Editing Space Marine Chapter Creation Tables (section)

==Chapter Homeworld and its Properties==
Do be sure to flesh out in the [[Planet generator]] and [[System generator]] tables.

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Chapter Homeworld (d100)
|-
! 01–04
| Hive World
|-
! 05–08
| Feral World
|-
! 09–12
| Feudal World
|-
! 13–16
| Civilised World
|-
! 17–20
| Death World
|-
! 21–24
| Fleet-based
|-
! 25–28
| Forge World stationed (Mechanicus ties)
|-
! 29–32
| Shrine World
|-
! 33–36
| Penal Colony
|-
! 37–40
| Agri-world
|-
! 41–44
| Mining World
|-
! 45–48
| Knight World stationed  (presence of Imperial Knights)
|-
! 49–52
| Space Hulk base
|-
! 53–56
| Asteroid Fortress
|-
! 57–60
| Orbital Ring around a gas giant
|-
! 61–64
| Gas Giant with floating cities
|-
! 65–68
| War-torn World (constant conflict zone)
|-
! 69–72
| Lost World (isolated for millennia)
|-
! 73–76
| Psyker World (latent psychic activity common)
|-
! 77–80
| Deep space Colony
|-
! 81–84
| Artificial World (e.g. Blackstone Fortress, flat planets, etc)
|-
! 85–88
| Daemon-haunted World (cleansed and reclaimed)
|-
! 89–92
| Exodite World (abandoned Eldar domain)
|-
! 93–96
| Tomb World (partially inactive Necron presence)
|-
! 97–100
| Warp-anchored bastion (tethered near the warp for monitoring or defense)
|}


Fleets have 10+d10 vessels, made up of [[Battle-barge]]s, [[Strike Cruiser]]s and [[Adeptus Astartes Escort| Escorts]] and possibly other vessels; 50% chance they're battle-ready, 50% they're damaged or have other problems. At a minimum, a powerful Battle Barge as a Fortress Monastery, at least a Strike Cruiser and preferably a Battle Barge for each company + Strike Cruisers and Escorts that accompany them. Obviously, fleet based Chapters have larger fleets than the norm.

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Homeworld Terrain (d100)
|-
! 01–04
| Jungle/Forest/Swamp
|-
! 05–08
| Desert
|-
! 09–12
| Mountains/Hills/Highlands
|-
! 13–16
| Ice (glaciers or tundra)
|-
! 17–20
| Oceanic/Archipelago
|-
! 21–24
| Wasteland
|-
! 25–28
| Urban Sprawl
|-
! 29–32
| Artificial Megastructures
|-
! 33–36
| Volcanic/Geothermal
|-
! 37–40
| Cave Systems/Underground
|-
! 41–44
| Floating platforms (over ocean or gas)
|-
! 45–48
| Plains/Steppe/Grasslands
|-
! 49–52
| Canyon/Ravine-riddled terrain
|-
! 53–56
| Toxic Gas clouds (for orbital/floating worlds)
|-
! 57–60
| Psychic storms and warp anomalies
|-
! 61–64
| Crystalline formations
|-
! 65–68
| Ruins of ancient civilizations (xenos or human)
|-
! 69–72
| Hive ruins buried beneath layers of detritus
|-
! 73–76
| Meteorite/asteroid scarred landscape
|-
! 77–80
| Arctic wastes with sub-zero storms
|-
! 81–84
| Radioactive zones
|-
! 85–88
| Tectonic instability (frequent quakes/rifts)
|-
! 89–92
| Terraforming-incomplete terrain
|-
! 93–96
| Living terrain (bio-organic ecosystem)
|-
! 97–100
| Temperate/Garden World
|}

Quoth FFG:  A Hive world, for example, may be an ash-blasted wasteland—or its rearing spires might form islands of plasteel amidst an endless sea of jungle. Death worlds are often thought of as deadly jungles, but might just as easily be ocean-bound planets. The type of terrain in which a Chapter builds its Fortress-Monastery might have little bearing on its character, but may have plenty, especially if that terrain has shaped the qualities of the peoples from which it recruits.

Note that while plenty of these terrain types can be combined with the categories previously described, some are mutually exclusive. Others might seem so at first glance, but with a little imagination can be combined. For example, an urban Death world seems contradictory, but what if the planet’s malevolent ecosystem has risen against its population, and the once-populace cities are now reduced to post-apocalyptic ruins smothered in choking vines, how about one that is such an awful hellhole that it is effectively a Death World? An ocean Hive-world might feature air-sealed hives at the bottom of the sea, or afloat on great manmade islands. An Urban Hive World might an ecumenopolis with extreme population even by Hive World standards, and almost certainly allows for both Astartes and Guard recruitment out of sheer numbers. In the 41st Millennium, almost anything is possible!

