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Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>63599494

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>63599494
Just watch, we're going to end up rolling a place that should just be sitting in the ghoul stars or something.

>>63599523
>Forbidden World
That used to be a
>Agriworld >>63599527

We're off to a good start

>>63599523
Forbidden World

Ohh good start

Going to use this roll >>63599527 to see what it was before it became forbidden
>Agri-World

Forbidden Agri-World, now that sounds intresting

Ok time for tech level, give me 3d10

>>63599556
sorry, it's suppose to be 6d10, I only looked at the agri world, not at the forbidden world

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Rolled 9, 2, 2, 7, 2, 8 = 30 (6d10)

>>63599587
>>63599556

>>63599613
>Early Space: Early Space worlds have developed basic space flight, and may have established settlements on its own moons, and even close neighbouring planets in

Now this begs the question, is the system itself forbidden or is it just the agri world?

Time to roll for the size of the star (1d100)

I'm monitoring this thread. If it's suitably spoopy, desolate and haunted I'm using it for a one-shot of RT.

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Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>63599651
Likewise. But I'll be gone at work most the day working retail stock, so no time. Keep this thread alive guys.
>>63599638
Maybe the farm world is producing stuff so dangerous it and the system is under Forbidden status by the ]I[ due to it?

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>>63599705
Huge

So their star is pretty huge, now I am no expert on stars, but aren't blue stars among the larger ones, thinking the planet could orbit one of those

Now, which branches of the Imperium are present?

>Administratum 2d10

>Arbites 1d10

>Astra Telepathica 1d10

>Astronomica 1d5

>Mechanicus 1d10

>Ministorum 2d10

>Inquisition 1d5 (do we want to increase the dice for this roll?)

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Rolled 6, 5 = 11 (2d10)

>>63599769
They're called supergiants so I guess they are huge

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>63599769

>>63599797
>Administratum: Small. Involved, but quietly and unobtrusively.

>>63599819
Arbites: Slight. Specific duties; not involved in wider planetary affairs.

This is just a thought i had, but maybe the planet is forbidden due to a plague of some sort, or would that make more sense of a Quarantined world instead?

>>63599858
That'd be correct. I like my idea of here>>63599705
the stuff they make is like poisons etc. for Inquisitorial agents and Assassains across the Imperium and it is strictly controlled and doled out as necessary. Also horrid stuff that needs sophisticated equipment to handle

>>63599769
I read somewhere that the radiation pressure and stellar wind emitted by your average blue star should be powerful enough to blow away any planet forming rings that would end beconeung orbiting planets early in the stars lifetime.
Also they only last for around 10 million years or something incredibly short

>>63599906
End up becoming*

Rolled 3 (1d5)

>>63599769
Rolling for Telepathica presence.

Rolled 2 (1d5)

>>63599769
rolling for astronomica presence

>>63599945
None

>>63599972
same as here
>>63599974

Rolled 4 (1d10)

Mechanicus presence, then

Rolled 1, 4 = 5 (2d10)

>>63600011
Token

Mini roll

Rolled 6, 8 = 14 (2d10)

>>63599769
Ministorum

>>63599890
I like that idea of the planet being world where the Inquisition and the officio assassinorum get's toxins, drugs, poisions, etc

>>63600011
admech: Token. For administrative purposes
only.

Ministorum: Token. For administrative purposes only.

Rolled 4, 5, 3 = 12 (3d10)

>>63600032
I'll make the Inquisition roll a 3d10

Rolled 3 (1d5)

>>63599769

Rolled 10, 5, 5 = 20 (3d20)

>>63600047

>>63600047
Seems fair enough

Inquisition: Small. Involved, but quietly and unobtrusively.

Ok, time to see how big or small this lump rock floating in space really is, give me a 1d100

Rolled 77 (1d100)

>>63600062
so this is the Imperium's opium farm?

>>63600076
Large (10d10)x2

So this planet it pretty big, it might even be bigger than Holy Terra

Rolled 1, 6, 4, 10, 4, 5, 10, 1, 2, 4 = 47 (10d10)

>>63600076
and for the size in kilometers

>>63600093
it's x2, so that would be 94 kilometers in circumference (more than twice as large as Terra)

>>63600093
47 x 2 = 94

The planet is 94.000km in circumference. Holy Terra is only 40.000km in circumference for comparison

Ok axtial tilt time! 1d100

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>63600115
this might impact what the Imperium grows here

>>63600127
Large (26-35°)

That's a pretty steep axial tilt

length of a planet’s day 1d100
>inb4 we get 1 hour days

>>63600076
So its based on Tasmania then?
>The Brits moved the Empires opium for medical supplies to Tasmania nad it produces I think a majority of the worlds medical opium

>>63600147

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>63600147
>>63600177
oh great, it's even worse than space australians.
space tasmanians

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>63600147

>>63600194
4d10 to see how many Terran hours a single day takes on this world

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>>63600177
Bye guys

Great idea

Pic of the wildlife

Rolled 2, 8, 7, 9 = 26 (4d10)

>>63600194
28+10 is 38, which means we roll a 4d10

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OI DIZ SEKTOR IZ GUNNA BE KLAIMED BY 'IZGET 'ARDED'S WAAAGH!

