Editing Tomb World (section)

==Notable Tomb Worlds==
[[File:Kaurava_3.jpg|right|thumb|Kaurava 3. Seems cozy if you're a desert tortoise or a Necron]]
*'''[[Kaurava System|Kaurava 3]]:''' destroyed by [[Gorgutz 'Ead 'Unter]].
*'''[[Kronus]]:''' Destroyed by [[Blood Ravens|Blud Rehvens]].
*'''[[Cato Sicarius|Damnos]]:''' Setting of the Fall of Damnos. Settled during the [[Great Crusade]] and, while rich in resources, was given low priority, [[Necrons]] awakened in 973.M41, and one year were controlling the entire planet. The [[Ultramarines]] could only gather what remained of the populace and retreat into deep space. The Ultramarines later returned in full Chapter strength and alongside a massive Imperial fleet as well as dozens of Deathwatch kill-teams, utterly rekt the Necrons, destroying their [[C'tan]] shard and destroying every single Tomb Complex inside the planet.
* '''[[World Engine|Borsis]]''': An artificial planet-weapon that singlehandedly obliterated two Agri-Worlds and dozens of Imperial Navy and Space Marine ships. It took the sacrifice of the [[Astral Knights]] to destroy it by freeing the C'tan at its heart and [[Exterminatus|blowing it up from the inside]].
*'''[[Uriel Ventris|Pavonis]]:''' Setting of the novels Nightbringer and Courage and Honor. Mining World, location of the Tembra Ridge a mountain range over the [[C'tan#Aza.27Gorod.2C_The_Nightbringer|Nightbringer's]] tomb, the [[Ultramarines]] 4th Company led by [[Uriel Ventris]], managed to stop it from escaping into space, but it was never implied that the [[C'tan#Aza.27Gorod.2C_The_Nightbringer|Nightbringer]] shard was ever destroyed.
*'''[[Ciaphas Cain|Simia Orichalcae]]:''' Setting of the novel Caves of Ice. An ice world, uninhabited except for Promethium processing plants scattered across the planet to refine veins of rare ice. It had a Necron Tomb, but it was later destroyed by [[Ciaphas Cain]] (though [[Amberley Vail]] privately stated that no one was too keen on finding out if they truly were gone.)
*'''Naogeddon:''' Setting of the short story Deus ex Mechanicus. It houses a [[C'tan#Mephet.27ran.2C_The_Deceiver|shard of the Deceiver]], due to this several [[Explorator Fleet|Explorator Teams]] have disappeared while exploring in there.
*'''Carnac:''' Former [[Eldar World#Exodite Worlds|Exodite World]], was reclaimed by the [[Necrons]] in the Carnac Campaign by [[Anrakyr the Traveller]]. During the campaign Anrakyr commissioned aid from Mandragora, Gidrim, Trakonn, Solemnace led by [[Trazyn the Infinite]], and [[Orikan the Diviner]]. While the [[Exodites]], got help from [[Alaitoc]], [[Eldorath Starbane]], and [[Illic Nightspear]].In the end the Necrons won, because of suprise reinforcements from the just awakened Necrons of Carnac. The [[Eldar]] retreated, and [[Trazyn the Infinite|Trazyn]] got his World Shrine.
*'''Sarkon:''' Capital of the Empire of the Severed. When radiation storms wiped the memories of the Necrons in Sarkon, leaving them mindless husks of their former selves, the Master Program's own systems were damaged. The malfunctioning program saw the quiet order it had brought to Sarkon and resolved to carry it to other worlds, adopting the form of the Necron Overlord that it dubbed the "Sarkoni Emperor" to do so. Ever since then it has absorbed four other Tomb Worlds.Other non-Necron worlds were also absorbed, [[Grimdark|using Mindshackle Scarabs to bring any unruly creatures under its direct control]].
*'''Solemnace:''' Tomb World of everyone's [[Trazyn the Infinite|favourite collector/historian/shameless grave robber]]. Pretty much just a planet-sized galactic history museum, complete with dioramas and galleries that haven't been touched by living beings since the Horus Heresy.
*'''Mandragora:''' Crown World (capital) of the [[Sautekh Dynasty]]. All of its Overlords and Lords decided fighting a civil war as soon as they woke up was fun, right up until [[Imotekh the Stormlord]] put a stop to that.
*'''Gidrim:''' Part of the Sautekh Dynasty, ruled by [[Nemesor Zahndrekh]].
*'''Pyrrhia:''' Original Tomb World of [[Anrakyr the Traveller]].
*'''Morrigar:''' Former [[Hive World]], gang warfare awakened the Necrons, six months later when [[Cadia|Cadian]] [[Imperial Guard Regiment|207th regiment]], there was no trace of any inhabitants, human or otherwise. When [[Anrakyr]] arrived, the lack of Necrons was blamed was on the Cadian 207th and were wiped out by Anrakyr.
*'''Hollow Crown:''' Suhbekhar Dynasty Crown World that is a necropolis forged deep within the center of a star. Its construction was commanded by the Phaeron Ahmontekh due to his fears that his aeons long sleep would make him vulnerable to his enemies.
*'''Thanatos:''' Houses the Celestial Orrery, a device capable of forcing stars to [[Exterminatus|undergo a supernova millennia before its time that destroys all the nearby worlds that circle it]], unfortunately using it must be done with careful consideration as it could [[FAIL|upset the natural order of the cosmos and create a critical chain reaction]].
*'''Avarris:''' Tomb World of the Sautekh Dynasty, and [[Imperial Knight]] world, when the Necrons tried to exterminate the place, they found [[Wat|their gauss technology to be ineffective against the ion shields used by the world's Knights]].
*'''[[Flayed_Ones#The_Bone_Kingdom_of_Drazak|Drazak]]:''' Also known as the Bone Kingdom, a world populated almost entirely by Flayed Ones, who are ruled by Valgul the Fallen, a [[Necron Lord]] immune to the Flayer virus. Every few months Valgul announces a Time of Bounty, where they launch fleets to raid nearby planets to collect flesh and blood of the living to sate his subject's hunger.
*'''Silva Tenebris:''' setting of the [[Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus|Mechanicus game]].
*'''Gladius Prime:''' setting of the [[Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War]].
* A lot of [[Forge Worlds]] and Knight Worlds are in fact.