I think the planets which have a population lower than that of a household in India should be bumped up by a few thousand. Just because it seems kind of stupid (stupid even for 40k) to have a massive planet floating in space and only have like 50 people living on it total.

>>4728013
57.

>>4728013

HERESY! They are entertaining.

Totally misread the OP and was subsequently thoroughly disappointed.

>>4728059

I hate Starcraft.

>>4728013

Well if the planet is an uninhabitable hellhole like every planet in the known universe that isn't Earth, it makes sense that only a few people live on it, and those people would all be scientists living in research stations and surviving on supplies shipped from less hellish worlds.

Think Antarctica, only it covers the entire planet.

>>4728021
>Large, medium quality enforcer force
>Huge, poor quality militia
>Medium, poor/medium standing army
>Medium, medium quality armored force
>Tiny, poor/medium titan force
>Large, medium quality private army
>Large, poor/medium naval force
>Medium, medium quality orbital station
>Small, poor quality planetary missile silos
>Tiny, poor quality orbital missile silos
>Tiny, poor quality defense lasers
>Tiny, medium quality mercenary force

This was it's military.

On a planet of 57 people.

>>4728123

Exactly.

>>4728094
Well yes, with a research station (like every settlement in Antarctica) it would make sense to have a planet with 57 people on it.

But when you have a mining world with a military like >>4728123 described, yeah, let's bump it up by a few thousand or get rid of the military altogether. A planet of 57 people don't really need much of a military outside like five guys with batons and maybe a gun to pass around.

I'll let the fa/tg/uys name this one.

Hive World
Mid Imperial
Large Star
Adeptus Arbites: Moderate
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: Small
Adeptus Astronomica: Token
Adeptus Mechanus: Moderate
Administratum: Dominant
Adeptus Ministorium: Small
Inquisition: Notable
Planet Size: Huge (153,000 km)
Axel Title: Moderate
Day: 132 Hours
Year: 371 Terran Days
Sattlites: 8
Gravity: Standard
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Arid
Temperature: Tepid (+51 to +101)
Winter: 31to 80
Summer: 71 to 120
Terrain:
Grassland
Cliffs
Mountains
Broken Rock
Population: 22 Billion
Society: Religious (Machine God)
Defense:
Huge force of Medium/High quality Enforcers, Huge medium quality militia, A large, medium quality standing army, Huge, Medium amoured forces, Moderate poor/medium private armies, Small high quality navy, Huge, medium Orbital Stations, Tiny medium/poor orbital missle silos, Large Medium Defense Lasers

>>4728179

Is Plures Negotium to hardcore for you?

>>4728188

Sors Natio

>>4728013
I disagree. It doesn't seem odd considering 40k standards, and it's funny.

We shouldn't alter what the random number god decided.

>>4728246

Agreed; Plures Negotium's population shall remain at 57.

Anybody want to try to get an ice world?

>>4728344
The Emperor demands that ice be in his margarita glass!

I don't care that it's actually salt! He wants ice dammit!

>>4728344
Interestingly enough, I did roll this up just now:

Class: Mining world
Tech Level: Warp Space
Star size: huge
Adeptus Arbites: None
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: Token
Adeptus Astronimica: Token
Adeptus Mechanicus: Moderate
Administratum: Slight
Adeptus Ministorum: Notable
Inquisition: None
Planet size: large (101,000 km)
Axial tilt: Large (+40 -40)
Length of day: 32 hours
Length of year: 1.3 terran years; 358 local days
Satellites: 10
Gravity: standard
Atmosphere: poisonous
Hydrosphere: damp
Temperature: chilly (-100 - -41) (winter: -140 - -81; summer: -60 - -01)
Terrain: Moor, barren, plateaus, active volcanoes, flat rock
Population: 1,000,000,000
Society: Religious (machine god)
Enforcers: Medium sized; poor/medium quality
Militia: Massive sized; poor/medium quality
Private armies: medium sized/medium quality

>>4728545
Maybe hollowed out plateaus serving as habitation centers?

Also
>society: religious (machine god)
>Adeptus Ministorum: Notable

Speaking of heresy, how about a quarantined shrineworld ruled by a local religion. with no arbites, astropaths or military. With a population of 3 billion. Sounds like an uprising...

World Type: Quarantined Shrine world
Tech Level: Low Imperial
Star Size: Medium
Adeptus Arbites Presence: none
Adeptus Astra Telepathica Presence: none
Adeptus Mechanicus Presence: Token
Administratum Presence: Significant
Adeptus Ministorum Presence: Dominating
Inquisition Presence: None
Planet Size: Medium
Planet Circumference: 67,000 kilometres
Axial Tilt: Large (26-35o)
Day Length: 42 Hours
Year Length: 330 Terran Days (188.1 Local Days)
Satellites: 0
Gravity: Heavy (1.3-1.5)
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Arid
Average Temperature: Tepid (+50-100)
Summer Temperature: 90-140
Winter Temperature: 10-60
Terrain: Moors
Population: 3,000,000,000
Society: Religious, Local
Military: None

Did that Anon ever finish that generator that did this for you?

>>4728545
>chilly
>poisonous
>active volcanoes

Sure sounds like an awesome planet.

Endrythis
World Type: Shrine World
Tech Level: High Imperial
Star Size: Huge
Administratum Presence: Token
Adeptus Ministorum Presence: Dominating
Planet Size: Large
Planet Circumference: 86000 km
Axial Tilt: Slight
Length of Day: 14 hours
Length of Year: 810 Terran Days
Satellites: 3
Gravity: Standard
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Watery
Temperature: Bitter (-210 degrees celsius and below)
Terrain: Mountains, Barren, Cliffs
Population: 35,000
Society: Religious (Ministorum)
Defenses: Small Poor Quality Standing Army

Shit gets cold. Pray to the Emperor for heat.

>>4728188
>Hive World
>Administatum: Dominant

Sector Capital?

