So on Sea Sharks/Angels (We're really going ot have to decide on one or the other) I found a Hawaiian Shark Myth after 5 seconds of google. Nanaue, Shake Man.

Anyway, I still say that the sector capital should be New Prospero, the first good planet in the system.

>>4735589

Sea Sharks, if we don't change it from being an aquatic chapter.

bump

You know, looking at the results posted in these threads, the planet generator is really, really flawed. Nearly every characteristic is completely independent of each other, and have little or no impact on the others.

Why do we roll for the world type first, and why does everything have the same percent chance of being rolled? Hydrosphere is not impacted by temperature, atmosphere or vice versa. You can have a boiling 200+ degree planet with stone age tech, 2 billion people, and covered in 80% water.

Adapting the traveler planet generator would result in something that actually makes sense more than a fifth of the time.

>>4735678

That's what makes the planet generator awesome.

>>4735678
Warhammer is not realistic in any way shape or form. This includes the planets.

Class: War World, former Xenos World
Tech Level: Warp Space
Star size: Medium
Planet size: Average (47,000 km)
Axial tilt: Notable (+6 -15)
Length of day: 51 hours
Length of year: 0.65 terran years; 110 local days
Satellites: 3
Gravity: standard
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: damp
Temperature: Tepid (51 - 100) (winter: 41 - 90; summer: 61 - 110)
Terrain: Grassland, Hills
Population: 500 Billion
Society: Democracy

So a 500 Billion xeno world the imperium tries to conquer, but what xenos could be considered democratic?

we already have an uprising somewhere so that could be just rebels not xenos.. or a tranch style mutant uprising

actualy a mutant ruled democratic planet under siege is awesome

>>4735783

Free Mutant Republic

>>4735678

The fun part is making up explanations for how the planet became this fucked up. 200 degree planet with 80% water? It used to be 100% water but an orbital shift brought it closer to the sun so now 20% of the total water mass is in the atmosphere as vapor. Or whatever.

>>4735678
Listen, bub.
Here's what we do:
1. We generate the worlds.
2. We decide how the physics on the world work - even if these physics end up blatantly saying 'fuck you' to real physics.
3. We decide how societies function on this world.

In the end, the results don't make sense. But the planets are far more awesome than they would ever be with any other generator.

Anyway, just to stop you people babbling about capitols, here:
Each capitol has an important say in how Tiji is run.
For capitols, we still need:
- Production Capitol (Important forge world)
- Astartes Homeworld

>>4735783
500 billion xeno world, with 50-100++ degrees?

The xenos have got to be insectoid.

>>4735783

>500 Billion
>Only 7,000 km bigger than Holy Terra
>2 moons

wut

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

>>4735783
You messed up your roll there.
Srsly.
You can't get higher than 30 billion on a population roll.

>>4735820

ok , that was a typo

its supposed to be million

>>4735818

The production capitol would be the biggest Forge World; we have four(or five) Forge Worlds.

As for the Astartes Homeworld, hardest world to live on?

Fukken saved the map, btw.

Also:
WE NEED A SERIOUS NAME FOR SQUAT FORTRESS GOD DAMN SO I CAN PUT IT ON THE FUCKING MAP.

>>4735853
That does seem a bit mundane, in my opinion.
Not sure if want.

>>4735901

Boatmurdered!

>>4735783

This post has been considderd troll witchery and he consorts with the demon and the alien.

+EXOCOMUNICATE TRAITORIS+

/Expunge Record
Expunge Y/N
/Y

>>4735923

Nah, the Dorfy name for it, instead.

Korgusan or whatever.

>>4735901
Boatmurdered.

>>4735944
no troll , just a typo

its 50 million

>>4735946

Koganusan?

>>4736050

No opposition? Okay. Squat Fortress is now renamed Koganusan.

>>4735678
40k itself has a bunch of crazy planets that don't make sense.

Take Landunder. A bunch of continents that float on an acid ocean. And there are hives on the UNDERSIDE of these continents.

There aren't enough agri-worlds (in my opinion) to feed this whole sector of space.

Nebraskus (placeholder name)

Agri-world
Industrial tech level
Medium star
Token Arbites presence
Token Astra Telepathica presence
No Astronomica presence
Token Mechanicus presence
Small Administratum presence
Small Ministorum presence
No Inquisition presence
Average planet size (45,000 km)
Large axial tilt (+40 in summer, -40 in winter)
34 hour days
496 day years
Five satellites
Light gravity
Bearable atmosphere
Average hydrosphere
Frosty temperature (-40 to -11)
Ravines and moors
One billion people
Oligarchy
Medium size, poor/medium quality enforcer force
Medium size, poor quality militia
Small, medium quality standing army
Small, poor/medium quality armored force
Small, medium/high quality titan force
Small, medium/high quality private armies
Tiny, poor/medium quality naval force
Medium size and quality orbital stations
Medium size, poor quality planetary missile silos
Small, poor quality orbital missile silos
Small, poor quality defense lasers
Small, poor/medium quality mercenary force

>>4736050
Koganusan it is.

Anyway, I decided not to list Hetopia-Xomula as the military capitol - if anything, Xomula is just a xeno-deathworld under intensive Adeptus Mechanicus study while Hetopia is a prison world.
Sure, you might have your Xomulan Militia and your Hetopian Penal Legions, but they're just damn nasty, they're not really leadership material.
Instead, we're going to try and select two of the most likely candidates.
Orvana: A fa/tg/uy wrote out a detailed description about the planet he generated - it was really quite awesome. Basically, this is a military world that has suffered countless rebellions and is now under strict military control and strict Inquisitorial overseeing. It's got at least 180 Imperial Guard regiments, not counting its PDF. It's a highly trained military hive world. Think of 1984's Oceania meets Half Life 2's Combine.
New Krieg: A world with a deadly atmosphere and no water. It was turned this way after five centuries of nuclear warfare. Originally, a colonist project began on Krieg when the disturbances began, to try and save as many individuals as they could. The colonists went to a planet they declared New Krieg and when war broke out, they fought amongst themselves as well, launching nuclear warheads just as their mother planet did. The result? Well, it's basically a clone of Krieg.
So, which one should become Military Capitol?

(As for Astartes Homeworld - I don't see anything suitable so far. Please, generate as many worldsas you want, and we'll see if we get a decent world to pop up.)

