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	As [[Horus]] plotted his [[Horus Heresy\|rebellion]], he knew that having the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] on his side would be a major advantage against [[The Emperor\|his father]]. In an effort to buy them into following him, Horus promised [[Anacharis Scoria\|them]] the [[Standard Template Construct\|Standard Template Constructs]] in the possession of the Auretian Technocracy, and access to the Vaults of Moravec. Infected with [[Chaos\|Chaos-tainted]] scrapcode upon opening the Vaults, Fabricator-General Kelbor-Hal declared his allegiance to Horus, and subsequently slaughtered everyone on [[Mars]] who didn't. When the Traitor Legions arrived in the Sol System, Mars was used as their staging point for [[Earth\|Terra]]. Following the end of the Heresy, the Dark Mechanicum continued to function, supplying weapons and technology to the Traitor Legions. In return, powerful [[Chaos Lord\|Chaos Lords]] such as [[Abaddon]] keep them in line with the shiny hoards of Archaeotech they found during the [[Great Crusade]].		As [[Horus]] plotted his [[Horus Heresy\|rebellion]], he knew that having the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] on his side would be a major advantage against [[The Emperor\|his father]]. In an effort to buy them into following him, Horus promised [[Anacharis Scoria\|them]] the [[Standard Template Construct\|Standard Template Constructs]] in the possession of the Auretian Technocracy, and access to the Vaults of Moravec. Infected with [[Chaos\|Chaos-tainted]] scrapcode upon opening the Vaults, Fabricator-General Kelbor-Hal declared his allegiance to Horus, and subsequently slaughtered everyone on [[Mars]] who didn't. When the Traitor Legions arrived in the Sol System, Mars was used as their staging point for [[Earth\|Terra]]. Following the end of the Heresy, the Dark Mechanicum continued to function, supplying weapons and technology to the Traitor Legions. In return, powerful [[Chaos Lord\|Chaos Lords]] such as [[Abaddon]] keep them in line with the shiny hoards of Archaeotech they found during the [[Great Crusade]].

	In opposition to the Adeptus Mechanicus, the Dark Mechanicum favors exploring technology to its limits and trying to [[Heresy\|''create'' new technology.]] Unfortunately(?) most of their 'inventions' merely boil down to just putting a Daemon in some tech and watching the resulting carnage. This often means finding better ways to create [[Daemon Engines]], and making even weirder [[Warp\|Warp-based]] tech and weapons. They even managed to make [[Servitor\|Servitors]] out of [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]] called Death-Masques, back when they had been derided as largely useless.		In opposition to the Adeptus Mechanicus, the Dark Mechanicum favors exploring technology to its limits and trying to [[Heresy\|''create'' new technology.]] Unfortunately(?) most of their 'inventions' merely boil down to just putting a Daemon in some tech and watching the resulting carnage. This often means finding better ways to create [[Daemon Engines]], and making even weirder [[Warp\|Warp-based]] tech and weapons. They even managed to make [[Servitor\|Servitors]] out of [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]] called Death-Masques, back when they had been derided as largely useless.

	Many members of the Dark Mechanicum consider the [[Omnissiah]] to be a combined aspect of [[Chaos Undivided]], holding it as a means of progress and innovation. However, it also contains all the drawbacks one would expect of [[Chaos]]. Instead of [[Machine Spirit\|Machine Spirits]], the Dark Mechanicum uses bound [[Daemon\|Daemons]] to provide the intelligence and power sources needed to run the machines. In addition, the Dark Mechanicum has [[Phyrexia\|techno-organic]] technology, so everything they make is not only very much alive, but it also wants to kill you. More than usual, we mean.		Many members of the Dark Mechanicum consider the [[Omnissiah]] to be a combined aspect of [[Chaos Undivided]], holding it as a means of progress and innovation. However, it also contains all the drawbacks one would expect of [[Chaos]]. Instead of [[Machine Spirit\|Machine Spirits]], the Dark Mechanicum uses bound [[Daemon\|Daemons]] to provide the intelligence and power sources needed to run the machines. In addition, the Dark Mechanicum has [[Phyrexia\|techno-organic]] technology, so everything they make is not only very much alive, but it also wants to kill you. More than usual, we mean.

