Keil-Xin

Keil-Xin (said: Ky.el-Shin) is a large Aeldari Craftworld. While it uses the traditional house system to differentiate between its different parts, it does not use the traditional way of government. Instead, it is led by a combined council of Farseers and Autarchs known as the Webway Watchers, with Nobles notably having little influence in politics. During the Fall, it was forced to secede into the Webway, which has been its home ever since. Despite the preparation they made beforehand, many in the Craftworld were lost. Masters of the Webway, they scour the labyrinth to ensure that their fellow Craftworlds can travel safely and the greatest asset to the Aeldari remains as such. 
== Early History ==
While these proud people did not fall into the same ruinous indulgences as their peers, they did not recognize the danger around them. In their arrogance, they shrugged off several warnings from other Eldar of impending doom. Eventually, the future showed what the dark excess was creating, and Keil-Xin fearfully left as one of the last Craftworlds. Fearful that they would not escape merely by sailing away, they decided to break into smaller fleets. Becoming a caravan, they fled to the Webway, hoping that this would keep them safe. However, they did not hold great knowledge of the labyrinth's workings at that time. By the time they finally neared the end, some of their caravans were still stuck too close to the Eye of Terror. Because of this, many were wiped out. However, their plan worked mostly. Though the shriek of Slaneesh's awakening and their proximity to the Eye left them cursed, most of their people escaped unharmed, making Keil-Xin one of the largest Craftworlds. 
For a while, the people of Keil-Xin watched the other Craftworlds. They began to realize how vulnerable their kin was out in the stars and how much safer it was in the Webway. It was at that moment the Craftworld decided that it would stay within the Webway, surviving in this final safe place. Everywhere else, enemies would surround them. But here, in the Webway, they could control what came in and when they exposed themselves. Thus they learned the secrets of the Webway, their knowledge of its paths rivaling that of the Harlequins.
Convinced that this was the final place that was safe for their race, they were distraught to find that Choas had begun to take even this stronghold. Quickly, they began a ceaseless crusade. Now, they fight on a ceaseless campaign to keep Chaos out of the Webway and ensure that the entrances remain secure. They would purge the Webway of the corruption Chaos was leaving as they struck out against the Great Enemy in any way they could, all while aiding others who would see the Dark Gods defeated. 
== Notable Events ==
To most, the movements of the Craftworld are seemingly random. Unless knowledge of forgotten Webway gates, lost artifacts, or Webay workings are known beforehand, it is impossible to see a pattern in their movements. Despite that, though, the purpose of the strikes always serves a greater purpose, and each deal the enemy a massive setback or bolsters their allies.
The warriors of this Craftworld currently fight on three different fronts. The first is that of the Eye of Terror. Knowing the lost knowledge found there, as well as the many artifacts, the war hosts there stop at nothing to secure these things. Another reason for fighting here is due to the fall of their kind and the growing rifts. When striking out, the Craftworld will attempt to disrupt Chaos from within its heart, preventing it from escaping and hindering its ability to harm the outside galaxy. Keil-Xin also fights in the rest of the galaxy, seeking to keep the Ruinous Powers from taking buried Webway gates. They also seek to find artifacts that can be used to help their cause. Often, they will try to help the younger races fight. After all, the more souls safe, the greater the forces against Slaneesh. Finally, they strive to purge the Webway of any darkness, whether it be that of Chaos or the Drukhari.
*Eye of Terror (678.M33): Keil-Xin had just finished raiding a nearby Croneworld. Just as they were going to leave, however, their seers caught sight of another Craftworld in the strands of fate. They felt the humming of a massive concentration of psychic power being unleashed nearby. Curious, Keil-Xin looked around, sensing Aeldari nearby, something which confused them. When they investigated, they found the Craftworld of Zhan-Torsi battling for its life. The other Craftworld had been pushed to its breaking point, flooded by the Great Enemy. All hope for them seemed to be lost. Keil-Xin, looking down at the abomination happening, was spurred to furious rage and indignation. With a burning passion, they descended on the enemy with righteous hatred and bought Zhan-Torsi enough time to Warp Jump to safety. Afterwards, Keil-Xin gave its word to keep Zhan-Torsi's existence a secret as they slipped back into the Webway.
*Unknown Croneworld (456.M38): During this time, a major artifact had been found on an old Croneworld. The artifact was a legendary weapon of immense power, the Kronkorsus, also known as the Smite of Asuryan. Fueled by psykers, it channeled the power put into it into a beam of pure Warp energy so powerful that it could scour whole planets lifeless. Determined to ensure that this relic never fell into the wrong hands, a Keil-Xin war host assembled and open some long-sealed portals to get there. When they emerged from the Webway, the Craftworld forces attempted to grab the weapon. However, the Midnight Hawks had stumbled across this planet and quickly called for backup. Soon, entire Chaos war fleets were converging on the crone world. Keil-Xin, outnumbered and outgunned, stood no chance. They were unable to capture the weapon in the little time they could hold their lines. Instead, they broke it into little pieces so that only they could fix it. Now, no one could use the superweapon. But despite this, they were still too slow, and the war hosts could not hold back the tide of Ruinous Power flooding in. They were forced into the Webway without time to seal the portal. Now, several of the Craftworld's fleets found themselves in mortal danger. Desperate, a final stand took place, led by Jehoara Aysar. Frantically sending out panicked psychic distress calls, they waited for salvation. Fighting as hard as they could, they could not hope to save their fleet. All seemed lost for this portion of the Craftworld until new hope surged. Harlequins from the Rising Soprano came from the other paths of the Webway and descended upon the Great Enemy with malice. More fleets from Keil-Xin came forward to help, and the Avatar of Khaine traveled through the Exalted Gate and to the battle. Skathach Wraithknights from all over came to their aid, venting their hatred at the fallen Space Marines. Zhan-Torsi, a fellow Craftworld, also sent in help. Combined, the Aeldari surged forward with new hope and fury. For weeks on end, the two sides clashed with unimaginable fury and rage. The tide fully turned when a group of Warp Spiders, led by Ashthrall Ishnayl, Warp jumped to the crone world. Then, delving into the open gate, they attacked the enemy from behind and opened some holes. Coming through those holes, the Asuryani now surrounded the enemy. Pushing forward, they won. Before reinforcements could arrive, Keil-Xin took the parts to the superweapon. Then, without delay, they ran back into the Webway, sealing the gate they used on the way out.