Planet Class: Feral world
Tech Level: High Imperial
Star Size: Tiny
Adeptus Arbites: Moderate
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: Moderate
Adeptus Astronomica: Moderate
Adeptus Mechanicus: Medium
Administratum: Slight
Adeptus Ministorum: Slight
Inquisition: Slight
Size: Medium; 35,000 km
Axial Tilt: None, temperature variance +0/-0
Length of Day: 10 hours
Length of Year: 764 days
Moons: 0
Satellites: 6
Gravity: Low
Atmosphere: Avarage
Hydrosphere: Normal
Temperature: Normal
Summer: 30 to 60
Winter: 30 to 60
Terrains: 4 (hills, continual forest, savanah, rainforrests)
Population: 1 million
Society Type: Elected monarchy
Enforcers: Medium, high quality
Militia: None
Armored Force: Small, High quality
Titan Force: Single, Scout titan
Private Army/Armies: Medium, medium quality
Naval Force: Large, High quality
Orbital Stations: 8
Planetside Silo's: Large, High quality
Orbital Silo's: Large, High quality
Defence lasers: Large, High quality
Mercenary Force: None

By the looks this is a planet with nothing on it probally a base with an armoured detachement and troops, but mostly space stations.

Here goes:
Planet Tempestus Solaris occupies a large and unending expanse of space that is meerly blank, for this purpose it is used as a way station between the north east and the west of sector Tiji.

Huge space stations orbit over head along with long range scanner satalites and major orbital and planetary missile capabillities, it is the life line that connects the sector and has heavy arbites and naval cover all year around.

The planet is completly stationary and only has a slight spin to it, the planet itself is worthless only housing one major imperial compound and the great many launch sites along the entire equator, to defend the stations up above indeed taking this life line would be a pherric victory.

>>4736287
Orvana sounds more like leadership material.
New Krieg just sound like another bunch of bloodthirsty barbarians.

>>4736315
Whoawhoawhoa.

... Okay, we've got another candidate for military capitol.
This.
It's absolutely perfect.

>>4736287
Not sure that I'd go raising huge numbers of regiments from a world known for rebelling on a regular basis...

>>4736316

I imagine the Orvanan IG regiments looking like a cross between Mordians and Steel Legion. Gas masks and crisp dress uniforms.

Class: Feudal World
Tech Level: Iron Age
Star size: Giant
Ministorum: Token
Planet size: Large (102,000 km)
Axial tilt: Extreme
Length of day: 21 hours
Length of year: 0.66 terran years; 274 local days
Satellites: 1
Gravity: standard
Atmosphere: Tainted
Hydrosphere: Arid
Temperature: Normail (normal-10 - +30) (winter: -90 - -50; summer: 70 - 110)
Terrain: Continual Forrest, Ravines
Population: 59 !!!
Society: Democracy

A Former feudal world that had been struk by disaster (tainted atmosphere, crazy axial tilt). Only the Ministorum presence survived since they had access to imperial tech. Since no further orders arrived they still supervise the planet.

>>4736315
It's "pyrrhic"

>>4736363
They turn into mindless automatons that follow any order given to them once they leave the system.
Of course, this is mostly because they undergo a massive amount of brainwashing before being shipped out.

>>4736315

Maybe make the entire world a military staging area and the whole population IG and Arbites cadres, along with service and administrative personnel.

>>4736316
New Krieg is sure a bit to insane
They had the maximum amount of nukes possible on planet and in orbit

>>4736382

The greeks are silly anyway, the victory would be COSTLY indeeeeed!

>>4736315
So a feral world with some naitives but mostly military command

a good choice for military capital

>>4736363
Maybe these regiments are full of loyal, obidient soldiers who help subdue the rebelling masses?
>>4736374
I don't know about this one.

>>4736287
>It's got at least 180 Imperial Guard regiments
A planet doesn't "have" Guard Regiments, unless it's a garrison world on an active front. Worlds pay their tithe through men to the Guard, most regiments pick names according to their homeworld, but very few see their home again.

>>4736258
that's what the satellites are for

link to the original generator doc/pdf/pages, anyone?

>>4736465
http://rapidshare.com/files/238498726/Warhammer_40k_-_PlanetGeneratorV2.pdf

I say we build a world just for being the base of the Sea Sharks.

>>4736500

I vote Kratos

>>4736500

don`t we have some good, wet worlds?

>>4736524

New Prospero and Taedium are watery, but they are pleasure worlds. Xomula, but that's a training world.

>>4736535
Kratos also exists, and has a lot in common with Xomula - so I would also say training world.

Am I the only one here who thinks "Sea Sharks" sounds retarded?
Say it out loud. Say it, and try to not burst out laughing.

>>4736588

That was why I made it; it wasn't serious.

>>4736560

Kratos would be a good chaptor world cause of the feral population in high grav, being already inducted into the imperial cult while still being brutal hard savages.

Kratos makes gods of war (chapter name?)

>>4736287

I hate to nitpick, but it's "Ecclesiarchy" and not "Eccelsiarchy."

TYPOS ARE HERESY

It's settled Solaris tempestus will be Sector command, and kratos the chapter world.

Now everybody put your collective asses together and make a good chapter name.

Bolter and Chainsword

Chapter name generator

final destination

>>4736588
Sea Sharks by the sea shore.

See sea sharks by the sea shore.

>>4736615
Sea Angels
Blood Sharks
Rippers
Emperor's Fangs
Deep Ones

you know whats ackward, earth has difficulty finding another good livable planet and here we are chruning out habitable worlds like theres no tommorow.

We need gassius rocks that are dull and boring, with insane weather and no atmosphere only ice and rock.

>>4736670
The Rentlentless
Indomitable
Black Adders

Cataclysm

Planet Type: Quarantined World (formerly a Forbidden World)
Tech level: Advanced
Size of Star: Large
Adeptus Arbites Presence: Slight
Adeptus Astra Telepathica Presence: Notable
Adeptus Astronimica Presence: Token
Adeptus Mechanicus Presence: Slight
Administratum Presence: Dominating
Adeptus Ministorum Presence: Slight
Inquisition Presence: Significant
Size: Small (24000 km)
Axial Tilt: Large
Length of Day: 16 hours
Length of Year: 365 days (547.5 local days)
Satellites: 41
Gravity: Standard
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Average
Average Temperature: -10 to +30
Summer Temperature: +30 to +70
Winter Temperature: -50 to -10
Terrain: Broken Rock, Hills, and Grassland.
Population: 5 billion
Society: Democracy
Defences:
Massive Poor Quality Enforcers
Large Poor/Medium Quality Militia
Huge Medium/High Quality Standing Army
Medium Medium Quality Armoured Force
Huge Medium Quality Titan Force
Large Medium Quality Private Armies
Huge Medium/High Quality Naval Force
Large Poor/Medium Quality Orbital Stations
Huge Medium Quality Planetary Missile Silos
Huge Medium/High Quality Orbital Missile Silos
Massive High Quality Defence Lasers
Huge Medium Quality Mercenary Forces

>>4736679
Over half of the planet's we've listed would be unlivable with modern technology.

