Relictors - Chapter Homeworld: Torva Minoris, called by its population Neutra, was the Relictors' Chapter homeworld, and it is situated in an area of the Segmentum Obscurus notorious for the intensity of the Warp Storms afflicting it.It is believed the world was trapped within such a storm throughout the early years of the Chapter's founding. A plague of Warp Storms affected the Imperium during the Age of Apostasy, during which invasion and insurrection were rife across the Imperium. The area surrounding the Torva System was so ravaged by the taint of the storms that frequent pogroms are, to this day, carried out to ensure instances of mutation within the population do not rise above tolerable levels.Neutra is a satellite of the massive, blood red gas giant Torva Prime, and is classified by the Administratum as a Feral World. The population are superstitious savages who worshipped the Relictors as emissaries of the God-Emperor when the Chapter visited them, once a generation, to carry off the most promising young warriors to its "sky fortress".The tribes were known to revere the artefacts carried by the Space Marines as divine weaponry that could only be wielded by true and worthy servants of the Emperor; an attitude that seemed to have been carried forward into the dogma of the Chapter.The "sky fortress" was the Relictors' fortress-monastery, a massive Ramilies-class Starfort that orbited Neutra. Few emissaries were known to have returned from the fortress, but those few that survived spoke of a monastery wreathed in perpetual gloom, where acolytes toiled within locked cells to transcribe ancient, some say forbidden, texts as part of their training to become a battle-brother of the Chapter.One such report, recounted by the notorious Heretic Archivist of the Gethsemane Reclusium, told of the existence of a chamber deep within the fortress, sealed behind stasis fields and protected by the most severe of psychic wards.Exactly what was held within this chamber was unknown, but the account spoke of a miasma of evil that leaked through the metre-thick adamantium blast doors despite the safeguards. The Heretic Archivist's writings suggested that the original witness was driven insane by what he saw, and died a slow, painful death within the torture chambers of the Ordo Malleus.After the Inquisiton censured the Relictors for the actions of Inquisitor De Marche some fifty standard years before the Third War for Armageddon began, the Chapter lost its feudal rights to Neutra, which meant they could no longer recruit from amongst its feral tribes. The Relictors were forced to gather potential Acolytes from amongst the populations they encountered during their penitent crusade.The Inquisiton has ruled that no Adeptus Astartes Chapter may recruit from Neutra, and it is believed the Ordo Malleus keeps a close watch on the world to ensure its ruling is adhered to.The superstitious natives of Neutra now believe the God-Emperor has forsaken them, and every Terran year their ceremonies of abasement grow more extreme in their attempts to atone for whatever fault has caused the emissaries of the Emperor to turn from them.It will not be long before the population of the planet has become outright Heretics in service to the Dark Gods unless something is done.As a result of the continued actions of the Relictors during the 13  Black Crusade and their continued conflict with the Inquisition over the use of Chaos artefacts, the Relictors were finally judged to be Extremis Diabolus and their lives became forfeit. The Inquisition's decision was swift and unanimous and they were ultimately proclaimed Excommunicate Traitoris by the Ordo Hereticus.The Relictors were declared to have forsaken the Emperor's Light and were to be hunted down and destroyed; their gene-seed wiped from the galaxy and all record of their deeds expunged from Imperial history. During the 13th Black Crusade, the Relictors lost a great many of their number and their mobile fortress-monastery was severely damaged in the course of the recapture of the world of Finreht.It had taken all the skill of the Chapter's Master of the Fleet to secretly move the Relictors Chapter fleet to anchor in the Taeloth System, where they attempted to recover their strength and make use of the knowledge they had gleaned from the dark treasure within the Diamedes Archive.The Chapter was all but destroyed in a cunning ambush by the Ordo Malleus' Chamber Militant, the Grey Knights, under the command of Inquisitor Cyarro, whom the Relictors had left for dead on the Agri-World of Fremas. The assembled Inquisitorial fleet hammered the dying remains of the Relictors' fortress-monastery with concentrated fire from their powerful gun batteries.A Ramilies-class Starfort was a massive edifice and took time to fully destroy, but the Inquisition left only when every trace of the Relictors was reduced to dust. The survivors successfully ran the Grey Knights' picket of warships, though only a few hundred Relictors now remained, and it is suspected that these survivors have fled to the relative safety of the Eye of Terror.