*Zuihouzhan (578.M39): Within the Gaozan Cluster, an Ork fleet launched an unexpected WAAAGH attack. The space marine chapter defending this cluster was busy elsewhere, leaving only a minor portion of their forces to halt the greenskin invaders. Within the infinity circuit of the Ishnayl fleet, Corithya foresaw the conflict. The skeins of fate had shown her that, unless several maiden worlds were to fall and much of the Webway compromised, the Emperor's Dragons could not be allowed to fall. If they did, they would drag countless down with them. With this warning, Corithya slipped to the Webway Watchers, who immediately ordered a massive spirit host of Ishnayl to help the Space Marines. Included in those forces was a small squad of Skathach Wraithknights. When they exited the Webway, the Keil-Xin wraith constructs emerged to the sight of retreating Space Marines. The Space Marines were slowly backing away, slugging at the enemy to weaken them, refusing to back down any until they absolutely had to. Due to their underwhelming size, the Space Marines had been driven deep within their cluster. Without hesitation, the warriors of the Craftworld struck out at their pursuers. As the battle escalated, the Space Marines turned and joined the battle. Relieved by the Asuryani forces, the two factions combined their strength to defeat the enemy. When they achieved victory, Keil-Xin and the Emperor's Dragons peacefully parted ways, with the Emperor's Dragons leaving the Asuryani alone since they gave aid. Slipping back into the Webway, Keil-Xin decided to keep a close eye on the Emperor's Dragons, knowing that they would play a major part in the future.
*Xīn dìfāng (937.M39): From the Corsair fleet of the Fallen Nova, Keil-Xin got word of an approaching Chaos Warband, the Midnight Hawks. These children, all following Slaneesh, had set their sights on one of the planets within the Gaozan Cluster. In it lay an artifact that the Emperor's Dragons, the Screaming Reaper. This old Aeldari artifact could unleash sonic waves that could cause the molecules of entire continents to vibrate so violently that the land would implode into separate molecules. The Craftworld had no time to waste, sending a hasty warning to the Space Marines near before racing to engage the enemy. The Midnight Hawks were caught off guard by the rapid assault, but their superior numbers allowed them to slog forward. However, try as hard as they might, they could not hope to destroy the Asuryani war host. Their numbers were large enough, though, so that many slipped by and headed outwards to the planet. Luckily, the Emperor's Dragons had come to respond and destroyed the rest of the Fallen Legion. When the Space Marines caught up to Keil-Xin, the Eldar had dealt with their forces and had forced their enemies to hastily retreat. Once more Keil-Xin had saved the Space Marines from the worst, though some of it was handled by the Humans. Before the battle, they had sent out a small group of Outcasts to take the Screaming Reaper. Successful, these Outcasts joined up with the rest of their allies. Then, before the Imperium could think of double-crossing them, they slipped back into the Webway.
*Unknown Space (154.M40): Keil-Xin had called all of its fleets into one area of real space, having sensed the approach of the Great Hunger. Determined the shield the innocence of the younger races behind them, they bravely created a bulwark using themselves. Standing valiantly in the way of the approaching enemy, even they could not see the strands of fate fast enough to contemplate the true nature of this campaign. Unbeknownst to them, Krumpa's successor had used his band to change the conditions of the battle. Rather than facing a splinter like they originally planned, Keil-Xin found itself facing both a splinter of the Leviathan as well as the main bulk of Hive Fleet Drakon. Facing a full Tyranid fleet, Keil-Xin was horrified. Even worse, they couldn't retreat. The Great Hunger had flanked them, making a retreat, which would expose their backs and sides, much too dangerous. Shouldering their responsibility, and putting both their honor and righteousness before them, they stood their ground. They still had a little leeway to use, and they used this to evade the greatest forces for a short while. However, they were soon surrounded with nowhere to go, terrified as the enemy closed in on them, destroying many ships. In desperation, they sent out a psychic call for help as they summoned both the Avatar of Khaine and the Wraithlord of Zane Knightstar to war. Fortunately for them, the Argent Executioners were able to pick up this distress signal. Even luckier, the Space Marines chose to intervene, crashing into the Tyranid threat from behind. With such help, Keil-Xin pushed back at their opponents. The combined firepower of both factions ripped the splinter and Hive Fleet apart. Keil-Xin was both saved and eternally grateful to their saviors. The Space Marines, seeing an opportunity, extended the branch of friendship to the Asuryani. The Craftworld agreed, establishing its first true alliance. The Aeldari agreed to the terms of the alliance, promising to provide the Argent Executioners with aid whenever required, so long as it did not threaten the extinction of another Craftworld. Now, Keil-Xin had a true friend to help in the extermination of the darkness that threatened the galaxy. They would help the Space Marines, and the Space Marines would help them back. To signify this alliance, Keil-Xin gifted the Space Marines with the Web Stone. This relic was special in the way it functioned. They came in pairs, with the other being held by the Craftworld. If a psyker from both factions connected to it, and thus each other, a Webway path would be formed temporarily between the two places, creating a way for them to travel directly to each other no matter where the other was in the galaxy. With the alliance forged and gifts exchanged, Keil-Xin slipped back into the Webway, keeping its promise in mind.
*Ocustia Prime (342.M40): The Farseers had foreseen danger in the extreme. In the world of Ocustia Prime, a fallen chapter was attempting to summon the power of Slaneesh in such a way that a new rift would open, one greater than any seen. Determined to stop this, they warned the Order of the Ember Thorn of the impending doom. In addition to the warning, Keil-Xin mustered a war host and used the Webway to strike out at the Space Marines. This action disrupted the ritual and saved the planet. However, it was enough to open a small rift, from which poured a torrent of corruption. The war host would have been destroyed if the Sisters of Battle had not shown up then. Combined, the Eldar and Imperial forces drove Choas back and closed the rift. Before the Inquisition could arrive to learn more about this mysterious new Craftworld, Keil-Xin's war host had retreated into the Webway.
*Archtal IV (562.M40): On Archtal IV, a group of Orks was attempting to take over the planet's moon. A small outpost belonging to the Imperium began to panic knowing that this advance force would lead to a WAAGH invasion. Desperate, the Daughters of Athena, who were manning the outpost, called for help. This call was picked up by the Craftworld, which answered by sending a war host to help. The Orks, if they invaded and took over the planet, would threaten nearby maiden worlds, something that Keil-Xin could not allow. Because of this, the Craftworld decided to help. Just in time, the war host exited the Webway and relieved the Imperial Guard forces there. Holding off the Orks so that the Daughters of Athena could get Imperial help, the Craftworld fought valiantly. However, their strength was not enough. Just before they would be overrun, the Daughters of Athena came back with extra forces, saving the Eldar. Together, the Imperial and Asuryani forces forced the Orks to leave.
