>>89919265
>>89845756
Previous thread found here. The continuing misadventures of the Vei System and the total clusterfuck found within. We've got space cockroaches, hellplanets, and all the space debris you could ever want.

>>89919295
We know they've got Titans. So let's start big.
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Titan_Legion_Creation_Tables
Need a d100 to start.

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>89919365

>>89919390
What is the Mainstay Engine of the Titan Legio? Imperator and Warmonger-class Titans
First and Lead Engine of the Legio (1d100)

>>89919422
If desired, the lead engine can be automatically chosen to be an equal or bigger pattern than the mainstay engines. And yes, if you get two 100s you can get an Apocalypse Titan as leader.

>>89919435
I think we can automatically assume the flagship is another Imp. Deeds of Legend of the First Engine ("1d100")?

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>89919435

>>89919476
If you want to apply the 78, this is the result: This Engine fought against the Eldar and destroyed several of their own Titans, leaving a mark so deep that to this day it still sung of by the Eldar as they seek vengeance against the Legio

>>89919476
>This Engine fought against the Eldar and destroyed several of their own Titans, leaving a mark so deep that to this day it still sung of by the Eldar as they seek vengeance against the Legio.
So they thrashed the Eldar hard

>>89919484
>>89919490
Damn wonder what made the Eldar poke their head in this place.

>>89919525
Impending portents of doom?

>>89919543
Legio Homeworld (1d100), if they weren't built and raised here which is highly fucking likely

Rolled 100 (1d100)

>>89919554

>>89919525
every time there's something shitty going on, they are behind it

So I guess the gravitic anomaly is their doing, somehow

>>89919604
Antiquary World - The Adeptus Mechanicus is a millenia-old empire, spanning hundreds of thousands of worlds throughout the galaxy, and privy to uncounted secrets of the distant past. Some worlds ruled by the Mechanicus are repositories of that past, charged with safekeeping of the most ancient and mysterious relics of the Dark Age of Technology.

>>89919756
But there's a token Admech force. Wonder what happened here. I like how this system refuses to make sense.

>>89919756
>>89919766
So 1d100 for how old the legio is

>>89919766
I guess the Admech are just here for the Titans. Legio Age (1d100)? Might get some answers here.

>>89919490
Ties in with that anon saying that moon had an Avatar of Khaine

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>89919774
ooh new thread is up, have a roll

>>89919793
Tides of the Outer Dark - The rise of powerful new xenos threats in the fringes of the Imperium such as the awakening ancient and mysterious Necrons and the arrival of the innumerable hordes of Tyranids forces the Mechanicus to respond.

>>89919796
Strength of the Legio. Need a d10

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>89919814

>>89919796
Also date rise this is M39-M40 so the legion is relatively new
>>89919892
>Battle Damaged - The costs of war have taken their toll on the Legio, but the value of the experience gained is incalculable (40 Titans or below).
That seems like a lot for Vei.

>>89920053
1d15 for the deed of the Legio

Rolled 8 (1d15)

>>89920062

>>89920162
>Scourge of Hereteks - It was by your Legio's hand that a vast war-host of the Dark Mechanicus was broken, and by your cannons that their vile Daemon Engines were blasted into Warp-tainted scrap. Not one Heretek survived past the battle's end, such was the zeal with which you hunted them.
That can be interesting. 1d15 for their trophy

Rolled 10 (1d15)

>>89920538

>>89920558
> Blessing of the Emperor - Your Legio has fought closely alongside the Astartes of the God-Emperor in the forefront of a great battle, turning the tide in their favour and carrying the day to victory.
Legio has crushed Hereteks, Eldar Wraith Titans and served along Astartes…only to be dropped off on this nowhere Hellscape planet.

1d15 for their failure

Rolled 7 (1d15)

>>89920573
Their failure is ending up here.
Better watchout for the alien rats, or they will scrap you.

>>89920619
> Failings of Man - The incompetence of an Imperial Guard general cost your Legio dearly, but his connections laid the blame on your servos to carry for all time.
1d15 for its quirks

Rolled 4 (1d15)

>>8992076
So a Vei Guard Regiment served with this titan legion, the Guard General fucked up and gas lit everyone to think it was the Legio's fault. So they had to leave two titans on Vei for penance.

>>89920981
Spiritless Servants - The Titan crews of the Legio are exclusively servitors, save for the princeps.
Do we roll the 1d15 for allies, or do we pick the local imperial guard as default?

Rolled 6 (1d15)

>>89921122
I’d say roll for it. If it doesn’t fit we default to guard

>>89921497
Knight World. Do we want that in-system?

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>89921573
Enemies (1d10)

>>89921584
Chaos Space Marine Warlord. Potentially can roll up their chapter too.

>>89921590
Minor Xenos Species/Empires(1d100) is taken care of with our rat-cockroach friends, but this could be rolled as who they're (secretly?) allied or connected to

>>89921573
I say the Knights are in the same sub-sector but not system.

We still haven’t decided the status of the other two planets that are in there

>>89921848
Let's do that once we finish up the Titans. Tactics ("1d15")?

Rolled 3 (1d15)

>>89922074

>>89922160
>Inexorable Advance - Move and fire, a moving bulwark of high firepower. (Keep moving, keep shooting)

Guard regiment now
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Imperial_Guard_Regiment_Creation_Tables

>>89922184
So 1d10 for what they are

>>89922184
We can work backwards. Might help influence the planets we haven't done yet. And it's more fun.

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>89922216

>>89922169
Their punishment makes sense. A mobile force gets sent to tunnel fight.

>>89922226
Navy Armsmen: Experts in void-combat, they'll defend the ship or take the enemy's.
Finally something in these tables makes sense.

>>89922272
Recruitment Criteria d100

Rolled 38 (1d100)

>>89922283

>>89922289
>Priesthood: This Regiment is comprised of those who venerate the God-Emperor in his soldier aspect.
So religious space men

>>89922299
There is a big, if unorthodox, ecclesiary presence. Makes sense.

>>89922299
Nature of Recruitment d10

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>89922338

>>89922363
Punishment/Redemption: Recruits are gathered from the dregs of society, or as a punishment for past sins. (If Gangers, Convicts, or Lottery was rolled on demographic table, you may select this by default)

>>89922384
Simply being here is an indictment enough with the way martyr culture in the Imperium works.

