Koronus Expanse - Whisper of Anaris: The Koronus Expanse has its share of legendary vessels -- among them Karrad Vall's Wolfpack and Da Wurldbreaka -- but none are as infamous as the Whisper of Anaris. This spectral Craftworld Aeldari voidship has reaved the Expanse for centuries, its appearance considered a portent of unholy calamity. Tattered ethereal sails propel the Eclipse-class Cruiser from the depths of the void, cloaked and hidden by holo-field technology far more effective than that employed on most Aeldari voidships.The Whisper of Anaris' potent Pulse Lances have shattered voidships across the Expanse. On some planets, a sighting of the Whisper of Anaris in local space is enough to kick off a frenzy of prayer and sacrifice to drive the ghost ship of the Expanse away.The first reported encounter with the Whisper of Anaris was filed by Rogue Trader Aspyce Chorda on a resupply run to Lucin's Breath. The ease with which the ghost ship shed pursuit and its tattered, keening solar sails became the genesis of a hundred stories of haunted vessels in the Koronus Expanse. There is only one certainty with the Whisper of Anaris -- it obeys an inscrutable plan. The ghost ship has been known to help Rogue Traders, on occasion, only to turn and attack in another encounter.In truth, the vessel is the former flagship of Anaris, a Farseer of the Chaos-corrupted craftworld of Lu'Nasad.  Anaris was the lone survivor of Lu'Nasad's corruption. His vessel, the Eclipse-class Cruiser Whisper of Anaris, was the only one to successfully navigate away from the craftworld as it fell and survive its trip out of the Rifts of Hecaton. Among his crew, only he had the willpower to resist the siren call of the treacherous Warp disruption of the craftworld's Infinity Circuit. This kept him alive while his crewmates died, their souls transferred to the Whisper's spirit stones, which now still control the vessel, making it a literal "ghost ship."Soon thereafter, Anaris died alone on an empty planet, overcome with sorrow for his lost craftworld and visions of a disastrous future. Since that time, his spirit stone was discovered by Human explorers in the Koronus Expanse. When they discovered it, these Humans chose to seal it in a stasis field, as a means of protecting their crew from the psychic influence of the Farseer.Standard years later, an enterprising member of that expedition sold the casket containing the spirit stone in its stasis field to the early colonists of Damaris. When sold, the explorers wove a creative tale that the casket contained a relic of Saint Drusus and presented forged documentation as evidence of this tale.Finally freed from the stasis field, the Farseer is extremely communicative for a being who died many Terran millennia ago. With the death of his body, most of his emotions have faded. Instead he is rationally driven to stop the assault of Lu'Nasad upon the Koronus Expanse and the rest of the galaxy. He believes that his influence with the souls of his people still aboard the damned craftworld may be enough to avert catastrophe.In the ancient past, Anaris was granted a vision of his success, but he remembers that in his vision, he required the assistance of Humans to turn the corrupted craftworld from its unholy rampage. He is desperate for any Human explorers in the Koronus Expanse who come into possession of his spirit stone to assist him in his quest. While he is reluctant to beg, he also realises that he holds no leverage. To compensate, he resorts to flattery, dire warnings, and vague promises of glory and riches to be found in the ruins of the corrupted craftworld.