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	'''Necrons''': Transformers and Necrons have a unique relationship, being alike yet different in so many ways. They're both races of living machines with highly advanced technology and many seek to rebuild their once-great ancient empires. Yet Necrons are soulless while Transformers have souls in the form of sparks, and Necrons are almost always zealously seeking the extermination of other races or driven by insanity and their own selfish goals. Autobots will sometimes have shaky alliances with Necron Lords in exchange for fuel and protection. Decepticons, however, are not above either taking Tomb Worlds for themselves or allying themselves with more extreme and omnicidal Dynasties, most notably the [[Maynarkh Dynasty]]. On another note, there have been terrifying but unconfirmed sightings of Cybertronians who have fallen victim to the dreaded Necron flayer virus. The truthfulness of these claims is unclear, but the simple premise of Flayed Transformers is terrifying enough for both Autobot and Decepticon alike to take extreme precautions when dealing with Flayed Ones.		'''Necrons''': Transformers and Necrons have a unique relationship, being alike yet different in so many ways. They're both races of living machines with highly advanced technology and many seek to rebuild their once-great ancient empires. Yet Necrons are soulless while Transformers have souls in the form of sparks, and Necrons are almost always zealously seeking the extermination of other races or driven by insanity and their own selfish goals. Autobots will sometimes have shaky alliances with Necron Lords in exchange for fuel and protection. Decepticons, however, are not above either taking Tomb Worlds for themselves or allying themselves with more extreme and omnicidal Dynasties, most notably the [[Maynarkh Dynasty]]. On another note, there have been terrifying but unconfirmed sightings of Cybertronians who have fallen victim to the dreaded Necron flayer virus. The truthfulness of these claims is unclear, but the simple premise of Flayed Transformers is terrifying enough for both Autobot and Decepticon alike to take extreme precautions when dealing with Flayed Ones.

			'''Leagues Of Votann''': Transformers and the Leagues Of Votann have a unique relationship, on one hand they are one of the friendlier races as the Kindred finds kinship with their similarity to the Votann and the Ironkin, on the other hand their unique biology also makes them prime resources. Thus the League regularly trades with cybertronions. Though the Autobots tend to disagree with the Leagues tendency to completely strip a planet, even killing its inhabitants if they refuse to leave, which brings to mind Unicron.

	==Relationship with Organics (Unicronist)==		==Relationship with Organics (Unicronist)==
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	'''Necrons''': Most Necrons have no interest in bowing to Unicron anymore than they did the C'tan. The Necrons have no use for gods as they overthrew their own, and they will not abide by the destruction of the galaxy that they intend to rule in an eternal, deathless order. With their possession of the galaxy's most advanced technology and far more tricks up their sleeves than anyone has yet seen, the Necron dynasties are preparing to make sure that the galaxy will be theirs to enslave to their will, and some of the most difficult consumptions of worlds have been of worlds protected by the Necrons. Even those rogue C'tan active in the galaxy regard Unicron as a dire threat to their harvest of souls and have often stopped his cults' attempts to lay waste to planets or prepare them for Unicron. But a number of Necrons have come to see Unicron as a worthy master or useful to their plans and have been sighted working alongside his hordes as they despoil the galaxy or even the fleets that follow his massive body as it travels across the galaxy.		'''Necrons''': Most Necrons have no interest in bowing to Unicron anymore than they did the C'tan. The Necrons have no use for gods as they overthrew their own, and they will not abide by the destruction of the galaxy that they intend to rule in an eternal, deathless order. With their possession of the galaxy's most advanced technology and far more tricks up their sleeves than anyone has yet seen, the Necron dynasties are preparing to make sure that the galaxy will be theirs to enslave to their will, and some of the most difficult consumptions of worlds have been of worlds protected by the Necrons. Even those rogue C'tan active in the galaxy regard Unicron as a dire threat to their harvest of souls and have often stopped his cults' attempts to lay waste to planets or prepare them for Unicron. But a number of Necrons have come to see Unicron as a worthy master or useful to their plans and have been sighted working alongside his hordes as they despoil the galaxy or even the fleets that follow his massive body as it travels across the galaxy.