>>4736679

most of them are not inhabitable by our standarts

>>4736670

Deep Ones, because they train on Xomula. Xomula's backstory is partly based on Lovecraft.

>>4736695

>Black Adders

This baldrik, THIS!

>>4736679
We need to conquer someplace like Titan. Lakes of methane, ice volcanoes, and gravity so weak with an atmosphere so thick that a person can fly as long as they strap wings to themselves.

>>4736711
I agree.
Deep Ones.

>>4736679
one of the planets in one of the other threads was a lovely mining planet, with a chilly and poisonous atmosphere and ten moons wreaking havoc on the tectonic plates, causing active volcanoes, and making the frozen oceans perpetually upheaving massive slabs of ice.

>>4736703
In my opinion, I think that the Inquisition is just piling on excuse and excuse to make sure no one ventures near this planet.
"It's forbidden! It's quarantined! There's a war at it! It's a dead world! It's-- oh just fuck off and stay away! It's none of your business."

>>4736768
I wonder, why would the Inquisition want everybody to stay away from it? It's a pretty normal planet, aside from the fact it was a forbidden place.

>>4736768
So it`s the HQ of the local inquisition?

>>4736805
Doesn't explain why there's democracy on Cataclysm.

Why is Domesday not on the map? :(

>>4736825
It's Inquisitorial democracy.
The Inquisitors vote in a chairman to rule over the planet.

Anyway, Cataclysm replaces Euphelion as Inquisitorial Capitol.

>>4736856
makes sense

it keeps any of the extra puritanical and extra radical inquisitors from gaining real power.

>>4736492
Cheers for the link.

a designer should be shot for this document... could be laid out in a far more logical manner, with much better design mechanics so easily.

>>4736856

Euphelion can be the official seat of the Inquisition. Cataclysm can be the secret base.

>it keeps any of the extra puritanical and extra radical inquisitors from gaining real power.

for 40k, should'nt that be "it keeps any of the slightly lenient and dangerously open-minded inquisitors from gaining real power."?

>>4736941
true, true, my mistake

>>4736914

The secret base, filled with SCIENCE! What do you think they should be hiding?

I'll begin work on descriptions.

Hylios

Developing-world
Warp space level
Medium star
No Arbites presence
No Astra Telepathica presence
No Astronomica presence
Small Mechanicus presence
Slight Administratum presence
Small Ministorum presence
token Inquisition presence
Large planet size (122,000 km)
Extreme axial tilt (+80 during summer and at winter: -80 )
10 hour days
282 day years (0.7 terran year)
no satellites
Light gravity
Bearable atmosphere
Watery hydrosphere
Searing (+300 or more) temperature
Ravines and Cliffs
47 people
Elected monarchy
small size, high quality enforcer force
small size, poor quality militia
Small, High quality standing army
Small, poor quality armored force
Small, medium wuality titan force
no private armies
no naval force
Large size and low quality orbital stations
Huge, High quality planetary missile silos
no orbital missile silos
no defense lasers
no mercenary force

>>4737106

Saved.

>>4737126
Hylios is a world in the middle of the terraforming process. Simple as that.

>>4737126

>small size, high quality enforcer force
>small size, poor quality militia
>Small, High quality standing army
>Small, poor quality armored force
>Small, medium wuality titan force
>no private armies
>no naval force
>Large size and low quality orbital stations
>Huge, High quality planetary missile silos
>no orbital missile silos
>no defense lasers
>no mercenary force

>47 people

what

>>4737106
Is this ALL the planets of ALL 3 threads?

Need any help?

>>4737190

Those are the ones that fit in the best.

bump

WINTERCHASE
World Type: Ferral World
Tech Level: Stone Age
Star Size: Giant
Adeptus Presence: None
Planet Size: Miniscule (6,000 km)
Axel Title: Extreme
Day: 3 hours
Year: 120 Terran Days
Sattlites: 3
Gravity: Very Heavy
Atmosphere: Bearable
Hydrosphere: Watery (90% water)
Temperature: Warm (+31 to +50)
Winter: -50 to -30
Summer: 110 to 130
Terrain:
Islands
Plateaus
Caves
Active Volcanoes
Population: 300 million (!)
Society: Democracy (?)
Defense:
Massive force of High/Medium quality militia, A Massive High/Medium quality standing army, some Small Medium quality private armies.


A planet that freezes solid in the winter and boils in the summer. Hordes of desperate caveman circle the globe yearly trying to stay on solid ice.

I can see it now...

A small boy and his father walk through the raging blizzard, the bright moon barely piercing the storm. Its an old story, one everybody is told as a child, and now it is time, for he has proven himself capable of lifting the spear, and that means he is ready to join the hunters.

"Listen well my son, for today I tell you of the history of the Great Hunt and of the birth of Emperor-Moon. This is the story of the betrayal of Horus-Moon, and of the Chaos-Heat that burns the seas, and of our Duty..."

>>>4737397

The Emperor shaped all that you see, all that you shall ever see, for such was his will. And such was his will that man should walk upon the land, so we did, and we were happy, and the world was a paradise.

But Horus-Moon, who was the Emperor's favourite warrior, looked down upon the Paradise-of-Man, and grew jealous, for his was the sky, and never the ground, which was perfect. And so Horus-Moon grew to hate the Emperor, for Horus-Moon was a spirit of pettiness and vainglory, and could not stand the Glory-In-His-Name of the paradise below.

And so it passed that one day, when The Emperor's back was turned in the act of creation, Horus-Moon declared himself Master-of-War, and stole Sun-Throne from The Emperor.

Horus-Moon, however, was far from the warrior that The Emperor was, and he could not fight the evil which The Emperor, in his wisdom, had sealed away within Sun-Throne. Horus-Moon unleashed the evil into Paradise-of-Man, and that evil was the Chaos-Heat, and when it approached the land turned to sea and the sea cried out with the dying breaths of a thousand drowning men.

