Yu'Vath - Revision history

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	==Technology==		==Technology==
	Two things make Yu'Vath technology especially hideous and blasphemous compared to other xenotech. First, they are heavily based on the Warp to work. Almost any piece of their tech needs to connect to the Warp to function, either as a power source or as ammo. Second, they used a ridiculous amount of Aberrant Intelligences, or "synthetically constructed spirits" as they called them. Many in the [[Ordo Malleus]] think that these weren't just artificially created intelligences, but were instead bound daemons, comprising many of the Yu'Vath's [[Daemon Engine\|constructs]]. Officially the Imperium is very interested in destroying every piece of Yu'Vath xenotech that can be found. However, as dangerous and proscribed as it is, intact Yu'Vath tech is still a tempting prize for the rich, powerful, and/or insane. That being said, it must again be noted that collecting Yu'Vath technology for study or any other reason is definitely not recommended. Even the least of their artifacts are unpredictably dangerous and poorly understood, they are often ''aggressively'' hostile to their users, and there are often steep consequences for using them. For example, there have been reported cases of Yu'Vath artifacts, that once activated, pierced holes in the spaceship's Geller Field to connect to the Warp- with [[Rape\|obvious results]]. In comparison to the possibility of eternal damnation, the guarantee of a visit from the [[Inquisition]] would seem rather pleasant. Of course, anyone activating alien Warp devices on a ship ~~<nowiki>~~''in the Warp''~~</nowiki>~~ deserves what he gets.		Two things make Yu'Vath technology especially hideous and blasphemous compared to other xenotech. First, they are heavily based on the Warp to work. Almost any piece of their tech needs to connect to the Warp to function, either as a power source or as ammo. Second, they used a ridiculous amount of Aberrant Intelligences, or "synthetically constructed spirits" as they called them. Many in the [[Ordo Malleus]] think that these weren't just artificially created intelligences, but were instead bound daemons, comprising many of the Yu'Vath's [[Daemon Engine\|constructs]]. Officially the Imperium is very interested in destroying every piece of Yu'Vath xenotech that can be found. However, as dangerous and proscribed as it is, intact Yu'Vath tech is still a tempting prize for the rich, powerful, and/or insane. That being said, it must again be noted that collecting Yu'Vath technology for study or any other reason is definitely not recommended. Even the least of their artifacts are unpredictably dangerous and poorly understood, they are often ''aggressively'' hostile to their users, and there are often steep consequences for using them. For example, there have been reported cases of Yu'Vath artifacts, that once activated, pierced holes in the spaceship's Geller Field to connect to the Warp- with [[Rape\|obvious results]]. In comparison to the possibility of eternal damnation, the guarantee of a visit from the [[Inquisition]] would seem rather pleasant. Of course, anyone activating alien Warp devices on a ship ''in the Warp'' deserves what he gets.

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	==Technology==		==Technology==
	Two things make Yu'Vath technology especially hideous and blasphemous compared to other xenotech. First, they are heavily based on the Warp to work. Almost any piece of their tech needs to connect to the Warp to function, either as a power source or as ammo. Second, they used a ridiculous amount of Aberrant Intelligences, or "synthetically constructed spirits" as they called them. Many in the [[Ordo Malleus]] think that these weren't just artificially created intelligences, but were instead bound daemons, comprising many of the Yu'Vath's [[Daemon Engine\|constructs]]. Officially the Imperium is very interested in destroying every piece of Yu'Vath xenotech that can be found. However, as dangerous and proscribed as it is, intact Yu'Vath tech is still a tempting prize for the rich, powerful, and/or insane. That being said, it must again be noted that collecting Yu'Vath technology for study or any other reason is definitely not recommended. Even the least of their artifacts are unpredictably dangerous and poorly understood, they are often ''aggressively'' hostile to their users, and there are often steep consequences for using them. For example, there have been reported cases of Yu'Vath artifacts, that once activated, pierced holes in the spaceship's Geller Field to connect to the Warp- with [[Rape\|obvious results]]. In comparison to the possibility of eternal damnation, the guarantee of a visit from the [[Inquisition]] would seem rather pleasant.		Two things make Yu'Vath technology especially hideous and blasphemous compared to other xenotech. First, they are heavily based on the Warp to work. Almost any piece of their tech needs to connect to the Warp to function, either as a power source or as ammo. Second, they used a ridiculous amount of Aberrant Intelligences, or "synthetically constructed spirits" as they called them. Many in the [[Ordo Malleus]] think that these weren't just artificially created intelligences, but were instead bound daemons, comprising many of the Yu'Vath's [[Daemon Engine\|constructs]]. Officially the Imperium is very interested in destroying every piece of Yu'Vath xenotech that can be found. However, as dangerous and proscribed as it is, intact Yu'Vath tech is still a tempting prize for the rich, powerful, and/or insane. That being said, it must again be noted that collecting Yu'Vath technology for study or any other reason is definitely not recommended. Even the least of their artifacts are unpredictably dangerous and poorly understood, they are often ''aggressively'' hostile to their users, and there are often steep consequences for using them. For example, there have been reported cases of Yu'Vath artifacts, that once activated, pierced holes in the spaceship's Geller Field to connect to the Warp- with [[Rape\|obvious results]]. In comparison to the possibility of eternal damnation, the guarantee of a visit from the [[Inquisition]] would seem rather pleasant. Of course, anyone activating alien Warp devices on a ship <nowiki>''in the Warp''</nowiki> deserves what he gets.

