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			* [[MidHammer 40,000: SM Chapters]]
	* [[MedHammer 40,000]]		* [[MedHammer 40,000]]
	* [[Government in MedHammer 40,000]]		* [[Government in MedHammer 40,000]]
	* [[MedHammer_40,000_Characters\|Characters]]		* [[MedHammer_40,000_Characters\|Characters]]
			* [[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs\|Primarchs]]
	* [[MedHammer_40,000:_Religion\|Religion]]		* [[MedHammer_40,000:_Religion\|Religion]]
	* [[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs\|Primarchs]]

	[[Category:MidHammer_40,000]][[Category:Homebrew Settings]][[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:MidHammer_40,000]][[Category:Homebrew Settings]][[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]
	[[Category:Warhammer Homebrew]] [[Category:MedHammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer Homebrew]] [[Category:MedHammer 40,000]]

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	* [[MidHammer 40,000: SM Chapters]]
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	* [[Government in MedHammer 40,000]]		* [[Government in MedHammer 40,000]]

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	Tzeentch. The mustache-twirling, cat-petting “I’ve been expecting you”-ing villains of 40k. Triggering uprisings in previously thoroughly loyal sectors, generally creating copious amounts of [[JUST AS PLANNED]].		Tzeentch. The mustache-twirling, cat-petting “I’ve been expecting you”-ing villains of 40k. Triggering uprisings in previously thoroughly loyal sectors, generally creating copious amounts of [[JUST AS PLANNED]].

	[[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs#Alpharius-Omegon, Demon Prince of Tzeentch\|They combine together and become a Daemon Prince of Tzeentch, according to MedHammer (aka MidHammer Drafts).]] Though this may or may not be [[canon]] for MidHammer. [[skub\|Your mileage may very, as with most things with Alpharius Omegon...]]		[[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs#Alpharius-Omegon, Demon Prince of Tzeentch\|They combine together and become a Daemon Prince of Tzeentch, according to MedHammer (aka MidHammer Drafts).]] Though this may or may not be [[canon]] for MidHammer. [[skub\|Your mileage may very, as with most things with]] [[Alpharius]] [[Omegon\|Omegon...]]

	===Konrad Curze===		===Konrad Curze===

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	Tzeentch. The mustache-twirling, cat-petting “I’ve been expecting you”-ing villains of 40k. Triggering uprisings in previously thoroughly loyal sectors, generally creating copious amounts of [[JUST AS PLANNED]].		Tzeentch. The mustache-twirling, cat-petting “I’ve been expecting you”-ing villains of 40k. Triggering uprisings in previously thoroughly loyal sectors, generally creating copious amounts of [[JUST AS PLANNED]].

	[[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs#Alpharius-Omegon, Demon Prince of Tzeentch\|They combine together and become a Daemon Prince of Tzeentch, according to MidHammer Drafts ~~(aka MedHammer~~).]] Though this may or may not be canon for MidHammer. Your mileage may very, as with most things with Alpharius Omegon...		[[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs#Alpharius-Omegon, Demon Prince of Tzeentch\|They combine together and become a Daemon Prince of Tzeentch, according to MedHammer (aka MidHammer Drafts).]] Though this may or may not be [[canon]] for MidHammer. [[skub\|Your mileage may very, as with most things with Alpharius Omegon...]]

	===Konrad Curze===		===Konrad Curze===

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	===Alpharius & Omegon===		===Alpharius & Omegon===
	Tzeentch. The mustache-twirling, cat-petting “I’ve been expecting you”-ing villains of 40k. Triggering uprisings in previously thoroughly loyal sectors, generally creating copious amounts of [[JUST AS PLANNED]].		Tzeentch. The mustache-twirling, cat-petting “I’ve been expecting you”-ing villains of 40k. Triggering uprisings in previously thoroughly loyal sectors, generally creating copious amounts of [[JUST AS PLANNED]].

			[[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs#Alpharius-Omegon, Demon Prince of Tzeentch\|They combine together and become a Daemon Prince of Tzeentch, according to MidHammer Drafts (aka MedHammer).]] Though this may or may not be canon for MidHammer. Your mileage may very, as with most things with Alpharius Omegon...

	===Konrad Curze===		===Konrad Curze===

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	''There is no true peace amongst the stars, yet it is not all carnage and slaughter.''		''There is no true peace amongst the stars, yet it is not all carnage and slaughter.''

	MidHammer 40,000 is a [[/tg/]] rewrite of the [[Warhammer 40,000]] universe, trying to strike a balance between the [[grimdark]] original and [[BrightHammer]]. It aims for a grimbright or 'grimlight' feeling. The people of the [[Imperium]] stand together, each doing their part, pooling their drops into an unstoppable tide that washes away the darkness. This page will describe the differences between MidHammer 40,000 and the vanilla Warhammer 40,000 setting.		'''MidHammer 40,000''' is a [[/tg/]] rewrite of the [[Warhammer 40,000]] universe, trying to strike a balance between the [[grimdark]] original and [[BrightHammer]]. It aims for a grimbright or 'grimlight' feeling. The people of the [[Imperium]] stand together, each doing their part, pooling their drops into an unstoppable tide that washes away the darkness. This page will describe the differences between MidHammer 40,000 and the vanilla Warhammer 40,000 setting.