Rolled 5 (1d100)

>>89922363
Core regiment unit

Rolled 7 (1d100)

>>89922384
Do we know skip to hive tier since they are from this world, or are they an outside regiment garrisoned here?
This 1d100 can work for either one.

>>89922448
Cavern/Underhive
Recruited from the deeper levels of the Hive, Regiments of Underhivers are often comprised of an eclectic mix of outcast scum, gangsters, and desperate civillians. What they lack in discipline, they make up for in savagery and resourcefulness.
>>89922421
Infantry Regiment
Large groups of on-foot infantry of all stripes comprise the core of this Regiment's forces. Who needs vehicles when you've enough bodies to drown the enemy? Can also be referred to as Line Infantry or Medium Infantry.
Now we need a 1d10 for specialization

Rolled 4 (1d10)

>>89922475

>>89922514
>Lightning Strike: They specialise in hitting their enemies hard and fast, decimating the foe before they have any opportunity to react.
I have been having the idea that since they are Navy armsmen they are a boarding party infantry regiment that is sent off to die in the bowels of the enemy ship to have the ship slowly lose crew to crew the ship.

>>89922514
Lightning Strike: They specialise in hitting their enemies hard and fast, decimating the foe before they have any opportunity to react. (May be taken automatically if a Drop Regiment).
The Titan legion was known for its mobility too. Maybe these tunnels have a lot of branching but big paths. Oh maybe the Titans got pulled into excavation duty as part of the punishment. Is this a planet of combat engineers, what with this and all the meltas and scrap overhauling? That's why there's no admech presence, they did this in-house.

>>89922526
Lines up with their massed numbers.

>>89922550
Loyalty Rating (d10)

Rolled 8 (1d10)

>>89922514
Loyalty roll

>>89922587
Unorthodox: Serve the Emperor in ways frowned upon by most in the Administratum/Ministorum. This can vary from worshipping the Emperor in an unusual fashion (e.x.: as the Omnissiah), or the regiment adopting unusual tactics.
No other way to be in Vei.

>>89922621
Special Equipment (d100)

Rolled 44 (1d100)

>>89922627

>>89922655
Rare Heavy Weapon: The regiment has access to some rare weapon that the rest of the Guard lacks, like heavy plasma cannons or more esoteric devices such as grav-guns.
I bet they use legio weapons as impromptu excavation equipment and tank destroyers

>>89922668
Love the idea of them just yeeting the Titan and support at another ship for the boarding action.

>>89922668
Regiment Creed (d100)

Rolled 71 (1d100)

>>89922684

>>89922689
Best of the Best: The regiment believes itself to be elite and constantly strives to prove itself.
They're not wrong. You try picking up eggs and milk after work in this place.

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>89922701
Regiment fame

>>89922750
>Rising Stars: Well-known in Sub-Sector, known in Sector, obscure in neighboring Sectors
With how nonsensical this world and system is it makes sense they would be famous

>>89922760
"The Weirdos from Vei"

>>89922760
Regiment Friends (d100)

Rolled 91 (1d100)

>>89922814

>>89922844
>Officio Assassinorum
With how powerful the Inquisition is on this planet I think this world is an Inquisitorial Navy Armsmen recruitment world with some guardsmen being good enough for the Imperial assassins.

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>>89922888
Which house do we think?

>>89922888
The pilots in all those inquistorial retinues have to come from somewhere. We found it.

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>>89922844
>>89922888
Such an unexpected turn

>>89922906
Where else would you hide them?

>>89922906
Regiment Enemies (d100)

Rolled 24 (1d100)

>>89923003

>>89923134
Eldar again. Lines up.

>>89923134
>Eldar
I guess the Eldar didn’t take losing their titans that well a periodically raid the system in attempt to destroy the two titans on the planet and are the ones helping keep the xenos race from getting destroyed by the Imperium

>>89923134
With the guard done. Let us do the Eldar craftworld we pissed off
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Eldar_Craftworld_Creation_Tables

>>89923146
Maybe they're on another world in system? Time for one of our missing planets.
Planet Class (d100)

>>89923170
Ignore me. Craftworld sounds fun and lines up better.

Rolled 1 (1d12)

>>89923165
When was the Craftworld First Encountered by the Imperium? (d12)

>>89923186
M32 or earlier (Roll a d4: 1 = Data files show contact with pre-Imperium human survivors of the Age of Strife 2 = During the Great Crusade or Horus Heresy 3= M31 after the Horus Heresy, which took place just after the turn of the millennium from M30 to M31 4= M32)

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>89923195

>>89920573
Maybe the request for aid finally reached the office of the administratum

>>89923283
What biome is most prominet/common in the Craftworld (or what biome is still inhabited and not left largely empty as the Eldar race recedes)? (d10)

>>89923329
Took that long to find a way to arrive in force, without losing said force.

>>89923336
I do like the idea that reinforcements had to slowly trickle in too.

>>89923343
So the assassins and inquisition came first?

I just woke up and man I'm loving what we've got so far, a lot that really makes sense (and even more that doesn't, which is fitting for Vei).
Titans built on an Antiquary world but destroyed a huge Heretek war-host.
I'm thinking ours were built wholly by loyal tech-priests so the machine spirits themselves are pure, but the dark mechanicus took root in the local loyal mechanicus, leading to building of tainted Titans.

>Scourge of Hereteks - It was by your Legio's hand that a vast war-host of the Dark Mechanicus was broken, and by your cannons that their vile Daemon Engines were blasted into Warp-tainted scrap. Not one Heretek survived past the battle's end, such was the zeal with which you hunted them.
Our loyal Titans warred with the tainted Machine Spirits, and came out on top.
While the Titans were originally created for
>Tides of the Outer Dark - The rise of powerful new xenos threats in the fringes of the Imperium such as the awakening ancient and mysterious Necrons and the arrival of the innumerable hordes of Tyranids forces the Mechanicus to respond.
they crushed the Hereteks and move on to their original goal. Which ties in to
> Blessing of the Emperor - Your Legio has fought closely alongside the Astartes of the God-Emperor in the forefront of a great battle, turning the tide in their favour and carrying the day to victory.
A legion was sent to help quash the Heretek rebellion before it got out of hand.. again. But due to
> Failings of Man - The incompetence of an Imperial Guard general cost your Legio dearly, but his connections laid the blame on your servos to carry for all time.
>>89920981
So a Vei Guard Regiment served with this titan legion, the Guard General fucked up and gas lit everyone to think it was the Legio's fault. So they had to leave two titans on Vei for penance.