*Krystar I (645.M40): The Cabal of Agony had, with help from a nearby Choas war band, learned of the planet Krystar I. On the planet, an Aeldari artifact lay. This Artifact, the Web Harp, could open up or even make inferences in the Webway. Gaining this object would help the Cabal rapidly spread across the galaxy and further the cause of their dark patron. However, to get it they would have to invade the planet which was under the protection of the Imperium, led by the Order of the Dawn. Despite such potent defenses, the Cabal planned their assault. Luckily, a small Outcast craft from Keil-Xin spotted the massing war fleet. With the speed of a shining spear, the Outcasts returned to the Webway and located the closest Keil-Xin war host. The Craftworld quickly set out. They wouldn't have time to warn the Sisters of Battle about the upcoming invasion, but they would be able to support them. Just as the cabal burst out of warp space and attacked the planet, Keil-Xin emerged from the Webway and secured the artifact. Then, once they had sent a messenger back to the Craftworld with the harp, the war host pushed out to help the Imperial forces. The Imperial forces were holding their own, though it was only because of the skill of the Order of the Dawn that held the lines together. With the help of the Eldar, the Imperium drove the Cabal of Agony off. After the battle, Keil-Xin retreated into the Webway before the Sisters of Battle could try to interrogate them. Before they left, however, they promised to help the Order of Dawn with their quest to end the Sisters of Night. Because of this promise, rather than try to follow the Xenos and cause a conflict, the Sisters of Battle turned a blind eye to their exit.
*Aurora (731.M40): The Sisters of Night, furious at a series of recent defeats, allied with the Betrayed to launch another invasion of Aurora. Determined to take over and get revenge for the past, the Sisters of Night hoped to catch the Order of the Dawn by surprise. The battlefield, Mt.Cion,  was an icy mountain, the tallest of its kind. The only defense in that area was a small army of Sisters of Battle and some small auxiliary units. However, the skeins of fate had shown this threat to the Asuryani of Keil-Xin. If the forces of Chaos succeeded, they would take over countless planets behind Aurora, including one that held an active Webway gate. This would be disastrous for several other Craftworlds. In response, the Keil-Xin launched a war host through the Webway and warned the Sisters of Battle of the impending attack. At first, the female warriors refused to believe the Xenos, almost leading to a violent conflict. However, the Chaos forces attacked at the climax of the argument. With a new threat to focus on, both the Humans and Asuryani combined forces. Using a preset ambush and the skill of the Emperor's followers, Aurora was saved from that invasion force. Afterward, the Order of the Dawn attempted to take some Eldar for questioning. Before they could, however, the warriors of Keil-Xin slipped back into the Webway.
*Corkav (739.M40): The Kabal of the Bleeding Heart had been raiding Imperial space lines near Corkav, a planet close to the Aeaean Cluster. Since the Kabal left no survivors of the attacks or otherwise captured anyone alive, a company of Astartes from the Nemean Lions was dispatched to investigate the matter. When they arrived, they were quickly spotted by the Drukhari. Unprepared to face such a large force of Kaballite warriors, the Space Marines attempted to retreat to nearby Imperial forces. They were cut off, however by more of the Drukhari raiding party. Luckily Keil-Xin had also been hunting for the source of destroyed ships, fearing that these attacks would bring a larger Imperial presence, something that could lead reveal the existence of Craftworld Zhan-Torsi. Upon seeing the battle happening at Corkav, a Keil-Xin warhost immediately came out through the Webway and aided the Nemean Lions, and together they were able to drive back the now outnumbered and unprepared Drukhari. The Nemean Lions withdrew from the world, agreeing to keep quiet about the Aeldari assistance, as the war host slipped back into the Webway.
*Kloras II (854.M40): Farseer Croynath looked into the skeins of fate and foresaw danger in the form of Hive Fleet Drakon. Upon further scrying their path, the Webway Watchers determined that the fleet was heading into space near Rikal, a place occupied by Viorl'yth Sept troops. However, the area was also home to a hidden maiden world that would be devoured should the Viorl'yth Sept fall to the Tyranids. Determined to thwart the Great Hunger, Keil-Xin sent out a war host led by Zane Knightstar to battle the upcoming threat. Since the situation required the utmost attention, the house of Ishnayl had most of its warriors sent out for the conflict. Before setting out, they gave the Tau sept a warning of the approaching threat. When they exited the Webway, the war host found the Tau forces locked in a fierce struggle with the invading Hive Fleet, which was now sending reinforcements to the waking bioforms awaking on the planet from dormant sleep. The war host quickly joined in the battle, shoring up the crumbling Tau lines and providing support. For this battle, the Avatar of Khaine was summoned and sent out to battle. For months, battles raged across Kloras II's surface and the space above it was filled with warring fleets as the opposing forces clashed for control of the planet. In the end, warriors of the Ash Scorpions came and gave the needed relief required for victory. In the aftermath, Keil-Xin slipped back into the Webway. However, the cost for the Craftworld was horrifyingly grand, with the house of Ishnayl being reduced to a phantom house.
*Unknown Croneworld (996.M40): After gathering intel from different Corsair fleets, Keil-Xin had gathered substantial evidence as to the location of two invaluable artifacts. The first of these were some of the Tears of Isha, of which the spirits inside would be immensely helpful. The second artifact was the Aswonjarhyi, or the Slashing Nova. This sword, according to myth, was one of the 99 Vaul made for Khaine. This sword was the 98th, and one of the most powerful. So strong was this blade that it could easily destroy hordes of greater daemons when put in the right hands. The slightest cut from this blade would give the victim a mortal wound, and no armor could hold it back. Determined to get these, foreseeing the need for psychic held, Keil-Xin chose to push for it. Unsealing a Webway entrance in this Croneworld, the hosts of house Ishnayl led the attack. At first, they seemed to be winning. However, the leaders of the Chaos there, the Sisters of Night, quickly responded. The battle was Titanic, but unless they wanted to sacrifice countless lives, Keil-Xin could not hope to gain the artifacts. Just when it seemed like defeat was imminent and the Craftworld would have to leave empty-handed, however, a small army of Skathach Wraithknights exited the Webway and into the heat of the conflict. With their support, Chaos was driven back, and Keil-Xin secured the relics. Then, before Chaos could gain the advantage again, Keil-Xin and its Skathach Wraithknight army retreated back into the Webway, sealing the entrance on their way out.