But The Emperor heard Man cry for help, and He heard the laughter of Horus-Moon, and he did rush to do battle with his wayward son. Blows were exchanged and injuries were grave, for though The Emperor was a warrior without peer, Horus-Moon had absorbed much of the evil of the Chaos-Heat, and he fought without honour or virtue.

For many centuries Horus-Moon and The Emperor fought, and though they battled in distant lands, Man could feel the struggle. So it was that First-Despair came to Once-Paradise, for Man could not aid the Emperor from so far away, and though they had lost paradise, this was their greater shame.

>>4737411

And the time came that The Emperor struck the final blow, and would that Horus-Moon fell honourably upon The Emperor's spear, but Horus-Moon was without honour, and he ran to the sky, where The Emperor's spear could not reach. And in his rage, The Emperor vowed to not rest until he had slain Horus-Moon and driven the Chaos-Heat from the land for all time. He cut a hole in the ice, but it did not lead into the Water-Below, but into the Clouds-Above, and so The Emperor became Emperor-Moon, for the sky is as blue and as wet as the sea, and only spirits may have breath there.

From Sky-Above Emperor-Moon looked down upon the Once-Paradise, and could see truly the plight of Man. For each of his fallen he shed a tear, a single flake of snow, for such was the injustice of Horus-Moon's action, and the depths of Emperor-Moon's sorrow. So came the blizzards and the snowfall, for so many of Emperor-Moon's children lay dead before him.

And though his grief was great, greater still his rage, which drives him still in hunt of Horus-Moon, who flees like a coward, and to drive the Chaos-Heat from this land, and make it Paradise-Once-More.

>>4737444

Our ancestors swore an oath that day - for Emperor-Moon's angels descended from Sky-Above and demanded of us our spears and our loyalty - to follow Emperor-Moon as he travels across this endless land in his hunt for Horus-Moon and for vengeance. We, my son, are his retinue in the Great-Hunt, protected from the Chaos-Heat by his cloak of winter that he may call upon those of us who are worthy to hunt by his side.

This is our sacred duty, to both our Ancestors, to our children, and to Emperor-Moon, who protects us from Chaos-Heat. Be ever mindful of your duty, let not your spear grow dull or your arm weak, for one day Emperor-Moon's angels will return to call upon the mightiest of Man to serve alongside Emperor-Moon at the forefront of the Great-hunt. They shall go to drive back the Chaos-Heat and prove our worth in our creator's eyes.

You must be strong, my son, and you must fight often and win. Give no quarter, and seek none in return, but remember always your honour and your virtue. Fight well, my son, and pray that one day, yours will be the spear which lays low Horus-Moon himself, and returns this land to Paradise."

HELL'S MARCHES SUB-SECTOR
Also known as Tzeentch's Rhombus amongst the educated, Hell's Marches is possibly the most infamous area of the Tiji Sector. This is where the domain of the Deep Ones lie.

>>4737517
Xomula and Hetopia both lie within the same system, by some bizarre chance.
Xomula is a nightmarish swamp world of gigantic size and gravity, causing human dwellers to become short and stout after a few visits. It's a strange place, filled with primitive lifeforms both macroscopic and microscopic and it's difficult to decide which is more dangerous to humanity. An ancient xenos civilization lies buried beneath the ocean and the Adeptus Mechanicus has come to Xomula to find out more about this odd species, as well as the moons of Xomula. The biggest mystery of all is the free energy that the largest moon seems to produce. Enginseers toil day and night to uncover its secrets.
Hetopia is a hellish prison world hilariously mislabelled as a pleasure world by a pair of witty Administratum workers who were sent to that very place for their idiocy. An ocean-covered landscape, it varies between summer and winter. In summer, the gigantic crags and mountains are revealed, with only a foot-deep ocean - hot enough to boil the flesh off your legs in a minute as well as roast you alive. In the winter, the ocean is tens of miles deep, murky, warm and humid, as well as very stormy an violent. Powerful winds that strip flesh from bone cover the surface of the world and the water is highly acidic. Dozens of prison complexes are found beneath the rocky earth, where penal colonists toil away and mine, with the more unfortunate ones sent to the surface to repair the void shield generator.

>>4737528
Next is Volcania. The smallest planet in its system, it is constantly wrecked by violent eruptions and is filled with Orks beyond number. Less than a hundred human citizens live here, armed only with steel age technology and constantly being repopulated by orphans from throughout the Tiji Sector every year. Every year, the Inquisition arrives, to escort the strongest warrior from the surface of the world to become a Deep One. Rumour has it the Inquisition put the orks there in the first place.
Next is Koganusan. This is truly a bizarre planet. Spinning twenty-four times faster than holy Terra, the centrifugal force is enough to rip mountains from the surface and leave a trail of debris behind the planet as it orbits the sun, often drawing this same debris back to its surface with its gravitational field when it completes its orbit, starting the cycle all over again when landmarks are made anew. The surface is covered in steam and water, poisoned with all sorts of chemicals, allowing space for only a handful of islands. Most of the hives on this forgeworld are hidden underground, where they will not be uprooted and cast to the void. Still, it is a beautiful sight, to watch the sun race across the poisonous sky, filled with asteroids and chunks of debris flying off the insane planet.

>>4737533
Finally, there is Kratos. This bizarre world is so similar Xomula - almost identical, in fact, except for the fact there are no gigantic monstrosities, yet there are still poisonous microbes filling the atmosphere and the water. It's a primordial world, bursting with new life. The gravity is heavy, breath the corrupt air too long and you will collapse from disorientation - this is a difficult place to live, but there aren't any hideous Xenos to make the job even harder. For that reason, the Space Marines chapter of the Deep Ones has chosen to claim this world as their homeworld. There are few living creatures - human or otherwise - who can say they have lived through as much as a Deep One. They are rugged, grim survivalists, capable of outlasting almost any opponent in almost any environment. Their harsh lifestyle on Kratos only reinforces this.

You want to know why it's called Eldrad's Rhombus? Because the only person who could ever want to have four such hideous systems in such a formation has got to be a dick.

>>4737451
>>4737444
>>4737411
>>4737397
LOVE IT.
THIS.
IS.
FUCKING.
AWESOME.

>>4737158

That's what I got. I got a 1 on my population roll, so that meant 10d10

Also, from now, I am going to pretend that every non-forgeworld with less than 500,000 or with less than Low Imperial technology has no access to Titans.

>>4737158
Sounds like a weapons testing range or something. They test-fire new top-of-the-line missiles towards the large, low-quality space stations.

