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In contrast to the [[Red Legion]], their armor is predominantly purple and gold, and leaves their arms and feet bare. Many of the Loyalists are ex-[[Red Legion]] soldiers. | In contrast to the [[Red Legion]], their armor is predominantly purple and gold, and leaves their arms and feet bare. Many of the Loyalists are ex-[[Red Legion]] soldiers. | ||
After the death of [[Dominus Ghaul]], Calus immediately set to work on reclaiming the empire. He gave the now leaderless [[Red Legion]] the chance to "join the loyalist regime," sending them on missions to collect geological data on [[Nessus]]. These transmissions are intercepted in the [[Adventure]] ''[[Invitation from the Emperor]].'' Calus intended to convert the soil of the planetoid into "Royal Wine". | |||
Calus extended an invitation to [[The Guardian]] to board his vessel for slaying Ghaul. The Guardians accept Calus' challenge and following a long journey through Calus' palace and defeating his loyalist army, the Guardians seemingly meet Calus in person in his throne room. Facing off against the exiled Cabal Emperor, the Guardians survive his strange powers and after dealing critical damage, they find that the Calus they are facing is really a robotic duplicate. Regardless, the Guardians succeed in destroying the robot. Before the machines destruction, Calus boasts about his power and claims to know the "real truth" about the galaxy. Nonetheless, he rewards the Guardians for completing his challenge and offers them a place by his side should they seek him out. | Calus extended an invitation to [[The Guardian]] to board his vessel for slaying Ghaul. The Guardians accept Calus' challenge and following a long journey through Calus' palace and defeating his loyalist army, the Guardians seemingly meet Calus in person in his throne room. Facing off against the exiled Cabal Emperor, the Guardians survive his strange powers and after dealing critical damage, they find that the Calus they are facing is really a robotic duplicate. Regardless, the Guardians succeed in destroying the robot. Before the machines destruction, Calus boasts about his power and claims to know the "real truth" about the galaxy. Nonetheless, he rewards the Guardians for completing his challenge and offers them a place by his side should they seek him out. | ||
==Command Structure== | ==Command Structure== | ||