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	Though many records of them were expunged by the [[Inquisition]], it has been confirmed that the Yu'Vath were of "varying appearance," with soldiers from one battle displaying entirely different morphologies from those of another, despite being the same species. They also had an affinity for crystals, including an alliance with a species of sapient, hive-minded crystals. It is believed that while the Yu'Vath themselves were few in number, they each held court to a vast number of slaves who existed only to further the perverse, cruel whims of their masters.		Though many records of them were expunged by the [[Inquisition]], it has been confirmed that the Yu'Vath were of "varying appearance," with soldiers from one battle displaying entirely different morphologies from those of another, despite being the same species. They also had an affinity for crystals, including an alliance with a species of sapient, hive-minded crystals. It is believed that while the Yu'Vath themselves were few in number, they each held court to a vast number of slaves who existed only to further the perverse, cruel whims of their masters.

	There is no official imagery of a Yu'Vath, but some of the Fantasy Flight Games Warhammer 40k RPG material, for which this race was created, portrays their battle constructs as [[Whisperers\|crystalline spheres]] coruscating with dark energies. It's a lot worse than it sounds.		There is no official imagery of a Yu'Vath, but some of the Fantasy Flight Games Warhammer 40k RPG material, for which this race was created, portrays their battle constructs as [[Whisperers\|crystalline spheres]] coruscating with dark energies. It's a lot worse than it sounds.

	==History==		==History==
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	==Technology==		==Technology==
	Two things make Yu'Vath technology especially hideous and blasphemous compared to other xenotech. First, they are heavily based on the Warp to work. Almost any piece of their tech needs to connect to the Warp to function, either as a power source or as ammo. Second, they used a ridiculous amount of Aberrant Intelligences, or "synthetically constructed spirits" as they called them. Many in the [[Ordo Malleus]] think that these weren't just artificially created intelligences, but were instead bound daemons, comprising many of the Yu'Vath's [[Daemon Engine\|constructs]]. Officially the Imperium is very interested in destroying every piece of Yu'Vath xenotech that can be found. However, as dangerous and proscribed as it is, intact Yu'Vath tech is still a tempting prize for the rich, powerful, and/or insane. That being said, it must again be noted that collecting Yu'Vath technology for study or any other reason is definitely not recommended. Even the least of their artifacts are unpredictably dangerous and poorly understood, they are often ''aggressively'' hostile to their users, and there are often steep consequences for using them. For example, there have been reported cases of Yu'Vath artifacts, that once activated, pierced holes in the spaceship's Geller Field to connect to the Warp- with [[Rape\|obvious results]]. In comparison to the possibility of eternal damnation, the guarantee of a visit from the [[Inquisition]] would seem rather pleasant.		Two things make Yu'Vath technology especially hideous and blasphemous compared to other xenotech. First, they are heavily based on the Warp to work. Almost any piece of their tech needs to connect to the Warp to function, either as a power source or as ammo. Second, they used a ridiculous amount of Aberrant Intelligences, or "synthetically constructed spirits" as they called them. Many in the [[Ordo Malleus]] think that these weren't just artificially created intelligences, but were instead bound daemons, comprising many of the Yu'Vath's [[Daemon Engine\|constructs]]. Officially the Imperium is very interested in destroying every piece of Yu'Vath xenotech that can be found. However, as dangerous and proscribed as it is, intact Yu'Vath tech is still a tempting prize for the rich, powerful, and/or insane. That being said, it must again be noted that collecting Yu'Vath technology for study or any other reason is definitely not recommended. Even the least of their artifacts are unpredictably dangerous and poorly understood, they are often ''aggressively'' hostile to their users, and there are often steep consequences for using them. For example, there have been reported cases of Yu'Vath artifacts, that once activated, pierced holes in the spaceship's Geller Field to connect to the Warp- with [[Rape\|obvious results]]. In comparison to the possibility of eternal damnation, the guarantee of a visit from the [[Inquisition]] would seem rather pleasant.

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	[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Xenos]][[Category:Minor Xenos Species]]		[[Category:Warhammer 40,000]][[Category:Xenos]][[Category:Minor Xenos Species]]
	[[Category: Chaos]]		[[Category: Chaos]]

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History: Typo fix, Angevin

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	The Imperium's arrival meant bad news for the Yu'Vath though, since [[warp]] + alien = DOUBLE [[HERESY]]! During the Angevin Crusade, it was reported that an unusually high number of [[exterminatus]] attacks were carried out, mostly due to the inevitable taint of [[Chaos]] after millennia of warp-worship. Further exploration and the continuation of the campaign revealed that, while the Yu'Vath had a vast number of slaves, there were also not quite as many inhabited planets as initially believed, which made the [[Ordo Xenos]] think that this species had been on the decline for millennia. Yu'Vath ruins are still occasionally discovered on uninhabited planets, which further supports this theory.		The Imperium's arrival meant bad news for the Yu'Vath though, since [[warp]] + alien = DOUBLE [[HERESY]]! During the Angevin Crusade, it was reported that an unusually high number of [[exterminatus]] attacks were carried out, mostly due to the inevitable taint of [[Chaos]] after millennia of warp-worship. Further exploration and the continuation of the campaign revealed that, while the Yu'Vath had a vast number of slaves, there were also not quite as many inhabited planets as initially believed, which made the [[Ordo Xenos]] think that this species had been on the decline for millennia. Yu'Vath ruins are still occasionally discovered on uninhabited planets, which further supports this theory.

