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[[File:War_World-Forbidden_World.jpg|frame|A War World]] |
[[File:War_World-Forbidden_World.jpg|frame|A War World]] |
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A '''War World''' is an Imperial planet that is a part of an active war zone. The [[Imperium of Man]] is constantly at war and during those conflicts whole planets can burn. Massive Imperial military campaigns and Crusades can envelop dozens of star systems and hundreds of worlds, many of which are utterly devastated by orbital bombardments and artillery in planet-spanning battles that last for entire decades. Long-term war zones are hellish places where death comes quickly. The Imperium can field truly immense armies of millions of men, grinding their way across a devastated planet and reducing its cities to rubble. Mercenaries flock to such places, hoping to leave soon after with their ships loaded with pay and loot. Deserters and escaped prisoners form bands of pirates, preying on any starships unable to defend themselves. Planetbound, these reavers roam the war-torn worlds in feral packs, stealing anything not nailed down and killing anyone who gets in their way. The [[Administratum]] sends colonists from more overcrowded worlds (sometimes willingly, sometimes not) to re-populate such war-torn worlds after the fighting has ended. But the bureaucratic wheels of the Imperium grind slowly and a world can lie devastated for centuries before any effort is made to resettle it. These places can be some of the most ghastly in the Imperium, with ravaged environments, cracked planetary crusts, burnt-out cities, and plains covered in the rotting flesh of the fallen. |
A '''War World''' is an Imperial planet that is a part of an active war zone. The [[Imperium of Man]] is constantly at war and during those conflicts whole planets can burn. Massive Imperial military campaigns and Crusades can envelop dozens of star systems and hundreds of worlds, many of which are utterly devastated by orbital bombardments and artillery in planet-spanning battles that last for entire decades. Long-term war zones are hellish places where death comes quickly. The Imperium can field truly immense armies of millions of men, grinding their way across a devastated planet and reducing its cities to rubble. Mercenaries flock to such places, hoping to leave soon after with their ships loaded with pay and loot. Deserters and escaped prisoners form bands of pirates, preying on any starships unable to defend themselves. Planetbound, these reavers roam the war-torn worlds in feral packs, stealing anything not nailed down and killing anyone who gets in their way. The [[Administratum]] sends colonists from more overcrowded worlds (sometimes willingly, sometimes not) to re-populate such war-torn worlds after the fighting has ended. But the bureaucratic wheels of the Imperium grind slowly and a world can lie devastated for centuries before any effort is made to resettle it. These places can be some of the most ghastly in the Imperium, with ravaged environments, cracked planetary crusts, burnt-out cities, and plains covered in the rotting flesh of the fallen. |
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==Notable War Worlds== |
==Notable War Worlds== |
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− | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;"|'''Planet Name''' |
+ | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;" |'''Planet Name''' |
− | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;"|'''Segmentum''' |
+ | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;" |'''Segmentum''' |
− | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;"|'''Sector''' |
+ | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;" |'''Sector''' |
− | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;"|'''Subsector''' |
+ | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;" |'''Subsector''' |
− | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;"|'''System''' |
+ | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;" |'''System''' |
− | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;"|'''Population''' |
+ | | style="background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% rgb(255, 255, 255); text-align: center;" |'''Population''' |
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− | | align="center"|[[47 Kapella]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[47 Kapella]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Drusus Marches |
+ | | align="center" |Drusus Marches |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|[[Farcast]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Farcast]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Malfian Sub-sector |
+ | | align="center" |Malfian Sub-sector |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|[[Gelmiro Primus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Gelmiro Primus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Spinward of Markayn Marches |
+ | | align="center" |Spinward of Markayn Marches |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|[[Gelmiro Secundus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Gelmiro Secundus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Spinward of Markayn Marches |
+ | | align="center" |Spinward of Markayn Marches |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|[[Gelmiro Tertius]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Gelmiro Tertius]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Spinward of Markayn Marches |
+ | | align="center" |Spinward of Markayn Marches |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|Kulth |
+ | | align="center" |Kulth |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|The Periphery |
+ | | align="center" |The Periphery |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|[[Kuluth]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Kuluth]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Malfian |
+ | | align="center" |Malfian |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|[[Malice]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Malice]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Hazeroth Abyss |
+ | | align="center" |Hazeroth Abyss |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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− | | align="center"|[[Protasias]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Protasias]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Segmentum Obscurus]] |
− | | align="center"|[[Calixis Sector]] |
+ | | align="center" |[[Calixis Sector]] |
− | | align="center"|Drusus Marches |
+ | | align="center" |Drusus Marches |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
− | | align="center"|Unknown |
+ | | align="center" |Unknown |
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==Sources== |
==Sources== |
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*''Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook'' (5th Edition) |
*''Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook'' (5th Edition) |
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− | *''Dark Heresy Core Rulebook'' (RPG), pg. 250 |
+ | *''Dark Heresy: Core Rulebook'' (RPG), pg. 250 |
+ | *''Dark Heresy: Inquisitor's Handbook ''(RPG), pg. 170 |
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[[Category:W]] |
[[Category:W]] |
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[[Category:Planets]] |
[[Category:Planets]] |
Revision as of 19:47, 3 April 2015
"Right you lot, I’m to brief you on war zone etiquette—so listen up! It’s real simple… Do what you’re told, keep your weapon clean and your head down. Oh, and don’t touch nothing."
- —Sergeant “Brassneck” Hobbs, Scintillian 23rd
A War World is an Imperial planet that is a part of an active war zone. The Imperium of Man is constantly at war and during those conflicts whole planets can burn. Massive Imperial military campaigns and Crusades can envelop dozens of star systems and hundreds of worlds, many of which are utterly devastated by orbital bombardments and artillery in planet-spanning battles that last for entire decades. Long-term war zones are hellish places where death comes quickly. The Imperium can field truly immense armies of millions of men, grinding their way across a devastated planet and reducing its cities to rubble. Mercenaries flock to such places, hoping to leave soon after with their ships loaded with pay and loot. Deserters and escaped prisoners form bands of pirates, preying on any starships unable to defend themselves. Planetbound, these reavers roam the war-torn worlds in feral packs, stealing anything not nailed down and killing anyone who gets in their way. The Administratum sends colonists from more overcrowded worlds (sometimes willingly, sometimes not) to re-populate such war-torn worlds after the fighting has ended. But the bureaucratic wheels of the Imperium grind slowly and a world can lie devastated for centuries before any effort is made to resettle it. These places can be some of the most ghastly in the Imperium, with ravaged environments, cracked planetary crusts, burnt-out cities, and plains covered in the rotting flesh of the fallen.
Notable War Worlds
Planet Name | Segmentum | Sector | Subsector | System | Population |
47 Kapella | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Drusus Marches | Unknown | Unknown |
Farcast | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Malfian Sub-sector | Unknown | Unknown |
Gelmiro Primus | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Spinward of Markayn Marches | Unknown | Unknown |
Gelmiro Secundus | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Spinward of Markayn Marches | Unknown | Unknown |
Gelmiro Tertius | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Spinward of Markayn Marches | Unknown | Unknown |
Kulth | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | The Periphery | Unknown | Unknown |
Kuluth | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Malfian | Unknown | Unknown |
Malice | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Hazeroth Abyss | Unknown | Unknown |
Protasias | Segmentum Obscurus | Calixis Sector | Drusus Marches | Unknown | Unknown |
Sources
- Warhammer 40,000 Rulebook (5th Edition)
- Dark Heresy: Core Rulebook (RPG), pg. 250
- Dark Heresy: Inquisitor's Handbook (RPG), pg. 170