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Although the Reformists had achieved victory and left the Stoics (who sent out communication messages threatening that they would be damned for their impudence toward [[Forerunner|the gods]]) behind, they realized that they were doomed due to the small number that had joined their cause to control the Dreadnought.<ref name="cp262"/> With an extremely small gene pool, they enacted strict controls around mating to prevent potentially disastrous inbreeding.
Although the Reformists had achieved victory and left the Stoics (who sent out communication messages threatening that they would be damned for their impudence toward [[Forerunner|the gods]]) behind, they realized that they were doomed due to the small number that had joined their cause to control the Dreadnought.<ref name="cp262"/> With an extremely small gene pool, they enacted strict controls around mating to prevent potentially disastrous inbreeding.
   
   
While it is unknown if the San'Shyuum ever returned to their homeworld, they did keep tabs on it, and learned that Janjur Qom was destroyed when its star allegedly [[Supernova|collapsed upon itself]] in [[648 BCE]]. After this, ''[[High Charity]]'', a mobile planetoid made out of the chunk of rock and powered by the Dreadnought, became the new homeworld of the San'Shyuum.<ref name= "ENC119">'''Halo Encyclopedia''', ''page 119''</ref>
Reformists [[Mission to Janjur Qom|returned]] to their homeworld in [[850 BC]]. Janjur Qom was destroyed when its star allegedly [[Supernova|collapsed upon itself]] in [[648 BCE]]. After this, ''[[High Charity]]'', a mobile planetoid made out of the chunk of rock and powered by the Dreadnought, became the new homeworld of the San'Shyuum.<ref name= "ENC119">'''Halo Encyclopedia''', ''page 119''</ref>


==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==
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