			'''Leagues Of Votann''':

	==Specialist Transformers==		==Specialist Transformers==

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	'''Imperium (General)''': Unicron regards the Imperium like he has all versions of humanity he has encountered; insignificant pests. Far beneath the children of his hated brother Primus in the notice, he was somewhat surprised to find that humanity, which has generally been of little import in most realities he visits; is one of the dominant species here and that there is a presence of unexpected power on Terra. This has led to a comparatively greater effort to find cultists and beings to corrupt to his service among humanity. Despite the best efforts of the Inquisition, Mechanicus, and Ecclesiarchy; his cult grows as the legend of his power spreads with tremendous speed. Some say that Unicron and his heralds are on a course for Terra though such things cannot be certain given Unicron's lack of need of the warp for travel, what is certain is that Unicron is very much out to destroy the Imperium, and the High Lords of Terra are terrified of the possibility of his arrival in Sol given the contemptuous ease with which the arch-destroyer has smashed through virtually every obstacle presented to him. Roboute Guilliman though is looking into making peace with Rodimus Prime in the hopes of defeating Unicron for good in the belief that the Matrix of Leadership could be the one thing to destroy the Chaos Bringer and save existence.		'''Imperium (General)''': Unicron regards the Imperium like he has all versions of humanity he has encountered; insignificant pests. Far beneath the children of his hated brother Primus in the notice, he was somewhat surprised to find that humanity, which has generally been of little import in most realities he visits, is one of the dominant species here and that there is a presence of unexpected power on Terra. This has led to a comparatively greater effort to find cultists and beings to corrupt to his service among humanity. Despite the best efforts of the Inquisition, Mechanicus, and Ecclesiarchy; his cult grows as the legend of his power spreads with tremendous speed. Some say that Unicron and his heralds are on a course for Terra though such things cannot be certain given Unicron's lack of need of the warp for travel, what is certain is that Unicron is very much out to destroy the Imperium, and the High Lords of Terra are terrified of the possibility of his arrival in Sol given the contemptuous ease with which the arch-destroyer has smashed through virtually every obstacle presented to him. Roboute Guilliman though is looking into making peace with Rodimus Prime in the hopes of defeating Unicron for good in the belief that the Matrix of Leadership could be the one thing to destroy the Chaos Bringer and save existence.
	*'''Adeptus Mechanicus''': The Adeptus Mechanicus officially regards Unicron as a tremendous evil, a blight on creation itself and the foulest manifestation of evil technology. A Xenos and a dark deity, many have come to see him as the antithesis of the Omnissiah and have pledged to see him and his servants destroyed. Mechanicus armies are often the first to attempt to destroy known Unicron cults and fight manifestations of Unicron's heralds and his armies, but like with the Necrons and Chaos, some cannot resist the lure of power. Many Mechanicus have come to see Unicron as the truest manifestation of the Omnissiah and have started to join his cult, hoping to curry favour and earn dark power from the chaos bringer should they prove worthy of his notice. Such Uniteks seem entirely unconcerned that the goal of Unicron is to end the universe.		*'''Adeptus Mechanicus''': The Adeptus Mechanicus officially regards Unicron as a tremendous evil, a blight on creation itself and the foulest manifestation of evil technology. A Xenos and a dark deity, many have come to see him as the antithesis of the Omnissiah and have pledged to see him and his servants destroyed. Mechanicus armies are often the first to attempt to destroy known Unicron cults and fight manifestations of Unicron's heralds and his armies, but like with the Necrons and Chaos, some cannot resist the lure of power. Many Mechanicus have come to see Unicron as the truest manifestation of the Omnissiah and have started to join his cult, hoping to curry favour and earn dark power from the chaos bringer should they prove worthy of his notice. Such Uniteks seem entirely unconcerned that the goal of Unicron is to end the universe.
	*'''Inquisition''': The Inquisition is rather unsure of which Ordo should be responsible for dealing with Unicron's influence. The Ordo Malleus argues that as Unicron is described as being a dark god of chaos (though they are confused as to why they never felt him in the warp before) by Cybertronian legend that he is their purview. The Ordo Xenos however, is adamant that as he is a Xenos god that he is very much their jurisdiction and that the Malleus is not equipped to handle such a threat. The Ordo Hereticus argues that due to the rise in Unicron cult activity and the defection of Imperial assets to Unicron's service they should be the ones to take the fight to his servants. Inquisitor Amberly Vail has pushed for a compromise solution so that the entirety of the inquisition can work together when his influence rears its ugly head, but some believe it may be time to form a new Ordos entirely. Rumours persist, however, that some Inquisitors have fallen to his service.		*'''Inquisition''': The Inquisition is rather unsure of which Ordo should be responsible for dealing with Unicron's influence. The Ordo Malleus argues that as Unicron is described as being a dark god of chaos (though they are confused as to why they never felt him in the warp before) by Cybertronian legend that he is their purview. The Ordo Xenos however, is adamant that as he is a Xenos god that he is very much their jurisdiction and that the Malleus is not equipped to handle such a threat. The Ordo Hereticus argues that due to the rise in Unicron cult activity and the defection of Imperial assets to Unicron's service they should be the ones to take the fight to his servants. Inquisitor Amberly Vail has pushed for a compromise solution so that the entirety of the inquisition can work together when his influence rears its ugly head, but some believe it may be time to form a new Ordos entirely. Rumours persist, however, that some Inquisitors have fallen to his service.