	But then again, if you're a Chaos Space Marine, you're a fucking badass and it shouldn't bother you. Members of the [[Lost and the Damned]], well... [[Rape\|may face more difficulties.]]		But then again, if you're a Chaos Space Marine, you're a fucking badass and it shouldn't bother you. Members of the [[Lost and the Damned]], well... [[Rape\|may face more difficulties.]]
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	Unlike the AdMech, the DarkMech hasn't been running around the galaxy all that much. While on paper they should have evil [[Skitarii]], Titan Legions, and warships at their command, they haven't been out with the rest of the forces of Chaos to rape, pillage, and burn the Imperium. However, instead of [[Lorgar\|sitting on the couch for the past 10,000 years]], they have been operating the daemon-forge worlds within the [[Eye of Terror]] and beyond to keep anyone on the Imperium's bad side armed and happy.		Unlike the AdMech, the DarkMech hasn't been running around the galaxy all that much. While on paper they should have evil [[Skitarii]], Titan Legions, and warships at their command, they haven't been out with the rest of the forces of Chaos to rape, pillage, and burn the Imperium. However, instead of [[Lorgar\|sitting on the couch for the past 10,000 years]], they have been operating the daemon-forge worlds within the [[Eye of Terror]] and beyond to keep anyone on the Imperium's bad side armed and happy.

	A good look into the Dark Mechanicum in the fluff is to read [[Ben Counter]]'s ''Dark Adeptus'' in his Grey Knights series. Seriously, check it out. It will give you a good idea what kind of demented madmen fill the ranks of the dark order. Also [[Graham McNeill]]'s ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' from his Ultramarines series has a few chapters that show what life might be like underneath the Dark Mechanicum. [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden]]'s ''Night Lords'' has a Dark Mechanicum who evidently decided to do as the Romans do and try to look as intimidating as hell by coating his skeleton with steel and wearing a black robe over it, so he looks like a [[awesome\|steel-boned Grim Reaper]]. He also invented a jamming device that [[grimdark\|runs off of torturing a Titan pilot and broadcasting the resulting binary screams at max power]]. The Adeptus Mechanicus Duology is also set on a DarkMech forge world, and gives you a nifty insight into how they function and live.		A good look into the Dark Mechanicum in the fluff is to read [[Ben Counter]]'s ''Dark Adeptus'' in his Grey Knights series. Seriously, check it out. It will give you a good idea what kind of demented madmen fill the ranks of the dark order. Also [[Graham McNeill]]'s ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' from his Ultramarines series has a few chapters that show what life might be like underneath the Dark Mechanicum. [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden]]'s ''Night Lords'' has a Dark Mechanicum who evidently decided to do as the Romans do and try to look as intimidating as hell by coating his skeleton with steel and wearing a black robe over it, so he looks like a [[awesome\|steel-boned Grim Reaper]]. He also invented a jamming device that [[grimdark\|runs off of torturing a Titan pilot and broadcasting the resulting binary screams at max power]]. The Adeptus Mechanicus Duology is also set on a DarkMech forge world, and gives you a nifty insight into how they function and live.

	==What about a Codex?==		==What about a Codex?==

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	With the release of [[Blackstone_Fortress#The_Game\|Blackstone Fortress]], there are finally plastic Dark Mechanicum models, sort of, in the form of the [[Negavolt Cultist]]s.		With the release of [[Blackstone_Fortress#The_Game\|Blackstone Fortress]], there are finally plastic Dark Mechanicum models, sort of, in the form of the [[Negavolt Cultist]]s.

	And as part of the 2022 Warhammer Day celebration, GW released [https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/10/08/warhammer-day-reveals-the-daemon-in-the-machine/ a teaser] that seems to be pointing towards a possible Dark Mechanicum army in the near future.		<s>And as part of the 2022 Warhammer Day celebration, GW released [https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/10/08/warhammer-day-reveals-the-daemon-in-the-machine/ a teaser] that seems to be pointing towards a possible Dark Mechanicum army in the near future.</s> That was a preview for [[Vashtorr]], who granted still embodies the Dark Mechanicum spirit to an extent.