* Great Rift (999.M41): The Webway Watchers had foreseen danger of the highest degree. Within the Webway, reality was torn and warped, forcing the fleets of Keil-Xin to all retreat to the heart of the Webway, with the nearest exit/entrance being within the Gaozon Cluster. Unfortunately, this doomed the Craftworld at the same time. They had escaped the effects of the opening of the Great Rift, but now Daemons poured out. Using their most potent powers, they managed to break into the Heart of the Webway through the Gaozon entrance. The Craftworld only saw the danger coming when it was too late, barely having any time to prepare. Soon, Chaos fell on them like a mighty tempest, raging through their ranks and destroying them. Keil-Xin was a powerful Craftworld, especially when it was fully whole. Using this, the Craftworld fought back, slowly being forced deeper within their territory. Despite their might, Keil-Xin could not hope to win. In desperation, they sent out many distress calls. Included in those calls were the Emperor's Dragons. Calling on the ancient debt, Keil-Xin pleaded for their aid, lest their Craftworld be destroyed. The battle continued with both sides wreaking havoc on each other. Luck ran out, though, and Keil-Xin, who had been avoiding heavy losses by shifting back during combat, now found itself unable to back any further. Cornernered and hopeless, the war hosts fought one, determined to go down in a blaze of glory. All seemed lost, and Keil-Xin had given up any thought of victory. But fate smiled down on them. At this moment, their distress calls were answered. The Emperor's Dragons came into the open Webway entrance and attacked Chaos from behind. Within the Webway, Zhan-Torsi's war hosts appeared. Harlequins came from the Labyrinth, as did several Corsair fleets. The tide quickly turned, and now the Runious forces were being forced back. At that moment, however, news came to the Emperor's Dragons that their home world, Quailong, was under attack by a splinter fleet of Leviathan. Since they had left their homeworld depleted in defense when they ran to aid the Aeldari, they now had to leave the battle with Chaos. Before they went, however, Keil-Xin gave them one gift. As a token of friendship and gratitude, Keil-Xin gifted them the Screaming Reaper, making the Space Marines promise to never abuse its power. With that, the Space Marines raced back to their planet to face the Tyranid invasion. The battle continued until Chaos was finally forced out of the Webway and had to retreat far away. 
** Siege of Quailong: Once the Great Enemy was defeated and the Craftworld saved, Keil-Xin dispersed their fleets out across the Webway once more to fix what damage the Great Rift had caused. But they could not ignore the Tyranid threat. They owed their lives to the Humans, and honor commanded that they help their saviors. With a burning passion several massive war hosts, the likes of which the galaxy had never seen, raced out of the Webway and to Quailong. Once they had exited their portals, they were treated to a horrific sight. All around, the ground was barren and stripped. Smoke clogged the air and Tyranids had filled the air. All around, they surged at the defenses put up by the Emperor's Dragons. The Space Marines were struggling, having been pushed to the breaking point and forced to retreat to their monastery fortress, Jianshi. But before they could collapse, Keil-Xin and Zhan-Torsi flooded the field, relieving them. With their combined power, the allies pushed out against the splinter fleet. The battle raged on for what seemed like an eternity, but the blazing fury of Khain shined in the Asuryani, and they would not let this world fall. For the Emperor's Dragons were under their protection, as was all innocence and honor. In the end, the splinter fleet was demolished, with what little survived being driven to the state of animals, all of which left the cluster. Thus, the human world was saved. Promising to keep the Space Marine cluster safe and expressing their feelings of friendship, Keil-Xin slipped back into the Webway, shutting the gates behind them, though not before they secured a sacred promise from the Space Marines. A promise to keep the existence of Zhan-Torsi secret. 
*Seige of Kantus IV (012.M42-Current): The Farseers of the Craftworld had foreseen danger to the highest degree. World Bearers, the Apostates of Ash, and more Chaos filth had begun an invasion of the planet. The imperial forces protecting the world were led by the Order of the Holy Flame and had seen heavy fighting all around the planet. While they had managed to fend off the attackers so far, the Farseers knew that they could not hope to win without aid, not with Be'lakor himself planning to join in the conflict. Because of this, they sent three war hosts to aid the struggling human soldiers. Emerging from the Webway and blazing with the thirst of Khaine, they charged out and saved many Hives on the edges which, upon escaping their captors, went back to the Human's main lines and gave reports of how they had been saved. The saved PDF and Sisters of Battle were slightly hostile, though the Eldar sent them warning shots to back off. Then, fighting alongside the Humans, they drove off the initial attacks and stuck close to the flanks. During this time, they sent Koranth, their best Ranger, to broker an alliance with the Order of the Holy Flame's Canoness. He managed to secure their help and gave her a telepathic runestone so that he could keep in contact, though this was an unsanctioned act. Later, he returned to where three additional war hosts were still hiding within the Webway, waiting for the right moment to strike. He delivered both the news of the truce and the warning to avoid contact with the imperial forces when possible. Later, when Chaos tried another charge, the other war hosts burst out from the Webway. Led by the Avatar of Khaine and Jehoara, they quickly set about defeating the fresh enemy advance. Then, waiting once more for the next blow in this long war, they returned to the Webway. 
**Sal'gax'salash: The forces of Chaos, angered by the Craftworld's interference, realized that if they continued their upfront invasion, the amount of time and causalities they would suffer could possibly negate the rewards reaped by victory. They sought a quick success, freeing them up for a quick strike at Terra without giving the Imperium's capitol any warning signs. Because of this, they attempted to go to the planet the T'au have dubbed Sal'gax'salash. Hoping to use it to launch an unseen assault that could crush the enemy resistance, they planned to use this solar highway to their advantage. Unfortunenatly for them, the Farseers noticed this with their powers and sent warhosts to stop the enemy. But despite the mettle they showed in their attempt to halt or even drastically slow Chaos, they failed to provide the strength for such an endeavor. The only fleet available to help them was one of the Avarga'avax Sept's, a loyal T'au Empire Sept. Fearful that, because of their run-in with these xenos during the fight at Cova'da, the T'au would refuse to help them, they were hesitant to ask for help. But in the end they had no choice but to, so they hailed the T'au Fleet. The Sept, seeing their distress and true to their virtues, in exchange for the Craftworld's allegiance, agreed to help them. As the fight drags further on, it is only these two combined forces that keep the Imperium of Mankind from facing final annihilation. 
