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	*[[Barbarus]], homeworld of the [[Death Guard]] (subjected to [[Exterminatus]] sometime between the conclusion of the Battle of Beta Garmon and the start of the [[Siege of Terra]] by the [[Dark Angels]] who outright Alderaan-ed it.)		*[[Barbarus]], homeworld of the [[Death Guard]] (subjected to [[Exterminatus]] sometime between the conclusion of the Battle of Beta Garmon and the start of the [[Siege of Terra]] by the [[Dark Angels]] who outright Alderaan-ed it.)
	*[[Caliban_(Warhammer_40,000)\|Caliban]], homeworld of the [[Dark Angels]] (destroyed). Though they were determined to civilize it, consequences be damned.		*[[Caliban_(Warhammer_40,000)\|Caliban]], homeworld of the [[Dark Angels]] (destroyed). Though they were determined to civilize it, consequences be damned.
	*[[Catachan]], homeworld of the [[Catachan Jungle Fighters]], the Death World of all Death Worlds. Daemons themselves are literally terrified of this itchy hellscape. And with good reason.		*[[Catachan]], homeworld of the [[Catachan Jungle Fighters]], the Death World of all Death Worlds. Daemons themselves are literally terrified of this itchy hellscape. And with good reason.
	*[[Fenris]], homeworld of the [[Space Wolves]], both before and after [[Magnus]] [[/tg/ gets shit done\|came along]] and [[Rip and Tear\|made a big mess when he magicked all over the place]].		*[[Fenris]], homeworld of the [[Space Wolves]], both before and after [[Magnus]] [[/tg/ gets shit done\|came along]] and [[Rip and Tear\|made a big mess when he magicked all over the place]].
	*[[Medusa_(Planet)\|Medusa]], homeworld of the [[Iron Hands]]. Or, even worse, there exists the worrying possibility of Medusa actually being a fucking dormant [[Tomb World]]. Poor Iron Hands [[Lamenters\|just can't catch a break]].		*[[Medusa_(Planet)\|Medusa]], homeworld of the [[Iron Hands]]. Or, even worse, there exists the worrying possibility of Medusa actually being a fucking dormant [[Tomb World]]. Poor Iron Hands [[Lamenters\|just can't catch a break]].
	*[[Nocturne]], homeworld of the [[Salamanders]].		*[[Nocturne]], homeworld of the [[Salamanders]].
	*[[Cretacia]], homeworld of the [[Flesh Tearers]], AKA a planet with MUTHERFUKIN DINOSAURS!		*[[Cretacia]], homeworld of the [[Flesh Tearers]], AKA a planet with MUTHERFUKIN DINOSAURS!