	==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==		==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==

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	==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==		==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==
			* Archmagos [[Draykavac]], one of the first traitors in the Mechanicum, wears a cow skull for a head.
			* [[Anacharis Scoria]], pretty sick crunch wise.
			* [[Vashtorr]], daemonic mechanic and idol of worship for these bastards
	* [[Iron Warriors]], who dabble in pretty fucked up mad science from time to time.		* [[Iron Warriors]], who dabble in pretty fucked up mad science from time to time.
	* Savage Morticians, a Dark Mechanicum Magos Biologos division of complete sick fucks who tended...		* Savage Morticians, a Dark Mechanicum Magos Biologos division of complete sick fucks who tended...
	* The [[Daemonculaba]], a pretty fucked up system of hothousing Space Marines, devised by another [[Honsou\|completely sick fuck]].		* The [[Daemonculaba]], a pretty fucked up system of hothousing Space Marines, devised by another [[Honsou\|completely sick fuck]].
	* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.		* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.
	* [[Anacharis Scoria]], pretty sick crunch wise.
	* [[Heretek]], a step removed from Dark Mechanicum, freelance techpriests who broke from AdMech orthodoxy.		* [[Heretek]], a step removed from Dark Mechanicum, freelance techpriests who broke from AdMech orthodoxy.

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	==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==		==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==
	* [[Iron Warriors]], who dabble in pretty fucked up mad science from time to time.		* [[Iron Warriors]], who dabble in pretty fucked up mad science from time to time.
	* [[Savage Morticians]], a Dark Mechanicum Magos Biologos division of complete sick fucks who tended...		* Savage Morticians, a Dark Mechanicum Magos Biologos division of complete sick fucks who tended...
	* The [[Daemonculaba]], a pretty fucked up system of hothousing Space Marines, devised by another [[Honsou\|completely sick fuck]].		* The [[Daemonculaba]], a pretty fucked up system of hothousing Space Marines, devised by another [[Honsou\|completely sick fuck]].
	* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.		* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.

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	* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.		* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.
	* [[Anacharis Scoria]], pretty sick crunch wise.		* [[Anacharis Scoria]], pretty sick crunch wise.
	* [[Heretek]], a step removed Dark Mechanicum, freelance techpriests ~~in exile~~.		* [[Heretek]], a step removed from Dark Mechanicum, freelance techpriests who broke from AdMech orthodoxy.

	==See Also ==		==See Also ==

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	* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.		* [[Haemonculus]], sick counterpart of the Dark Eldar.
	* [[Anacharis Scoria]], pretty sick crunch wise.		* [[Anacharis Scoria]], pretty sick crunch wise.
			* [[Heretek]], a step removed Dark Mechanicum, freelance techpriests in exile.

	==See Also ==		==See Also ==

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	With the release of [[Blackstone_Fortress#The_Game\|Blackstone Fortress]], there are finally plastic Dark Mechanicum models, sort of, in the form of the [[Negavolt Cultist]]s.		With the release of [[Blackstone_Fortress#The_Game\|Blackstone Fortress]], there are finally plastic Dark Mechanicum models, sort of, in the form of the [[Negavolt Cultist]]s.

			And as part of the 2022 Warhammer Day celebration, GW released [https://www.warhammer-community.com/2022/10/08/warhammer-day-reveals-the-daemon-in-the-machine/ a teaser] that seems to be pointing towards a possible Dark Mechanicum army in the near future.

	==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==		==See These Sick Fucks As Well ==

51.7.46.28: It was Thomas Fuller who said it: https://quoteinvestigator.com/2016/07/23/sword/#:~:text=Books%20Preview)%20link-,%E2%80%9CThose%20who%20play%20with%20the%20devil's%20toys%20will%20be%20brought,Buckminster%20Fuller%2C%201895).

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It was Thomas Fuller who said it: https://quoteinvestigator.com/2016/07/23/sword/#:~:text=Books%20Preview)%20link-,%E2%80%9CThose%20who%20play%20with%20the%20devil's%20toys%20will%20be%20brought,Buckminster%20Fuller%2C%201895).

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	[[File:Dark_Mechanicus_Icon.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Their symbol. Not much difference...except for the Chaos Star...and the creepy fleshy part stolen from an older version of Codex: Chaos Space Marines.]]		[[File:Dark_Mechanicus_Icon.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Their symbol. Not much difference...except for the Chaos Star...and the creepy fleshy part stolen from an older version of Codex: Chaos Space Marines.]]
	{{Topquote\|They which play with the devil's rattles will be brought by degrees to wield his sword.\|~~Buckminster~~ Fuller}}		{{Topquote\|They which play with the devil's rattles will be brought by degrees to wield his sword.\|Thomas Fuller}}
	{{Topquote\|Science never sacrifices itself. It is always murderous.\|Jean Baudrillard}}		{{Topquote\|Science never sacrifices itself. It is always murderous.\|Jean Baudrillard}}
	{{Topquote\|''MAKE PEE'' NIS ''IN TO ROBOT''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|A member of the Dark Mechanicum' more progressive cults]]}}		{{Topquote\|''MAKE PEE'' NIS ''IN TO ROBOT''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|A member of the Dark Mechanicum' more progressive cults]]}}

