revision as of 22:21, 3 January 2013
Exiled from the Brotherhood and presumed dead, Zoraan sought to reclaim the Iron Throne he had once commanded in the mixture of fleet action and bio-warfare known as the Horizon event or simply as Horizons. The attack by Zoraan's fleet on Brotherhood space in 36 ABY struck all the Clans and Houses of the Brotherhood as well as the Brotherhood home system of Antei.
Introduction
The root of the Horizon plague runs much deeper than Zoraan's attempted revenge against the Brotherhood which exiled him. First developed by Lysu Thren during his self-imposed exile in the Drongar System, it was discovered by a crew of twelve young Sith during an expedition and eventually reached the hands of Tulak Hord. Generations later, knowledge of the bioweapon would pass into the hands of Zoraan, a former Grand Master thought to have perished during the destruction he unleashed nearly a decade before on Eos.
The plague was released into the Brotherhood in 36 ABY in advance of Zoraan's campaign to reclaim the Iron Throne. Zoraan's lust for revenge fueled the fleets that assaulted each of the Clan and House holdings before jumping towards the Antei System to crush the Brotherhood that had exiled Zoraan and to return to the Throne.
The Horizon plague claimed the lives of thousands of force sensitives throughout the Brotherhood. Its effects were eventually countered by an inoculation developed by Macron Goura Sadow, an alchemist, and spread contagiously in the same way that the original plague had been transmitted.
The death toll from the following battles, including military and civilian deaths, is still being quantified. The orbital bombing of Karufr and the release of a bio-weapon on Kapsina meant that the civilian death toll alone was over 30 million.
The Horizons event was considered to stretch from the first outbreak of the plague to the death of Zoraan at the hands of Grand Master Muz Ashen, though it had lingering consequences as the Clans and Houses continued to deal with the remnants of Zoraan's fleets.
Plot
Known Participants
Dramatis Personae - Antagonists
- Unknown Sith Master
- Archibald Zoraan- “resurrected” human (M), Grandmaster
- Cawel D'Alighet, White Current Adept, Zabrak(M), DP
- Narg Morko, Fallen Jedi,(M) human, DJM
- Mylah M'bansu, (M), Zeison Sha warrior (fallen), Twilek, (DJM)
- Nikri Aiyogtha, (M), (Korun) Seyugi Dervish, human, (DJM)
- Zahsim Simsizi, (F) Nightsister human (DA), -Traitor from DJB, mentioned first in prologue. Traitor to the Brotherhood.
- Vessah M’kawlieh (F), Arkanian, Matukai Force Warrior (DA) (force-using martial arts expert)
Results
- Arcona
- Plagueis
- Scholae Palatinae
- Naga Sadow
- Odan-Urr
- Tarentum
- Taldryan
Champions of the Vendetta
- Solus Gar (First Hero)
- Raken
- Darth Pravus
- Legorii Kryotek Entar
- Ronovi Tavisaen
- Socorra Erinos
- Marick Arconae
- Arden Karn
- Thran Occasus
- Graus Colvin
Trivia
- The Horizons event took place from September 28, 2012 to October 19, 2012
External Links
Horizons website
Sources
Horizons - A Brotherhood Vendetta