== Organisation (Society and Government) ==
=== Overview ===
Once they started on their endless crusade in the Webway, they realized that having a fleet in one place would slow down their movements. Instead, they broke into smaller fleets, each a smaller and more manageable version of a Craftworld. From the outside, they seem one united Craftworld and are in many ways. However, despite their hierarchy and close bonds formed by communication and alliance, they are never truly in one place or ship. The fleets consist of a couple or a trio of houses. Each fleet took up a certain area in the Webway, tasked with completing Keil-Xin's mission there. Now, the fleets remain dispersed as they battle different threats from all over the galaxy. Their division of houses follows decisions, but each house makes up the greater nation and must submit to the rulings of the High Council. 
The High Council consists of 5 Autarchs and 5 Farseers. Each of these councilors has become the master of their chosen Path and is the greatest among their kin. Combined, they work out solutions to the greatest issues and campaigns that occur. It is also their job to maintain relations with any allies they have. Due to how constantly this Craftworld fights in its never-ending crusade, the High Council have put other leaders below them who will look over a few different houses and act as commanders. Without these commanders, the operations of Keil-Xin would dissolve into mayhem. After all, their crusade leads to countless battles at all times, too many for the High Council alone to govern. 
In addition to the High Council, there is another way that the Craftworld uses. The Bonesingers of Keil-Xin can make the wraithbone infinity circuits of the small fleets let out a frequency that syncs with that of the other infinity circuits. When sycned, their power combines and creates a safe tunnel through which souls can pass. Because of this, the Phantom Council can move through and advise any part of the Craftworld that may need it. Each of the members of this council are fallen heroes, ones who expertise and legendary experience is invaluable to completing the vision.
For the most part, the Craftworld comes into contact with all the different races. Since they can be found all over the galaxy at any given point in time, their interactions with others are many. Most of their interactions are hostile, shown during the heat of battle. For others, however, it can be rather peaceful. Such examples include when the Craftworld is acting as an ally during the conflict. For the most part, the interactions are all reserved for war. This Craftworld keeps to itself, emerging from the Webway only to fight. As such, much of it is a mystery, even to its own race. The reasons for their visits to the physical realm are knowledge only they have. This is furthered by the fact that they are completely self-sufficient, save for when they go on excursions to gain star power. This is needed to fuel their small Craftworld ships, as well as other vehicles in their fleets. Despite this, they need help from no one in supporting themselves, though they do still trade with Cosiars for goods.
=== Major Houses ===
Keil-Xin has five major houses. These houses are the largest of all and are noted for their honing of a particular aspect of the Craftworld. These houses have all played a major role in the history of their Craftworld, and often are considered to have the greatest voices of all the many houses.
# House of Aysar: This house endorses and funds countless shrines, as well as pays for legendary Corsairs and Outcasts to visit and give demonstrations. According to myth, the ancestors of this house were taught the art of war by Eldanesh himself. Ever since, that knowledge and training have been passed down through the generations. Because of it, this house is largely a warrior house, with its members rarely choosing a different path.
# House of Knightstar: This house is noted for its many powerful psykers. Often, they have shown more creativity, potential, and frequency in these dark times. The first member of this house (though that is now debated), Zane, was said to have drunk from the blood of Morai-Heg. The knowledge destroyed his body, but a spirit stone captured his essence. Now, in times of the direst circumstances, he is summoned in as a Wraithlord. It is said that his soul was then put in a wraithbone shrine in the house. However, his ancient presence was forgotten until the late 42nd millennium, when Ayrisia Ishnayl discovered his presence in her fleet.
# House of Faulcan: This house is noted for its engineers and civilians. Many of the members of this house follow the civilian paths. The Path most of them follow is that of the Bonesinger. Using their knowledge, they create and fix the Engines of Vaul. They also create many different weapons, vehicles, and armor used by the war hosts. However, because of the eternal war, this Craftworld finds itself in, most in this house are forced to be Guardians and combat piolets.
# House of Ishnayl: This house was once home to some of the mightiest shrines of all. However, during the battle against Hive Fleet Drakon, this house faced such great losses that it became a ghost hall. Most of its ranks fell, though their souls were saved and now serve in the Spirit hosts. This house used to create Warlocks as well. However, the psykers of this house became Spiritseers due to their connection with their lost brethren. Another achievement of this house is the finding of Zane Knightstar. In fact, it is rumored that he has something to do with the high count of Spiritseers present in this house.
#House of Acoust: This house is noted for its high count of Outcasts. Because of this, this house specializes in trade and hiring of Corsairs for campaigns, supplies, and information. This is largely because many from this house live in Corsair fleets, raiding the stars as they traverse the galaxy. They act as part of the eyes and ears of Keil-Xin in the material world and will, due to the close bonds of their people, come to the aid of their Craftworld should the need arise.
=== Culture ===
The culture of this Craftworld is a wealthy, but grim, one. The mentality of the Asuryani of Keil-Xin is a determined one. They believe that victory is within their grasp, that it can be achieved if it is truly worked for. The grimness comes from constant warfare and conflict against all kinds of enemies. No matter what road they take they will lose much, a fact they are well aware of. They are also very wealthy, most likely because they don't trade with other races or even their kind. Because of this, their wealth is unblemished. They are also considered to be ruthless at times, as they will stop at nothing to see their mission complete.
The culture of Keil-Xin is directly tied to their warrior ways. Because of the ever-present threats in and around the Webway, this Craftworld must always have the war hosts both ready and active. They are pushed and indoctrinated to walk this path as one of their first and then stick with it. Overextended in many ways, the people of this Craftworld must hone and concentrate their skill to levels that other Craftworlds would consider madness. Due to their dedication to the Paths of the Warrior, many have become lost. While their kin would see this as dangerous, Keil-Xin sees this as noble, the only way to survive in a galaxy bent on destroying them. After all, the best things in life are the ones that you fight for, so who can blame them?
The dedication to the Paths is not as extreme as that of Alaitoc, but it is close. Unlike Alaitoc, it is not rules set by the rulers that spur such devotions. Rather, it is the reality around them and their mission. However, despite such discipline, the number of outcasts is surprisingly low. This is because of how tight-knit the Craftworld is. Though it is always scattered among the stars, these Asuryani are held by bonds of understanding. It is common knowledge why they stick to the Paths so closely, for how else are they to save their noble race? How else are they to survive in their new home, keeping it from being overrun? Still, some do leave to the lives of the Outcasts. Still, they remain close to the Craftworld, often giving valuable information and helping during campaigns of conquest.
