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By the [[2150s]], the [[CyberNomad]]s were involved in a war with [[Voga]]. In order to expand their numbers, the Nomads invaded the human colony [[Agora]] and used the threat of total destruction to turn the planet into a self-renewing source of physically healthy humans. For the next few decades, the Nomads returned to Agora every three years to collect 500 ready-to-convert humans. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Killing Ground (novel)|Killing Ground]]'') | By the [[2150s]], the [[CyberNomad]]s were involved in a war with [[Voga]]. In order to expand their numbers, the Nomads invaded the human colony [[Agora]] and used the threat of total destruction to turn the planet into a self-renewing source of physically healthy humans. For the next few decades, the Nomads returned to Agora every three years to collect 500 ready-to-convert humans. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Killing Ground (novel)|Killing Ground]]'') | ||
After the [[ | After the [[2150s Dalek invasion of Earth]], the Cybermen fought a series of skirmishes for territory on the outermost human colony planets. During a conflict on [[Titan 317]], some Cybermen took an entire research bunker hostage. Both these Cybermen and the hostages were slaughtered by the [[Space Marines]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Janus Conjunction (novel)|The Janus Conjunction]]'') | ||
In [[2176]], the Cybermen stopped an attempted rebellion on Agora. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Killing Ground (novel)|Killing Ground]]'') | In [[2176]], the Cybermen stopped an attempted rebellion on Agora. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Killing Ground (novel)|Killing Ground]]'') | ||