Ixion II
Planet Class: Hive World
Tech Level: High Imperial
Star Size: Huge
Adeptus Arbites Presence: Small
Adeptus Astra Telepathica Presence: Significant
Adeptus Astronimica Presence: Token
Adeptus Mechanicus Presence: Token
Administratum Presence: Dominating
Adeptus Ministorum Presence: Moderate
Inquisition Presence: Moderate
Size: Average (51000km Circumference)
Axial Tilt: Moderate (16-25 degrees)
Length of Day: 18 hours
Length of Year: 47 days
Number of Satellites: 16
Gravity Level: Standard
Atmosphere: Bearable
Hydrosphere: Average
Temperature: Hot (+101 - +150)
Summer Temperature: Hot (+121 - +170)
Winter Temperature: Hot (+81 - +130)
Terrain: Plateaus, Flat Rocks, Ravines
Population: 1 billion
Society Type: Tyrannical Dictator
Enforcers: Massive, Medium quality
Militia: Massive, Medium quality
Standing Army: Large, Poor/Medium quality
Armoured Force: Massive, High quality
Titan Force: Large, Medium quality
Private Army/Armies: None
Naval Force: Huge, Medium quality
Orbital Station(s): Medium, Poor quality
Missile Silos (planet): Huge, Poor/Medium quality
Missile Silos (orbital): None
Defence Lasers: None
Mercenary Force: None

I think I recreated the migrating oceans. Also fuckhuge star, 16 moons and and an orbit close enough to have 47-day years. Good lord.

Holy shit, OP of the previous thread here.

This shit is incredible. Thank you, Rubic Marine.

Also, to explain why the deathworld, Inferno, with an industrial level society, has so many high quality defensive lasers and titans, let's just say that it's an ancient artifact world from the Golden Age of Humanity that was repopulated again in the Great Crusades but then lost to the Imperium again during the Horus Heresy. Note to mention the ancient human ruins probably have internal atmospheres that allow them to maitain life.

>>4728907
makes sense
>>4728787
>>4728877
>>4728545
>star size:huge

think these could fit in the same system?

Submitting another renaming proposition on the grounds that your Latin is incorrect.

Plures Negotia
Numerosus Labori
Multa Ardua

>>4728877
This looks like it would be an important management world. With a Telepathica presence that high and Administratum that high, it has to be.

And yes, you recreated migrating ocean syndrome.
>>4728871
We're going to decide on the capital at the end. That's definitely a candidate - but we're looking for a combination of massive population and dominating administratum presence.

Poster of >>4728877 here, let's try to explain my world.

Ixion II, despite its deadly environment, is probably an industrial powerhouse with one billion people crammed into a single hive, built on the highest plateau where the yearly floods and thunderstorms have no effect. The rest of the planet is, appropriately, a combination of sun-baked rock and ravines carved out by flash floods. the sixteen moons were the remains of two larger satellites that collided million of years ago, leaving lots of fragments with irregular shapes and orbits. All the orbital defenses are built on the ground because things in orbit keep smashing into the errant moons, so there's nothing but a few battered space stations up there to supply the enormous navy. A single tyrannical governor makes sure the population lives in a Kafkaesque bureaucratic hell, and his armored forces are huge because the only way for soldiers to survive outdoors is inside the climate-controlled compartment of a Chimera. Titans, I imagine, are the only machines which can traverse the lowlands safely.

>>4729049
Make it an underground hive and this would be more than appropriate for the Imperium.

>>4729119
I can compromise by making it a hollowed-out plateau. TANK FORTRESS.

>>4728545
Welcome to Urich III, hellhole of fire and ice. Of course you got a mining assignment, everyone here has a mining assignment. Are you going frosty or dark? Oh yeah, you're green, out on the ice or in the ground? Ground? Lucky devil. The poor frosties get the privilege of wearing e-suits while trying not to cut themselves in half with the meltacutters they're supposed to use on the ice moving constantly underneath them

You, you on the otherhand get to deal with the crazies down in the shaft and the zealots clashing with the pounders on a daily basis.

>>4729146
Wait wait wait...

How about a giant tank hive city?

>>4729179
Hell, I can see it now...

The dictator of the planet looks like an old crusty captain, complete with glass eye, peg leg, and corn cob pipe. His cockpit at the top of the giant hive city tank looks like it was ripped out of an old 19th century Ship-of-the-Line. And he spends his days driving the tank city erratically through the boiling hot desert while yelling "WHITE WHALE, HOLY GRAIL"

somehow I get the feeling GW did the exact same thing to create the 40k universe in the same way

>>4729245
oh lawd

>>4729170
while clearly borrowing from the tank city, i could see small, nasa crawler-esque platforms roaming the ice in herds

>>4729179
Rolling tank-city that launches Leviathans that launch Leman Russes? Very tempting...

>>4729245
And now the idea is too awesome not to use.

A deranged sea-captain helming his Archaeotech mobile city, eternally chasing the migrating sea.

So how many planets do we have now?

>>4729327
Check Suptg for the previous thread.

>>4729302
Wait, now I have an even more awesome idea.

Tracked cities seem a bit cliche. Let's have the whole population of Ixion live on a fleet of floating Ark-cities, which are stranded and immobile on the plateaus during the summer, but sail forth every winter for trade and war as the waters come!

>>4729380
This, This, good God This

>>4729380
how do they get back on the plateaus come dry season?

>>4729869
Maybe the winter floodwaters get that high. Or the plateaus aren't very high. It's just a cool image.

>>4730123
i know

i just had to apply logic to 40k

bump

Compiling a basic map of the sector right now, guys.

>>4732258
And, here we go.
I had to make up a few names and I had to apply a few names but honestly, it's pretty good so far.
We need more additions to fill up the map, though.

Pluros sounds like a decent planet name.

Also, here's the set of tables we use to generate these planets:
http://rapidshare.com/files/238498726/Warhammer_40k_-_PlanetGeneratorV2.pdf

>>4732312

Very nice.