>>89923419
All (loyal) Titans that survived after the uprising of the Heretek were suspect. Many of the old number being purged for being too close to warp-fuckery. And those lucky few who survived (ours, possibly several others), their crews were forced to
Spiritless Servants - The Titan crews of the Legio are exclusively servitors, save for the princeps.
become servitors.
What little remains of the loyal Mechanicus are on Vei.
And at some point they went off to deal with the Eldar - and I'll leave it for everyone else to decide how the officio assassinorum tie in to this tangled mess.
That's what I've got so far, stop me if I'm taking over too much before we've finished rolling - but this is what I imagine has happened so far.

>>89923427
I'm digging it. Good way to tie the threads together, anon.

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>89923330

>>89923477
Scablands/Islands. Now I need to look up what a scabland is. Which Path is most popular? (d10)

>>89923487
"Scablands are a relatively barren and soil-free region of interconnected relict and dry flood channels, coulees and cataracts eroded into Palouse loess and the typically flat-lying basalt flows that remain after cataclysmic floods." Well that's fucking neat. Learned something new today.

>>89923492
"The term scabland refers to an area that has experienced fluvial erosion resulting in the loss of loess and other soils, leaving the land barren."
I love that this is the pinnacle of fertility in this system.

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>89923487

>>89922384
Gehenna Purifiers. Ties the hellfires of the planet into the spiritual cleansing of hellfire

>>89923546
Service/Botanist. Those poor bastards are TRYING

>>89923562
How much military strength can the Craftworld muster? (d10)

Rolled 7 (1d10)

>>89923571

>>89923604
Nominal strength. What tactics are favored by the Craftworld's Autarchs? (d8)

>>89923631
It used to be Wraithguards. Used to be.

Rolled 7 (1d8)

>>89923631

>>89923710
Grav-tanks. That suits the terrain. Careful, Vei, you're making sense. Which Warrior Aspect is most popular on the Craftworld? Roll here even if the favoured unit is not Aspect Warriors, as all Craftworlds have them. (d10)

Rolled 6 (1d10)

>>89923845

>>89923908
Swooping Hawk. Who is a hero of the Craftworld? (d10)

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>89923923
Hopefully someone cool

>>89923977
Exarch (roll for Aspect) (d10)

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>89924016
Come on Dark Reaper

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>>89924028
>Fire Dragon
1d10 for his deed of legend

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>89924065

>>89924108
>Outmaneuvered a Dark Eldar raiding party (quite a feat in and of itself!) and killed an Archon that had stolen from the Craftworld.
It seems that they have some bad blood with their cousins. Who is the Craftworld currently manipulating into helping them? (d10)

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>89924120

>>89924156
an Inquisitor. We're circling back around. It's like pottery.

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>>89924156
>an Inquisitor
Well that's mildly concerning. 1d10 for who they're genuinely allied with

>>89924120
At least these are making some kind of sense so far

>>89924168
There's a table for an Inquisitor too.

>>89924120
Fire Dragon used the mobility of the Swooping Hawks to ensnare the Dark Eldar. Clever elf.

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>89924168

>>89924202
Nobody. Frontier elves with them trying to make the most of the their world and doing it with little. Even less now that their Wraithlords were shot out from under them.

>>89924202
>No-one
Not surprised. Did we want to roll for their enemy or just default it to the Voidsmen/Titans?

Rolled 5 (1d10)

>>89924215
Let's see what nonsense we get, and if we want to discard it.

>>89924223
Dark Eldar. They'd be crazy enough to raid a system like this.

>>89924232
In typical 40K fashion, everyone is too busy fighting with everyone to fight any particular enemy.

>>89924241
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Inquisitor_Creation_Tables
Let's see what Inquisitor got roped into this.

>>89924248
Sex/Gender (d100)

Rolled 26 (1d100)

>>89924256
Let's see what maniac we roll up

>>89924314
>Male
1d100 for their age

>>89924442

>>89924503
Ate my dice so let's use the 03 of my post number

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>89924442

>>89924529
>Old (90-150): It is at this age Inquisitors will have established themselves, with a host of resources.
1d100 for what Ordo he belongs to

Rolled 74 (1d100)

>>89924538
Please be Ordo Xenos or a smaller Ordo just made for this system itself

>>89924645
>Ordo Minoris: The Ordos Minoris cover a plethora of activities that could come under the jurisdiction of the larger Ordos, but have been made into more specific departments to better combat a single threat. These Ordos are tiny in comparison to the big three, and have nowhere near the influence or manpower as the larger Ordos.
>It is up to the player to determine whether an existing Ordo is used (Sicarius: Officio Assassinorum; Sepulturum: Chaotic/Alien diseases; Obsoletus: everything that won't fit in any other category such as ghost ships, Legion of the Damned, etc) or a new body is established, but it must seem plausible (e.g. Militum: Imperial Guard/Navy; Illuminas: Psykers). Check the Inquisition page for those already known to exist.
d3 for how many titles he has

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>89924663

>>89924753
>2
2d100 to see what titles he got for himself

Rolled 56, 49 = 105 (2d100)

>>89924768

>>89924779
>Nobility: Sir, Lord, Duke, Count, Boyar, Fürst, Emir, Sheikh, etc. are all titles that could be held in the Imperium, showing the Inquisitor has either come from a noble line, could have been awarded it or has simply usurped it from a previous (no doubt heretical and deceased) holder.
>Nobility: Sir, Lord, Duke, Count, Boyar, Fürst, Emir, Sheikh, etc. are all titles that could be held in the Imperium, showing the Inquisitor has either come from a noble line, could have been awarded it or has simply usurped it from a previous (no doubt heretical and deceased) holder.
So he's a fancy man. 1d100 for his philosophy

Rolled 62 (1d100)

>>89924799
Do we reroll the double nobility or try and find a way to make that make sense?