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	*[[Cretacia]], homeworld of the [[Flesh Tearers]], AKA a planet with MUTHERFUKIN DINOSAURS!		*[[Cretacia]], homeworld of the [[Flesh Tearers]], AKA a planet with MUTHERFUKIN DINOSAURS!
	*[[Krieg]], homeworld of the [[Death Korps of Krieg]], nuked by loyalists so [[Emprah]] could rule another bare rock. Shit version of Fallout.		*[[Krieg]], homeworld of the [[Death Korps of Krieg]], nuked by loyalists so [[Emprah]] could rule another bare rock. Shit version of Fallout.
	*Phaedra, a major part of Peter Fehervari's sub-setting, [[The Dark Coil]]. It's full of predators, bugs, flora, and fauna that will kill or infect you in the most painful way possible. If you don't get taken in by its unusually subtle Chaos corruption, that is. It's not as outrageously lethal as the other planets on this list, but the sheer ease with which humans and Tau alike painfully die or go insane on the planet more than qualifies it here.		*Phaedra, a major part of Peter Fehervari's sub-setting, [[The Dark Coil]]. It's full of predators, bugs, flora, and fauna that will kill or infect you in the most painful way possible. If you don't get taken in by its unusually subtle Chaos corruption, that is. It's not as outrageously lethal as the other planets on this list, but the sheer ease with which humans and Tau alike painfully die or go insane on the planet more than qualifies it here. It's even noted that it's "almost" classified as a death world, but this classification ignores the various reality warping horrors the world subjects it's visitors to.
	*Phyrr of the [[Dark Heresy\|Calixis Sector]]. Yeah the air and water is clean, and the whole place looks normal, but the spores and animals are lethal there as they have some bizarre gene-toxin that kills mature humans in an instant. The Adeptus Mechanicus have tried for years unsuccessfully to find an antidote. Thus it's both a Death World and Penal World, as well as an [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] Harvest World where the Biologis Branch sees the unique compounds as extremely valuable. If riots occur inside one of the filtered domes, then the Techpriests simply [[Grimdark\|turn off the filtration]]. Home to the beautiful, yet deadly, Phyrr Cat.		*Phyrr of the [[Dark Heresy\|Calixis Sector]]. Yeah the air and water is clean, and the whole place looks normal, but the spores and animals are lethal there as they have some bizarre gene-toxin that kills mature humans in an instant. The Adeptus Mechanicus have tried for years unsuccessfully to find an antidote. Thus it's both a Death World and Penal World, as well as an [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] Harvest World where the Biologis Branch sees the unique compounds as extremely valuable. If riots occur inside one of the filtered domes, then the Techpriests simply [[Grimdark\|turn off the filtration]]. Home to the beautiful, yet deadly, Phyrr Cat.
	*Jemadal, the planet that the [[Raptors]] crashed their entire chapter into after getting blown of course in a warp storm. A planet covered in dense slimy jungles with carnivorous plants, swarms of voracious predators, and enough humidity in the atmosphere to suffocate a Space Marine. Since the entire Chapter was stranded there for 7 years, they got pretty good at jungle warfare and basically turned into Space Marine Catachan.		*Jemadal, the planet that the [[Raptors]] crashed their entire chapter into after getting blown of course in a warp storm. A planet covered in dense slimy jungles with carnivorous plants, swarms of voracious predators, and enough humidity in the atmosphere to suffocate a Space Marine. Since the entire Chapter was stranded there for 7 years, they got pretty good at jungle warfare and basically turned into Space Marine Catachan.

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	*Settler's Bane, an aptly named planet where the flora and fauna is so lethal that the Feral Orks infesting the place are regarded as a "minor nuisance" by the human inhabitants of the planet. Imperial Guard regiments raised from the populace are known for being pretty eager to get into close combat, and often wear Ork hides over their uniforms.		*Settler's Bane, an aptly named planet where the flora and fauna is so lethal that the Feral Orks infesting the place are regarded as a "minor nuisance" by the human inhabitants of the planet. Imperial Guard regiments raised from the populace are known for being pretty eager to get into close combat, and often wear Ork hides over their uniforms.
	*Luther Macintyre IX, a desert planet known for sandstorms capable of flaying a human's skin from their bones. The homeworld of the subterranean and rather nasty [[Ambull]], which has since been exported to plague dozens of other Imperial worlds. It is also known for having Mica-Dragons, the teeth of which were used in the creation of Angron's chainaxes Gorechild and Gorefather. As if all of this didn't make it a horrible enough place, it might also be a Necron Tomb World. How can a tomb world be even worse you ask? Well, as one of the most recent Dark Imperium novels puts it, "Chaos is and has been the single greatest threat to the existence of Mankind since its inception... But in all that time, the Necrons had remained dormant. Had."		*Luther Macintyre IX, a desert planet known for sandstorms capable of flaying a human's skin from their bones. The homeworld of the subterranean and rather nasty [[Ambull]], which has since been exported to plague dozens of other Imperial worlds. It is also known for having Mica-Dragons, the teeth of which were used in the creation of Angron's chainaxes Gorechild and Gorefather. As if all of this didn't make it a horrible enough place, it might also be a Necron Tomb World. How can a tomb world be even worse you ask? Well, as one of the most recent Dark Imperium novels puts it, "Chaos is and has been the single greatest threat to the existence of Mankind since its inception... But in all that time, the Necrons had remained dormant. Had."
			*[[Phyrr]]: a planet which has an ecology that for some reason is extremely toxic to humans. A little Phyrr pollen on the wind can turn a man into a pile of slime and bones.

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus: The hell are we putting the species here? This is a list of Deathworlds, keep it consistent.

2022-11-18T17:41:33Z

The hell are we putting the species here? This is a list of Deathworlds, keep it consistent.

