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While the Necrontyr Empire's [[Necron Dynasty|Dynasties]] were largely independent, and basically ran their military and civil affairs as they saw fit, they were bound by the Triarch under ancient codes of behavior. To enforce these codes, the Triarch raised forces of [[Triarch Praetorian|Praetorians]] and [[Triarch Stalker|Stalkers]] and sent them among the Dynasties to defend the Empire against the forces of rebellion and anarchy. | While the Necrontyr Empire's [[Necron Dynasty|Dynasties]] were largely independent, and basically ran their military and civil affairs as they saw fit, they were bound by the Triarch under ancient codes of behavior. To enforce these codes, the Triarch raised forces of [[Triarch Praetorian|Praetorians]] and [[Triarch Stalker|Stalkers]] and sent them among the Dynasties to defend the Empire against the forces of rebellion and anarchy. | ||
The pact with the [[C'tan]] placed all command authority with the Silent King | The pact with the [[C'tan]] placed all command authority with the [[Silent King]], leaving the other two members of the Triarch as little more than figureheads. They were later destroyed in the rebellion against the C'tan at the end of the [[War in Heaven]]; as of the 41st Millennium, the only remnants of the Triarch are the Silent King (who has long since left the galaxy) and the Praetorians. | ||
[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]] | [[Category:Warhammer 40,000]] | ||
[[Category:Necrons]] | [[Category:Necrons]] | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 24 December 2012
The Triarch were the overall rulers of the Necrontyr Empire. As the name suggests, they were a council of three Phaerons. The most senior Phaeron was called the Silent King because he never spoke directly to his subjects; instead, the other two spoke for him.
While the Necrontyr Empire's Dynasties were largely independent, and basically ran their military and civil affairs as they saw fit, they were bound by the Triarch under ancient codes of behavior. To enforce these codes, the Triarch raised forces of Praetorians and Stalkers and sent them among the Dynasties to defend the Empire against the forces of rebellion and anarchy.
The pact with the C'tan placed all command authority with the Silent King, leaving the other two members of the Triarch as little more than figureheads. They were later destroyed in the rebellion against the C'tan at the end of the War in Heaven; as of the 41st Millennium, the only remnants of the Triarch are the Silent King (who has long since left the galaxy) and the Praetorians.