>>89924874
Keep both, Inquisitors just stack titles. So it could be Lord Duke Alti or something
>Moderate: Inquisitors of a moderate bent are neither frothing fanatics nor entirely sceptical figures, preferring the middle path in their investigations. They do not condone the use of non-Imperial weaponry, but they are not big on mass burnings at the stake either. They will do as necessary and understand that circumstances of necessity and practicality sometimes matter more than ideals.
So he possibly has some common sense. d3 for his methodology

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>89924904

>>89925114
So 1d100

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>89925117

>>89925136
>Etiamsi Fueris Turpis Hie Salvus Erit (Be saved even though you are filthy): The Inquisitor believes everyone, no matter how base and vile their sins, can be redeemed whether in this life or the next. Most often the latter.
That seems like it can be interesting. 1d100 to see if he's a psyker

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>89925240
Seems like his retinue could consist of several unique individuals

>>89925240
>>89924904
>>89924663
>>89924538
>>89924442
An old male giga lord part of a small (as yet undecided) Ordo, with a cool head and a surprisingly forgiving nature. I like him!
But I want to know how the Eldar managed to manipulate this guy to help them, and what is he doing for them? Is it his semi-lax attitude that has lead him astray of the true path? Is it riches and power and titles? Is it elf fuckery? Is it Inquisition fuckery? There are cases of Inquisitors being given intel by xenos, so he could be using them in a sort of mutual benefit relationship. Heretical? Possibly. Useful? Absolutely.
>>89925334
Can you imagine the allies this guy has? I shudder to think.
An Eldar, a guardsman, a rogue trader, and an Inquisitor walk into a bar..

>>89925802
He either drank the local Vei religion kool-aid, or was already unorthodox and just ended up in a place that accepted him.
Maybe he even has one of the little guys in his retinue, as a "prisoner".
>>89925334
01-50 None: No psionic ability exhibited.
He's a normie
1d3 to see how many quirks he has

Rolled 3 (1d3)

>>89925802
>But I want to know how the Eldar managed to manipulate this guy to help them,
The Eldar might be playing 4D chess with him. They give their usual vague prophecies on catostrophe what's about to happen and he looks into it. I assume the Eldar scheme is just keep the Pharax and Hive locked in war why they try to secure the Avatar of Khaine on one of the moons. We could go even further say that moon has Exodites on it.
>>89925969
I feel like this next part really really sells his personality

Rolled 3 (1d3)

>>89925969
This is where the fun begins, let's see these quirks

We could roll later after he's created to see if he's fully with the Eldar, only partly with them because of whatever they're manipulating him with, or not with them at all but just tagging along because he's an Inquisitor who has his own reasons. It could be tied to whatever Ordo he's a part of. Maybe he thinks they can be "redeemed"
>>89925240
>The Inquisitor believes everyone, no matter how base and vile their sins, can be redeemed whether in this life or the next.
Who knows with the Inquisition, a funny lot.

>>89926029
>>89926037
Dice the gods wills he has 3 quirks. 3d100 for what they are

>>89926037
He's a very quirky person
So we either need a 3d100 or 3 1d100

Rolled 13 (1d100)

>>89926062
>>89926050
I'll roll for one of them

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>89926062
>>89926050
I
>>89926037
will roll for a second, glad he got 3 quirks, should really help us tell his backstory

Rolled 97 (1d100)

>>89926115
>12-15 (in)Famous: Well-known throughout the Sector, either for heroic deeds or less inspiring acts.
Fits with him having two noble titles.
>>89926154
>30-33 Outward philosophy: Knowledge is power, use it to smite the enemy! Everybody is sick of hearing about this Inquisitor's affiliation.
He keeps preaching redepention everywhere he goes

Since we are doing individual rolls, I'll roll one too

>>89926163
>97 Heretical pupil: One of the Inquisitor's past students went heretical.
Oh my. Is his belief in redemption because he still wants to bring his lost pupil back into the fold, or did he have it before, and it made it easier for his pupil to fall?
I like to think that the pupil went native and decided to help the Phrax, but there's plenty of heresies around.

Forgot to say that we need a 1d6 to know how many resources this inquisitor has acess to.

>>89926177
>>89926163
Goodness, I like the idea
>Is his belief in redemption because he still wants to bring his lost pupil back into the fold?
ties in to
>The Inquisitor believes everyone, no matter how base and vile their sins, can be redeemed whether in this life or the next. Most often the latter..
His version of redemption is redemption in the next life, he isn't so much hunting down his pupil, but trying to "save" him.
Might have something to do with what the Eldar have over him. The location of the pupil maybe?
That's what I'm getting from these guys. Who knows what happened to the pupil. Maybe he is helping the Pharx, maybe he's taken up with Chaos and he's a fallen inquisitor now.
I'll let someone else roll, I hate rolling twice in a row.

>>89926029
That works, definitely spices up the area more

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>89926177
It's possible he went native to some form of Eldar instead.
>>89926191
Hopefully he has a couple neat resources

>>89926350
Alright, 3 resources it is.
You know the drill either a 3d100 or 3 1d100

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>89926357

>>89926371
>Imperial Government: The Inquisitor has friends in high places within a particular region's government, be it a Sub-Sector, Sector or even a Segmentum
Well that explains the nobility titles

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>89926357

>>89926371
>84-85 Special armour: A suit of terminator armour, the carapace of a saint or maybe something alien.
Maybe a special, custom-made crusader armor? He could have been part of a crusader house before becoming a fully fledged inquisitor, so he is a sir knight.
>>89926422
31-40 Civilian spaceship: Roll on the 'Civilian spaceship' table.
He got a private vessel. Not that actually useful in this system, given how hard it is to navigate.

>>89926414
Wrong table anon, we only roll on that one if we get a result of 01-20 on resources first

Rolled 20 (1d100)

Forgot to roll

>>89926468
>21-30 Personal army: The Inquisitor maintains a privately acquired body of troops. Roll on the 'Personal army' table.
Interesting, he brought his own forces.

