Lu'Nasad - Notable Lu'Nasad Aeldari: Anaris - Anaris is a Farseer who 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.Ilistaneth Anturien - Known as the "Bloody Hand" of the Crow Spirits, the long and bloody history of that band of Aeldari Corsairs within the last eleven Terran centuries can be attributed to one being -- the deadliest and most experienced warrior of the Crow Spirits, Ilistaneth Anturien. Anturien has been directly responsible for more death than almost any other individual within the Koronus Expanse. Cold and utterly ruthless, Ilistaneth harbours a profound loathing for all that is not Aeldari and knows joy only in the moment of triumph. Ilistaneth does not question the instructions given to him by his masters; his hatred for the enemies of his kind dwarfs any empathy he might have for the plight of his targets. A master of many weapons and just as many poisons, Ilistaneth is a terrifying adversary to face, and as many foes have died to his blades with a look of dread upon their face, as have perished at a great distance never knowing the cause of their demise. Ilistaneth possesses a vast and bewildering array of armaments and tools. The most astounding is a Holo-Suit -- normally worn by the mysterious Aeldari warrior-troubadours known as Harlequins, gifted to him by a troupe of Harlequins as a reward for slaying a target whose fate interfered with their own.Caille - As one of the highest ranking members of the  Aeldari Corsairs band known as the Crow Spirits, Farseer Caille is accustomed to cooperation from his underlings and has had few dealings with Humanity. By Craftworld Aeldari standards, he is a comparatively weak psyker to have attained the title of Farseer. His visions of the future are rare and often clouded. Instead of heeding them, he follows in the traditions of his people, focusing on the destruction of all who could be affected by the passing corruption of his ancestral home. Caille has heard the legends of Farseer Anaris and knows his people's tales regarding the glory that was Lu'Nasad. He will prove to be a bit awestruck if he comes into the presence of that ancestral hero. Alternatively, if Anaris has somehow been destroyed, he seethes with fervent anger. Either volatile extreme of mood may make him far easier for any Humnan explorers to manipulate. As his people lack a craftworld, but maintain the traditions of one, the Crow Spirits are bound by ties of etiquette to defer to the Asuryani of Craftworld Kaelor. Caille bristles at this fact but accepts it. Ultimately, he is likely to try to prove his devotion to the cause of stopping Lu'Nasad by exceeding any offers of assistance that the Kaelorian Warlock Bhaine Dhûn makes to Human explorers for their aid in destroying the corrupted craftworld.Istaurmen Garadhûn - An Aeldari Corsair of the Crow Spirits, Garadhûn serves as the istaurmen -- diplomatic liaison -- for their flagship, the Fate's End. Because of this, he is far more tolerant of Humans and other non-Aeldari species than most of his kind. Keep in mind, however, the Crow Spirits are renowned, perhaps unfairly, for their wanton slaughter of all non-Aeldari they encounter. Garadhûn's superior is already near the limit of his patience by the time the Fate's End encounters any Human explorers who might aid them in destroying Lu'Nasad. The istaurmen has managed to persuade his commander not to begin a systematic destruction of all Humans within the Furibundus System.Badb Ra - Fiercely devoted to the cause of Farseer Caille, Badb realises that her life and the lives of her companions are nothing compared to the devastation that has been foreseen by the retuirn of Lu'Nasad to the Koronus Expanse. Though Badb has little time for Humanity's primitive ways, she is willing to tolerate them if that becomes necessary. Ultimately, she knows preventing the portents of a dread future from coming to pass is more important than any personal glory. Badb is cold and aloof. She offers the bare minimum information necessary to attempt to get her way. She believes that if the artefact can be delivered to the Crow Spirits, then disaster may be averted and all of the Aeldari sacrifices justified.Crow Spirits - These Aeldari Corsairs are descendants of those inhabitants of Lu'Nasad who were not aboard the craftworld at the time of its desecration. They are aware that it was lost to the Rifts of Hecaton, and the Farseers of their faction have long predicted its return as a hideously Chaos-corrupted force of destruction. Through the millennia, the Crow Spirits have dwelt within the Koronus Expanse, eliminating any whom their Farseers believed would hasten the craftworld's return. Over the thirty standard years since the craftworld's return, the Crow Spirits have been aggressively seeking out any means to destroy it. At the same time, their vessels have travelled throughout the Koronus Expanse to destroy those who might become tainted by the home of their ancestors. It is because of this endless quest to protect the Koronus Expanse from the taint of Lu'Nasad that the faction has earned its reputation as merciless killers of all non-Aeldari.