Sepiks Prime is of the House of Devils. These are the scourge of the city, the shadow below our walls. This is the house that led the battle at the Twilight gap, the House we tell our children about to frighten them into behaving. The House of Devils have now devoted great strength to pillaging the Cosmodrome in Old Russia, hunting for something buried below. If they are not held in check, whatever they find might prove the City’s undoing. The exalted Servitor of the Fallen House of Devils, Sepiks Prime, has long been rumored to dwell deep within the bowels of the Cosmodrome. Floating, emotionless arbiters of life and death, Servitors are quasi-religious automata defended by the fallen with zealous ferocity. While the Kells are the political leaders of the fallen, Servitors are said to be their Gods – and the source of their life sustaining ether. A Prime Servitor is a target worthy of even the greatest sacrifice. Those willing to accept such a challenge will have the eternal gratitude of a city desperate for relief. Servitors have complex relationships with each other and with their Fallen crews. Servitors are attached to a Prime, a massive servitor which exists in unclear symbiosis with a Fallen Archon. The Archon conveys the Kell’s wishes to the Prime Servitor, and exerts some measure of control. In the Cosmodrome Sepiks Prime and the Devil Archon Riksis can be found. It is unknown whether Riksis is the caretaker of Sepiks Prime, or a simply vicious arbiter of Sepiks Prime’s will. Recent developments suggest that prime Servitors are more than a focus of worship and logistical activity. They may play a key role in Fallen Starflight. Sepiks Prime relies on fanatical reinforcements and its own considerable tactical abilities – including a short range teleport and a powerful directed energy weapon. Aim for the eye, and break contact if it turns your way.