Let's start rolling that one, since it's the next one on the table.
A 1d100 please.

Rolled 98 (1d100)

>>89926486

>>89926486
Wait isn't 20
>Ties with: The Inquisitor is well-connected, and can call upon various organisations to assist them, be it the might of an Astartes Chapter or the unique skills of an Administratum archivist. Roll on the 'Ties with' table.

>>89926516
81-100 Exotic: Anything that is not covered here. Alien mercenaries (Kroot or Orks?), renegades, mutants, abhumans, Adeptus Astartes, alien sponsors/allies (Tau or Eldar?), Chaos forces (Traitor Legions, most suited to the Alpha Legion, or deceived fools)
So that's where the Eldar manipulating him are. Or it could be something else, he is part of an ordo minoris, we can make up anything on how they work!

Now a 1d100 for the civilian voidship

>>89926557
Ah, you are right.
So in this case this roll
>>89926516
is
>89-98 Imperial Military: Naval or Imperial Guard assets are available to the Inquisitor due to a martial background or contacts within the organization.
Which also fits our system, since the local guard is both!

Rolled 22 (1d100)

>>89926566
>>89926584
>inb4 his ship is shit

Also, it means our inquisitor can have a military past.
Maybe that's where his noble titles came from.

>>89926603
21-30 Herald/Relay Vessel: Designed for speed, relaying, and communications, this craft is mostly engines, astropaths, and data storage. Ideal for Inquisitorial business where time is of the essence, need to coordinate a large number of servants, or are in possession of large amounts of electronic information.
Of all the ships types available, this is probably the best suited for this system.

>>89926626
Definitely, this guy is making too much sense to belong here

>>89926626
>>89926637
The man is competent.

I think we should slow down on the rolling for a bit and focus on some of the fluff.. Like we need names for the Inquisitor, Craftworld and Titans.

And to recap our inquisitor

>Male
>Old (90-150)
>Ordo Minoris
>Nobility
>Nobility
>Moderate
>Etiamsi Fueris Turpis Hie Salvus Erit (Be saved even though you are filthy)
>None: No psionic ability exhibited.
>(in)Famous
>Outward philosophy
>Heretical pupil
>Special armour
>Herald/Relay Vessel
>Ties with Imperial Military

So what I'm thinking is that he would have been part of the Imperial Navy, so he was already used to the local guard regiment. He got the two noble titles as rewards by planetary governors, rogue traders and the like, instead of the Ministorum for his service.
He was picked up by a ordo specific to this system, responsible for investigating all the abnormalities, keeping an watch on the graveyard for any threats hidden in the space hulks and observing the Phrax xenos. It was likely due to his navy experience and fame.
Since the local hive regiment are both guard and navymen, he has many connections with the military leadership. But since the local government is a democracy, that doesn't extend to civilian side of things.
Maybe the special armour is one design to work in the vacuum of space?
One of his pupils went rogue, and he became obsessed with hunting them down and bringing them back to the Emperor's fold, in the afterlife. This became a strong part of his personality, so much so that he preaches his new philosophy to everyone.

>>89926644
He sure is.
For inquisitor, because of his MANY titles something pompous might suit him best, but I rolled up "Galen von Gar" which is much simpler. Not a fan of "Gar" but "Lord (TITLES) Galen von XXXXX" might suit him.

As for the craftworld I have no idea as my eldar lore is almost 0 so I'll leave that to others.

For the Titans, they were built to fight the Eldar, but before they could be deployed they first fought back a Heretek uprising and purged every last one of them.
>This Engine fought against the Eldar and destroyed several of their own Titans, leaving a mark so deep that to this day it still sung of by the Eldar as they seek vengeance against the Legio.
They're renowned for these deeds
Atrox - Frightful / Fierce
Fidei - Faith
Atrox Fidei for one of them, and something not so gothic for the second but I can't think of anything right now.
Not a huge fan of Atrox Fidei, but it's fitting, if not traditionally Titan sounding.

>>89926799
Should we roll a 1d60 to see his actual age between 90-150? It doesn't really matter but hey
>He was picked up by a ordo specific to this system
Vei does have a
>Inquisiton(24): Major. A powerful and influential force throughout the planet.
presence in the system
so it's possible. I'm not too good with names, if someone else wants to suggest an Ordo name. Especially with all the weird space-fuckery going on nearby, it would make sense to have our guy checking things out with the local xenos doing xenos things.
His ship is perfect for the navy background, perfect for the system he's in, and perfect for an Inquisitor of his..ideals.

Do we think he's more of a door kicker or a "I'll let my people handle it" kind of guy?

>>89927038
The name of the ordo could be something like Ordo Vei, simple and to the point

OP better turn this into a traveller UWP

>>89926584
Wait a minute. That makes them space marines, lowercase.

>>89926799
>Maybe the special armour is one design to work in the vacuum of space?
Lines up with some of the earlier ideas about the navy using the guard to breach and clear ships.

>>89927576
Not original OP, but OP of this thread. Got a template? I know jack about Traveller, which is something I should fix.

>>89927083
>>89927038
I’d say make him Ordo Redactus. His job is simply censoring Imperial history. Since is Vei is relatively untouched by the Imperium, he’s making sure they don’t learn anything that they shouldn’t know.

>>89930190
I like the humor of the censor being the broad-minded, lateral thinking Inquisitor.

>>89927038
I assume he’ll get the more subtle work done. When heresy’s a foot that’s when he’ll drop the Hammer of the Emperor, let the Vei Voidsmen purge it clean.
>>89928223
I assumed it’d be Terminator armor. That way he can just teleport where ever he needed to go from his ship.

bump

>>89931527
Let's roll up the government of Vei. It's a democracy, but who is first among equals?
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Noble_House_Creation_Tables need a d100 for house type

>>89924168
Why censor the check number on the date?

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>89931612

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>89931612
Last roll of the night, lets see if Vei keeps it's standard of ridiculousness, hope this is still up come morning

>>89931771
Just your run of the mill rich dudes.

>>89931778
Imperial or Knight, what's the consensus, anons?