Requiem

World Type: Cemetery World
Tech Level: Mid Imperial
Star Size: Giant
Adeptus Arbites Presence: Token
Adeptus Astra Telepathica Presence: Token
Adeptus Astronimica Presence: Token
Adeptus Mechanicus Presence: Token
Administratum Presence: Small
Adeptus Ministorum Presence: Dominating
Inquisition Presence: Token
Planet Size: Tiny (20000 km)
Axial Tilt: None
Length of Day: 12 hours
Length of Year: 365 days (730 local days)
Satellites: 1
Gravity: Very Heavy
Atmosphere: Deadly
Temperature: Bitter
Terrain: Barren
Population: 1 billion
Society: Religious (Ministorum)
Defences:
Huge Medium/High Quality Enforcers
Medium Medium/High Quality Standing Army
Medium Medium/High Quality Private Army

>>4737634

Possibly a exterminatus weapon developing facility?

The very first thread had a couple of normal/nice planets - that democratic hive world; that small, warm agri-world; I guess that forge world orbiting the tiny star.

>>4737654
It doesn't matter what it looks like on the surface.
It might look like a frozen, poisonous, evil wasteland. However, many an important battle took place here. It used to be an important defensive position during M38.732 during the Bowstrong Rebellion. After twenty-five months of siege, the cultists overran and took this planet. We responded by blowing it to hell. Of course, you can't see half of the craters thanks to the cyanide ice. Still, the important thing is millions died here. Both our allies and our enemies. It is our purpose to discover the identities of both, so our fallen may be blessed forever and their fallen may be damned.
It's a tough job, identifying millions of mutilated corpses frozen beneath the ice but you'll come to get used to it in time.
Now hand me my pickaxe, rookie, and help me dig out this one so we can try and identify him. Poor sod's missing an arm.

>>4737671
Not really, it's got land-based silos. Plus it's got a workable atmosphere + hydrosphere, if it's uncomforably hot, so the Imperium wouldn't slag a world they could use.

That could be an alternate purpose for the world; the large orbital stations are deploying solar shades to cool the planet down, and whilst it terraforms they're using it as a weapons testing range.

>>4737761
That's like sheltering your children from all of the evils of the outside world so you can raise him good and proper.
Except, every night, you say 'fuck that' and buttfuck him.

>>4737724
So a billion people on that planet have the job of mining through millions of tons of poisonous and radioactive ice, trying to find corpses that can possibly be identified after over a thousand years of shoddy preservation by ice?

And I thought my job was shit.

>>4737805
Don't forget about the heavy gravity.

>>4737827
While making sure they don't fall through the ice to their deaths, as well.

To be honest, I think we've made enough planets for now. If we do any other threads about this, all we'll do is alienate the masses and piss people off.

We can start again in a few weeks time, maybe but for now let the map-maker work on making the nations awesome.

Syran
Class: Death World
Tech Level: Industrial
Star Size: Huge
Adeptus Arbites: None
Adeptus Astra Telepathica: None
Adeptus Astronimica: Token
Adeptus Mechanicus: Token
Administratum: None
Adeptus Ministorum: Token
Inquisition: None
Size: Average (70,000km circumference)
Axial Tilt: Severe
Day Length: 34 hours
Year Length: 92 Terran days
Satellites: 1
Gravity: Standard (.8 to 1.2)
Atmosphere: Normal
Hydrosphere: Parched
Averate Temperature: 31c to 50c (warm)
Winter Temperature: -29c to -10c
Summer Temperature: 91c to 110c
Terrain: Flat rock, hills, barren, sandy, broken rock
Population: 400,000,000
Government: Hereditary monarchy
Defenses: ?

Surveyed by the Imperial Navy and found to be mineral-rich, Syran is a water-starved world orbiting a vicious star. Little productivity has come of the planet since colonization; mining operations are frequently lost to the planet's shifting wastes and the sun's brutal radiation.

Damn this sector gets the weirdest and most horrible planets imaginable.

"Dad i dont want to travel to the Tiji sector, all the other kids say it is horrific."

"Now son don`t exaggerate, remember what the friendly fellow at the Imperal Department of Relocation and Propaganda told us: It is merely mostly horrific."

>>4737884
Good idea.

>>4737896
SPICE MUST FLOW

>>4737884
And if we have the planets we can wait a day or two and flesh out the deep ones

>>4737931
Depending on what the main threat to this sector is, it could be horrible or extremely bad.

>>4737966
The main threat is the sector self

who wants to invade that?

>>4737976
Nobody, except (probably) the Necrons.

Oh, and any forces the Eldar can manipulate.

There's a Chaos uprising going on in the Spinward-Coreward corner of the Tiji Sector, where Ravenforge and Euclisine, a forgeworld and shrineworld respectively, have both turned to Chaos as their primary religion. The Adeptus Mechanicus and the Adeptus Ministorum respectively are trying to reclaim the planets - however, the Inquisition has put quarantine on both of them. They don't want any cultists going in, or coming out.
If the cultists win the battle, there's going to be a full-scale war in the Tiji Sector.
If the cultists lose, barely avoided war.
As long as the quarantine is up, however, no one knows what is going on in either of those planets.

Mining World
Advanced Imperial Tech
Large Sized Star
No Arbites
Token Astra Telepathica
Token Astronomica
Dominating Mechanicus
Notable Administratum
Slight Ministorum Presence
Token Inquisition
Huge Size (225,000km)
Notable Axial Tilt
39 hours in a day.
71 days in a year
8 satellites
Light Gravity Level
Normal atmosphere
Aquatic Hydrosphere
Average Temperature
Active Volcanoes
6,700 people
Hereditary Monarchy
Small amount of Enforcers; medium quality
Large amount of Militia; Medium quality
Medium Standing Army; Medium/High Quality
Tiny Armored Force; Poor Quality
Medium Titan Force; Medium Quality
Tiny amount of Private Armies; Poor Quality
Medium Naval force; Medium Quality
Tiny Orbital Station; Medium/Poor Quality
Tiny Ground Silos; Poor Quality
Medium Orbital Silos; Medium/Poor Quality
Tiny Amount of lasers; Poor Quality
Small Mercenary Force; Medium Quality

>>4738056

But...

But...

Nobody goes to Ravenforge!

>>4738075

Name: Aquaphobia?

Since it got Aquatic, that means it's completely covered in water...

and Active Volcanoes! I think it's a good place for the Deep Ones.

