Swallowed by a massive warp storm in early M31, the Imperium of Man was unable to bring more than a handful of the sector's lost worlds into the Imperium's light during the Great Crusade.
Regions and Subsectors[]
- Galian Salient - Foothold of Imperial explorers from neighboring sector Paxia.
- Wilson's Realm - Wilson's Refuge and the surrounding star systems, these form the foothold of a pirate wolfpack.
Neighboring Sectors[]
- Sector Deus - Located Coreward of Sector Corgus, Sector Deus is home to the Ghosts of Retribution Chapter of Adeptus Astartes
- Sector Paxia - A sector 'above' the galactic plane, Steward's Gate is technically part of this sector.
Timeline of Major Events[]
- [M23] First human settlement of Corgus Sector [Estimated]
- [mid-M30] Popular belief states that the Emperor of Mankind himself searched the Corgus Sector for reasons known only to his divine mind.
- [late-M30] A masive warp storm makes communication and travel to and from the Corgus Sector impossible. A crusade fleet consisting of over 40 war ships, countless souls, and an estimated 1,000 Astartes Legionaries are swallowed by the storm.
- [12-14.M31] Horus Heresy has little effect upon the Corgus Sector.
- [840.M40] Founding of Steward's Gate. Rogue Trader Estor Steward converts an asteroid into a resupply and repair station in the Paxia sector, well above the Corgus Sector on the galactic plane.
- [860.M40] Rogue Trader Estor Steward is burned at the stake for witchcraft after claiming the Emperor ordered him to build Steward's Gate. Mysterious deaths of his heirs and the loss of his Warrant allow the Imperial Navy to claim Steward's Gate.
- [309.M41] Ghosts of Retribution arrive in Sector Deus.
- [330.M41] Rogue Trader Vordan Galia's fleet of 5 ships departs Steward's Gate toward the Corgus Sector. Rumors that the Emperor guides the Galia Dynasty fill the Paxia Sector.
- [334.M41] Rumors of Galia's visions reach Sector Deus, though they falsely claim that the Corgus Sector is free of warp storms.
- [335.M41] Astropathic message sent from Vordan Galia's frigate 'Verdant Ethos' after the Rogue Trader's fleet is ambushed by Eldar ships. As life support fails upon the crippled ship, the Astropath reveals the existence of 'The Corridor' and information of several star systems, including Labado, Feophe, and Glacia. With no heir and the warrant lost with 'Verdant Ethos', the Galia Dynasty crumbles into memory and legend.
- [late-335.M41] Explorator Wright claims the Feophe system for the Adeptus Mechanicus, renaming Feophe II 'Dvarph' and founding a forge world atop the ruined subterrainian cities. His fleet also claims PQS-0121, PQS-0114, PQS-0106; renaming them Vorbis, Adamastos, and Unserus. Rumor quickly spreads that 'Verdant Ethos' is lost among the asteroid fields of Vorbis, earning it the popular name "Galia's Respite".
- [336.M41] Six chartist captains claim the worlds of the Labado system, forming the Labado Council. They quickly move to exploit the system's location to profit on passing explorers.
- [337.M41] Rogue Trader Antonius Edgar Celentis' fleet locates a lost hive world. Renaming the system in his own honor, his dynasty quickly moves to populate and explore the world for archeotech.
- [???] Wilson's Wolfpack arrives in Corgus, establishes colony at Wilson's Refuge, and awaits the reuniting of their scattered ships.
- [343.M41] Battlefleet Paxia sends out messages recalling all ships from Corgus to return to Steward's Gate and than head to Barivia to battle an ork force. Mercenaries have been requested to venture to Barivia by the Imperial Navy.