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	As [[Horus]] plotted his [[Horus Heresy\|rebellion]], he knew that having the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] on his side would be a major advantage against [[The Emperor\|his father]]. In an effort to buy them into following him, Horus promised [[Anacharis Scoria\|them]] the [[Standard Template Construct\|Standard Template Constructs]] in the possession of the Auretian Technocracy, and access to the Vaults of Moravec. Infected with [[Chaos\|Chaos-tainted]] scrapcode upon opening the Vaults, Fabricator-General Kelbor-Hal declared his allegiance to Horus, and subsequently slaughtered everyone on [[Mars]] who didn't. When the Traitor Legions arrived in the Sol System, Mars was used as their staging point for [[Earth\|Terra]]. Following the end of the Heresy, the Dark Mechanicum continued to function, supplying weapons and technology to the Traitor Legions. In return, powerful [[Chaos Lord\|Chaos Lords]] such as [[Abaddon]] keep them in line with the shiny hoards of Archaeotech they found during the [[Great Crusade]].		As [[Horus]] plotted his [[Horus Heresy\|rebellion]], he knew that having the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] on his side would be a major advantage against [[The Emperor\|his father]]. In an effort to buy them into following him, Horus promised [[Anacharis Scoria\|them]] the [[Standard Template Construct\|Standard Template Constructs]] in the possession of the Auretian Technocracy, and access to the Vaults of Moravec. Infected with [[Chaos\|Chaos-tainted]] scrapcode upon opening the Vaults, Fabricator-General Kelbor-Hal declared his allegiance to Horus, and subsequently slaughtered everyone on [[Mars]] who didn't. When the Traitor Legions arrived in the Sol System, Mars was used as their staging point for [[Earth\|Terra]]. Following the end of the Heresy, the Dark Mechanicum continued to function, supplying weapons and technology to the Traitor Legions. In return, powerful [[Chaos Lord\|Chaos Lords]] such as [[Abaddon]] keep them in line with the shiny hoards of Archaeotech they found during the [[Great Crusade]].

	In opposition to the Adeptus Mechanicus, the Dark Mechanicum favors exploring technology to its limits and trying to [[Heresy\|''create'' new technology.]] Unfortunately(?) most of their 'inventions' merely boil down to just putting a Daemon in some tech and watching the resulting carnage. This often means finding better ways to create [[Daemon Engines]], and making even weirder [[Warp\|Warp-based]] tech and weapons. They even managed to make [[Servitor\|Servitors]] out of [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]] called Death-Masques, back when they had been derided as largely useless.		In opposition to the Adeptus Mechanicus, the Dark Mechanicum favors exploring technology to its limits and trying to [[Heresy\|''create'' new technology.]] Unfortunately(?) most of their 'inventions' merely boil down to just putting a Daemon in some tech and watching the resulting carnage. This often means finding better ways to create [[Daemon Engines]], and making even weirder [[Warp\|Warp-based]] tech and weapons. They even managed to make [[Servitor\|Servitors]] out of [[Chaos Spawn\|that which must not be named]] called Death-Masques, back when they had been derided as largely useless.

	Many members of the Dark Mechanicum consider the [[Omnissiah]] to be a combined aspect of [[Chaos Undivided]], holding it as a means of progress and innovation. However, it also contains all the drawbacks one would expect of [[Chaos]]. Instead of [[Machine Spirit\|Machine Spirits]], the Dark Mechanicum uses bound [[Daemon\|Daemons]] to provide the intelligence and power sources needed to run the machines. In addition, the Dark Mechanicum has [[Phyrexia\|techno-organic]] technology, so everything they make is not only very much alive, but it also wants to kill you. More than usual, we mean.		Many members of the Dark Mechanicum consider the [[Omnissiah]] to be a combined aspect of [[Chaos Undivided]], holding it as a means of progress and innovation. However, it also contains all the drawbacks one would expect of [[Chaos]]. Instead of [[Machine Spirit\|Machine Spirits]], the Dark Mechanicum uses bound [[Daemon\|Daemons]] to provide the intelligence and power sources needed to run the machines. In addition, the Dark Mechanicum has [[Phyrexia\|techno-organic]] technology, so everything they make is not only very much alive, but it also wants to kill you. More than usual, we mean.