So, um, is there an irc channel for this sort of thing?

Or a chart matching the map to the world descriptions?

>>4738098
No one goes to Ravenforge and no one comes out.
The Inquisition makes sure of that.

is there some tombworld somewhere in all of this?

>>4738151

We can make one; but I think we've made too many planets so far.

>>4738157
I wouldn't really say too many. We've got loads of planets, yes, but so does the Calixis Sector.
>>4738151
Yes, there is.

>>4738194

There is? Which one?

>>4738202

Can we move Aquaphobia to the same system as Kratos? They can share the Astartes Homeworld title; Aquaphobia is for water training, and Kratos is for other survival training.

I pity the PCs who have to go to any of these planets in Dark Heresy.

GM: "Your inquisitor is sending you to investigate a disturbance in the Tiji sector, on a planet called Xomula."
PC 1:"He's not going to say anything about that cultist that we let get away?"
PC 2: "I told you he'd never find out."

>>4738259

I'd love to see the whole story on that one.

>>4738209
Enigmus. Couldn't think of a better name for it, but it's a feral world with almost no water, highly poisonous gases and it's too cold to sustain human life. However, primitive human remains - as in, stone age - have been discovered on the planet.
No one really knows what could've caused it, but one of the theories is tombworld.
Ergo, Enigmus is covered in countless educated explorers desperate to uncover Tiji's first tomb complex!

>>4738151
Necrons are queer, screw that.

>>4738308
It was a feral world, more accurately:

Enigmus
World Type: Dead World (Previously a Feral World)
Tech Level: Stone Age
Star Size: Medium
Inquisition Presence: Moderate
Planet Size: Miniscule
Planet Circumference: 7,000
Axial Tilt: Large (26-35o)
Day Length: 5 Hours
Year Length: 570 Terran Days (2736 Local Days)
Satellites: 1
Gravity: Standard (0.8-1.2)
Atmosphere: Poisonous
Hydrosphere: Parched
Average Temperature: Frosty (-40--11)
Summer Temperature: 0-31
Winter Temperature: -80--51
Population: 5,200
Society: Religious (Local)
Military: Naval Forces

Oh yeah, I decided to write a bit of backstory on Nephertis. Tell me what you guys think:

In M41.127, a small, cold planet was discovered in the Spinward-Coreward area of the Tiji Sector. Dubbed "Nephertis", it was immediately surveyed by the Administratum. After deeming it habitable with no hostile xeno life on the planet, one million colonists were sent to colonize Nephertis and develop it as an Agri-World. A colony ship was launched in M41.512, with the mission to develop the planet as an Agri-World by M41.522, when the first convoy would arrive to pick up a food shipment destined for Orvara.

When the convoy arrived at Nephertis, the planet was completely silent. No communications, no lights, nothing. After searching for days, the convoy finally discovered a badly damaged Arvus Lighter, with markings that identified it as a part of the Nephertis Colony, floating in space. Upon opening it, they found a single badly injured colonist in a pressurized suit, surrounded by corpses. Although the sole survivor was given immediate medical treatment, he died shortly after being rescued. Before he died, he spoke of war, death, destruction, and hinted that there might still be hundreds of thousands still alive on Nephertis, still fighting. What they were fighting was never hinted at.

>>4738326
An Inquisitorial Detachment, consisting of 6,000 Inquisitorial Stormtroopers, was immediately dispatched to the forsaken colony. What they found was utter chaos and destruction; hideous mutants stalked what remained of the settlements on Nephertis, monstrous predatory xenofauna infested the planet, slaughtering Stormtroopers left and right, and the only survivors that they could find were insane assassins and fanatics, all with the eight pointed star somewhere on their bodies. 2,000 Stormtroopers lost their lives on Nephertis within three days. An immediate retreat was given, but an estimaed 850 Stormtroopers were unable to escape, and were given the Emperor's Blessing before being abandoned to their fates on the cursed planet.

To this day, Nephertis has been struck from all Imperial Records. Official records do not make any mention of a planet orbiting the star. Travel to Nephertis for any purpose whatsoever is forbidden by Inquisitorial decree. Officially, Nephertis does not exist. Sadly, the Inquisition could only wish that it truly did not exist.

>>4738308

Thanks for the move; that's pretty cool, about the tomb world.

>>4738332
>>4738326

That's some good backstory; I like it.

>>4738332
>>4738326
I like.
I'm even considering just putting a white box over where the system is and just having the box say EXPUNGED.

I think we should set the thread towards the Deep Ones now; we need backstory for them.

>>4738509
You go ahead and do that.
Space Marines are not my forte. I quickly get bored of them.

>>4738531

One day, a letter came in from Chaos, to the leader of the Space Marines in the Tiji System.

"Dear Space Marines,
You are a bunch of fagets.
-Chaos"

The Marines were angry. They went to Xomula and trained. They are now called the Deep Ones.

bump

>>4738600
They told the Space Marines it was crazy to build a fortress monastery in the swamp. They built it anyway.

It promptly fell into the swamp.

But they never give up, so they built another one, right on top. That one fell into the swamp, too.

So they built a third fortress monastery. That one was attacked by the forces of Chaos, burned, fell over, and sank into the swamp.

But the fourth one stayed up! And that's where they live and train, in the strongest fortress in the sector.

Going back to Sors Natio

I won't go into physics because it's just astro-Kenya, but for development, I figure the Mechanus initially intended to turn it into forge world, but when their turned out to be less mineral rich than previously hoped, they abandoned this. However, the Adminstratum, not one to abandon a huge planet so near the sectors major centers, converted it into a hive world. The Mechanus still nominal governs the world, and takes care of all the machinery needed to keep 22 billion alive on a tepid, arid planet, but the adminstratum and inquisition are the real powers.

Anyway, I rolled up stats for one of it's satellites

Sors Natio I
Agri-world
Advanced Space
Star Size: N/a
Abrites: None
Telepathica: Token
Astronomica: TOken
Mechanus: Slight
Adminstratum: Notable
Minstorum: Small
Inquisition: Token
Planet Size: Miniscule (2,000KM circumferecne, I didn't add 4)
Axal Tilt: Notable: (6-15)
Length: 5 Hours
Year: As Sors Natio Prime
Gravity: Light
Atmoshpere: Normal
Hydroshpere: Damp
Terrain: Flat Rock
Population: 600,000
Society: Oligarchy
Defences (under Sors Natio PDF): Medium, poor quality enforcers, Small, mid range Miltia, Small, poor to medium standing army

Basically, it's an "agro-world" in that it collects water to send to Sors prime.
The whole planet is constantly shrouded in immensely hot water vapor, since all moister immediately evaporates on the searing rocks.
The entire population survives in a single underground dome, with tunnels connecting to the various vapor collection units on the planet.

