Editing Dark Skitarii Army Creation Table (section)

==Origin==
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! colspan="2" |When did this Legion fall? (d100)
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! 1–5
| '''Before M30''': [[Age of Strife]]: Founded by one of the proto-Mechanicum's Forge Worlds for its defense, exploration or reclamation. As Imperial Compliance was met, this unit secretly held to it's own causes until Horus rose up and they were able to liberate themselves.
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! 6–20
| '''Early M31''': [[Horus Heresy]]: Threw their lot in with Kelbor-Hal's treason, they found that Chaos was far preferable to the firing squad after Horus died at Terra.
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! 21–30
| '''Early M31''': [[Great Scouring]] (Shortly after the Horus Heresy): Accused of heresy or some crime in the post-Heresy purges, falsely or not, they would flee and start the path to the Dark Mechanicus.
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! 31–40
| '''M31-M32''': [[Time of Rebirth]]: As the Imperium struggled under the Ork rampage of [[The Beast]], these Dark Skitarii were forged by the Dark Mechanicum still licking their wounds after the Heresy and the first few Black Crusades.
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! 41–50
| '''M32-Mid M34''': [[Forging]]: As a relative calm fell over the galaxy, the Dark Mechanicus built ever forward.
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! 51–55
| '''Mid M34-M35''': [[Nova Terra Interregnum]]: As the Mechancius was brought to the point of civil war during Moirae Schism, these Dark Skitarii started a long pilgrimage for knowledge, perhaps forced to escape after a false accusation or perhaps the tides of the Primordial Corruptor whispered one too many dark secrets to the Cogitators.
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! 56–60
| '''M36''': [[Age of Apostasy]]: Taking advantage of the mad rule of Goge Vandire, this legion built itself up and has since stood apart from the Imperium.
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! 61–70
| '''M37-M38''': [[Age of Redemption]]: Despite the Mechanicus allowing the Moirae Schismatics to rejoin the orthodox Machine Cult as the High Lords of Terra were restored following Vandire's fall, a period of purging still took place and many fled to avoid death, earned or not.
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! 71–80
| '''M39-M40''': [[Waning]]: The Imperium is bleeding like a stuck-pig, and there are many ready to be shown the glorious path denied to them by the Mechanicus and Imperium.
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! 81–90
| '''M41:''' [[Time of Ending]] As the Necrons awake and Tyranids arrive and the galaxy is torn in half by the greatest warp rift of all time, this legion was raised to throw more stuff to the frontline to bend the Imperium beyond breaking.
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! 91–100
| '''M42''': [[Age of the Dark Imperium]] [[Roboute Guilliman]]'s [[Indomitus Crusade]] purged its way across the galaxy, but not without resistance. The Dark Mechanicus provided it's fair share of forces to break the Son of the Corpse as Horus did his father. 
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! colspan="2" |Purpose for raising this Legion (d10)
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! 1-3
| '''Meeting Quotas''' - It came time to raise another Dark Legion of Skitarii in order to meet required needs, simple as that. 
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! 4-6
| '''Reinforcements''' - Strengthening the lines against a new Chaos crusade. 
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! 7
| '''Enemy at the Gates''' - While under attack, a Hell Forge raised a completely new Legion to hold back the offensive. Long after the battle was over, these Dark Skitarii continue to fight. 
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! 8
| '''Expedition''' - This Legion was raised as part of a conquest of a new region of space, to take full stock of the new technology that could be found in its wake. 
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! 9
| '''The Gods will it!''' - The Chaos legions are on the warpath, and these Dark Skitarii were raised to fight through this unholy campaign.
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! 10
| '''Blessing of the Hell Forge''' - While some may say it was a logistical error, others maintain that this Dark Legion was bought up by the Hell Forge itself. After eating all those poor shmucks that one time it certainly owed us a bit of manpower back! 
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! Home World (d100)
! d100
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| Hive World: Decades and centuries of lost archeotech await, and endless mutant or degerated humans too.
| 1-25
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| Feral World: Tough people and tougher beasts, a perfect world to draw subjects.
| 26-40
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| Death World: For these people, life was a war before they could speak.
| 41-55
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| Hell-Forge: A twisted parody of it's former status of a Forge World, endless, dark delights await those willing to understand the machine.
| 56-60
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| Imperial World: Once from among devout citizens, now loyal to chaos.
| 61-70
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| Pleasure world : Once pampered by a life of ease, they were swiftly turned to the Lord of Excess. 
| 71-80
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| Shrine World: They charge into battle eagerly, and their very prayers are warcries. After all, they're free from those stifling conditions now.
| 81-90
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| Home World Lost: Ghosts do not fear death, but they seek life with a terrible fury.
| 91-99
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|Daemon World: So privileged as to be born upon a world held by one of the gods own.
|100
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! Home World Predominant Terrain (d100)
! d100
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| Jungle/Swamp: Mechanical Predators stalk in amidst the endless plains of this green hell.
| 1-25
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| Desert: Well designed cybernetics and bionics make these Dark Skitarii laugh at the idea of sand jamming.
| 26-50
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| Ice: Cold-blooded, with mechano-hearts of burning promethium.
| 51-60
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| Ocean: The dangers of the vast, deep, lightless, and ever crushing depths are old friends.
| 61-65
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| Wasteland: Excellent scavengers and hardy survivors.
| 66-75
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| Urban: Living in an urban environment already ensures some measure of small arms training before training routines are installed.
| 76-80
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| Dead World: Able to make full use of the technology required to survive in such places.
| 81-85
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| Airless: The surety of compressed oxygen tanks and processed air.
| 86-90
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| Agriworld: Some of the few living, or semi-living, entities on the machine riddled agri-worlds.
| 91-100
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