	But then again, if you're a Chaos Space Marine, you're a fucking badass and it shouldn't bother you. Members of the [[Lost and the Damned]], well... [[Rape\|may face more difficulties.]]		But then again, if you're a Chaos Space Marine, you're a fucking badass and it shouldn't bother you. Members of the [[Lost and the Damned]], well... [[Rape\|may face more difficulties.]]
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	Unlike the AdMech, the DarkMech hasn't been running around the galaxy all that much. While on paper they should have evil [[Skitarii]], Titan Legions, and warships at their command, they haven't been out with the rest of the forces of Chaos to rape, pillage, and burn the Imperium. However, instead of [[Lorgar\|sitting on the couch for the past 10,000 years]], they have been operating the daemon-forge worlds within the [[Eye of Terror]] and beyond to keep anyone on the Imperium's bad side armed and happy.		Unlike the AdMech, the DarkMech hasn't been running around the galaxy all that much. While on paper they should have evil [[Skitarii]], Titan Legions, and warships at their command, they haven't been out with the rest of the forces of Chaos to rape, pillage, and burn the Imperium. However, instead of [[Lorgar\|sitting on the couch for the past 10,000 years]], they have been operating the daemon-forge worlds within the [[Eye of Terror]] and beyond to keep anyone on the Imperium's bad side armed and happy.

	A good look into the Dark Mechanicum in the fluff is to read [[Ben Counter]]'s ''Dark Adeptus'' in his Grey Knights series. Seriously, check it out. It will give you a good idea what kind of demented madmen fill the ranks of the dark order. Also [[Graham McNeill]]'s ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' from his Ultramarines series has a few chapters that show what life might be like underneath the Dark Mechanicum. [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden]]'s ''Night Lords'' has a Dark Mechanicum who evidently decided to do as the Romans do and try to look as intimidating as hell by coating his skeleton with steel and wearing a black robe over it, so he looks like a [[awesome\|steel-boned Grim Reaper]]. He also invented a jamming device that [[grimdark\|runs off of torturing a Titan pilot and broadcasting the resulting binary screams at max power]]. The Adeptus Mechanicus Duology is also set on a DarkMech forge world, and gives you a nifty insight into how they function and live.		A good look into the Dark Mechanicum in the fluff is to read [[Ben Counter]]'s ''Dark Adeptus'' in his Grey Knights series. Seriously, check it out. It will give you a good idea what kind of demented madmen fill the ranks of the dark order. Also [[Graham McNeill]]'s ''Dead Sky, Black Sun'' from his Ultramarines series has a few chapters that show what life might be like underneath the Dark Mechanicum. [[Aaron Dembski-Bowden]]'s ''Night Lords'' has a Dark Mechanicum who evidently decided to do as the Romans do and try to look as intimidating as hell by coating his skeleton with steel and wearing a black robe over it, so he looks like a [[awesome\|steel-boned Grim Reaper]]. He also invented a jamming device that [[grimdark\|runs off of torturing a Titan pilot and broadcasting the resulting binary screams at max power]]. The Adeptus Mechanicus Duology is also set on a DarkMech forge world, and gives you a nifty insight into how they function and live.

	==What about a Codex?==		==What about a Codex?==

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	[[File:Dark_Mechanicus_Icon.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Their symbol. Not much difference...except for the Chaos Star...and the creepy fleshy part stolen from an older version of Codex: Chaos Space Marines.]]		[[File:Dark_Mechanicus_Icon.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Their symbol. Not much difference...except for the Chaos Star...and the creepy fleshy part stolen from an older version of Codex: Chaos Space Marines.]]
	{{Topquote\|They which play with the devil's rattles will be brought by degrees to wield his sword.\|~~Buckminster~~ Fuller}}		{{Topquote\|They which play with the devil's rattles will be brought by degrees to wield his sword.\|Thomas Fuller}}
	{{Topquote\|Science never sacrifices itself. It is always murderous.\|Jean Baudrillard}}		{{Topquote\|Science never sacrifices itself. It is always murderous.\|Jean Baudrillard}}
	{{Topquote\|''MAKE PEE'' NIS ''IN TO ROBOT''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|A member of the Dark Mechanicum' more progressive cults]]}}		{{Topquote\|''MAKE PEE'' NIS ''IN TO ROBOT''.\|[[If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device\|A member of the Dark Mechanicum' more progressive cults]]}}