>>4738766
Ha. But on the Deep ones I think we have to think of which Chapter they came from originally to start deciding more. Now Salamanders, Dark Angels and Space Wolves have all been suggested. Which one do we choose?

>>4738308
What about the enormous agri-world populated by god-fearing farmers and guarded by nothing but planetary laser cannons? Or the hive world that died and froze over and now is a base for the =][=?

If we're going with the Deep Ones, should we keep the Shark theme? Tentacles and stuff is more lovecraftian but a bit too Chaosy...

>>4741328
I don't see why we can't have a Lovecraftian name but still have sharks for them.

>>4741328
Shark theme, keep it.
>>4740995
The agri-world is just filled with paranoid farmers. It's called Texasium for a reason.
>>4740918
Salamanders.

After this thread's gone under, I don't want a new one to start. I want it to die and I want this whole topic to die for a couple of weeks.

We don't want to beat this horse so hard it falls over and dies. But still, for the rest of this thread, here's a link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/238498726/Warhammer_40k_-_PlanetGeneratorV2.pdf
Use this to generate your planets. Sure, it's a designer's nightmare. Sure, it doesn't make sense.
That's half of the fun.

For the Deep Ones, there's no need for LE AWESOME background.
The Salamanders had a bit too much geneseed in stock. They sent it off to the Adeptus Mechanicus to build a new Chapter somewhere suitable.
The Adeptus Mechanicus spied the Eldrad's Rhombus region of the Tiji Sector, decided 'hey, that would be an awesome training ground' and began the conversion process there, after constructing an underwater monastary fortress in the swamps of Kratos.

Antare
World Type: war world, was a Hive planet
Tech Level: advanced
Star Size: medium
Adeptus Presence: Massive inquisitional force, 13th Britonian Guard and attached Adeptus
Planet Size: average (67,000 km)
Axel Title: none
Day: 219 hours
Year: 570 Terran Days, 62.4 local days
Satellites: 33
Gravity: standard
Atmosphere: normal
Hydrosphere: average (73% water)
Temperature: average (-10 to +30)
Winter:N/A
Summer:N/A
Terrain:
Grasslands
ravines
hills
limestone caves
Population: 2 billion
Society: Elected Monarchy (imperial loyalists), Hereditary Dictator (rebels)
Defense: Large numbers of the 13th Britonian assisted by loyalist armies. Massive force of low quality rebel armies.

>>4743536
Not too sure what to make of this.

Sahi
Death World
Advanced Space world
Large Star
Adeptus Astra Telepethica: Token.
Adeptus Astronomica: Token
Adeptus Mechanicus: Token
Small, 27,000 KM
Axial tilt: Moderate, 16-25 degrees.
40 hour days.
75 day years.
11 satelites.
Very light gravity
Tainted atmosphere.
Moist world
Tepid
3 terrains
Swamp, mountains, caves.
33 Million inhabitants.
Tyrannical Dictator
I seem to get to choose how much army it has.
Large poor/medium quality navy.
Medium medium/high quality orbital missiles.
Huge medium quality armoured forces.
Small poor quality standing army.

>>4738766
Someone writefag this into seriousness. I'm thinking salamander sucessor chapter, famous for being more fuck-stubborn then even the salamanders. They were told to build their fortress monastery on any planet but this one. No prizes for guessing what they chose. After 3 attempts where they were thwarted by the shifting and devious nature of the planets swampy surface they decided to build their fortess monestary as a huge-as-all-fuckoff boat, that slowly grinds its way around the thick vicious soup the planet calls a fortress. The fortress can submerge itself in case of an attack.

They have gained a few mutations on the anti-disiease theme, being even more resistant to toxins then a normal marine, and have inherited the salamnaders fortitude and stanima regarding extreme climates.

>>4744627
I like the stubborn theme, but I'm a bit unsure on Salamanders. I mean they are pretty cool, but I think being a successor chapter to the Iron Hands would be better. Iron Hands are cool.

>>4744627
Index Astartes: Deep Ones

Founding: 986M39
Home world: Kratos
Current campaign: ++INFORMATION INACESSABLE++
Primogenitor Chapter: Salamanders

History
The Deep Ones are a secretive chapter, and not much is known about them, even in their 'home' sector the tiji sector. The Explorator fleets had deemed Kratos uninhabitable, and marked it for teraforming. However Chapter Master Pugnax Macula when confronted with a choice of planets to build his Fortress on chose Kronus, despite repeated claims from the Adeptus Administratum that it was unsuitable.

The beuilding of a Fortress Monastery on Kratos was indeed a difficult task, the ever-changing and treacherous nature of the planet's slippery shifting surface meant that no traditional buildings could be created. After three failed attempts to create a foundation, the fortress was successfully created. The fortress itself is not stationary, but is in fact a giant submersible, capable of submerging itself to help it's defence, or moving across the planet.

Heraldry:
A White sharks head on a fiend of dark grey. Some dark green is encorporated.

Chapter Master: Pugnax Macula
Name: Deep Ones
Founding chapter: Salamanders
Founding: 18th
Homeworld: Kratos
Main colours: Dark Grey, with white and dark green details.
Speciality: Usage of terror tactics, Biohazard Warzones
Battle Cry: ????
Estimated strength: Unknown

>>4745108
Tactics: In battle the Deep Ones use a combination of attrition and terror tactics. Famous for their refusal to give in, even if loss is certain, they have a track record of somehow pulling victory out of the jaws of defeat, albeit at a high cost. In victory they are meticulously merciless, destroying every last trace of the vanquished foe.

Often deployed in biohazardous warzones, which would be dangerously toxic for even normal marines, they make good usage of terrain, turning the dangers of the local terrain against their foes. Often they will lure opposing forces into almost suicidal fighting conditions, trapping their enemies before remorselessly removing and eradicating them from the face of the planet.

The Deep Ones don't make much usage of bikes or rhinos, but make extensive usage of landspeeders and thunderhawk dropships, preferring to engage opponents in ambushes from impossible directions. Air insertions that rely on suicidal transport runs are favoured tog gain the element of surprise. Drop pod insertions are also favoured.

