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In all seriousness, the Age of Terra is the period in the 40k timeline from year 1 AD to year 15,001 (so a long time). It is the age when [[humanity]] moved from primitive origins to a state where they had developed sublight drives and were spreading out from the solar system to colonise the galaxy. | In all seriousness, the Age of Terra is the period in the 40k timeline from year 1 AD to year 15,001 (so a long time). It is the age when [[humanity]] moved from primitive origins to a state where they had developed sublight drives and were spreading out from the solar system to colonise the galaxy. | ||
Almost nothing is known by the [[Imperium]] of these early times (Jesus is mentioned in the fluff as an 'ancient religious leader' but no details) and barely nothing survives of that period. So the idea of preserving things is obviously [[heresy]] (in the Imperium yes as anything that contradicts official records is BURNED!). However that's more of a post-heresy thing. During the great crusade Malcador had a museum of age of Terra artifacts and many of the Horus Heresy books make passing reference to things from that era although in somewhat corrupted form. While | Almost nothing is known by the [[Imperium]] of these early times (Jesus is mentioned in the fluff as an 'ancient religious leader' but no details) and barely nothing survives of that period. So the idea of preserving things is obviously [[heresy]] (in the Imperium yes as anything that contradicts official records is BURNED!). However that's more of a post-heresy thing. During the great crusade Malcador had a museum of age of Terra artifacts and many of the Horus Heresy books make passing reference to things from that era although in somewhat corrupted form. While Christian (known in 40k as catheric) teachings were definitely actively supressed by Big E, snippets of plays and philosophy at least survived enough to be referenced in the 30k era. | ||
Considering all that happens, it is perhaps best for everyone reading this to stay in the current time. At least we don't have [[Chaos Gods]] to worry about. Yet.... | Considering all that happens, it is perhaps best for everyone reading this to stay in the current time. At least we don't have [[Chaos Gods]] to worry about. Yet.... |
Revision as of 15:16, 13 August 2016
The Age of Terra is NOW! It is the age you, lovely readers all, are currently living in so you too technically are part of the history of the Warhammer 40,000 universe and part of the reason why the galaxy eventually goes down into it's deep grimdarkness.
We'll let you absorb that for a moment.
In all seriousness, the Age of Terra is the period in the 40k timeline from year 1 AD to year 15,001 (so a long time). It is the age when humanity moved from primitive origins to a state where they had developed sublight drives and were spreading out from the solar system to colonise the galaxy.
Almost nothing is known by the Imperium of these early times (Jesus is mentioned in the fluff as an 'ancient religious leader' but no details) and barely nothing survives of that period. So the idea of preserving things is obviously heresy (in the Imperium yes as anything that contradicts official records is BURNED!). However that's more of a post-heresy thing. During the great crusade Malcador had a museum of age of Terra artifacts and many of the Horus Heresy books make passing reference to things from that era although in somewhat corrupted form. While Christian (known in 40k as catheric) teachings were definitely actively supressed by Big E, snippets of plays and philosophy at least survived enough to be referenced in the 30k era.
Considering all that happens, it is perhaps best for everyone reading this to stay in the current time. At least we don't have Chaos Gods to worry about. Yet....
According to Fear To Tread, some kind apocalyptic shit happened before M7.