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1d4chan>Bydant3: Nuceria was not part of Ultramar. Check the official map of Heresy in the GW site if reading books is a bit too much.

2023-06-08T15:23:43Z

Nuceria was not part of Ultramar. Check the official map of Heresy in the GW site if reading books is a bit too much.

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	* Armatura, a war-world which supplied the Ultramarines Legion with recruits and repaired damaged warships. Purged by the Shadow Crusade, now a dead world.		* Armatura, a war-world which supplied the Ultramarines Legion with recruits and repaired damaged warships. Purged by the Shadow Crusade, now a dead world.
	* Saramanth, a former Primus world. Was devastated at one point and therefore replaced by Guilliman during the reformation.		* Saramanth, a former Primus world. Was devastated at one point and therefore replaced by Guilliman during the reformation.
	* [[Nuceria]], a "civilized" world (it was about as civilized as Terra during the reign of the techno-barbarians) with the dubious honor of being the homeworld of [[Angron]] (and in extension, the [[World Eaters]], although they never recruited from here). Was originally just an insignificant backwater world before and after Angron, until the primarch arrived during the Horus Heresy, when he and the World Eaters murderfucked the entire planet for spreading lies about him running away from his last stand.
	* Sotha, an agri-world in the age of the [[Great Crusade]] and later homeworld of the [[Scythes of the Emperor]]. Eventually overtaken by the Tyranids.		* Sotha, an agri-world in the age of the [[Great Crusade]] and later homeworld of the [[Scythes of the Emperor]]. Eventually overtaken by the Tyranids.
	* Iax, former Primus world. An agri-world once known as the "Garden of Ultramar". Had diminished in importance relative to its surrounding planets and was replaced. Invaded by daemons of Nurgle and the Death Guard in M42 and was virus bombed by Mortarion to make his retreat. Now likely a dead world since it received [[exterminatus]].		* Iax, former Primus world. An agri-world once known as the "Garden of Ultramar". Had diminished in importance relative to its surrounding planets and was replaced. Invaded by daemons of Nurgle and the Death Guard in M42 and was virus bombed by Mortarion to make his retreat. Now likely a dead world since it received [[exterminatus]].

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	At great cost to the 13th legion (12 of the smaller vessels), they managed to bring down Lorgar's flagship, the Fidelitas Lex, by swarming it with about 30 ships. On the surface, the outnumbered Ultramarines would be pushed back and forced to retreat under the unrelenting pressure of two traitor legions commanded by their Primarchs - and by the end of the battle Angron had become a Daemon Prince. Although the boys in blue would end up withdrawing from the battle, this marked the end of the Shadow Crusade as Lorgar considered the [[Ruinstorm]] sufficiently fed and redirected his forces, along with those of the ascended Angron, towards Terra.		At great cost to the 13th legion (12 of the smaller vessels), they managed to bring down Lorgar's flagship, the Fidelitas Lex, by swarming it with about 30 ships. On the surface, the outnumbered Ultramarines would be pushed back and forced to retreat under the unrelenting pressure of two traitor legions commanded by their Primarchs - and by the end of the battle Angron had become a Daemon Prince. Although the boys in blue would end up withdrawing from the battle, this marked the end of the Shadow Crusade as Lorgar considered the [[Ruinstorm]] sufficiently fed and redirected his forces, along with those of the ascended Angron, towards Terra.