>>4732312
Also, there's going to be plenty of sub-sectors. One for the crazy-lethal-impossible-to-survive worlds, one for the conflict zone you see in the right hand corner (Euclisine and Ravenforge both has "Religious (Local)" as their society so I decided CHAOS) and of course, the central area, filling with pleasure worlds and administration worlds.

Class: Cemetery world
Tech Level: Warp Space
Star size: Small
Adeptus Arbites: Token
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: None
Adeptus Astronimica: None
Adeptus Mechanicus: Token
Administratum: Token
Adeptus Ministorum: Notable
Inquisition: None
Planet size: large (31,000 km)
Axial tilt: Large (+20 -20)
Length of day: 29 hours
Length of year: 1.4 terran years; 446 local days
Satellites: 2
Gravity: Light
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Arid
Temperature: Searing (300+)
Terrain: Islands
Population: 620
Society: Democracy
Private Army/Armies, Medium Size, Medium Quality


I dub thee Surat Thani, or Thani Prime. Large rock formations jut up above a constantly swirling thermal storm; islands of peace above a constant maelstrom. There is something down there, though, and it's worth the lives of hundreds, even thousands, of adepts and guardsmen.

terranova planet of the day generator

they only have today's, and yesterday's, but it's good stuff

I'm not especially expert on 40k fluff, so I'll need some help with explaining this:

Planet Class: Hive World
Tech Level: High Imperial
Star Size: Tiny
Adeptus Arbites: Slight
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: Moderate
Adeptus Astronomica: Slight
Adeptus Mechanicus: Small
Administratum: Dominating
Adeptus Ministorum: Small
Inquisition: Notable
Size: Average; 60,000 km
Axial Tilt: Large, variance +40/-40
Length of Day: 10 hours
Length of Year: 144 days
Satellites: 17
Gravity: Heavy
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Average
Temperature: Searing
Summer: 191 to 340
Winter: 111 to 260
Terrains: 4 (swamp, savannah, continual forest, continual forest)
Population: 13 billion
Society Type: Hereditary Monarchy
Enforcers: Large, Poor/Medium quality
Militia: Huge, Poor/Medium quality
Armored Force: Large, Medium quality
Titan Force: None
Private Army/Armies: Small, Medium quality
Naval Force: Massive, Medium/High quality
Orbital Stations: None
Missile Silos (planet): Huge, Medium quality
Missile Silos (orbital): None
Defence Lasers: Huge, Medium quality
Mercenary Force: None

>>4732581
>Administratum: Dominating
>[other crap]

This sounds like an Administrative world. It's crazy hot outside, so your job is to toil all day doing admin work in the hives. Someone has to do the Imperium's taxes, dammit! The rest of the planet exists to support the future IRS.

I suggest Domesday as an appropriate name.

Forbidden worlds are super-boring:

Planet Class: Forbidden World
Tech Level: Advanced Space
Star Size: Medium
Adeptus Arbites: Discretionary
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: Discretionary
Adeptus Astronomica: Discretionary
Adeptus Mechanicus: Discretionary
Administratum: Discretionary
Adeptus Ministorum: Discretionary
Inquisition: Discretionary
Size: Large; 59,000 km
Axial Tilt: Moderate, temperature variance +20/-20
Length of Day: 124 hours
Length of Year: 130 days (24 local)
Satellites: 20
Gravity: Standard
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Average
Temperature: Average
Summer: 10 to 50
Winter: -30 to 10
Terrains: 3 (active volcanoes, hills, columns)
Population: 47,000
Society Type: Hereditary Dictator
Enforcers: Discretionary
Militia: Discretionary
Armored Force: Discretionary
Titan Force: Discretionary
Private Army/Armies: Discretionary
Naval Force: Discretionary
Orbital Stations: Discretionary
Missile Silos (planet): Discretionary
Missile Silos (orbital): Discretionary
Defence Lasers: Discretionary
Mercenary Force: Discretionary

>>4732684
When you roll forbidden planet, you're meant to roll again for what it was before it was forbidden.

>>4732534
I like it.
I like it a lot.

Sector map - updated.

>>4733261
Awesome.
Come on, folks! We need more awesome planets to add on!

>>4733261
Spread out the planets a little bit. Too much dead space (unless we're going to stick a "Here there be holders" area of nebulous space somewhere).

>>4733459
It's pretty spread out already, seeing as the length of a square is a light year.
I want /tg/ to generate loads more planets - that's why there is currently so much dead space, so they can fill in the gaps.

Nephertis

Forbidden World
Pre-Industrial
Tiny Star
No Imperial Presence
Tiny Size
16000 km Circumference
Moderate Tilt
Length of Day: 79 Terran Hours
Length of Year: 48 Terran Days
No Satellites
Very Light Gravity
Normal Atmosphere
Damp Hydrosphere
Frosty Temperature (Summer Temp: -20 to 10; Winter Temp; -60 to -31)
Continual Forest, Swamp, Caves, Active Volcanoes
Population: 850
Society: Religious (Local)
No Army

Creepy cultist-controlled world that not even the Imperium wants to control. If it isn't the Chaos Death Cults, it's the hyper-aggressive xenofauna. Even being near the planet sends shivers down your back.

>>4732534
>>4732969

there is a typo there: for planet size it should say "small" not "large."

Otherwise it is as intended.

>>4728871

Third contender for the capital.

>>4728907

Your welcome.

>>4728965

I got it from a crappy online translator.

>>4732312

That looks awesome.

>>4733261

Even better.

I thought this thread would be dead; I went to sleep after my last post.

OP here. Check out this board, far superior to Retardchan:

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>>4733495

I think the 'square=light-year' is pretty good.

Okay, guys, I'm going to try and make another paradise like New Prospero. I'll probably fail, but I had good luck with the dice last time.

