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The '''Ashla shock-troops''' were [[posthuman]] [[cyborg]] [[soldier]]s created and designed by the [[Silversmiths' Coterie]] for the [[Blood Coteries]].
The '''Ashla shock-troops''' were [[posthuman]] [[cyborg]] [[soldier]]s created and designed by the [[Silversmiths' Coterie]] for the [[Blood Coteries]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)|namedpart=Siloportem}})


They were [[humanoid]], but their bodies were mutable; as their [[brain]]s were moved to a less vulnerable location, their [[head]]s appeared flattened. They wore bulky, elegantly-decorated [[cyborg]] [[exoskeleton]]s or power-suits covered in [[silver]]y armour with spiny crests running down the back.
They were [[humanoid]], but their bodies were mutable; as their [[brain]]s were moved to a less vulnerable location, their [[head]]s appeared flattened. They wore bulky, elegantly-decorated [[cyborg]] [[exoskeleton]]s or power-suits covered in [[silver]]y armour with spiny crests running down the back.


The [[Rivera Manuscript]] described soldiers resembling Ashla shock-troops attacking [[the Homeworld]] at [[The Event|the start of the War]], but there was no instance in documented posthuman history where shock-troops could have done this and there is no documented case of [[The Enemy]] using Ashla shock-troops. Upon seeing the troops, [[Rivera Manuscript renegade|the manuscript's narrator]] commented, "I don't think I've faced such a beautiful enemy, or such a dangerous one." ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'')
The [[Rivera Manuscript]] described soldiers resembling Ashla shock-troops attacking [[the Homeworld]] at [[The Event|the start of the War]], but there was no instance in documented posthuman history where shock-troops could have done this, nor was there documentation of [[The Enemy]] using Ashla shock-troops. Upon seeing the troops, [[Rivera Manuscript renegade|the manuscript's narrator]] commented, "I don't think I've faced such a beautiful enemy, or such a dangerous one." ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Book of the War (novel)|namedpart=Notes on the Rivera Manuscript}})


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Latest revision as of 18:30, 27 September 2023

The Ashla shock-troops were posthuman cyborg soldiers created and designed by the Silversmiths' Coterie for the Blood Coteries. (PROSE: "Siloportem" [+]Part of The Book of the War, Loading...{"namedpart":"Siloportem","1":"The Book of the War (novel)"})

They were humanoid, but their bodies were mutable; as their brains were moved to a less vulnerable location, their heads appeared flattened. They wore bulky, elegantly-decorated cyborg exoskeletons or power-suits covered in silvery armour with spiny crests running down the back.

The Rivera Manuscript described soldiers resembling Ashla shock-troops attacking the Homeworld at the start of the War, but there was no instance in documented posthuman history where shock-troops could have done this, nor was there documentation of The Enemy using Ashla shock-troops. Upon seeing the troops, the manuscript's narrator commented, "I don't think I've faced such a beautiful enemy, or such a dangerous one." (PROSE: "Notes on the Rivera Manuscript" [+]Part of The Book of the War, Loading...{"namedpart":"Notes on the Rivera Manuscript","1":"The Book of the War (novel)"})