	More traitor legions would also invade Ultramar space during the Heresy, although they were not part of the Shadow Crusade. For example, a 25,000-strong force of Night Lords that were one of the six splinter fleets escaping the Dark Angels would attack Sotha. Due to the superb strategic defense put in place by the defector Warsmith Dantioch, the Imperial Fist Captain Polux, and the thousand-strong Ultramarines Aegida company, this ended up being one of the most lopsided battles in the Horus Heresy. The invaders suffered near-total losses and were forced to retreat as they learned that Guilliman himself was leading a retribution fleet to Sotha. However, victory was only made possible due to the tragic sacrifice of Dantioch and nearly all of the Aegida Company (the survivors would later go on to become the [[Scythes of the Emperor]]). This would also inadvertently act as the [[Imperium Secundus#Tyranids\|impetus]] for the [[Tyranids]] to invade the galaxy several millennia later, though nobody suspected it at the time. In the outer reaches of Ultramar, the [[Death Guard]] would also launch probing attacks on the relatively undefended border worlds. Late into the conflict, the Salamanders strike cruiser, Charybdis, would find the corpse of another Abyss-class vessel in the extreme outer edges of Ultramar space. It seemed as if it were attacked by a large Ultramarine fleet and destroyed when it was boarded and had its warp drive detonated by the intruders.		More traitor legions would also invade Ultramar space during the Heresy, although they were not part of the Shadow Crusade. For example, a 25,000-strong force of Night Lords that were one of the six splinter fleets escaping the Dark Angels would attack Sotha. Due to the superb strategic defense put in place by the defector Warsmith Dantioch, the Imperial Fist Captain Polux, and the thousand-strong Ultramarines Aegida company, this ended up being one of the most lopsided battles in the Horus Heresy. The invaders suffered near-total losses and were forced to retreat as they learned that Guilliman himself was leading a retribution fleet to Sotha. However, victory was only made possible due to the tragic sacrifice of Dantioch and nearly all of the Aegida Company (the survivors would later go on to become the [[Scythes of the Emperor]]). This would also inadvertently act as the [[Imperium Secundus#Tyranids\|impetus]] for the [[Tyranids]] to invade the galaxy several millennia later, though nobody suspected it at the time. In the outer reaches of Ultramar, the [[Death Guard]] would also launch probing attacks on the relatively undefended border worlds. Late into the conflict, the Salamanders strike cruiser, Charybdis, would find the corpse of another Abyss-class vessel in the extreme outer edges of Ultramar space. It seemed as if it were attacked by a large Ultramarine fleet and destroyed when it was boarded and had its warp drive detonated by the intruders.

	It is difficult to gauge how many planets were destroyed in total however; a snippet from the Horus Heresy books states that a little over a hundred worlds "died" due to the invasion. It should be noted that some of these worlds did manage to recover from the attack. Most notably Calth which would (ironically) become the perfect home to Ultramar's shipyards in M41 due to the fact that the Word Bearer invasion turned its surface into a smooth and airless planet. Planets such as Armatura were left alone and Parmenio would be the new main recruiting world. As for lives lost, 120,000 Ultramarines died during the Battle of Calth and a further 30,000 presumably died from the ensuing invasion. This left the Ultramarines with 100,000 marines near the end of the Heresy, down from their 250,000 at the start. The losses for the Auxilia were horrendous as well, with 500,000 dead at the Battle of Calth alone.		It is difficult to gauge how many planets were destroyed in total however; a snippet from the Horus Heresy books states that a little over a hundred worlds "died" due to the invasion. It should be noted that some of these worlds did manage to recover from the attack. Most notably Calth which would (ironically) become the perfect home to Ultramar's shipyards in M41 due to the fact that the Word Bearer invasion turned its surface into a smooth and airless planet. Planets such as Armatura were left alone and Parmenio would be the new main recruiting world. As for lives lost, 120,000 Ultramarines died during the Battle of Calth and a further 30,000 presumably died from the ensuing invasion. This left the Ultramarines with 100,000 marines near the end of the Heresy, down from their 250,000 at the start. The losses for the Auxilia were horrendous as well, with 500,000 dead at the Battle of Calth alone.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 07:01, 9 May 2023

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	\|Capital=[[Macragge]]		\|Capital=[[Macragge]]
	\|Official Languages=Low Gothic, High Gothic		\|Official Languages=Low Gothic, High Gothic
	\|Power=~~Great~~ Power		\|Power=Regional Power
	\|Size=500 Planets (approximately)		\|Size=500 Planets (approximately)
	\|Head of State=[[Primarch]] [[Roboute Guilliman]]		\|Head of State=[[Primarch]] [[Roboute Guilliman]]

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 06:11, 28 April 2023

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	\|Governmental Structure= Unitary Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''Great Crusade'') <br> Unitary Authoritarian Meritocracy (''41st Millennium'') <br> Federal Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''42nd Millennium'')		\|Governmental Structure= Unitary Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''Great Crusade'') <br> Unitary Authoritarian Meritocracy (''41st Millennium'') <br> Federal Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''42nd Millennium'')
	\|State Religion/Ideology=[[Imperial Cult]]		\|State Religion/Ideology=[[Imperial Cult]]
	\|Demographic=[[Humans]]		\|Demographic=[[Humans]], [[Space Marines]]
	\|Military Force=[[Ultramarines]], [[Scythes of the Emperor]], Praetors of Ultramar, Knights Cerulean, 6 other Chapters<br>Ultramar Auxiliaries, Ultramar Defense Fleet, 3 Star Forts		\|Military Force=[[Ultramarines]], [[Scythes of the Emperor]], Praetors of Ultramar, Knights Cerulean, 6 other Chapters<br>Ultramar Auxiliaries, Ultramar Defense Fleet, 3 Star Forts
	}}		}}

