Overview
In the Sabbat Worlds, a liberated city may still need a garrison large enough to fight for it again. Crusade armies advance across a theatre of more than a hundred systems, leaving supply routes and damaged settlements behind them. An announcement of victory does not tell a civilian which road is safe.
The campaign lives in convoy schedules, occupied buildings and the movements of regiments whose casualties are replaced far from the people counting them. This marker represents the whole theatre. Its ring is approximate: the line separating Imperial possession from an enemy-held world changes as the armies move. The old archive identifier ‘Chiros’ does not name a confirmed Sabbat world.
M41 and M42 status
Crusade region under contested Imperial reconquest.
Veteran crusade theatre with scattered route uncertainty.
Timeline
Crusade cartographers begin revising Pacificus-frontier holdings.
War-zone summaries report repeated changes in local control.
Veteran formations rotate through contested Sabbat approaches.
Later archives treat the region as a hard-won but unstable reference point.
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Cartographic positions and several administrative details are intentionally approximate where published Warhammer sources conflict or provide no canonical coordinate system.