Pariah Nexus
Pariah Nexus

Pariah Nexus

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2023•23 min/ep•Sci-Fi & FantasyAction & AdventureAnimation
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An Imperial Shrine World in the Pariah Nexus has been invaded by the Necrons. The invaders have emerged triumphant and only a few pockets of surviving imperials remain to resist the invading Xenos.

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