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	Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM		Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM

	In other words: Space Australia. Common flora: '''Shardwrack Spines''' - also known as "devil's-teeth", they are an evasive species of jagged formations of fossilized organic matter that have hardened over thousands of year forming razor-sharp walls of crystalline growth bursting from the ground. A usual sight on any Death World – menacing, bizarre battle zones that only the strongest or the most foolhardy would dare fight on. They form impenetrable barriers that hamper movement, able to mortally wound anything that might come near – their strange shapes and sharp spines can pierce armour as if it wasn’t there.

	'''Barbed Venomgorse''':- Possessed of a primal, cunning sapience, this carnivorous plant is highly adaptable, which snakes toward anything that lives, able to generate new weapon-growths and toxins throughout its life cycle while injecting debilitating neurotoxin with invariably fatal results. Commonly found with a collection of dead animal bones, xenos skeletons, and the odd unfortunate desiccated guardsman entangled in its sapient roots and boughs. The venom from a single one of these xeno-weeds is enough to kill most of a hive city. Mesh-like leaves, buds, and barbed flowers, a thick tangle of thorned creeper vines. Both are available as terrain set. It produces deadly subforms like the '''Grappleweed''', a hideous alien plant with stumpy bushes with trumpet-like flowers, able to shuffle across the landscapes of the galaxy in search of fresh morsels of prey. The writhing barbed tentacles are a deadly menace which will drag any prey with its grapple-barbed tongue into the fleshy trumpet for eventual digestion. Its is a ravenous carnivorous plant that tumbles towards its prey with astonishing swiftness before dousing it in highly corrosive chemicals and consuming the slurried remains.

	==Notable Death Worlds==		==Notable Death Worlds==

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	In other words: Space Australia.		In other words: Space Australia. Common flora: '''Shardwrack Spines''' - also known as "devil's-teeth", they are an evasive species of jagged formations of fossilized organic matter that have hardened over thousands of year forming razor-sharp walls of crystalline growth bursting from the ground. A usual sight on any Death World – menacing, bizarre battle zones that only the strongest or the most foolhardy would dare fight on. They form impenetrable barriers that hamper movement, able to mortally wound anything that might come near – their strange shapes and sharp spines can pierce armour as if it wasn’t there.

			'''Barbed Venomgorse''':- Possessed of a primal, cunning sapience, this carnivorous plant is highly adaptable, which snakes toward anything that lives, able to generate new weapon-growths and toxins throughout its life cycle while injecting debilitating neurotoxin with invariably fatal results. Commonly found with a collection of dead animal bones, xenos skeletons, and the odd unfortunate desiccated guardsman entangled in its sapient roots and boughs. The venom from a single one of these xeno-weeds is enough to kill most of a hive city. Mesh-like leaves, buds, and barbed flowers, a thick tangle of thorned creeper vines. Both are available as terrain set. It produces deadly subforms like the '''Grappleweed''', a hideous alien plant with stumpy bushes with trumpet-like flowers, able to shuffle across the landscapes of the galaxy in search of fresh morsels of prey. The writhing barbed tentacles are a deadly menace which will drag any prey with its grapple-barbed tongue into the fleshy trumpet for eventual digestion. Its is a ravenous carnivorous plant that tumbles towards its prey with astonishing swiftness before dousing it in highly corrosive chemicals and consuming the slurried remains.

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1d4chan>Bear Eater: On the contrary. I find it exhumes quite a considerable amount of amusement.

2022-08-07T05:58:45Z

On the contrary. I find it exhumes quite a considerable amount of amusement.

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	Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM		Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM

			In other words: Space Australia.

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus: Undo revision 839310 by Memememememe (talk) No. There is a reason why we removed this shit. Because it is unfunny and we have places like Africa and the Amazon Rainforest that makes Australia look like a joke.

2022-08-07T03:22:05Z

Undo revision 839310 by Memememememe (talk) No. There is a reason why we removed this shit. Because it is unfunny and we have places like Africa and the Amazon Rainforest that makes Australia look like a joke.

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	Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM		Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM

	~~In other words: Space Australia.~~

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1d4chan>Memememememe at 15:57, 6 August 2022

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	Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM		Or maybe the world is too powerful for the ImpBLAM

			In other words: Space Australia.

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