Exterminus Cratum (Formerly Senica-4)
War World (Formerly Pleasure World)
Tech level: Mid Imperial
Size of Star: Medium
Arbites Presence: Small
Astra Telepathica: Token
Mechanicus: Token
Administratum: Slight
Ministorum: Small
Inquisition: Token
Size: Average (57,000 km)
Axial Tilt: Severe (41 degrees) [-60, +60]
Length of Day: 17 hours
Length of Year: 686.11 local days (486 terran)
Satellites: 14
Gravity Level: Standard (1.1 G)
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Damp
Temperature: Warm (+31 to +50)
Summer Temperature: Tepid/Hot (+91 to +110)
Winter Temperature: Frosty (-29 to -10)
Terrain: Sandy Islands
Population: 400,000,000
Society: Elected Monarchy
Defenses:
Enforcers Large Number, medium quality
Militia Large Number, Poor/Medium Quality
Private Army Small Number, Medium/High Quality
Mercenary Force Huge Number, Medium/High Quality

Once the most pleasant and scenic world in the sector, Exterminus Cratum is now a war-torn hellhole. The forces of Chaos gained a foothold on Senica-5, the planet's twin, and used it as a base of operations until the Inquisition had Senica-5 destroyed. The Exterminatus operation cracked Senica-5 into fifteen parts, one of them slamming into Senica-4. It knocked Senica-4 almost completely over, giving it its severe axial tilt and destroying the environment. The remaining fourteen parts of Senica-5 fell back into orbit around Senica-4, renamed Exterminus Cratum by the survivors, forming an unpredictable, almost impenetrable wall of rock that prevents large ships from landing, and makes for a dangerous journey even in small, maneuverable craft. Unfortunately, the forces of Chaos still have an interest in the world, and with the Ministorum unable to land large numbers of troops, the locals have turned to hiring huge numbers of mercenaries to defend the remaining settlements.

>>4733981

Class: Frontier World
Tech Level: High Imperial
Size of Star: Medium
No Astra Telepathica Presence
Token Mechanicus
No Administratum
No Ministorum
Token Inquisition (First world I made that had them.)
Huge Planet Size (171,000 km)
Notable Axial Tilt (Almost Slight, got a 16.)
Length of Day: 23 Local Hours
Length of Year: 140 Local Days
Gravity Level: Standard
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Moist
Temperature: Warm
Savannah
Hills
Swamp
Islands
4 Billion People
Democratic Government
Skipping the defenses; too much work. I'll do it in a minute or two.

>>4734274

Small amount of Enforcers; Medium Quality
Small amount of Militia; Medium/High Quality
Medium Standing Army; Medium/Poor Quality
Tiny Armored Force; Medium Quality
Medium amount of Private Armies; Poor Quality
Medium Naval Force; Medium Quality
Medium Mercenaries; Poor/Medium Quality

There we go.

>>4734333
>>4734274

Name: Taedium.

>>4734274
This place sounds pretty damn nice. The sort of place that you'd go to to bask in the sun for a few days. We've already got Prospero, but my guess is that once this world has been settled, it'll be the next best thing.

>>4734432

The best thing is that I made both. Maybe this is a boating planet, opposite to New Prospero.

>>4733625
Damn, that's awesome
>>4734168
I also like this a lot. From the sound of it, it could've been a nice place to live then, bam. Accidental Exterminatus, wiped out half the planet's life and covered it with ash and made it wobble.

Three updates made.

>>4734482

fukken saved

Anyway, you guys want to vote for the Sector Capital?

We need to update the list, too.

Ix, a bizarre frontier world with thousand of fertile rain forest islands drifting around on an ocean of magma.
Mundania, average in every way.
'Squat Fortress', a terrifying, poisonous and ocean-covered forge world with one hour days. It leaves a cloud of land marks in its wake that it rams into when it completes its circle.
Xomula, absolutely crazy Xenos world where the Adeptus Mechanicus have gone to research. Hideous, Catachan-dangerous swamp world.
Iniega, a gas giant capable of sustaining life with eighteen satellites covered in hives while the planet's designated a pleasure world.
Orvana, a highly populated hive world under incredibly strict Imperial rule after rebellion. Pick up that can, criminal scum.
Hetopia, a penal colony so hellish that it was designated 'pleasure world' as a joke by two yuppies in the Administratum.
Mining Site 0298, a rocky, barren landscape that's grim, dark and gritty and covered in miners.
Deathworld 17, a deathworld that used to be a feral world but then its atmosphere became poisonous and the oceans vanished - how?
Texasium, a agri-world covered in a bunch of farmers who zealously follow a religion preached to them by a handful of confused missionaries.
New Prospero, a wonderful, beautiful paradise world that's just about perfect in every way imaginable - now that's a shock!
New Krieg: a hive world with an absolutely deadly atmosphere, little moisture and endless piles of warheads. Krieg, anyone?
Ohshi Itsot: A blistering hot shrine world 'tended to' by unlucky bastards in the Ministorum who nobody likes.

>>4734521

Detaniax - A deadly Forgeworld with super high technology, but only notable Mechanicus presence.
Utopia - A Planet with nearly 400 degerees in the summer but swamps in the polar regions because of the crazy axial tilt.
Volcania- 61 Dudes with Spears and Swords fucking up everything that dares to come to their planet.
Augurus Prime - The home of the proud Augurus Titan legions.
Tempest - A planet that will cook you in the summer, freeze you solid in the winter and kill you via terrible storms in between, also its a dictatorship.
Inferno - A waterless, searing deathworld with a deadly atmosphere that somehow supports 9 million people and a high tech Titan legion with industrial tech only.
Ravenforge - Nobody goes to Ravenforge.

>>4734521
I'll do it another time, Rubric.

When summer comes, I will try and write up at least a paragraph or two for every nation.

>>4734526

Added a few.

Taedium, a frontier world, that will be a paradise once it's fully colonized.
Extermis Cratum, a world that was once a paradise. It was hit by a shard of a broken world, so it's now a hell hole,
Nephertis, a Forbidden World controlled by Chaos death cults; the xenofauna are absolutely deadly. Not even the Imperium wants it.

>>4734592

Of course.

It's summer here, though, so I'll be off for a couple more days.