>>89931875
Imperial, we already have a knight house.
We can use the 75 for the next 1d100 thatvappears

>>89931918
No wait, we have titans, not knights.
Got them mixed up

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>89931918

>>89932023
Saving this roll for later
Next up we need a 1d8

Rolled 2 (1d8)

>>89932268

>>89932295
Amazing - Your noble house is greatly trusted by the Imperium, and the government knows your house will have their back.
So that's how they keep the Imperium at arm's length. They keep their heads down and pay their tithes in full, on the first of the month, nothing to see here.

>>89932355
House Army Type (d6)

>>89932295
>2 Amazing - Your noble house is greatly trusted by the Imperium, and the government knows your house will have their back.

Should we skip the Planet Status? The whole reason we are rolling this is because they are the local noble house, so only the 1-2 results makes sense, and 5-6 would mean that the hive planet has been destroyed

Foundation date we can either use this roll >>89931778 to get
>71-80 Age of Waning/Time of Ending - A rather recent noble house that has found itself rising through the ranks of the Imperium of Man, this is one of the newer houses within the Imperium. It may only consist of a nuclear family or already be a few centuries old, but whether this family will retain it's grasp on power is yet to be seen.

>>89932023 to get
>01 Ancient Origins - A most ancient and venerable house, this noble family can trace it's origins to pre-Imperium nobility from the Dark Age of Technology or even before, going far back to the Age of Terra. Whether made up or not, the fact that their house predates the Imperium means that this family is proud of it's origins, and may hold considerable power within the Imperium. Don't mention to them that most the Imperium is probably descended from their legendary progenitor though.

or roll again for a new one

>>89932384
I like the start up.

>>89932402
They're not the most powerful institution here. But they are a competing force.

>>89932402
Alright them, so 1d8 for House Temperament

Rolled 5 (1d8)

>>89932417

>>89932449
5 Ambitious - This house is full of drive, and wants MORE power, whether that be for malicious reasons, genuinely altruistic reasons, amoral power hungryness, or a cocktail of any of them.
Fits with what this anon >>89932415 said

1d4 for their inheritance system

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>89932491

>>89932500
Youngest, probably because of all the rejuvenat, to keep the house from stagnating.

>>89932500
>3 Ultimogeniture - the youngest child inherits the title.
I guess they want the leader to live as long as possible

Using this roll >>89932023 we get
>01-20 Planetary Fiefdom - Your noble house owns a planet, and collect taxes from the citizenry. Alternatively this can be a continent or hive city.
For power base, so I think they own one of the spires

Also, do we roll for family's relation to see if they are native or foreigners?

There's also nature of rule, do we automatically pick Democratic Constitutional Rule because that's what the planet is, Oligarchical Rule because it's a hive world, or do we roll for it?

We obviously skip the kind of planet since it's a Hive world

And then we have House strength

Roll a 1d10 whether we skip it or not, those three use the same dice

>>89932584
I’d say democratic constitutional because that’s we rolled for the planet

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>89932584

>>89932680
>>89932788
Alright, so we have two potential results.
If we use it for House's Relation, then we have
>06-10 Noble Grant - This world was either a frontier world that was granted to the house, or was discovered by them. May be automatically taken if your noble family is a rogue trader house.

But if we use it for House Strength then we have
>10 Fallen House - This family has fallen from grace and now sits at a lower tier than they once did. Roll to see what they were before or at their peak, and where they are now. Alternatively, you can make them impoverished nobles, barely doing any better than the common folk. This means that a lot of what you rolled for is in the past tense.

And we will need another 1d10

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>89933121

>>89933180
>1 Micro - This is a tiny house, at least owning a city sized fiefdom. Anything below that is barely worth mention.
So either this is their strength, or it was before they fell.

Maybe they lost the last elections.

We now need 3 1d10s for the house resources.

Rolled 10 (1d10)

>>89933482
I’ll roll for one of them

Rolled 2 (1d10)

>>89933482
I'll roll for the second

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>89933658
>>89933718
I'll roll for the last one then.

So far we have
10 Xenos - Maybe they are close friends with an Eldar craftworld, an Exodite World, a Tau world, or some other xenos race. Depending on if they are sanctioned xenos or not, this may be a secret. Can automatically be taken with traitor.

2 Administratum - This house may be an Administratum dynasty or have many members working in high positions in the Administratum. Either way, this house has the immense resources of the Administratum to work with.

These guys are definitely involved with the Phrax ship trade

Rolled 1 (1d10)

>>89933948
Wrong dice

>>89933956
>1 Space Marine Chapter - This noble house has connections with a chapter of the Adeptus Astartes. They may send some of their sons over as applicants or as chapter serfs, or just have worked with them many times in the past, but regardless, they are a house well acquainted with this chapter.

Are going to have to roll a chapter as well?

Anyway, I'm going to reuse the wrong roll here >>89933948 as Armed Forces

>21-50 House Troops - A body of professional soldiers, loyal to the House. How well armed they are depends on the status of the house.
Given that our house size was micro, and we fell, our house troops probably are just a couple of bodyguards.

Now we need 4 1d100 for the Areas of Interest

Rolled 62 (1d100)

>>89933986
>>89933948
I love how this is all tying in together (finally)
Guess we'll do 4 separate rolls, keep it fair for people

Rolled 66 (1d100)

>>89933986
I think for Marines and Knights if we do end up rolling them up they should be in a different system but same subsector
>>89933986
Rolling

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>89934070
>>89934100
60-64 Espionage -
They rolled it twice, do we re-roll?

Also rolling for one because it seems there's only three anons in the thread (including me)

>>89934123
I would say keep it. Just means they have a lot of spies

Rolled 14, 25 = 39 (2d100)

>>89934123
SUPER espionage! I'll reroll one of those espionage rolls, and I guess another for the areas of interest

>>89934169
>>89934123
or just keep my 2 from
>>89934172
and go with SUPER espionage like the above anon suggested, could be interesting

>>89934123
>25-29 Sciences - Maybe your house enjoys studying the structure and nature of the universe. Such a house can produce a great many scientists, and their topics could help expand the scope of human knowledge.
>>89934123
>10-14 Sports - Does your house enjoy the sports? Maybe it's something relatively common, like scrumball pitch. It could be more "exotic" and expensive things, like horseback riding. Some such sports could even be helpful in warfare, especially if the sport is something like lasgun shooting, vehicle driving, or even piloting aircraft.