The gods that Keil-Xin favor are Khaine, Asuryan, and Morai-Heg. Their existence is a violent one, and they often require the use of the Avatar of Khaine. They follow him with all their psyches, for without his spirit they have no hope of victory in their endless struggle. As for Asuryan, he represents their light in a suffocating darkness. With wisdom and a clear mind, his spirit gives them the sight to see past their misguided illusions and to the true struggle ahead. With his will before them and his presence with them, they are certain of new life from the last place of his race. And as for Morai-Heg, this Craftworld seems to have a special connection with her, due to Zane Knightstar. It is rumored that, at his shrine, a remnant of her presence lives on, empowering those who listen to him. From this strange place, her wisdom radiates, and many go to learn.
== Military ==
=== Overview ===
The Military of Keil-Xin is extensive, drawing from all available options and fields. This is because they face many different species, and thus must be flexible with their tactics. From Orks to Necrons, Keil-Xin has been forced to prepare for all opponents possible, even if no conflict has happened with that particular faction yet. Another part of this is the fact that Keil-Xin fights in many places at once, forcing them to have enough forces to send out to different terrains. If even a single option is not accessible, it could mean defeat.
=== Favorite Strategies ===
One of the greatest strategies used by this Craftworld is shock & awe. Using the Webway, the Craftworld can mount a massive force. Then, using the many tunnels of the Webway, they can exit near their opponents, launching an overwhelming surprise attack using their many titan legions. Sometimes, however, the initial assault will not lead to the wanted results. In these cases, the Craftworld will often switch to stealth and lightning assaults which can lead to close combat. The warriors of this world prefer to move fast, shooting on the go to limit the reaction time of their opponents. Because, if their opponents cannot respond, they cannot fight properly. Unfortunately, these tactics are not always possible or effective in the scenario. However, due to the extensive options of the military, the Craftworld is well prepared to fight with other tactics should it have to.
=== Favorite Units ===
Despite the need for everything, Keil-Xin does somewhat focus on certain warriors due to their preferred tactics. These include mostly fast attack, stealth, and blitz tactics. Because of this, Swooping Hawks, Striking Scorpions, Wind Riders, Shining Spears, Warp Spiders, Howling Banshees, and Storm Guardians are among the most numerous kinds of warriors present in the war hosts. Because they defend the Webway, this Craftworld is also noted for its unusually high number of Skathach Wraithknights, all of whom help in the defense of the Webway. This Craftworld also includes a high concentration of Wayseers, with most of its psykers having followed this path or continued on this path. Another highly used feature of the Keil-Xin military is the Storm Serpent and Webway Shunt Generators. The Storm Serpents help deploy forces quickly, though not as fast as the Webway Shunt Generators. Though usually only found on Skathach Wraithknights, Keil-Xin has modified the technology to work for its fleets as a whole, with each fleet having a generator, alowing for fast deployment anywhere at any time.
They will also often be accompanied, during major battles, by auxiliary forces made up of the Eldandi military. 
== Notable Members ==
Keil-Xin has many heroes, all of whom have served their Craftworld in legendary ways. They are looked up to by others and often used as models by which others are judged. All have earned their stripes in combat due to their brave actions in the face of adversity. Should they reach the pinnacle of greatness, they shall become part of the Phantom Council. 
=== Farseers ===
==== Zane Tylus Knightstar/Ishnayl ====
Zane Knightstar is an ancient Asuryani, believed to have been alive during the War in Heaven. Some even say he fought in it, traveling the stars in the days of the mighty Aeldari Empire. According to legends, he was the most powerful psyker in all of the Empire. At first, this claim seems dubious and foolish. Once his presence is revealed, though, all doubts disappear and the viewer is left in shocked awe. For none can rival his power, and none are near as old as he is. 
Myths of the Craftworld tell that during the War of Heaven, he somehow managed to get a taste of Morai-Heg's blood. As such, he gained the wisdom and knowledge in her veins, making the library of his mind rival that of the Black Library. With an ancient mind such as his, fortified beyond living capability due to his power and strengthened by years of expansion, it is little wonder that he is the best of his kind. His wisdom and patience surpass that of mortal comprehension and capability. There are many superstitions about the near supernatural nature of this strange spirit. The largest, however, is that a part of the Crone Goddess' essence was transferred to Zane when he drank her blood. Because of this, many believe that a shadow of Morai-Heg lives within his spirit. 
Due to his knowledge and wisdom, many go to his shrines to learn, for he knows everything about the many paths and can see the future more clearly than any of his peers. Among them are the elite military unit, the Silent Screams. These females are Howling Banshees who have dedicated themselves to Morai-Heg and believe that, by following Zane, they can bend fate to their favor as they serve the Crone Goddess.  
Zane has existed in the infinity circuits of the fleets since the beginning, even shielding a caravan ship from Slaneesh during her birth. However, his presence was forgotten and he became but a memory. However, during the 42 millennia, he was discovered by Ayrisia Ishnayl. Ever since many shrines have been made for him to occupy so that he can spread his knowledge amongst the many fleets. 
The shrines he stays at the most are found in the Ishnayl and Aysar fleets. At the Aysar fleets, he can be found at the shrine where the Silent Screams inhabit. From here, he teaches the way of the warrior to any who will listen. At the shrine in the Ishnayl fleets, he is considered a patron. It is believed that he is the one who, through an unimaginable psychic feat, tied the house's psykers and the souls of the fallen by bonding them. Thanks to him, Ishnayl's psyker population became Spiritseers, having been given the means to connect and lead their spirit hosts. It is at the ghostly shrine that he teaches Ishnayl's Spiritseers in the arts of Necromancy. 
He can also be found teaching elsewhere, constantly enlarging the minds of his pupils. When major decisions need to be made, but the road ahead cannot be seen well, he will be called upon, along with the rest of the Phantom Council, to help advise on what course of action is best. If he is ever needed for battle, he will be summoned to a Wraithlord body and be given Aswonjarhyi for combat. Using his endless sea of knowledge, he will lead the war hosts of Keil-Xin to war and, ultimately, victory. 