>>4734624
That's good.
I'll probably have one main page on the wiki: the map and a small blurb for each of the planets. Each planet has its own short page, perhaps with an image if I can find something suitable.

This is a surprisingly easy project. All it requires is for people to use the generator, post particularly amusing or unique planets and slowly but surely, we'll build our own replacement for the Calixis Sector.

>>4734686

I think the goal should be to get a world that's WORSE than Catachan. Also, thanks for writing the page on 1d4chan; someone needed to get to it.

This thread fucking rules

>>4734482
I see one on there that isn't on the list. What's Thani?

>>4734703

The list is very outdated; of course, I've never heard of Thani either. Anyone know?

>>4734703
Surat Thani. Previously posted in this thread. It's a cemetary world covered in endless rocky plateaus that tower above the clouds and the metal-melting thermal storms. Every regiment has a plateau where their dead are buried.
>>4734699
I think we've already done that.
Xomula.

>>4734735

I'll add it to the list.

>Xomula

It is worse; but it's too bad. I want a world worse than Catachan, but better than Xomula. Then, the sector will be complete. Maybe.

>>4734735
sweet.

okay, so someone was going to ask eventually: is this sector going to have it's own indigenous chapter of the Adeptus Astartes? And, perhaps more importantly, what kind of planet are they going to be from?

inb4angrymarines, et al.

>>4734735
>>4734748

Surat Thani, a Cemetary world that is dotted by rocky plateaus that go above the clouds, and thermal storms that melt steel. It's important in the Tiji Sector; it's where the Guardsmen are buried.

>>4734763

I mentioned one last thread; the system is so hardcore, they have their own Astartes chapter. It needs a name, theme, and color.

>>4734788
Name some colors and some themes (hot/cold colors, pref. paint spots) and I'll see if I can't come up with something.

>>4734748
speaking of Xomula; I'm the guy who started the first Xomula thread. Why is Xomula in a little red box on the star map? Is it quarantined? I wouldn't be surprised if it is.

Also, I'm probably being an ass here or something, but what's Hetopia? I haven't gone through the archive yet.

Also, also: 1d4chan link please?

>>4734801

I think a primary contributor to the chapter is Xomula, so they'd be an aquatic chapter. Submarines with turrets and submersible ships. I think a greenish-blue color would be good, considering the color of Xomula's oceans.

>>4734826

Honored to have you in my thread; I helped with Xomula, adding some of the fluff.

>>4734836
Painter up, I'll have a preliminary for you in a bit.

>>4734844

Two chapters in one sector? Awesome.

>>4734848
I'm really happy with how it came out by the way. Thank you, and anyone else who helped out. I added in some stuff to, but you guys did most the work. I actually stated some of the creatures for Xomula. If you guys give me some time to look at the other planets, I could try and stat some creatures for the other planets to.

I really need to learn how to refresh before I post.

>>4734856

Cool; remember to thin your paints!

>>4734870

Look at my list above, you can see if you want to do some.

>>4734826
Xomula is in a red box with Hetopia in order to indicate that it's one system, adequately called "the Abyssal System".

Hetopia is Hetopia III, a storm-covered planet with migrating oceans. In the summer, the ocean is one-foot thick, highly acidic and boiling hot. Not to mention the sky is constantly raining boiling acidic rain too, in order to keep the thin ocean from evaporating completely. In the winter, you've got gigantic, massive, humid, warm stormy oceans that would make the Atlantic look like a breeze. As a result of literally ocean-worths of steam constantly blowing around the planet, the wind is almost strong enough to strip flesh from bone in the worst cases.

>>4734891

And it's a pleasure world.

keep the good shit coming boys

>>4734878
Because I can totally do that in a painting program. Anyway, here's a quick hack of a paintjob- colors still need to be fine-tuned, but whatever.

Link to the painter w/colors for anybody else:
http://tinyurl.com/n2v5vg

>>4734905

I think it's pretty close to perfect for an aquatic chapter; now, all we need is a name.

>>4734922
We could always shamefully rip off the Emperor's Spears and call it the Emperor's Tridents.

>>4734910

I don't think the Angry Marines would make that much sense; only Volcania would work as a recruiting planet. The aquatic chapter is pretty good; most of the worlds have water on them.

>>4734905
Wow! I missed the discussions about the aquatic chapter.

Okay, let's go ahead with this shit!

>>4734905
cool. i like the aquatic theme.

i feel like there should be some sort of aquatic mutation, like 1 in 50 has a gene-seed flaw that gives them gills or something. Sometimes they get the electromagnetic senses of sharks/electric eels though, so it's a trade-off.

good concept? no so good concept?

>>4734944

This system is too original for that! :p

>>4734922
>aquatic chapter

Give them lots of Landraiders. Landraiders are like superarmoured submarines on treads.

>>4734922
The Emperor's Playthings
The Sea Angels
Men O War

>>4734954
No, nothing nearly so special, please. No mutations.

>>4734972
Sea Angels.
Yes.

>>4734972
Sea Angels + Manta Rays = Sea Rays

Random thought, probably not any good

>>4734954

I think that's too much; maybe larger lung capacity?

>>4734963

A little more Land Raiders than usual, but not too many; maybe we can replace the METAL BOXES and Predators with submersible versions.

>>4734974
I agree on this. An aquatic chapter would need lots of special mechanical supplies.

Best to stay clean, so they can't cut off your supplies.

>>4734980
No.
Sea Angels works perfectly.