You'z umies gunna be krumped good.

Rolled 10, 4, 1, 3 = 18 (4d10)

>>63600208

>>63600217
So 26 hour days. That's not that bad really

length of a planet’s year 1d100 please

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>63600237
inb4 the years are shorter than the days

>>63600250
>(10d10)x9

Not quite Anon

Rolled 3, 6, 8, 4, 2, 1, 8, 1, 4, 9 = 46 (10d10)

>>63600273
welp

>>63600293
414 Terran days
also not that unreasonable
it's only 382 of the planet's days

>>63600325
orbiting satellites (1d100)

Now that we got days and years sorted out, let's see if this planet got any moons

Rolled 8 (1d100)

>>63600340

>>63600347
No moons at all

Goodbye Mr Moonman

Gravity Level (1d100)

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>63600340
I wonder how many

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>63600369
we can probably take that as the gravity roll, aka very heavy.
rolling for the atmosphere

>>63600369
Let's use this roll for gravity instead >>63600365

>Very Heavy (1.5 to 2)

Atmosphere (1d100)

>>63600403
Dammit Anon, stop being one step ahead of me

>Tainted
A Tainted atmosphere is even more dangerous. A character can only breathe a tainted atmosphere for a number of minutes equal to their Toughness bonus, and then gain a fatigue level per minute longer. Once unconscious due to fatigue, the character will die one minute later if still in the tainted atmosphere

Hydrosphere (1d100) is the planet wet or dry?

>>63600408
I got tainted here
>>63600403

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>63600147
So what are the seasons going to be like, I'm guessing more extreme
>>63600408

Rolled 62 (1d100)

>>63600434
damp, makes sense for a tainted Imperial drug farm world.
rolling for the temperature

Rolled 41 (1d100)

>>63600461
this sounds a lot like plantation weather, specifically the American South or maybe India.
rolling for the number of different Terrains

Rolled 71, 97, 44 = 212 (3d100)

>>63600520
so, 3 different Terrain types. Now we roll to see what they are

>>63600536
anon, how about you let some off us roll as well

Reminder that the extreme axial tilt is an extremly big deal for an agriworld.
At the equator, the weather would still remain constantly warm, but with more pronounced seasonal variations: warmer spring/fall and cooler summer/winter.

The tropics would now extend to 35 degrees latitude on both sides of the equator. At the edge of the tropics, summers would still be very hot but in winter the sun would be only at 20 degrees from horizon at noon, similar to the conditions in Northern Europe. So winters would be pretty cold.

Just 20 degrees away from the edge of the tropics, at 55 degrees latitude, we would still see abundant sunshine in the summer, but in winter the Sun would be completely gone (a polar night). So expect extremely cold winters and still hot summers.

Further north, in polar regions, summers would get substantially warmer, reaching probably 20 C or so. Winters probably would be close to current Earth conditions.

As a result of these changes, agriculture would be significantly disrupted pretty much everywhere, other than equatorial regions. People would find it hard to grow crops in such extreme weather. Millions would become hungry and die.

>>63600520
>>63600587
Perhaps Bengal or maybe have it covered in green houses, or maybe even the crop requires extreme conditions

>I think Percipre in Dark Heresy was like that in that it was inhospitable but covered in greenhouses so was an admech agri world

>>63600536
>Swamp
>Cliffs
>Active Volcanoes

Population time! It's time to see how many souls dwell on this planet
>1d100

>>63600663
Well you could save it if you fluffed it as having relatively high levels of geothermal heat (to survive the polar nights) and being very damp (to survive the polar days).

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>63600681

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>>63600587
Actually that sounds like the Azolla event, the North Pole used to be quite warm when Green house gas were more plentiful and it found itself isolated into a sea encircled by land, eventually it led to huge blooms of a type of aquatic fern (Azolla) which grew like crazy due to perpetual sunlight and lots of water then suffered huge die offs in the winter and which sank drawing greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere and plunging the world into an ice age
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azolla_event


Maybe both the poles are covered in plants during there respective summers so the work force migrates based on the time of year to grow the crops

>>63600709
1d5 billion

That's quite a lot of people already without even rolling

Rolled 3 (1d5)

>>63600800

>>63600816
So 3 Billion people call this world home

How is the planet governed?
Society Type (1d100)

>>63600837

Rolled 70 (1d100)

>>63600837

>>63600850
Religious (Local): In a Religious State, either the society was built around, or because of, a religious body, or events in its history have brought religious authority to the fore of all politics. Either way, a religious body is the area’s government and law, and everyone must follow, or at least never act in defiance of, the rulesof the religion. The religion in question can either be a local religion, or Ministorum of the Imperium or the Machine God of the Adeptus Mechanicus.

