Editing Acreage (section)

==Overview==
An Imperial backwater, Acreage lies in the sub-sector of Josian Reach and is connected to the rest of the Calixis Sector by a few tenuous shipping routes. Its tithes mainly consist of ore from its mines and men for the [[Imperial Guard]]. Designated as a Feudal World, Acreage's technology is medieval and its population consists largely of degenerate peasants and bickering nobles. The Grand Realm of Ascandia, the High King's realm, spans the majority of the northern landmass.

The world has seen much interference by the [[Inquisition]] particularly by members of the Ordo Calixis. The Inquisitor Lord Khazul once used the world to test the mettle of his then [[Acolyte]], Inquisitor Lord Okonawk, [[That Guy|leading to the deaths of Okonawk's entire Cadre and more than a hundred thousand Acreage civilians as well as Khazul by Okonawk's own hand]]..for no apparent good reason...what a [[Dick]]. The world saw further devastation when the [[Rogue Psyker]], The Burning Princess, worked in conjunction with the pirate vessel Storm Walker to consume the planet's Cathedral Mount in a holocaust of fire, slaying several senior clergymen and over ten thousand other pilgrims and citizens. Acreage has also been the site of a secret war between the Amalathian and Recongregator factions of the Inquisition for generations, with the Amalathian's attempting to preserve Acreage's current isolationism, technology and royal dynasty while the Recongregators secretly attempt to introduce new ideas, practices and off-world technology. Why these two factions have such an apparent [[Slaanesh|fixated hard-on]] for a backwater Medieval theme park, [[Derp|we have no idea.]]

The relative percieved stability of Ascandia, and in fact most of Acreage, has always been undermined by the aforementioned foreign meddling and bloody civil wars. Said civil war is called [[Herp|The War of the Rhozes]], which is a blatant shoutout to the real world [[Original character, do not steal|War of the Rose]], in which thousands have already perished and local technology has receded from its high medieval zenith. This has been a prosperous time for the nobles, as each has taken the advantage of the mayhem of war to expand their domains or settle old scores. It has also drawn more off-world interest to Acreage, in the form of mercenaries and traders, seeking to make a profit through selling skills, training and advanced weapons.