Planet Class: Feral World
Tech Level: Low Imperial
Star Size: Medium
Adeptus Arbites: None
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: None
Adeptus Astronomica: None
Adeptus Mechanicus: slight
Administratum: None
Adeptus Ministorum: Moderate
Inquisition: None
Size: Large; 59,000 km
Axial Tilt: Moderate, temperature variance +20/-20
Length of Day: 50 hours
Length of Year: 300 days (182 local)
Moons: 3
Satellites: 5
Gravity: Heavy
Atmosphere: Bearable
Hydrosphere: Moist
Temperature: Warm
Summer: 67 to 105
Winter: 62 to 73
Terrains: 3 (swamp, continual forest, Islands)
Population: 4 Billion
Society Type: Elected Monarchy
Enforcers: Small, Medium quality
Militia: Massive, poor quality
Armored Force: None
Titan Force: None
Private Army/Armies: Small, high quality
Naval Force: Small, High quality
Orbital Stations: 1
Mercenary Force: small

I shall dub you, Kratos.
A possible chapter recruiting world taking stock from hardy high grav locals in an endless swamp and rain forest world, brainwashed for the EMPRAH.

Can others help me backstory this sufficiantly? or is this long enough?

>>4734985
>A little more Land Raiders than usual, but not too many; maybe we can replace the METAL BOXES and Predators with submersible versions.

Good plan.

Also, does anyone know what kind of weapons work underwater?

>>4734992
I suppose, but there's a huge amount of chapters with "angel" already in it. Not that that's a bad thing.

>>4735003

DRILLSSSS! DRILLS FOR THE EMPRA!

>>4735003
Bolters do.
On the other hand, you could give them rocket-propelled harpoon guns or something.

>>4735003
Assuming the water doesn't fuck with the combustion process of the bolter rounds or the semi-automatic/fully automatic action needed to load the next round (which it probably does) the bolter-based weapons should work fine.
And assuming that the water won't refract the lasers from laser weapons (which it, again, probably does) those should work fine.

They're aquatic...so...they're actual "Marines," in the traditional sense.

Ergo, I dub them the "Actual Marines."

>>4735020

Harpoon guns for ranged, and DRILLS for close range. Power drills = anti-armor weapon.

>>4735013
I was more thinking of the usual things.

Bolters and missiles would work. I've read somewhere that energy weapons are problematic... but it's 40,000. And they're space marines. They fight on arid planets and water planets with just as much ease, so there is probably some handwavium to be applied.

Carpus

WS: 40 BS: - S: 45 T: 35 Ag: 30 Int: 10 Per: 30 WP: 35 Fel: 5 Wounds: 8

Traits: Fish, Unnatural Strenghx2, Natural Weapons (Teeth)

Weapon: Teeth (1d10+3 R; Primitive, Tearing)

The Carpus is a large, small child sized fish native to planet jokingly referred to as ‘Squat Fortress’ and has been the cause of 20% of the planets over all casualties. The Carpus mainly live in the oceans of ‘Squat Fortress,’ and pray upon unsuspecting fishermen when they come out to catch a quick lunch. The Carpus strikes rapidly and brutally, clutching the poor fisherman in its power jaws, and then drags them under water with its unholy strength. From there, the poor fisherman is devoured alive, either by multiple Carpus waiting under the surface or the lone Carpus who carried him under.

>>4735043

BRILLIANT!

>>4735033

No drills? HERESY!

>>4734910
I say we make a new one. It's been fun creating these planets, creating a chapter will be fun too.

I also vote that the initiation test should be surviving on Xomula, naked, for 5 days. Best test ever.

World Type: Dead Hive World
Tech Level: Low Imperial
Star Size: Tiny
Adeptus Arbites Presence: None
Adeptus Astra Telepathica Presence: Token
Adeptus Astronomica Presense: Token
Adeptus Mechanicus Presence: Notable
Administratum Presence: None
Adeptus Ministorum Presence: None
Inquisition: Major
Planet Size: Huge (261,000 km)
Axial Tilt: Slight
Day Length: 72 hours
Year Length: 677 days
Satellites: 3
Gravity: Standard
Atmosphere: Bearable
Hydrosphere: Waterless
Average Temperature: -201c and lower
Summer Temperature: -196c and lower
Winter Temperature: -206c and lower
Terrain: Caves and Mountains
Population: 3 Billion
Society: Religious (Local)
Enforcers: Large force; Poor quality
Militia: Huge force; Poor quality
Standing Army: Massive force; High quality
Armoured Force: Medium force; Medium quality
Titan Force: None
Private Army: Large force; Medium quality
Naval Force: Medium Force; High quality
Orbital Stations: None
Planetary Missile Silos: Huge force; Poor quality
Orbital Missile Silos: None
Defense Lasers: None
Mercenary Force: None


A hive world orbiting a dead star that froze over; now an outpost for the Inquisition and guarded nearly exclusivly by servants of the Machine God and Inquisitorial black ships.

>>4735061

And at least one day must be spent in the water.

>>4735063

That's a keeper; there are not many Inquisitors in the Tiji Sector.

>>4735066
The marines do want a few survivors, you know. At this rate, no one will survive.

Aquatic space marines should have something to do with Sharks. Because Sharks are awesome.

>>4735079

Roger roger, it will be lowered to an hour or two. They will need to go into the water to eat, though.

Shit. I lost the link to this generator... I saw it the other day and never grabbed it.

>>4735043
One problem.
Squat Fortress is a highly toxic world constantly being showered with debris that was torn off of it by its own insanely fast rotation.
How the fuck could anything naturally live on that?

>>4735083

Chapter symbol = Shark?

>>4735079
"Each of the Legions has now nominated aspirants seeking to throw themselves upon our mercy in the vain hope that we may deem them worthy to join our ranks. Those loyal to the shrunken corpse on Terra still cling to their own processes by which perhaps one in a hundred neophytes may survive to become a battle brother. The methods I have developed over the last millennia are more stringent, for we must be pure in our hatred and hard of heart, body and soul. Fewer than one in every thousand survive, and I strive each day to lengthen these odds still further." --Fabius Bile, tvtropes quote

Seems good enough.

The aquatic marine planet should be filled with planetary defenses raising deep from the depths.

Also, servitor-seamonsters.

>>4735100
Admittedly, I just realized that was a Chaos quote, but the point still stands.

>>4735106

Definitely this; it looks like an empty world, then the defenses rise up and destroy the invaders.

>>4735112

I would facepalm, but it does, indeed.

>>4735097
they are really, really tough fish.