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	A tremendously powerful transformer who has been known to single handedly lay waste to entire worlds with an armature made from regenerative elements extracted from a black hole's core and a self regenerating dark matter fission core for his power supply that makes him not only nearly impossible to harm and provides him with unlimited endurance and enormous power supply for his weapons; it also means that injuries that are inflicted on him are quickly healed. But more than that, Sixshot is a multiformer with an incredible six transformations that lets him take on virtually any enemy in the galaxy and stand out on top. In addition to his robot mode, he has the ability to form into a battle tank, a faster than light capable spaceship, a wolf, a handheld laser weapon, and a fast off-road wheeled vehicle; making him extremely versatile in combat. Far from a mindless beast, Sixshot is actually deeply intelligent and will respect a worthy adversary a great deal, refraining from most of the usual insults and taunting. Of course, Sixshot has very high standards for what counts as a worthy adversary, as most beings are simply not capable of matching him in combat. Working as a mercenary, Sixshot will offer his services to various causes that can afford his extortionate prices and can swiftly go from having his name sung praises of to being cursed depending on which end of his guns the enemy stands at now. He has at times, single handedly taken on entire Astartes chapters and left them worse off for the encounter, and finds the likes of Titans and Greater Daemons to be challenging sport rather than an enemy to be feared. However, with the price he charges to acquire his services; he tends to only engage in the most apocalyptic of battles or serves as a one ~~man~~ lord of war on the battlefield.		A tremendously powerful transformer who has been known to single handedly lay waste to entire worlds with an armature made from regenerative elements extracted from a black hole's core and a self regenerating dark matter fission core for his power supply that makes him not only nearly impossible to harm and provides him with unlimited endurance and enormous power supply for his weapons; it also means that injuries that are inflicted on him are quickly healed. But more than that, Sixshot is a multiformer with an incredible six transformations that lets him take on virtually any enemy in the galaxy and stand out on top. In addition to his robot mode, he has the ability to form into a battle tank, a faster than light capable spaceship, a wolf, a handheld laser weapon, and a fast off-road wheeled vehicle; making him extremely versatile in combat. Far from a mindless beast, Sixshot is actually deeply intelligent and will respect a worthy adversary a great deal, refraining from most of the usual insults and taunting. Of course, Sixshot has very high standards for what counts as a worthy adversary, as most beings are simply not capable of matching him in combat. Working as a mercenary, Sixshot will offer his services to various causes that can afford his extortionate prices and can swiftly go from having his name sung praises of to being cursed depending on which end of his guns the enemy stands at now. He has at times, single handedly taken on entire Astartes chapters and left them worse off for the encounter, and finds the likes of Titans and Greater Daemons to be challenging sport rather than an enemy to be feared. However, with the price he charges to acquire his services; he tends to only engage in the most apocalyptic of battles or serves as a one bot lord of war on the battlefield.

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	[[File:Transformers.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Optimus Prime and his Autobots on the left, and Megatron and his Decepticons on the right.]]		[[File:Transformers.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Optimus Prime and his Autobots on the left, and Megatron and his Decepticons on the right.]]

	'''This is a homebrew attempt to cross over Warhammer 40k and Hasbro's successful [[Transformers]] franchise. The corresponding homebrew rules page can be found [[Codex: Transformers\|here]].''		''This is a homebrew attempt to cross over Warhammer 40k and Hasbro's successful [[Transformers]] franchise. The corresponding homebrew rules page can be found [[Codex: Transformers\|here]].''