Not much is known about Zane. It was assumed he came from the house of Knightstar, but that is now under fierce debate. For Zane helps the house of Ishnayl more and graces them with his presence more often than others. And all while he was forgotten, he chose Ishnayl's fleet as home, even revealing himself to them instead of the house of Knightstar. Because of these actions, many are starting to claim that Zane is from the house of Ishnayl and not the house of Knightstar. And indeed it seems so as their arguments are well supported. But regardless of what house he is from, Zane is without a doubt the greatest of the Asuryani, and the most valuable spirit in all the fleets. 
=== Exarchs ===
==== Kyra Ticheon Aysar ====
This Howling Banshee runs through the battlefield, unleashing horrid cronescreams as her mirror blades cut through the enemy ranks. Lost upon the Path of the Warrior as the Exarch of the Silent Shrine. She started life on the Path of the Artist. However, she eventually needed to be part of the war host. As she became a Howling Banshee, she became fascinated with the Aspect. She gained her role as Exarch during a demonic incursion on Tyvarine III. When the war host went down, the battle turned into a desperate last stand. At the climax of the battle, her Exarch was killed. At that moment, she took on her fallen commander's armor and rallied her squad to charge at the Chaos. The charge inspired the other warriors who pushed forward. With the war host empowered and emboldened, the forces of Chaos were forced to retreat. Ever since Kyra has been part of countless campaigns and has become an icon within her house.
==== Eldyran Novohs Aysar ====
Considered a legend among Dire Avengers, Eldryan has reached the highest pinnacle of achievement. Unlike Kyra, he started as a warrior. He too became fascinated by his aspect. Over time, he became the strongest Dire Avenger of the Craftworld and even became the Exarch of his shrine. During the Siege of Avlock Minor, he and his squad were charged with protecting a vulnerable Webway gate. Craftworld forces up ahead had their lines broken by Orks, though that breach was soon sealed. Unfortunately, the Orks that did go through went straight to the Webway gate and began to attack, hoping to gain access to the gate and invade the Craftworld ship. Even though waves upon waves came at them, Eldyran lead his men with an iron grasp. Inspiring them with his leadership, he installed bravery within his soldiers. Taking up a firm defensive stance, the Dire Avengers stood their ground and fought off the Orks. For days, they kept the Webway gate secure. In the end, they single-handedly destroyed the Orks. When the other Craftworld forces returned from fighting elsewhere, they were amazed.
== Relations ==
The relationship between this Craftworld and the many other factions is a complex one. Then again, who wouldn't when having to deal with so many species? Having interacted with nearly every species in the galaxy, the attitude of this Craftworld to others is a tangled one. And while they have no problem with helping the younger races, they still proceed with caution. Despite their noble intentions, their kind is seen with distrust and many of the younger races are not as noble as they, something that leads to betrayal. Because of this, they only strike when they are sure they can fall back into the Webway.
=== Allies ===
Alliances are, for the most part, fleeting. Keil-Xin will fight with whatever side will further their crusade. However, the mindsets of these Asuryani are mostly solid, leading them to have regular reactions to the other factions. This makes the Craftworld dependable in some ways and unpredictable in others.
==== Asuryani ====
Keil-Xin is known to frequently come to the aid of any struggling Craftworld in an attempt to help them ward off their enemies. The well-being of their kin is put above that of the other races who are seen as weaker, though not completely less important. Another reason is because of the Webway gates. If another Craftworld is defeated, this gives its destroyers access to the Webway, something that could lead to disaster not just for Keil-Xin, but for all Asuryani. To keep the Webway safe and the flames of their dying race alive, these worlds must be protected at all costs.
==== Harlequins ====
This Craftworld has close ties to several Harlequin factions. The most prominent is the Masque of the Dark Sun, one that Keil-Xin saved from destruction by a host of heretic Astartes. Their knowledge of the Webway has been invaluable to the Craftworld's efforts to repair, protect, and cleanse the Webway. Another reason for such a solid relationship with the servants of the Laughing God is because of the similarities the two factions have. Both have taken refuge in the Webway and understand its importance, and both works to protect it in any way they can.
==== Corsairs ====
This Craftworld looks down at the Corsair fleets, seeing these pirates as dangerous. Their mindsets represent the greed and selfishness that led to the Fall, something that may happen again if not handled with care. However, they are not nearly as bad as Drukhari, having much better excuses. Despite their indulgence, they hardly stoop to darkness, instead mastering that which would consume many. Respecting this, Keil-Xin chooses to leave them to their business and not interfere unless the Corsair fleet is sticking its nose in the Craftworld's business and messing up their plans. Keil-Xin, because of this respect, often trades with them. Most of the time, the trading is for relics, power sources for fuel, and intel that could help the cause. Because of the skills of the Corsairs, Keil-Xin has worked hard to establish an extensive network of outcasts within them to further their crusade. In exchange, Keil-Xin often gives them intel and many times, help. Despite the dishonorable intentions of the Corsairs, they can many times, in the long run, help other Eldar through their actions of raiding. 
==== Humans ====
The people of Keil-Xin have a different attitude towards Humans than that of other Craftworlds. They do not look down on Humans as disgusting filth. Rather, they see themselves inside this species. They recognize the similarities between themselves and the Human race, such as the darkness both contain and battle. Despite how feeble their bodies are, the Humans still stand defiant in the face of the Ruinous Powers, something which has earned them great respect from this Craftworld. To Keil-Xin, the souls of both the Aeldari and the Humans are the same even though the body is different. Because of this, they see Humans as their equals. In the eyes of these Asuryani, they are an invaluable help, with their numbers helping make up for the lack of strength and sophistication. Both are brothers in the same battle and if either wants to survive, they must help each other out rather than kill each other and weaken their chances. This viewpoint has led the Asuryani of Keil-Xin to aid the Imperium of Mankind countless times.
In addition, they have a strong alliance with the humans known as the Eldandi. When one of their fleets needed help during the Fall, these humans extended their resources and showed kindness despite the reputation of xenos. The humans, amazed by the advanced society that the Asuryani had, sought to forge an alliance. In a struggle where each death is a set back, this alliance was welcomed. With these humans pledging permanent loyalty to the Craftworld, their warriors would act as an excellent source of troops so that battles could be won with less lost to the Aeldari species. It would also extend their ability to respond to threats and deal with them. 
