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Extremely depressing worlds that are dedicated almost entirely to being huge graveyards. | Extremely depressing worlds that are dedicated almost entirely to being huge graveyards. | ||
== Tithe Astartes(Space Marine) Worlds == | |||
These are planets claimed by a space marine chapter. While typically Deathworlds, some of these planets are more civilized. | |||
Tithe Astartes planets are notable for being one of only two planet types exempt from the Imperial Tithe, with the only other type being ''Exterminatus Non'' |
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Feudal Worlds
Feudal Worlds are a planets abandoned by the greater human species during the age of strife and for one reason or another regresed back to 1000 A.D to 1500 A.D technologies. Because apparently the Neo-Medieval themes of 40k just weren't enough. They're pretty much never in direct contact with the Imperium.
Agri-World
Agri-Worlds are required to sustain Hive worlds and the like. Agri Worlds ususally have quite a low population and are very sparsely populated. Also quite inbred.
Forge World
The Imperium's massive workshops. Forge Worlds are planets dedicated entirely to Industry and are mostly run by the Adeptus Mechanicus.
Pleasure World
Pleasure worlds are essentially tourist traps and vacation spots IN SPEEEHS, and are predictably restricted to the exclusive use of nobles, senior officials of the Adeptus Terra, and other big shots in the Imperium.
Cemetery World
Extremely depressing worlds that are dedicated almost entirely to being huge graveyards.
Tithe Astartes(Space Marine) Worlds
These are planets claimed by a space marine chapter. While typically Deathworlds, some of these planets are more civilized.
Tithe Astartes planets are notable for being one of only two planet types exempt from the Imperial Tithe, with the only other type being Exterminatus Non