Now Science is doubled up, kek

I guess we could make it so their interests are on science and espionage, so they want to reverse engineer the alien ships.

>>89934195
That works for me, those crafty Pharx have hid their secrets behind the anomaly veil for too long.

Thinking about it, the alien ships are already reverse engineered from scraps of the graveyard, likely from the golden age of technology.

So maybe they want to reverse-reverse-engineer the Phrax tech that allows them to navigate the spatial anomalies, and claim it's a STC.

Their last leader died, and since a child can't run for office in the local spire, which was their power base, their house has been slowly losing influence. They are putting all of their effort on this plan, using the ties they still have to try and become the most relevant player in the system.

>>89934236
They're interested in reverse enginering the Pharx and Eldar Corsairs/Rangers are happy to sell it to them in return for trying to give the other mon'keigh the loop around for the Craftworld

The house is
>greatly trusted by the Imperium, and the government knows your house will have their back.
they're also
>A rather recent noble house that has found itself rising through the ranks of the Imperium of Man, this is one of the newer houses within the Imperium
Did we pick between
>>89932965
these two rolls?
They're also buddy buddy with some type of xeno with the
>Adminstratum (18): Notable. A powerful force in its own area of the planet
from the last thread
And an (as yet unchosen/rolled) space marine chapter
They have a small (probably not very well equipped) contingent of soldiers to guard their Spire.
They're also now a minor house due to (reason?)
Maybe because they would always do sneaky shit, now they NEED to do the sneaky shit from
>>89934236
to try and start winning elections and climb that ladder.
Trying to get a handle of these guys is difficult, but that's the basics
Do we think they have an actual end goal or are they just scrambling to try and regain any power?

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I'm realizing we never decided where Vei's system is. Should we roll a d5 for it's segmentum or just pick one?

>>89934438
I personally chose the roll to be for House Strength, with them being Fallen from being Micro, and getting their origin as Terran/Native as default.
This is why I went with this story >>89934236 of their last leader dying, and since they have Ultimogeniture, being Democratic and having their power base be Fiefdom, mean that the child can't be elected.

But if we go for them being Noble Grants, then they are probably immigrants who very recently arrived, with the their size being Micro.

>>89934497
I'll vote for it being on the Ultima Segmentum, near the Ghoul Stars and Exodite Worlds.

>>89934529
Actually, not even near. They are on the area of the Ghoul Stars, the system just fits too much.

>>89934529
>>89934538
So would that make the House’s marine ally Death Spectres ?

>>89934575
It would make sense for them to have contacts with the nobility of one of the few living world in the system.

>>89934497
I think I'm more pro roll for it and exclude Solar but >>89934529 >>89934538 makes sense.

>>89934236
>reverse-reverse-engineer
Only in Vei

>>89934438
Do we have a name for the house?

>>89934811
Not yet, feel free to suggest
>>89934529
>>89934538
I'll add a vote in to the Ultima Segmentum

>>89934811
>House Grauss
>House Sven
>House Bjorg
>House Solan

>>89934922
I like Solan

Let's roll up that last planet in the system.
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Planet_generator need a d100 to kick us off.

Rolled 50 (1d100)

>>89936077

>>89936308
Feudal World: Sword-and-Psykery worlds whose development peaked in the late medieval/early renaissance age, but stalled at gunpowder, castles, thatched roofing, and courtly intrigues, though it may be improving on its own. These worlds generally keep to themselves, unless something has gone seriously wrong. If there is any Imperial presence here it will typically be limited to an Ecclesiarchial mission or an Imperial Knight house.

>>89936478
5+1d10 for tech level

Rolled 9 (1d10)

>>89936499

>>89936504
Bronze/Iron Age: The people have started to learn how to shape and work bronze, and later iron to make more effective tools and weapons. They are also living in more substantial and sturdy buildings. Hunting and gathering is still common, though small farms may be seen dotted about.

Interesting. Wonder what religions get influenced by all the freaky sky phenomenon.

>>89936538
Administratum, Telepathica, Munitorum, and Inquisitors all get 1d5. Could be a minor outpost for any and all of them.

>>89936550
Sorry, ministorum not munitorum

Rolled 3, 2, 3, 2 = 10 (4d5)

>>89936550

>>89936920
No presence for any. This is a backwater. Must be hard to get to, even for Vei.

>>89937384
Size of plamet. Need a d100

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>89937394

>>89938101
Circumference roll

Rolled 8, 5, 9, 8, 7, 10, 5, 8, 2, 9 = 71 (10d10)

>>89938676

Rolled 4, 9, 7, 3, 3, 8, 3, 9, 6, 3 = 55 (10d10)

>>89938680
Average so 10d10 in (thousands of km.)

>>89940201
Terra is at 40k (Ha, I wonder if that's not a coincidence). 55k makes it larger than earth. It's even larger than Uranus.

>>89940254
Axial tilt at d100. If it gets weird with the diameter and tilt, that could explain why tech has stagnated at feudal.

>>89940254
Pulled this from Wikipedia, since the mass makes this a "Super-Earth"

According to one hypothesis,[94] super-Earths of about two Earth masses may be conducive to life. The higher surface gravity would lead to a thicker atmosphere, increased surface erosion and hence a flatter topography. The result could be an "archipelago planet" of shallow oceans dotted with island chains ideally suited for biodiversity. A more massive planet of two Earth masses would also retain more heat within its interior from its initial formation much longer, sustaining plate tectonics (which is vital for regulating the carbon cycle and hence the climate) for longer. The thicker atmosphere and stronger magnetic field would also shield life on the surface against harmful cosmic rays.[95]

>>89940335
And since it's pulp 40K, and this is a bronze age planet, we've got a planet of John Carter from Mars over here.

>>89940353
Fitting for 40K, this is a feudal world now, but maybe it wasn't always that way.

>>89940472
Maybe during the DAoT the planet was the center point in the system, with technologies so advanced it might as well be magic for the humans of the Imperium, but perhaps the war against the Men of Iron hit them hard, and before they could reel back from that destructive war the Age of Strife hit and was the final nail in the coffin as the planet ran out of resources, and people began to fight for the scraps that were left, not unlike how it was on Terra until they literally bombed themselves back to the stone age.