What should we do about this?
>FORBIDDEN WORLD: GM’s Discretion

>>63600759
So how it would look is huge algae blooms in the poles during the summer then big die-offs in the winter as the workforce is transported to the opposite pole. Leaving quasi abandoned facilities guarded by small crews for the glacial winter.
The only permanent settlements would be near the equator where relatively stable temperatures would allow a basically full planet ring megacity.
Due to the extreme weather and geothermal activity (>>63600681) we wouldn't see any big spires except maybe for some vanity projects. Most housing and facilities would be near or underground to take advantage of the heating.
Another thing we could imagine is huge harvesting boats in the polar regions that cruise the seas during the summer before being tucked into some hangar for the winter/sailed to the southern seas.

>>63600889
Some weird highly divergent sect of the Imperial cult, like fundamentalist mormon to the imperiums catholicism

>>63600889
>>63600929
It's actually a Genestealer Cult masquerading as an Agri-World.

>>63600889
>What should we do about this?
>>FORBIDDEN WORLD: GM’s Discretion
Wait what table are you at man?

>>63601012
Defences

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Note that if we're going ahead with the toxins idea, the algae farming fits, as a lot of algal blooms are poisonous.

>>63601106
the planet can grow actual food as well, but maybe not as it's primary export

>>63601106
It also correlates with tainted atmosphere, as airborn pollution from the nutrients used would be quite vicious

>>63601103
>skiping economy, the lifebeat of a world
But ok, what about an permanent inquisition task force protecting the precious toxins? Favoured enemies could be DEldar corsairs that got wind of this planet producing "the good shit" and regularly staging raids to try and steal vats of deadly neurotoxins?

>>63601131
Why not? Algae is a staple crop in 40k. It makes complete sense.

>>63601154
>>skiping economy, the lifebeat of a world

I figured we could do it later and do the tables with the rolling first

>>63601144
>an entire planet that's half frozen and half full of aerosolized algae toxins
What a shitheap of a world, proper grimdark.

can someone recap this world?

Shit thread.

>>63601405
no u

Alright since OP is MIA,I say we roll a modified version of the Agriworld defences table to get ours, it's bound to be similar.
Roll 1d100, 3d10, 2d10 for the planet's police force (Enforcers)

Rolled 90 + 3 (1d100 + 3)

>>63601567

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>63601567

Rolled 1, 3, 4 = 8 (3d10)

>>63601567

Rolled 4, 10, 9 + 2 = 25 (3d10 + 2)

>>63601642
well as expected the planet does have a police force

>>63601280
Large Forbidden ][ Agriworld with extreme weather patterns and seasonal variation.

Gravity is about 1.5 times Terran, with 382 26 hour days each year. The planet is swept with vast storms, with winds tainted by aerosolized fertilizers as the surface suffers explosive Algal blooms in the summer, no doubt caused by the fertilizers.

It has no satellites to speak of

>>63601742
disregard this roll
>>63601716
>07-10 Medium Size
Average, now roll 2d10 for quality.

>>63601763
It is colonial, with an average of 1,312,933 miles per inhabitant. This suggests few, if not one, permanent settlements at or near the star port at the equator.

Rolled 8, 3 = 11 (2d10)

>>63601764

What should we name the planet/star system? And should we add more habitable planets to the star system?

>>63601763
I'm sorry to be a nerd here but you misunderstood the conversation slightly. An aerosol doesn't have to be a fertilizer. An aerosol is simply a liquid that travels through the air like tiny droplets. For example when you're near the sea and you can taste the salt in the air, that's because the sea is foaming with waves and small droplets of water are taken by the wind and spread around.
Now something that also happens IRL is that when heavy algal blooms pop up, the aerosolized sea water carries said algae and more importantly their toxins, creating unpleasant winds that can cause all sorts of problems
>cf Airborne toxins (i.e., toxins that are aerosolized) have caused respiratory problems and eye and skin irritation to people along beaches where harmful algal blooms were present.
http://www.waterencyclopedia.com/A-Bi/Algal-Blooms-Harmful.html
Now this being 40k and a planet with extreme weather, we can extrapolate that the aerosolized toxins do more than give you rashes, but being seriously harmful, explaining the tainted atmosphere. Secondly with uber-strong winds due to the freaky tilt, said "death" winds could be carried far-inland, effectively tainting the entire planet.