>>4745108
If the Sharks are going to be their symbol, I say we'll probably have to include some Grimdark fierce Sharks. I know Kratos doesn't have much animal life, but some planet in the system, possibly Xomula, could have there theoretical grimdark sharks. In fact if we put the sharks on Xomula it could be part of the initiation.

>>4745319

Put the sharks on Aquaphobia, the planet next to Kratos; it's completely covered in water.

>>4745319
>>4745354

to be a company commander, you have to kill one and wear its skin, ala the Lemen Russ-Wolf skin tradition

>>4745354
Two-part initiation? That'd work.

Now... how do we make sharks even more grimdark? We could make them FUCKHUGE. Or poisonous.

>>4745370

Now I really want to see a mini of this. A Deep Ones commander, wearing a sharkskin cape, and the helmet modded to look like a shark's open jaw... Pic related.

>>4745394
...Think Scriptarius would be willing? I think it'd be within his capabilities.

>>4745410

Anyone feel like going to that army painter site and make a Deep Ones color scheme? I'd do it, but I got no time.

>>4745421
Someone did it last thread, it's on the archive. It was pretty good, though I'd suggest the shoulder pad outline and skull to be gold. Because it looks cooler that way.

btw salamanders dnt have any second founding chapters

>>4745437
No official ones. But fuck it, we're making one anyway. Although this is why I suggested Iron Hands.

ye, but salamanders are better than iron hands, also if u wanted to make a mini for a captain the new vulcan model is coming out soon who will have a bad ass cloak and the helmet conversion wouldnt be to tricky

>>4745375

poisonous mutated heretical chaos sharks

what about them?

>>4745375

The sharks are sentient. No one knows this except the Deep Ones, who are the only Imperials to have made contact with them. The sea beasts aren't actually that large or poisonous, but unimaginably cruel and vicious, luring the would-be initiates into traps and ambushes, chasing them for hours. A Deep Ones Chaplain, Tenethius Aculae, claims that he has found reliable evidence that the creatures worship the Ruinous Powers in their own primitive way. Some of the veterans in the chapter, convinced that Tenethius is right, have sworn to exterminate the entire species of Aquaphobian sea beasts.

just wondering how do space marine(s) fight these now sentinent chaos sharks?

>>4745563
So in other worlds, bottle-nosed dolphins with a nasty set of teeth.

>>4745579

With knives. And simple scuba gear.

The dudes who are serious about killing every shark motherfucker in the ocean use Terminator power armor, though.

>>4745563
Xenos as Heraldry? This sounds like heresy to me...

Personally, I vote for armored sharks with an incredible bite. Bite through ships and stuff.

>>4745642

I'm tired of LARGE BEASTS THAT BITE THROUGH THINGS. Space Wolves have them. Salamanders have them. These guys are just really smart predators.

>>4745579

Deep one initiates are directly clad in special power armour as soon as the implants are ready, for thier trail ahead is more heinous than any other chapter.

Where some might make initiates fight hand to hand with vile mutations of initiates who didn't absorb the implants well, the deep ones will armour thier initiates with power armour outfitted with extensive liquid oxygen tanks.
The initiate will than be dropped with his fellow brothers into the shallow oceans of aqua, to preform a week long rigorous mission into the underwater caves inhabited by a verocious species of Akulova Tyranus. The vile beasts work in ambush packs of 15 and have both arms and legs to better navigate thier cramp underwater strongholds through miniature tunnels used to repel invaders.

If the Innitiate survives this ordeal with his fellow brothers and brings back the almost adamite strong jaw of an Akulova Tyranus alpha species, the brood king he will become a full fledged battle brother.

rather than chaos sharks make them some sort of tyranind spin off species which could explain the harsh nature of the planet, e.g half way through being nidified

>>4745685

Stop replacing meh ideas, with bad ideas.

>>4745563
I don't know... doesn't this detract from the whole "Sharks are basically machines. They kill, eat, sleep, mate and eventually die after repeating the previous steps as much as possible." thing?

its a better idea and you know, its helps explain more about the worlds harsh environment and its happened before like the kraken or catachan devil, both are abandonned nid species, where as i can't think of any animals who worship chaos

For the Deep Ones, there's no need for TEH AWESOME background.
The Salamanders had a bit too much geneseed in stock. They sent it off to the Adeptus Mechanicus to build a new Chapter somewhere suitable.
The Adeptus Mechanicus spied the Eldrad's Rhombus region of the Tiji Sector, decided 'hey, that would be an awesome training ground' and began the conversion process there, after constructing an underwater monastary fortress in the swamps of Kratos.

Also, when this thread dies, DO NOT MAKE A NEW ONE. WE HAVE HAD ENOUGH THREADS ON THIS TOPIC FOR THE TIME BEING. GIVE IT A REST FOR A WHILE, GIVE YOUR HEAD TIME TO COME UP WITH NEW IDEAS.

i still like nid sharks

>>4745722
Yeah that's acceptable. Except the chapter decided to build the fortress out of stubbornness. Because it's better that way. Now we're concentrating on the shark aspect.

Also when this thread is over how long should the break period be? A week? Leave it too long and it dies.

this thread cant die until we have sorted this out, we stil havent decided everything

bump

bup

>>4745741
Give it a week.
I'll start a thread on Sunday.

>>4745811
I vote for a battlecry of "JAWESOME".

Also Robot Sharks. Because Robot Sharks. Where a Deep One can't go and kick your ass, send a robot shark.

but the deep ones are fighting the sharks so they would be sending robot sharks to fight each other

someone remembers the sharkticons?
too bad they dont fit into this :(

pic not related to sharkticons

street sharks ftw

>>4745862
Clearly they are believers of the fight fire with fire strategy.

there not, someone just got the wrong end of the stick on which side the sharks are on

>>4745563
...How would a species like a Shark gain sentience? Chaos?

>>4746059

Evolution?

>>4746072
But... how? To my knowledge the basic tactics of a shark have remained pretty much unchanged for a while. And the shark is quite old. Why would a shark need intelligence when it's already so efficient? I suppose the habitat could have made it need to adapt a new way of surviving... I don't know why but it could... And it could hardly develop very far, unless it evolved a way to use tools. Well without the help of Chaos. With Chaos they could build stuff WITH THEIR MINDS if they wanted to.

Although I really shouldn't be trying to apply this king of thinking to 40K. Just couldn't help it.

>>4746105
Next you'll be wondering why such earth-like sharks are doing hanging around on a planet so far removed from Terra.