Megarachnids - Revision history

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	==Biology==		==Biology==
	Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrEShkiK5Y adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot?</strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!		Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrEShkiK5Y adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot?</strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid! Tyranids are more like a hybrid of Lizardman and Xenomorph anyway.

	Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.		Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.

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	==Biology==		==Biology==
	Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrEShkiK5Y adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot? </strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!		Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrEShkiK5Y adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot?</strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!

	Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.		Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.

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	==History==		==History==
	It is believed that, in the distant past, the Megarachnids had some sort of limited galactic empire, but after a war with the human [[Interex]], they were beaten quite badly, and were forced to give up their means of space transport, as well as being contained on their home planet of Murder. The Interex, being basically 40k-Star Trek before Horus had his [[Horus Heresy\|little tantrum]], could have eradicated the species there and then, but they designed a series of measures to make sure Murder became [[noblebright\|a safe place for their defeated foe to live in]], as well as to avoid them getting out. That way, if anything goes wrong and no one is left who can stop them, the freaks could wipe out all life. But hey, at least the Interex can feel good about themselves for not <s>saving everyone</s> murdering the poor harmless spider monsters. One of the measures was a series of warning signals surrounding the planet, which were promptly ignored by the Imperium of Man once they arrived there. After a six-months war, the Megarachnids were in some serious trouble, being borderline extinct and all, but the Interex managed to calm down the Astartes just enough to start diplomatic means to solve the problem. After this, the Horus Heresy happened, so we can safely assume they got [[exterminatus]]-ed during the crossfire.		It is believed that, in the distant past, the Megarachnids had some sort of limited galactic empire, but after a war with the human [[Interex]], they were beaten quite badly, and were forced to give up their means of space transport, as well as being contained on their home planet of Murder. The Interex, being basically 40k-Star Trek before Horus had his [[Horus Heresy\|little tantrum]], could have eradicated the species there and then, but they designed a series of measures to make sure Murder became [[noblebright\|a safe place for their defeated foe to live in]], as well as to avoid them getting out. That way, if anything goes wrong and no one is left who can stop them, the freaks could wipe out all life. But hey, at least the Interex can feel good about themselves for not <s>saving everyone</s> murdering the poor harmless spider monsters. One of the measures was a series of warning signals surrounding the planet, which were promptly ignored by the Imperium of Man once they arrived there. After a six-months war, the Megarachnids were in some serious trouble, being borderline extinct and all, but the Interex managed to calm down the Astartes just enough to start diplomatic means to solve the problem. After this, the Horus Heresy happened, so we can safely assume they got [[exterminatus]]-ed during the crossfire.

	==Biology==		==Biology==

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	==Biology==		==Biology==
	Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrEShkiK5Y adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot? </strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!.		Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrEShkiK5Y adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot? </strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!

	Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.		Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.

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	==Biology==		==Biology==
	Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://~~lh3~~.~~googleusercontent~~.com/~~proxy/DL-ZEDCu76PuYqFRCUhMNIScnP10zI1lQxhcyyc4ReXmZ8YCFAvjXdl1OmGcqzI9Lik_0qknZ_u5mjmaMXY_yZXe57FS9L-bMgu0P4Qq5HGYx0ycojtl0nJzkMXlHN31wQ1axXy9OGSchyi0sA~~ adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot? </strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!.		Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmrEShkiK5Y adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot? </strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!.

	Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.		Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.

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	==Biology==		==Biology==
	Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot? </strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid! ~~When its biology is impossible then it is probably related to the Tyranids (Like squirting cement?)~~.		Megarachnids have a disposition similar to... [[Bullshit\|spiders]]. They have eight legs, four dedicated to locomotion, and four for attack and defense. Their claws were extremely hard, being covered in a strong metallic substance that could pierce the ceramite armour of the Space Marines. Their bodies were covered in this substance as well, which meant they were tough cookies to crumble, able to ignore several bolter rounds (and there's no info on whether Kraken had been invented yet). Megarachnids were blind, having no eyes at all, but they had their other senses heightened enough to be able to hunt with precision. Also, instead of shooting web, they shot cement, resembling a scaled-up [https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/DL-ZEDCu76PuYqFRCUhMNIScnP10zI1lQxhcyyc4ReXmZ8YCFAvjXdl1OmGcqzI9Lik_0qknZ_u5mjmaMXY_yZXe57FS9L-bMgu0P4Qq5HGYx0ycojtl0nJzkMXlHN31wQ1axXy9OGSchyi0sA adhesive-firing Terran arthropod]. <strike> Maybe there's a possibility of being a tyranid offshoot? </strike> Not every bug in the galaxy has to be a Tyranid!.

	Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.		Their behaviour was similar to eusocial insects, with different kinds of specialized breeds, although no queen was detected. There were, however, Megarachnids [[awesome\|the size of titans]], which also had a lot of importance on their hierarchy. Also, they had so many eggs at a time that Astartes just gave up trying to destroy them all.

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	==History==		==History==
	It is believed that, in the distant past, the Megarachnids had some sort of limited galactic empire, but after a war with the human Interex, they were beaten quite badly, and were forced to give up their means of space transport, as well as being contained on their home planet of Murder. The Interex, being basically 40k-Star Trek before Horus had his [[Horus Heresy\|little tantrum]], could have eradicated the species there and then, but they designed a series of measures to make sure Murder became [[noblebright\|a safe place for their defeated foe to live in]], as well as to avoid them getting out. That way, if anything goes wrong and no one is left who can stop them, the freaks could wipe out all life. But hey, at least the Interex can feel good about themselves for not <s>saving everyone</s> murdering the poor harmless spider monsters. One of the measures was a series of warning signals surrounding the planet, which were promptly ignored by the Imperium of Man once they arrived there. After a six-months war, the Megarachnids were in some serious trouble, being borderline extinct and all, but the Interex managed to calm down the Astartes just enough to start diplomatic means to solve the problem. After this, the Horus Heresy happened, so we can safely assume they got [[exterminatus]]-ed during the crossfire.		It is believed that, in the distant past, the Megarachnids had some sort of limited galactic empire, but after a war with the human [[Interex]], they were beaten quite badly, and were forced to give up their means of space transport, as well as being contained on their home planet of Murder. The Interex, being basically 40k-Star Trek before Horus had his [[Horus Heresy\|little tantrum]], could have eradicated the species there and then, but they designed a series of measures to make sure Murder became [[noblebright\|a safe place for their defeated foe to live in]], as well as to avoid them getting out. That way, if anything goes wrong and no one is left who can stop them, the freaks could wipe out all life. But hey, at least the Interex can feel good about themselves for not <s>saving everyone</s> murdering the poor harmless spider monsters. One of the measures was a series of warning signals surrounding the planet, which were promptly ignored by the Imperium of Man once they arrived there. After a six-months war, the Megarachnids were in some serious trouble, being borderline extinct and all, but the Interex managed to calm down the Astartes just enough to start diplomatic means to solve the problem. After this, the Horus Heresy happened, so we can safely assume they got [[exterminatus]]-ed during the crossfire.

	==Biology==		==Biology==