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	* [[Nuceria]], a "civilized" world (it was about as civilized as Terra during the reign of the techno-barbarians) with the dubious honor of being the homeworld of [[Angron]] (and in extension, the [[World Eaters]], although they never recruited from here). Was originally just an insignificant backwater world before and after Angron, until the primarch arrived during the Horus Heresy, when he and the World Eaters murderfucked the entire planet for spreading lies about him running away from his last stand.		* [[Nuceria]], a "civilized" world (it was about as civilized as Terra during the reign of the techno-barbarians) with the dubious honor of being the homeworld of [[Angron]] (and in extension, the [[World Eaters]], although they never recruited from here). Was originally just an insignificant backwater world before and after Angron, until the primarch arrived during the Horus Heresy, when he and the World Eaters murderfucked the entire planet for spreading lies about him running away from his last stand.
	* Sotha, an agri-world in the age of the [[Great Crusade]] and later homeworld of the [[Scythes of the Emperor]]. Eventually overtaken by the Tyranids.		* Sotha, an agri-world in the age of the [[Great Crusade]] and later homeworld of the [[Scythes of the Emperor]]. Eventually overtaken by the Tyranids.
	* Iax, former Primus world. An agri-world once known as the "Garden of Ultramar". Had diminished in importance relative to its surrounding planets and was replaced. Invaded by daemons of Nurgle and the Death Guard in M42 and was virus bombed by Mortarion to make his retreat. Now likely a dead world since it received exterminatus.		* Iax, former Primus world. An agri-world once known as the "Garden of Ultramar". Had diminished in importance relative to its surrounding planets and was replaced. Invaded by daemons of Nurgle and the Death Guard in M42 and was virus bombed by Mortarion to make his retreat. Now likely a dead world since it received [[exterminatus]].
	* Percepton, a world of Ultramar invaded by the Word Bearers during the Shadow Crusade. The Ultramarines would end up bombing Percepton with a massive Phosphex bombardment to deny the traitors the planet, scouring the whole planet clean of life (friend and foe).		* Percepton, a world of Ultramar invaded by the Word Bearers during the Shadow Crusade. The Ultramarines would end up bombing Percepton with a massive Phosphex bombardment to deny the traitors the planet, scouring the whole planet clean of life (friend and foe).

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	\|Capital=[[Macragge]]		\|Capital=[[Macragge]]
	\|Official Languages=Low Gothic, High Gothic		\|Official Languages=Low Gothic, High Gothic
	\|Power=~~Middle~~ Power		\|Power=Great Power
	\|Size=500 Planets (approximately)		\|Size=500 Planets (approximately)
	\|Head of State=[[Primarch]] [[Roboute Guilliman]]		\|Head of State=[[Primarch]] [[Roboute Guilliman]]

2607:FB90:328D:F006:0:2D:3EB:9B01 at 05:31, 3 June 2022

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	\|Size=500 Planets (approximately)		\|Size=500 Planets (approximately)
	\|Head of State=[[Primarch]] [[Roboute Guilliman]]		\|Head of State=[[Primarch]] [[Roboute Guilliman]]
	\|Head of Government= Roboute Guilliman, day-to-day operations overseen by [[Marneus Calgar]] and the Tetrarchs of Ultramar		\|Head of Government= Roboute Guilliman, day-to-day operations overseen by Chapter Master of the Ultramarines ( current incumbent [[Marneus Calgar]]) and the Tetrarchs of Ultramar
	\|Governmental Structure= Unitary Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''Great Crusade'') <br> Unitary Authoritarian Meritocracy (''41st Millennium'') <br> Federal Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''42nd Millennium'')		\|Governmental Structure= Unitary Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''Great Crusade'') <br> Unitary Authoritarian Meritocracy (''41st Millennium'') <br> Federal Authoritarian Meritocratic Tetrarchy (''42nd Millennium'')
	\|State Religion/Ideology=[[Imperial Cult]]		\|State Religion/Ideology=[[Imperial Cult]]