Kaelor - Asureah: Asureah is the word in the Kaelorian Lexicon for the Aspect Warriors trained in the Aspect Temples of Kaelor. Although the Asuryani of Kaelor readily concede that Khaine, the war god, was a deity of contradictory blessings, the Aspect Temples are still viewed with fear, suspicion and awe by most. As on other craftworlds, however, many Asuryani pass through a period in their long lives when they hear the call of Khaine. Hence, as part of their journey along the Asuryani Path, many Kaelorians receive training as Aspect Warriors.One of the unusual features of the Aspect Temples on Kaelor is that many of the Aspects have developed hereditary links with specific great houses, in whose domains they build their temples and from whose domains the majority of their warriors are drawn. Most of the largest Aspects are represented on Kaelor. The Dire Avengers have a number of large temples, supported by the patronage of the powerful House Teirtu. The Warp Spiders were once as numerous as the Dire Avengers, but their fortunes have ebbed and flowed along with those of their patrons, House Ansgar.Kaelorians appear to subscribe to a conventional version of the story of the origins of the Aspect Temples. In keeping with the wider traditions, the storytellers of Kaelor explain that each of the Aspects draws its nature from one of the myriad aspects of Khaine. Each represents one of the violent predilections inherent in the Aeldari soul. Rather than presenting the Aspect Temples as theatres for the indulgence of these predilections, the Kaelorian storytellers present the temples as places of spiritual meditation and physical training, where Kaelorians can learn to harness, control and benefit from their unfortunate natures.This functional view does not appear to be shared by everyone, and the Knavir, who remember the time before the Fall of the Aeldari, are well-known for their disdain of the Aspect Temples. Like other craftworlds, Kaelor supports the conventional origin story of the Aspect Temples in the enigmatic person of Asurmen, who is reputed to have founded the Path of the Warrior shortly after the Fall, believing that the newly nomadic children of Isha would need to learn military discipline to survive in an increasingly hostile galaxy.The methods of practice Asurmen established were designed to condition the Aeldari psyche to embrace the violence within without permitting it to consume or pollute the purity of the soul. This was the Path of the Warrior. To this end, Asurmen established the first of the Aspect Temples, the legendary Shrine of Asur (which Kaelorians identify as coterminous with the Aspect of the Dire Avengers), from whence his finest students, later identified as the Asurya or Phoenix Lords, spread throughout the fragmented and nomadic children of Asuryan, carrying with them the teachings of this great warrior.Yet each of the students embraced a different style of combat, reflecting the different ways in which Khaine had whispered into their souls. So it was that Jain Zar established the Howling Banshees, Fuegan moulded the Fire Dragons, Baharroth incepted the Swooping Hawks, Arhra created the Striking Scorpions, and the sinister Maugan Ra birthed the Dark Reapers.On Kaelor, these legendary progenitors are called the Asurya, and one version of the mythic cycle tells of the way in which they fled the destruction of the Shrine of Asur when one of their own -- the so-called Fallen Phoenix -- turned against them. Surprisingly, given the history and power of the Aspect on Kaelor, there are no extant records concerning the progenitor of the Warp Spiders, which has led some to conjecture a connection with the Fallen Phoenix.An intriguing Kaelorian legend speaks of the so-called Lhykosidae ("Wraith Spider"), which appears to be an unorthodox re-imagining of the concept of the Asurya. It is conceivable that Kaelorian folklore is building towards the conclusion that the Lhykosidae was the Fallen Phoenix, although this hypothesis has never been heard or seen explicitly.