>>63601886
>10-15 Medium quality
So the police force exists and is average in more ways than one.
Now instead of a militia or standing army a ]|[ world's main armed forces are probably going to be inquisitorial troops, drafted offworld and stationed here to prevent anyone from leaving or arriving.
roll 3d10 and another 3d10.

>>63601902
i don't think the Inquisition would allow a populous world to exist near a forbidden world. Though maybe some AdMech research stations, small mining moons around gas giants or stuff like that could exist I guess.

>>63602142
Ok so shall we maybe roll up a new star system if we are done with this one?

Rolled 30, 8 = 38 (2d30)

>>63602301
well yeah but we gotta finish this one first.

Rolled 8, 4, 1 = 13 (3d10)

>>63602383
what the fuck did I roll, lol I'm bad at this

Rolled 6, 8, 7 = 21 (3d10)

>>63602403
>10-15: Large
So quite a lot of henchmen are posted here, no doubt to protect the planet from raiders.

and now for quality

>>63602419
>21+ High
So this world is protected by a large and well equipped force of Inquisition troopers, guarding the planet's deadly produce and making sure no heresy is afoot amongst the workforce.
What other defence forces you guys reckon a planet like this might have?

>>63602456
maybe some orbital lasers?

>>63602475
Alright then.
Orbital Station(s): 1d100 / 1d10 / 1d10

Missile Silos (planet): 1d100 / 1d10 / 1d10

Missile Silos (orbital): 1d100 / 1d10 / 1d10

Defence Lasers: 1d100 / 1d10 / 1d10

roll away boys.

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>63602644

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>63602644
Planet silos

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>63602677
>>63602793
alright, so no space stations, but we do have planetary silos.
Rolling for orbital silos

Rolled 59 (1d100)

>>63602981
Alright so orbital silos as well. Now let's see for defence lasers.

Rolled 6, 1, 4, 9 = 20 (4d10)

>>63603006
Alright sadly no lazors. By the way I'm using the hive world tables for this, because an Inquisition world is probably going to be more closely defended than some shmuck. agriworld.
Now to roll for the qualities of the planet and orbital missiles.

>>63600587
>Reminder that the extreme axial tilt is an extremly big deal for an agriworld.

Nope. If it's an agriworld then the world is uniformly bulldozed. There are only equator fertilizer hurricanes.

>>63603255
>Planetary Missile silos
04-06 Small size
01-04 Poor quality
>Orbital Missile silos
04-06 Small size
05-09 Poor/Medium quality

So the world has some defences, bu they're in bad shape, probably partially due to the fact there are basically no techpriests on the planet to maintain them.

I don't think Forbidden Worlds have guard levies for obvious reasons, so I guess this planet is basically finished.
I propose that the first person to get dubs names it.

>>63603322
Buddy you can take your nulore and shove it so deep up your ass you can taste it in your mouth. The new version of Agriworlds is retarded grimdark that doesn't make sense and is worst of all, supremely boring.

Question, does the population factor defense personnel? Cause if it does then this isn't an established agriworld, it's a poisonous ball of ice and death with caustic algae on top.

>>63603346

Doesn't matter. It's still true. Eventually you guys who insist on old lore will be outnumbered by new people educated by GW, and rightfully fade into obscurity.

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>>63603575
who is this semen demon

>>63603637

Moot's daughter

>>63603856
who the fuck is Moot

>>63603943

Lowtax's nephew

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>>63603943
Just, just.... back to the planet.

>>63604156
i'm just kidding bro, i know who yotsuba and moot are.

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Yeah this thread is really typical of most ""Worldbuilding"" threads on /tg/, some idiot decides he wants to roll dice, 1 or 2 other people roll dice with him and have their autistic 10 minutes of fun, but then when you need to actually flesh out the bunch of numbers that were rolled, everyone falls silent as actually trying to make a planet into an interesting project requires more investment than just putting dice+1d100 in ever field.
Rinse and repeat see you guys in a day or 2 when another anon comes in with the exact same premise and the exact same result.

>>63604236
I think that most Anons just went to bed/work

>>63604500
I'm wrapping up work here.

What if the world has methane or other hydrocarbons in the air?

>>63604754
Methane could work, maybe it’s a byproduct of the Agri world’s produce?

The would could have been an agri world, but what if there's more to it than that and the world was forbidden and quarantined for further explorations, like xenos ruins ?

>>63604792
Or it could be consuming the methane instead of carbon dioxide .

That would explain how exposure kills people, it seeps into their skin.

Hella grim.

>>63603324
Maybe another planet? Or a Storm Trooper reg?

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Rolled 72 (1d100)

Gonna roll another planet

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>>63606161
Actually, hold that. What we need is our Sector's local Ork Waagh!

Klan or Freeboota? (d10)