	Long before humans took to the stars, the technological race known as the Transformers were a driving force in the galaxy. While not necessarily as ancient as the Eldar or Necrons, the Transformers had forged a thriving civilization long before humanity had begun to even crack rocks together to create fire. At the cusp of the 41st Millennium, however, they are scattered across the galaxy; fragmented and more divided than they have ever been. The lines between their original factions, Autobot and Decepticon, have been blurred and are probably nonexistent to some. The chief reason most Transformers fight is simply for survival. Ever since their Great War some 50,000 years ago, the scattered remnants of their race have the galaxy in search of more of their lifeblood and energy source: Energon. It can be found either in its pure, natural form within a planet’s crust or refined from other types of energy, such as electricity or fossil fuels.		Long before humans took to the stars, the technological race known as the Transformers were a driving force in the galaxy. While not necessarily as ancient as the Eldar or Necrons, the Transformers had forged a thriving civilization long before humanity had begun to even crack rocks together to create fire. At the cusp of the 41st Millennium, however, they are scattered across the galaxy; fragmented and more divided than they have ever been. The lines between their original factions, Autobot and Decepticon, have been blurred and are probably nonexistent to some. The chief reason most Transformers fight is simply for survival. Ever since their Great War some 50,000 years ago, the scattered remnants of their race have the galaxy in search of more of their lifeblood and energy source: Energon. It can be found either in its pure, natural form within a planet’s crust or refined from other types of energy, such as electricity or fossil fuels.

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	'''This is a homebrew attempt to cross over Warhammer 40k and Hasbro's successful [[Transformers]] franchise. The corresponding homebrew rules page can be found [[Codex:Transformers\|here]].''		'''This is a homebrew attempt to cross over Warhammer 40k and Hasbro's successful [[Transformers]] franchise. The corresponding homebrew rules page can be found [[Codex: Transformers\|here]].''

	Long before humans took to the stars, the technological race known as the Transformers were a driving force in the galaxy. While not necessarily as ancient as the Eldar or Necrons, the Transformers had forged a thriving civilization long before humanity had begun to even crack rocks together to create fire. At the cusp of the 41st Millennium, however, they are scattered across the galaxy; fragmented and more divided than they have ever been. The lines between their original factions, Autobot and Decepticon, have been blurred and are probably nonexistent to some. The chief reason most Transformers fight is simply for survival. Ever since their Great War some 50,000 years ago, the scattered remnants of their race have the galaxy in search of more of their lifeblood and energy source: Energon. It can be found either in its pure, natural form within a planet’s crust or refined from other types of energy, such as electricity or fossil fuels.		Long before humans took to the stars, the technological race known as the Transformers were a driving force in the galaxy. While not necessarily as ancient as the Eldar or Necrons, the Transformers had forged a thriving civilization long before humanity had begun to even crack rocks together to create fire. At the cusp of the 41st Millennium, however, they are scattered across the galaxy; fragmented and more divided than they have ever been. The lines between their original factions, Autobot and Decepticon, have been blurred and are probably nonexistent to some. The chief reason most Transformers fight is simply for survival. Ever since their Great War some 50,000 years ago, the scattered remnants of their race have the galaxy in search of more of their lifeblood and energy source: Energon. It can be found either in its pure, natural form within a planet’s crust or refined from other types of energy, such as electricity or fossil fuels.

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	[[File:Transformers.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Optimus Prime and his Autobots on the left, and Megatron and his Decepticons on the right.]]		[[File:Transformers.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|Optimus Prime and his Autobots on the left, and Megatron and his Decepticons on the right.]]

			'''This is a homebrew attempt to cross over Warhammer 40k and Hasbro's successful [[Transformers]] franchise. The corresponding homebrew rules page can be found [[Codex:Transformers\|here]].''

	Long before humans took to the stars, the technological race known as the Transformers were a driving force in the galaxy. While not necessarily as ancient as the Eldar or Necrons, the Transformers had forged a thriving civilization long before humanity had begun to even crack rocks together to create fire. At the cusp of the 41st Millennium, however, they are scattered across the galaxy; fragmented and more divided than they have ever been. The lines between their original factions, Autobot and Decepticon, have been blurred and are probably nonexistent to some. The chief reason most Transformers fight is simply for survival. Ever since their Great War some 50,000 years ago, the scattered remnants of their race have the galaxy in search of more of their lifeblood and energy source: Energon. It can be found either in its pure, natural form within a planet’s crust or refined from other types of energy, such as electricity or fossil fuels.		Long before humans took to the stars, the technological race known as the Transformers were a driving force in the galaxy. While not necessarily as ancient as the Eldar or Necrons, the Transformers had forged a thriving civilization long before humanity had begun to even crack rocks together to create fire. At the cusp of the 41st Millennium, however, they are scattered across the galaxy; fragmented and more divided than they have ever been. The lines between their original factions, Autobot and Decepticon, have been blurred and are probably nonexistent to some. The chief reason most Transformers fight is simply for survival. Ever since their Great War some 50,000 years ago, the scattered remnants of their race have the galaxy in search of more of their lifeblood and energy source: Energon. It can be found either in its pure, natural form within a planet’s crust or refined from other types of energy, such as electricity or fossil fuels.