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	* [[MidHammer 40,000: SM Chapters]]		* [[MidHammer 40,000: SM Chapters]]
	* [[MedHammer 40,000]]		* [[MedHammer 40,000]]
	* [[Government in ~~MidHammer~~ 40,000]]		* [[Government in MedHammer 40,000]]
	* [[~~MedHammer 40~~,~~000 Sisters~~\|~~Sororitas~~]]		* [[MedHammer_40,000_Characters\|Characters]]
	* [[MedHammer_40,000:_Religion\|Religion]]		* [[MedHammer_40,000:_Religion\|Religion]]
	* [[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs\|Primarchs]]		* [[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs\|Primarchs]]
	* [[MedHammer_40,000_Characters\|Characters]]

	[[Category:MidHammer_40,000]][[Category:Homebrew Settings]][[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:MidHammer_40,000]][[Category:Homebrew Settings]][[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]
	[[Category:Warhammer Homebrew]] [[Category:MedHammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer Homebrew]] [[Category:MedHammer 40,000]]

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	Roboute Guilliman and the [[Ultramarines]] have become the go-to force for minor insurrections and problems around the Imperium's eastern fringes. Due to their facilities and many recruiting worlds they are the largest of the Astartes forces, but due to Guilliman having to work through literal mountains of paperwork and council often with the Warmaster, the King Of [[Macragge]] had to write the Codex Ultra, a Chapter-specific guide to how the Ultramarines should be run whenever their Primarch was unavailable, although he has made several thousand addenda and changes to it since he first wrote it just a few centuries after the [[Horus Heresy]].		Roboute Guilliman and the [[Ultramarines]] have become the go-to force for minor insurrections and problems around the Imperium's eastern fringes. Due to their facilities and many recruiting worlds they are the largest of the Astartes forces, but due to Guilliman having to work through literal mountains of paperwork and council often with the Warmaster, the King Of [[Macragge]] had to write the Codex Ultra, a Chapter-specific guide to how the Ultramarines should be run whenever their Primarch was unavailable, although he has made several thousand addenda and changes to it since he first wrote it just a few centuries after the [[Horus Heresy]].

	Guilliman brought overwhelming force against the T'au, which they barely countered with clever tactics and highly-advanced technology. When he then brought the full weight of [[~~MedHammer_40,000_Ultramar\|~~Ultramar]] against them, they realized that no tactics were clever enough and no technology advanced enough to allow them to stand against the Imperium indefinitely. Thus, they became reluctant Imperial vassals. Guilliman is seeking ways to integrate T'au technology into the Imperium. He knows that he must tread very carefully in this endeavor and does not expect it to achieve any significant success for centuries: The Ethereals are resistant to accepting humans as their superiors.		Guilliman brought overwhelming force against the T'au, which they barely countered with clever tactics and highly-advanced technology. When he then brought the full weight of [[Ultramar]] against them, they realized that no tactics were clever enough and no technology advanced enough to allow them to stand against the Imperium indefinitely. Thus, they became reluctant Imperial vassals. Guilliman is seeking ways to integrate T'au technology into the Imperium. He knows that he must tread very carefully in this endeavor and does not expect it to achieve any significant success for centuries: The Ethereals are resistant to accepting humans as their superiors.

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	* [[MedHammer_40,000:_Religion\|Religion]]		* [[MedHammer_40,000:_Religion\|Religion]]
	* [[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs\|Primarchs]]		* [[Medhammer_40,000_Primarchs\|Primarchs]]
	* [[MedHammer_40,000_Ultramar\|Ultramar]]
	* [[MedHammer_40,000_Characters\|Characters]]		* [[MedHammer_40,000_Characters\|Characters]]

	[[Category:MidHammer_40,000]][[Category:Homebrew Settings]][[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category:MidHammer_40,000]][[Category:Homebrew Settings]][[Category:Warhammer 40,000]]
	[[Category:Warhammer Homebrew]] [[Category:MedHammer 40,000]]		[[Category:Warhammer Homebrew]] [[Category:MedHammer 40,000]]

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The Codex Astartes and the Controversy It Causes

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	Because there were more loyalist [[Primarchs]] that could oppose [[Roboute Guilliman]] and the Emperor is apparently still a bit more present, coherent and vocal, the [[Codex Astartes]] isn't [[spiritual liege\|as universally adopted as in the original 40k.]] Currently in the Imperium, Codex [[Astartes]] and Legio Astartes coexist, with the Legions more suited for planetary scale operations, and for sector-wide offense and defense (basically everything).		Because there were more loyalist [[Primarchs]] that could oppose [[Roboute Guilliman]] and the Emperor is apparently still a bit more present, coherent and vocal, the [[Codex Astartes]] isn't [[spiritual liege\|as universally adopted as in the original 40k.]] Currently in the Imperium, Codex [[Astartes]] and Legio Astartes coexist, with the Legions more suited for planetary scale operations, and for sector-wide offense and defense (basically everything).

	===~~Breakdown of Chapters vs~~ Legions===		===Remaining Legions===
	Loyalist marines are "split" into two different ideologies, depending on which idea their particular Primarchs supported and if their Legions even came through the Horus Heresy with enough Astartes remaining to still consider as real "Legions".		Loyalist marines are "split" into two different ideologies, depending on which idea their particular Primarchs supported and if their Legions even came through the Horus Heresy with enough Astartes remaining to still consider as real "Legions".

	In practical terms [[troll\|and with a bit of creative liberty,]] it would likely look like this for the loyal "Legions" (though this is an estimate):		In practical terms [[troll\|and with a bit of creative liberty,]] it would likely look like this for the remaining loyal "Legions" (though this is an estimate):

	~~===Remaining Legions===~~
	;Legion 1 "[[Dark Angels]]"		;Legion 1 "[[Dark Angels]]"
	- Probably would remain as a Legion. Since they weren't exactly too thrilled anyway about [[A Game of Pretend\|having to pretend to not be one]] after the Codex Astartes was adopted in the original timeline.		- Probably would remain as a Legion. Since they weren't exactly too thrilled anyway about [[A Game of Pretend\|having to pretend to not be one]] after the Codex Astartes was adopted in the original timeline.

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