Fuegan - History: Asurmen, the "Hand of Asur," was the first Phoenix Lord. Prior to the Fall of the Aeldari, Asurmen was the Aeldari who led the craftworlds away from the ancient homeworlds of their now-lost interstellar Aeldari Empire and it was he who founded the first of the Aspect Shrines, the Shrine of Asur, upon the barren moon of the same name located in a region of the Webway that his people initially settled.Asurmen found that he could not give up the Path of the Warrior to follow a different Asuryani Path, for he desired to use his skills to protect what remained of his species after the birth of the Chaos God Slaanesh, "She Who Thirsts." From the Shrine of Asur sprang the first Aspect Warriors, and the Path of the Warrior was opened for the very first time to all Craftworld Aeldari.Those Asuryani who wanted to follow this new path learned at the feet of their master, and in turn they assumed the mantle of Exarchs before spreading throughout the galaxy. The first Exarchs, the Asurya, the children of Asurmen, were the greatest of his students and went on to become the Phoenix Lords of the other Aspect Shrines, the first masters of the other specialised Asuryani combat disciplines.Fuegan learned the arts of war in the Shrine of Asur, under the eyes of Asurmen in that distant time, many Terran millennia ago, when the Warrior Aspects were first born. When the Asurya made their way across the galaxy, it was Fuegan who founded the shrines of the Fire Dragon upon the craftworlds -- the Warrior Aspect whose teachings advocate the utter annihilation of the enemy so that their demise is assured beyond all doubt.Fuegan schooled his disciples in the arts of wielding fire and flame, of channelling and mastering the powers of the mythical Dragon. It was his hope that the Craftworld Aeldari could bring harmony through selective destruction rather than regarding oblivion as a force that could only bring discord.Fuegan was thought lost when the Shrine of Asur was destroyed by the actions of Arhra, the Chaos-corrupted Fallen Phoenix. Fuegan disappeared for many Terran centuries, before reappearing during the final battle at Haranshemash, "The World of Blood and Tears," in the Aeldari Lexicon.There, while fighting alongside the Farseer Eldrad Ulthran, he scoured a score of Greater Daemons from the planet with the Firepike from which he takes his name, and claimed a dozen more with his rune-covered Fire Axe. The wounds suffered by the Phoenix Lord only increased his resolve, and Fuegan grew stronger and stronger as the fight progressed, the fury of his attacks blazing ever hotter until finally the last foe was felled.After that conflict Fuegan vanished into the Webway, and has travelled its secret, labyrinthine passageways ever since, tracking down the enemies of his ancient forebears and emerging only to fight in a noble cause that aids his species. In ca. 999.M41 he was seen during the Fall of Medusa V campaign leading a retinue of Fire Dragon Exarchs in assaulting an Imperial fuel distribution centre.In the Era Indomitus, Fuegan appeared under the command of the Phoenix Lord Jain Zar of the Howling Banshees, now pledged to the service of Ynnead, the Aeldari god of the dead and patron of the Ynnari cult. Fuegan took part in the battle to defend the Ynnari against the Thousand Sons and Tzeentchian Daemons in the Webway, vanishing during the struggle. He has hunted the ancient tunnels of the Webway since, tracking down the enemies of the Asuryani.