{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |Rule of homeworld (d10)
|- 
! 1
| Direct Rule - "My lord Chapter Master, here are the tax-plans for the North-West district of Boreale City..."
|-
! 2-4
| Stewardship - "Hi, Planetary Governor? It's me, the Chapter Master. Just calling you to remind you that I outrank you, even if I don't do anything."
|-
! style="white-space: nowrap;" | 5-10
| Distant rule - "You see that castle up there? It's inhabited by the mighty sky-warriors of Emp-rar. Sometimes they come and steal our children."
|}




{| border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5" align="center"
! colspan="2" |If Fleet Based (d100)
|-
! 01–04
| Forgeship – The Chapter uses a single, gigantic forge ship as their fortress-monastery. It also helps with repairing or manufacturing new equipment and weapons.
|-
! 05–08
| Ramilles Class Star Fort – A massive, semi-mobile space station. It is capable of warp travel and is often used by the Imperial Navy as a forward operations base. Incredibly rare and formidable.
|-
! 09–12
| Gloriana Class Battleship – Ancient and powerful, this warship dates back to the Great Crusade. Few exist, and your Chapter holds one as its seat of power, a relic reforged in loyalist hands.
|-
! 13–16
| Battle Barge – A heavily armed and armored battleship, serving as a mobile fortress-monastery and command vessel for the Chapter.
|-
! 17–20
| Space Hulk – Your Chapter purged and sanctified a massive Space Hulk, now using it as a mobile fortress, armory, and tomb of ancient secrets.
|-
! 21–24
| Ark Adeptus– A rare vessel lost in time and space, your chapter made convincing enough arguments to say it is not an Ark Mechanicus.
|-
! 25–28
| Dreadnought Carrier – A massive ship designed to carry and deploy numerous smaller ships into battle.
|-
! 29–32
| Strike Cruiser Convoy – The Chapter operates a flotilla of agile Strike Cruisers that function together as a coordinated fortress-fleet.
|-
! 33–36
| Chain of Light Ships – Instead of a central vessel, the Chapter uses a dispersed network of smaller ships connected via teleportation and psychic relays.
|-
! 37–40
| Reclaimed Chaos Vessel – A captured traitor ship now consecrated and wielded as a symbol of redemption and vengeance.
|-
! 41–44
| Ancient Human Star-Forge – A Dark Age relic retrofitted by the Chapter into a mobile forge-fortress, partially sentient and sacred.
|-
! 45–48
| Lost Human Colony Ark – A massive voidship from the Dark Age of Technology converted into a war citadel, discovered in the outer void.
|-
! 49–52
| Cathedral-Ship – A vast religious vessel brimming with relics, shrines, and chapels. It is both monastery and pilgrimage site.
|-
! 53–56
| Warp Beacon Bastion – A fortress designed to anchor the fleet in the warp, providing psychic navigation and spiritual stability.
|-
! 57–60
| Planet Ark – A mobile artificial world with ecosystems, manufactorums, and fortress cities aboard.
|-
! 61–64
| Ghost Fleet – A fleet hidden by ancient stealth tech and warp-shadows, operating in silence and mystery.
|-
! 65–68
| Xenocide Oath Fleet – The Chapter has inherited or formed its fleet from vessels made to slay aliens, with heavy xenos-hunting capability.
|-
! 69–72
| Leviathan-Class Supercarrier – A colossal carrier with near-limitless launch bays for Thunderhawks and drop pods.
|-
! 73–76
| Imperial Navy Alliance – The Chapter maintains close ties with the Imperial Navy and operates from Navy vessels in mutual defense.
|-
! 77–80
| Warp-anchored Monastery – A massive fortress that drifts in the Immaterium itself, tethered to realspace by sacred rituals.
|-
! 81–84
| Astropathic Nexus Craft – A vessel housing a unique choir of astropaths that guide the fleet with powerful divinations and psychic pulses.
|-
! 85–88
| Relic Battle Moon – A half-planet, half-ship relic once built by lost human empires, now fully armed and holy to the Chapter.
|-
! 89–92
| The Broken Spear – A ruined but reforged vessel, symbolizing the Chapter’s survival and resistance against impossible odds.
|-
! 93–96
| Crusade Fleet – The Chapter moves as a permanent crusade fleet, holy warriors on eternal pilgrimage.
|-
! 97–100
| Ark of Judgement – A mobile execution platform, this vessel brings fire and retribution wherever the Emperor’s will demands.
|}