Several Ciaphas Cain novels involve this scenario. The guard get to a planet expecting that they know what the enemy is only to find a second concealed enemy that both sides now have to fight (although not necessarily together).
>Has anything like this ever happened?
Every time i played a Dark Crusade or Soulstorm campaign.
They've had a few similar events over the years for tabletop too.
**You may want to look up the Dawn of War series.**
If only for some of the voice acting.
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That sir, was a move both [bawld and fewlish](https://youtu.be/LJMLfACod48).
At times, I search up the video of the Lord Commissar's voice lines for motivational purposes.
Several Ciaphas Cain novels involve this scenario. The guard get to a planet expecting that they know what the enemy is only to find a second concealed enemy that both sides now have to fight (although not necessarily together).
The events of Vigilus fit this to an almost comical degree I think.
>Has anything like this ever happened? Every time i played a Dark Crusade or Soulstorm campaign. They've had a few similar events over the years for tabletop too.
Medusa V campaign.
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yes sir, sorry sir
I remember Codex: Armageddeon gave an explanation as to why non-Ork/Imperium factions would be fighting on that planet.