Haemonculi - Age of Plenty: The Larder Well-Stocked (999.M41) - The winds of change electrify the stale air of Commorragh, and an insistent pounding comes from the other side of Khaine's Gate in the depths of the Warp. There is a sharp rise in realspace raids mounted by the Haemonculus covens, the largest of which are led by Urien Rakarth himself. Entire subrealms of stasis caskets and rune-sealed exception vaults are populated with sentient creatures stolen from across the length and breadth of the galaxy. Rakarth appears in person to discuss the future with Asdrubael Vect, and an accord is reached. In the pocket dimensions created by the Dark City's forefathers, an unimaginably vast storehouse of raw material is amassed; fodder for the Commorrites to prey upon in safety should a cataclysm occur.The Dragons Entwined (999.M41) - The world of Dûriel burns. It is finally tipped over the brink of destruction by an Aeldari countermeasure that prevents Hive Fleet Kraken, glutted upon the gene-stuff of Craftworld Iyanden, mingling with the bio-ships of Hive Fleet Leviathan. The Drukhari, despite having supplied the ancient doomsday device that triggered the world's destruction, ensure they recover specimens from both Hive Fleets during the roiling battles around the planet's highest peak. Runic hexcages full of Tyranid weapon-beasts are taken back to Commorragh, though they are quickly expended.The Theft of Lethidia (999.M41) - The Haemonculi of the Commorrite undercity are fascinated by the Tyranid race's ability to hyperadapt, and the bio-fleet's incredible ability to tailor its attack-beasts to their prey's destruction within a matter of solar hours. Reasoning the Hive Fleets represent an unprecedented glut of test subjects, the covens muster under the leadership of Urien Rakarth and take to the Southern Fringe of the galaxy en masse. Over the course of the war for the planet Lethidia, the Drukhari use forbidden technologies to abduct the entire planet whilst it is still infested with Tyranids. Using Webway breachers and a captive black hole, the planet and its inhabitants are transported to Commorragh's orbit for the covens to analyse and dissect at their leisure.The Gateway Ajar (999.M41) - Deep beneath Commorragh, the occult phenomena haunting Khaine's Gate intensify to a daunting degree. As the thunderous pounding on the other side of the portal increases in frequency and volume, the elders of the Dark City prepare for a Dysjunction of dimension-shattering magnitude and the invasion of Commorragh by a vast Daemonic force. Each coven looks to the future in its own way, enacting ancient failsafes and putting long-honed plans into action. Rumours of Neocommorragh, an exclusive sub-realm that Vect has created as a shelter against the coming cataclysm, are whispered in boudoirs and bordellos across the Dark City. The future of the Drukhari looks uncertain indeed, though the Haemonculi covens are excited by the sheer levels of misery and suffering to come.The Ghodri Falsehood (Unknown Date.M42) - In the wake of the opening of the Dathedian (Great Rift) and the birth of the Ynnari on the Night of Revelations in Commorragh, Supreme Overlord Asdrubael Vect comes to see the growth of the Ynnari sect among the Drukhari as a direct threat to his continued rule over the Dark City and its malevolent inhabitants. He makes multiple attempts to assassinate Yvraine, the high priestess of Ynnead, the god of the dead and the leader of the Ynnari sect. Many of the Haemonculi that made their lair in the lower regions of Commorragh were old allies of Vect's. They were so steeped in the history of the Dark City, so influential in their control of the Drukhari's sham immortality, that they sought to maintain the status quo from which they had profited for so many Terran centuries. The coven of the Prophets of Flesh, those who studied under the demented flesh-sculptor Urien Rakarth, had devised a new punishment -- to take a transgressor and reshape them, melding their mortal clay until they looked, walked and even smelt like a Human being. All Drukhari found this horrifying, for to them a Human form was ungainly and ape-like, a cruel mockery of a biped in comparison to the lithe and alabaster-skinned Aeldari anatomy. This was a horrific punishment for a people so vain and haughty as the Drukhari, and those subjected to the treatment cried out that they would do anything at all to have it reversed. In these "false Humans," Vect saw opportunity -- one so twisted and sadistic that Urien Rakarth agreed to orchestrate it on his behalf. On the slabcrete Imperial planet of Ghodri Sekmet, Yvraine preached the Ynnari creed to a hidden gathering of Alaitoc Pathfinders high in the peaks. The Aeldari did not expect any of the dull-witted Humans who infested the rest of the planet to uncover the location of their eyrie, and Yvraine was speaking with such passion and fervour that all eyes were on her. Hence when the Imperial military announced their presence with a well-organised Astra Militarum pincer assault, the Aeldari found their line of retreat cut off by artillery fire. The Ynnari and Alaitoci fell back to the Webway portal by which they had made planetfall upon Ghodri Sekmet -- only to find a strike force of Drukhari mercenary elites bursting through. Caught between the hammer of the Drukhari assault and the anvil of the Astra Militarum -- amongst whose ranks were Vect's false Humans, who had engineered the attack -- the Ynnari were decimated. Only the manifestation of the Yncarne, summoned to battle by so much Aeldari death in one place, allowed Yvraine and the rest of the command structure of the Ynnari to break through and make their escape into the Webway.