	By the end of the ~~Avengin~~ Crusade the worlds of the Yu'Vath and their xenos subjects were all destroyed, along with most of their technology.		By the end of the Angevin Crusade the worlds of the Yu'Vath and their xenos subjects were all destroyed, along with most of their technology.

	==Technology==		==Technology==

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1d4chan>LamenterLover at 20:33, 20 January 2021

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	Though many records of them were expunged by the [[Inquisition]], it has been confirmed that the Yu'Vath were of "varying appearance," with soldiers from one battle displaying entirely different morphologies from those of another, despite being the same species. They also had an affinity for crystals, including an alliance with a species of sapient, hive-minded crystals. It is believed that while the Yu'Vath themselves were few in number, they each held court to a vast number of slaves who existed only to further the perverse, cruel whims of their masters.		Though many records of them were expunged by the [[Inquisition]], it has been confirmed that the Yu'Vath were of "varying appearance," with soldiers from one battle displaying entirely different morphologies from those of another, despite being the same species. They also had an affinity for crystals, including an alliance with a species of sapient, hive-minded crystals. It is believed that while the Yu'Vath themselves were few in number, they each held court to a vast number of slaves who existed only to further the perverse, cruel whims of their masters.

	There is no official imagery of a Yu'Vath, but some of the Fantasy Flight Games Warhammer 40k RPG material, for which this race was created, portrays their battle constructs as crystalline spheres coruscating with dark energies. It's a lot worse than it sounds.		There is no official imagery of a Yu'Vath, but some of the Fantasy Flight Games Warhammer 40k RPG material, for which this race was created, portrays their battle constructs as [[Whisperers\|crystalline spheres]] coruscating with dark energies. It's a lot worse than it sounds.

	==History==		==History==

1d4chan>Cavgunner: Incorrect. The creator of Astartes confirmed in an AMA that his xenos are an original creation, and are not the Yu'vath despite some coincidental similarities.

2020-11-13T15:38:22Z

Incorrect. The creator of Astartes confirmed in an AMA that his xenos are an original creation, and are *not* the Yu'vath despite some coincidental similarities.

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	Though many records of them were expunged by the [[Inquisition]], it has been confirmed that the Yu'Vath were of "varying appearance," with soldiers from one battle displaying entirely different morphologies from those of another, despite being the same species. They also had an affinity for crystals, including an alliance with a species of sapient, hive-minded crystals. It is believed that while the Yu'Vath themselves were few in number, they each held court to a vast number of slaves who existed only to further the perverse, cruel whims of their masters.		Though many records of them were expunged by the [[Inquisition]], it has been confirmed that the Yu'Vath were of "varying appearance," with soldiers from one battle displaying entirely different morphologies from those of another, despite being the same species. They also had an affinity for crystals, including an alliance with a species of sapient, hive-minded crystals. It is believed that while the Yu'Vath themselves were few in number, they each held court to a vast number of slaves who existed only to further the perverse, cruel whims of their masters.

	There is no official imagery of a Yu'Vath, but some of the Fantasy Flight Games Warhammer 40k RPG material, for which this race was created, portrays their battle constructs as crystalline spheres coruscating with dark energies. It's a lot worse than it sounds. The unofficial fan-made animation [[Astartes - a fan made animation\|Astartes]] depicts what may possibly be the Yu'Vath as [[Lovecraft\|Lovecraftian]]-looking tentacle monsters living inside spheres, but it's not officially confirmed that the xenos in those videos are actually Yu'Vath.		There is no official imagery of a Yu'Vath, but some of the Fantasy Flight Games Warhammer 40k RPG material, for which this race was created, portrays their battle constructs as crystalline spheres coruscating with dark energies. It's a lot worse than it sounds.

	==History==		==History==

Yu'Vath - Revision history

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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:EC49:7D91:F433:A853 at 09:10, 4 June 2023

73.68.28.13 at 06:20, 5 March 2023

98.162.181.235: /* History */ Typo fix, Angevin

82.42.230.219 at 19:02, 14 February 2022

1d4chan>LamenterLover at 20:33, 20 January 2021

1d4chan>Cavgunner: Incorrect. The creator of Astartes confirmed in an AMA that his xenos are an original creation, and are *not* the Yu'vath despite some coincidental similarities.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: Incorrect. The creator of Astartes confirmed in an AMA that his xenos are an original creation, and are not the Yu'vath despite some coincidental similarities.