==== T'au ====
With their very existance hinged on the support of the Avarga'avax Sept, the Asuryani have been forced to reevaluate their opinion of these blue skinned xenos. In truth, these Aeldari are in awe of the T'au, for never in all their many millennia of life have they seen such righteous, dedicated souls. Such noble light is something that is rare and unprecedented, and such ideals originate from the Greater Good. The gods of the pantheon have already failed the Eldar and died, leaving the empire in ruins. The Greater Good, on the other hand, may hold the key to summoning the might needed to finally destroy the Great Enemy. The philosophy is, at its core, the ultimate expression of unity and peace, something desperately needed. Their interest has bloomed into dedication and the desire to use their foresight to guide and see the T'au accomplish their goal of freedom and justice for all, as well as the final, eternal death of spiritual darkness. 
=== Enemies ===
The enemies of this Craftworld are numerous beyond imagination. With so many violent campaigns in the past, many would wish to destroy Keil-Xin. The reasons for Keil-Xin's hostility towards them come in a wide range of variety. Perhaps the enemy tried to break into a Webway gate or destroy an uncorrupted Eldar faction. Or maybe they plundered sacred treasures from a sacred area. They could have been seen as fundamentally corrupted, or maybe they were threatening to destroy innocent souls. Whatever the case, to be the enemy of this Craftworld is to invite death, for Keil-Xin will show all opponents the true meaning of death and revenge.
==== Chaos ====
Naturally, Chaos is their greatest opponent. Unless stopped, it will corrupt the only place still safe for the Aeldari race and consume all of their souls. The danger it presents is imminent for all races of the galaxy and must be stopped at all costs. Unless the galaxy is to be ripped apart by more rifts and plunged into eternal darkness, the forces of the Craftworld must work tirelessly to stop them. All Webway gates must be protected from their disastrous touch and the Webway itself must be purged of its darkened gaze.
==== Fallen Asuryani ====
Asuyani who have given themselves over to Chaos are seen by this Craftworld as traitors who must be defeated before they doom their own race. They may believe that they are protected, but in a way, their souls have already been consumed by corruption, twisting them and killing off the true identity they once had. Lest they spread this disease to others and destroy any hope of opposing the Great Enemy, they must be stopped from completing their plans. They cannot be allowed to kill off all the opposition that stands between the Dark Gods and galactic domination.
==== Humans and Tau ====
Despite the connection the Craftworld feels with this kind, they have battled with the Humans and Tau before. Occasionally, Humanity and the Tau will threaten the integrity of the Webway or the safety of Asuryani. In those times, the people of Keil-Xin are forced to help their kin and fend off the younger races before they cause irreversible harm to the future.
==== Drukhari ====
This Craftworld detests their dark kin. To them, what the Drukhari do is the same as what She who Thirsts does. By consuming the souls of the innocent, the dark kin render themselves as vile as the Dark Gods. After seeing what happened to their once mighty empire due to such indulgences and actions, Keil-Xin sees soul drinking as a fatal sin that cannot be tolerated. Not only does it strengthen the darkness that fuels Slaneesh, but it also lowers the number of souls able to fight the Great Enemy. Because of this, Keil-Xin works constantly to rid the Webway of the dark cities of the Drukhari and to save the victims of the dark kin before it is too late.
==== Necrons ====
While the Necrons could use their pylons to end the threat of Chaos, they would also destroy the other races, including the Asuryani, in the process. This is a price that the Craftworld does not see as worth paying. In many ways, this makes the Necrons even more dangerous than Chaos. Their expansion in the physical realm, plus their travel in the Webway, only furthers the threat they present. To save the galaxy, Keil-Xin fights them with a ferocity unmatched by any other Craftworld.
==== Orks ====
While Orks have souls in the same way as the Asuryani, they are too violent to be allowed to roam free. They deserve a life to live, but not at the expense of the countless other beings who have motives nobler than slaughter. If left unchecked, they would rampage across the galaxy until every other life form had been killed and countless souls cast into the darkened void. This would only strengthen Chaos and reduce the number of warriors defending the galaxy. Because of this, they must be steered away from the rest of the galaxy, a meticulous and slow process that Keil-Xin endures for the sake of the galaxy.
==== Tyranids ====
The Craftworld sees this species as nothing but a mindless monstrosity that will destroy the entire Aeldari species. They ravage the galaxy, destroying both friends and foes alike. If they are not stopped, they will evolve to an invincible stage. This would be catastrophic for the entire galaxy and would sentence souls to a cursed end. Lest they scour the galaxy of hope, they must be stopped. Because of this, Keil-Xin strives to stop them before their tendrils can destroy the physical realm and, eventually, the Webway.
==== The Ynnari ====
The people of this Craftworld see Ynnead as their doom. To them, his avatar is tainted with the power of Chaos and thus unstable. They are also quick to point out how similar Ynnead and Slaneesh are, with each one wanting to consume the souls of the Aeldari. To Keil-Xin, that justifies their beliefs. Should Ynnead take over, it would be an even trade-off with a new god consuming the fallen Aeldari souls rather than a liberation where those souls could enjoy a rebirth. To defeat Slaneesh, Ynnead would take every soul. And to further the condemnation, the Ynnari drink in souls in the same way Slaneesh did during the fall, something that the Craftworld takes as proof of corruption. To Keil-Xin, the worst fate possible would be to become the very thing that you fight, making your efforts pointless. For what further horrors will the Aeldari unleash if they trade one dark practice for another? Because of this, the people of this Craftworld banish any who follow the whispering god. Keil-Xin works against the Ynnari in both subtle and open ways and will violently oppose the cult should it get too close or involved in matters.
== Craftworld Appearance ==
=== Craftworld Colours ===
The colors of Keil-Xin are dark pink and purple. The dark purple symbolizes the devotion of the Craftworld to its cause and the extravagant nature that has corrupted its race. It is a constant reminder that its people must ward off evil, and that can only be done by staying devoted wholeheartedly to the cause as this prevents them from falling into the darkness. Furthermore, it also ensures that Keil-Xin never forgets what must be defeated and what lead to the Fall, a dire warning to the generations to be wary of one's own failable senses and mind. The dark pink represents both the lust of old and the passion with which the Craftworld fights. It too serves as a warning to focus the mind of those who wear it, steering them away from the hold of the Ruinous Powers. It also shows the passion of Keil-Xin, one that could lead to the dedication needed to save the Aeldari.
=== Craftworld World Rune ===
The world rune of Keil-Xin is made of three separate parts. The first part is the top section, which represents a war helm. This is because the people of this Craftworld know that, to achieve their goals, they will be forced to fight a war with no end. The middle section is a shield with branches coming out of its sides. This represents their role as protectors of the Webway's many paths. Finally, the bottom is an open Webway gate, representing both the fact that the Webway is their home and that it is a gate of sanctuary open to all.
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