>>4735099
Yeah. Or just Shark jaws. Picture this, on each aquatic blue Space Marine's shoulder and knees are Shark Jaws protruding out. Awesome. Possibly with angel wings next to them if we go with the Sea Angels.

>>4735090
Nevermind, found it.
Pointing it out for anyone else who missed it.
>>4732353

Wait, guys.

There's no Chapter that's devoted entirely to a single world that it gets all of its recruits from. Sorry to ruin this party, but there are plenty of other worlds to get valuable, varied recruits from and there are very few sectors that can afford multiple Space Marine chapters.
Look at the Blood Ravens, for example. Some of their recruits came form an ork-infested jungle world, some of them came from a waterless, dry wasteland and others of them even came from the underhives of a hiveworld.

>>4735143

A non-serious name would be Sea Sharks. Sea Angels... Well, I don't really like it, but it fits.

>>4735150
I was under impression that this was from the whole system- Xomula is simply their base of operations.

>>4735150
see
>>4735163

The wholes system has a bunch of water-filled planets. Taedium could be one, as it is still developing, so it could have horrors living in the water. Otherwise, it would be just another paradise.

Ghelzit

WS: 35 BS: 25 S: 30 T: 45 Int: 20 Per: 30 WP: 30 Fel: 10 Wounds: 12

Traits: Unnatural Toughness, Disturbing (Fear 1), Natural Weapons (Teeth and claws), Corrupted Flesh, Necrophage

Weapons: Teeth/Claws (1d10+3 R; Tearing, Primitive)
Rusted Knife (1d5 R; Primitive, Slashing)
Clunky Stubber (Pistol, Range: 30m, Rof: S/3/-, 1d10+3 I damage, Pen:0, Clip: 9, Rld: Full round, Unreliable)

On the cursed chaos held planet of Nehpertis, there is only one reliable food source bodies: corpses. As such, it is not completely unknown for some of its surviving residents to feast upon the occasional body, as a last means of staving off the horrors of starvation. But some have feasted on the corpses of their fellow humanoids to greedily, fully taking to the corpses of their comrades with relish. And thus the Ghelzit are born, a race of horrible, mutated ghoul creatures, now constantly on the hunt for more and more meat. Only now, they aren’t willing to wait for someone to die from the fauna.

>>4735163
And training grounds. Because holy fuck is Xomula scary.
>>4735158
I'm fine with either, either sounds like valid Chapter names.

>>4735184

Ghouls!

"And remember, kids, only you can stop a horrible flesh virus."

>>4735163
I don't think Xomula should be where the Space Marines are based. Just where they train and get recruits from. Because otherwise you'd think they'd start cleaning it up.

>>4735208

They tried; it's impossible to fully clean it up. Besides, why lose a fully capable training planet?

>>4735163
if an initiate can survive there, he can survive anywhere

>>4735150

See:
>>4734998
>>4734274
>>4728545
>>4728787

Entire sector of recruit worthy worlds with high varietion.

I'll be gifting you guys my old DIY chapter.

You guys can give them a name of your own choice.

The [Space Marines] come from a curious world. The planet is a former Hive world. Former Hive world, as it is overgrown with deadly jungle wildlife.
The local population are colonists from Vulcan, and they were able to keep one Hive on the planet somewhat operational.
As such, the [Space Marines] favour stealth and hunting skills coupled with self sufficiency and stubbornness. Their geneseed and training come from the [Space Marines], but their own cultural roots overrule that of their mentors.

During a recent campaign the [Space Marines] flew their fortress-ship towards a monolith to protect an Imperial exploration fleet from constant Eldar raids and Chaos attacks.
The [Space Marines] entered the monolith while chasing the last remaining Chaos forces, and they returned changed. Reports of insanity run rampant across the chapter, and disturbing dreams are commonplace.

(Apocalypse Now meets H.P. Lovecraft)

>>4735201
It's actually "only you can stop human flesh fires".
Anyway, recruitment worlds:
Xomula
Kratos
Volcania

Kratos and Xomula are actually surprisingly similar, while Volcania is a dry, cracked wasteland that I honestly doubt would have water being too available.

As for the chapter homeworld...

GENTLEMEN, START YOUR GENERATORS

>>4735208

I agree about Xomula not being where they are set up, though; you can't have a permanent base there. So, maybe the headquarters would be the sector's capital, which we haven't decided.

>>4735234
Using that reasoning, we should throw recruits into the Eye of Terror.

>>4735218
Point. Plus that's pretty funny.
"So why's Xomula still like that?"
"Have you fucking SEEN that place? You fucking try to clean it up. Plus surviving it shows the worthy."
Although we'd have to think why they wouldn't order Exterminatus on places like the Ork moon...

And should they be based on the planet or one of the moons? Being based on a demon moon'd be funny but the Agri Moon filled with MYSTERY GOLD is more plausibly. Plus then they could be blue and gold. With gold shark symbols.

>>4735247

It is? Well, I'm a little hard of hearing, so I misheard it.

>>4735251

Too much of a risk of KAY-OSS corruption.

>>4735252

That's one reason, but that's not all.

>>4735252
The Orks don't cause any trouble.
As long as you don't crashland there and have your ship looted, they won't be going anywhere.

Are the Sea Sharks/Angels a successor chapter? Of which one?

>>4735292
I'm thinking either Space Wolves, Dark Angels or Blood Angels.

>>4735252
Ork moon? If there aren't any people around, and resources are limited, the Orks would only develop to feral level.

Excellent training for initiates and neophytes. Kind of like Alien vs. Predator.

>>4735243
No one likes my Insane Marines?

>>4735318

It doesn't fit the Sea Sharks/Angels, as they don't favor stealth.

>>4735328
Well, I thought you guys were just creating random planets for easy usage in Dark Heresy....

...right?

This place should be the local religious center, despite it being a desolate hellhole.

Abyssius Monastorus

Hive World
Low Imperial tech level
Medium star
Medium star
Major Arbites presence
Significant Astra Telepathica presence
Slight Astronomica presence
Slight Mechanicus presence
Dominating Administratum presence
Major Ministorum presence
Moderate Inquisition presence
Average planet size (31,000 km)
Large axial tilt (+40 in the summer, -40 in the winter)
63 hour days
364 day years
Two satellites
Light gravity
Normal atmosphere
Parched hydrosphere
Roasting temperature (+151 to +300)
Barren and continual forest
8 billion people
Ministorum-run government
Huge, poor/medium quality enforcers
Huge, poor/medium quality militia
Large, high quality standing army
Huge, high quality armored force
Medium size and quality titan force
Medium size and quality private armies
Large, medium quality naval force
Large, medium quality orbital stations
Huge, medium quality planetary missile silos
Small, medium/high quality orbital missile silos
Huge, poor/medium quality defense lasers
Huge, poor quality mercenary force

>>4735309

nobody uses blood angels, gtfo.
Thier space shark/salamander succecors.

Here's an idea.

The Tiji Sector is filled with watery, marshland deathworlds, where horrors from the deeps lurk around every corner, with Xomula being one of the more infamous ones and locations like Kratos being just as vile. Some individuals from these particular worlds possess particular finesse in their own environment. These particular individuals are donned in aquamarine armour and declared members of the 8th Company - also known as the Sea Angels.

So rather than being completely dedicated to water warfare, how about the Chapter has a single company filled with dedicated mariners?

>>4735345

Another Hive World! Okay, I think we have enough of them, we need Forge Worlds. I think the only Forge World we have is Ravenforge, but nobody goes there.

>>4735343

...

>>4735343
It's kind of aspired a bit. We're gathering all of these planets and we're forging them into one massive sector, similar to Calixis.
Now people want to give our sector its own Space Marine chapter and people are arguing over specific points.

Honestly? I like you background. I like it a lot, it's actually pretty damn awesome for Space Marines and you should give yourself a pat on the back for crafting something so original.

Just not too sure how well it fits in here.

>>4735359

More than one company, as they have a lot of watery planets. We'd have to change the name, though. It would be a chapter of survivalists.

>>4735359

I support the this idea, the first company shall be made from the most ferocious tribal warriors who have strode across deadly high grav swamps, and are naturally deployed when the terrain of deathworlds is more threatning than the forces of darkness themselves.

>>4735372
Squat Fortress is a Forgeworld.
So's Detaniax.

>>4735409

So we have three. Also, do you guys think we need to update the earlier list?

>>4735396
Make them successors from the Salamanders.

Something involving mythical creatures would be good.

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>>4735345
>>Significant Astra Telepathica presence
>>Dominating Administratum presence
>>Major Ministorum presence
>>Ministorum-run government
To me, this seems like a minor relic world that got turned into sorting office or something, where communications, reports, files and so on from across the sector are shuffled around. The planet it's on was chosen simply for convenience, being in the right position and at the right distance to communicate easily with a lot of worlds, and went from being a small shrine celebrating a minor saint's victory over something or other on a desolate world to a series of huge postal offices with constant politicial power plays between the Ministorum who technically run the world and the Administratum who have the most people and stuff.

>>4735428
I'll type up a basic update for it, then. It might take a while, though.

>>4735398
Also the few but hardcore warriors of Volcania shold be recruted

>>4735431

Mystical creatures? The Tiji Sector has enough living horrors to be based off of.

>>4735438

That's a definitely a keeper now. Where's the map guy?

This sector has a massive suply of hive worlds, and I will therefor dub it the Imperiums, Manufactorum Millitis.

The never ending suply of troops from the Tiji system is a great boon to the imperium, from unsurvivable deathworlds to abysmal sorching deserts, and the always willing lower hivers.

Tiji churns out regiment upon regiment of folk trying to escape the harsh climates that without the hives would not be bearable, ensuring only the toughest most determend join his holy fist among the guard.

>>4735444

Sure; I usually update it, so it's nice to have the burden gone for once.

>>4735451

Definitely.

Also, what happened to the guy who was making the article?

>>4735478

There's also a couple of actually good pleasure worlds, so add those in.

>>4732312

hmm we have hetopia mitopia and utopia, one of them mus be renaimed .. probably utopia, to obvious

>>4735431
Is there a myth involving sharks? Because shoulders with shark jaws on them = FUCK YEAH. So if their is one part of the chapted specialized for sea stuff can they still ALL be called Sea Angels/Sharks? Because those names are cool.

>>4735458
Right here.

I'm saving all of the generated statblocks of every world I approve of in a text file.

I'm also the guy who volunteered to write up the basic descriptions of every world.

Give me a moment, okay?

>>4735489
Map maker here.

I renamed Utopia to Mitopia.

not much of a gamer here, any longer..

I'm assuming this is dark heresy? anyone got a link to books/pdf/whatever, as I'd like to take a peek at it?

>>4735493
Sea Angels are a real species of sea slug.

And they are fucking vicious.

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I'm making a new thread.

This needs to be made into a DH fan supplement. With new cults, career paths, enemies and factions for this new sector.

World Type: Forge World
Tech Level: High Imperial
Star size: Huge
Arbites Presence: None
Astra Telepathica Presence: Token
Astronimica Presence: None
Mechanicus Presence: Significant
Administratum: Token
Ministorum: Token
Inquisition: None
Planet Size: Average
Circumfrence: 53,000 km
Tilt: Moderate
Tempature Difference: 20'
Length of day: 17 Hours
Days in a year: 340
SATELLITEs: 17
Gravity: Standard
Atmosphere: Bearable
Water: None
Tempature: Average
Terrains: Dormant Volcanoes, Continual Forests, Islands, Barren.
Population: 10 Billion
Society: Mechanicus
Dfense: Pretty Much average, with a high quality Titan and Naval force.
Name: Victoia 7.

Sounds like a pretty average planet, and the sector needs forge worlds

New thread here:

>>4735553

>>4735498

Can you help me write something up for kratos?