>>89940946
It's a bronze age planet now since the other metals and resources have been exhausted? I like it.

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>89940284

>>89941033
Large (26-35°)

I like this new planet so far, I hope it ends up being more normal than the others

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Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>89941033
>>89941223
>>89942180
Indeed... what's left to roll for? I'd like to volunteer this for the next 1d100 roll.

>>89944299
Large means a temperature variation of ± 40°C/104°F between seasons. 48 gets us to needing a roll of 5d10 hours for length of day.

>>89944726
The summers get hot or the winters get cold. Unless we just want to split the difference but that's not as pulp as the extremes. Do we want furs and longswords or sandals and scimitars?

Rolled 3, 1, 9, 5, 3 = 21 (5d10)

>>89944726
>>89944751
It just means summer gets hot and winters get cold

I'm imaging the planet,
>>89940946
As this anon said, so it probably has a bunch of ruins, maybe still some old tech that they use but don't understand.
If there's a single leader I think they would be kitted out in old armour remains, mad max style. As it's a feudal world, sword and psykery, do we think they have a greater than usual number of psykers? I know we're not finished rolling these guys up, but we could tie them in to maybe being taken from this planet to Vei.
As Vei has
>Astra Telepathica (12): Small. Involved, but quietly and unobtrusively.
and
>Astronomica (3): None
The astra telepathica are trying to start an academy of sorts, training these.. what used to be very advanced and civilized people, into the new local adeptus astronomica?

>>89945155
Maybe there used to be a Navigator house here and they've degenerated into witchkings and seers.

>>89945061
21 hour days. 1d100 for how long a year is

Rolled 42 (1d100)

>>89945252

>>89945358
(10d10)x5 Terran days

Rolled 5, 7, 6, 9, 6, 10, 3, 4, 2, 2 = 54 (10d10)

>>89945472

>>89945506
>270 Terran Days
>308 Local Days
1d100 for its satellites

Rolled 76 (1d100)

>>89945554

>>89945730
>3d10

Rolled 5, 6, 3 = 14 (3d10)

>>89945856

>>89945993
We can assume gravity and atmosphere are livable. Need a d100 for hydrosphere.

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>89946007

>>89946823
Arid: This world is mostly dry, having large desert landmasses, infrequent rainfall, and a peppering of oases. There is also usually a substantial water table underground which can have wells dug into it. There will be some small seas and oceans.

>>89947124
Number of Terrains, d100. Let's see how many biomes we've got here.

>>89947134

Rolled 75 (1d100)

>>89947134

>>89947124
>>89947134
Isn't temperature next? If so it's
>Warm (+31°C to +50°C/88°F to 122°F): Depending on moisture, this world may either be a baked desert, a steamy jungle, or even a storm-wracked archipelago. Architecture will require plenty of cross-breeze. Tolerable until it hits the high forties but it'll still be dangerous if out of the shade too long. If unprotected, you'll last a number of minutes equal to your toughness bonus, after which you gain +1 fatigue until unconscious. Death follows in one minute.
Which would mean the weather here would range from -71°C to +90°C/0°F to 226°F. So Summers are a death sentence. But if it's for terrain then it's 4, so 4 1d100s for what they are.

>>89917880
>>89917932
A bona fide fortress world. Halfway between Cadia and Armageddon. Hard to live on, armed to the teeth.
Seriously, that's a sweltering amount of guns. Massive fleet of med/high quality navy. Medium sized med/high Titan maniple. Huge Armoured Corps. Huge standing army. Huge number of Enforcers. Massive number of Militia (likely the rest of the planet's able population at this stage).
And then you've got some small, poor/med private armies just fucking about.
>>89918995
They could be anything from ceremonial guards, more about looking snazzy then effective. They could be gangers or underhivers that just group into private armies because that's how it's done on the planet. They could be armies specific to certain bodies of the Imperium like the local Administratum's personal forces. Or they could just be unregistered or separated militia groups who want more to do their own thing, instead of joining the official militia, and are mostly self-taught mobs of good-ol-boys.

Yeah this sounds like a war-world.

>>89947756
Weird to think Armageddon is probably a nicer place to live than Vei

>>89947756
It's a Cold War-world. The phenomenon in-system discourages open conflict. The rejuvenat is just that important to the local galactic markets.

>>89947487

Rolled 31 (1d100)

>>89947487
I'll roll one of them

Rolled 1 (1d100)

>>89947487
have a roll, lets see what this planet has. Please no more volcanoes.
One of the previous rolled system features was
>>89883097
>Stellar Anamolly: Some star systems don't fall into the neat "planets orbit star, stars orbit galactic center" bucket. This is one; there's some negative space affecting the local gravity. Navigating within and through this system is easier since these wedgies are used as Navigator's landmarks. Local Warpspace is also calmer, but sudden reversion to realspace is more dangerous with a high chance of Gravity Riptide, Solar Flare (even if not near a star), or Radiation Burst.
We used part of that to explain the anomalies in the area, but the solar flares and radiation bursts could have something to do with how hot this planet has been, stripping away the atmosphere for thousands of years. I imagine the poles probably have some very pretty auroras though so they have that for them.
>>89947756
I still don't think we explained why Vei in particular has such a huge force for such a (relatively) small population of only 200m. It isn't in a good place to react to surrounding sectors, it isn't comfortable to live on and everything has to be underground, it's difficult to travel to and from, there aren't any allies on nearby worlds (except maybe this one with the weird medieval psykers).
Just what is keeping this force here? Is it a staging ground for a coming battle with the Pharx? Is it something to do with the Eldar?

>>89950758
>Just what is keeping this force here?
In true imperial fashion it could just be the slow wheels of bureaucracy that has the planet conscript, train and arm regiments that aren't being picked up

>>89941223
>>89947124
>>89947487
>Large temperature variation
>Arid
>Warm
This world seems to be a big desert
>>89944751
So you have your answer anon, the dice chose iSandals and Scimitar

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>89950758
Just one type of terrain, let's see which one

>>89951553
>This world seems to be a big desert
Savannah could also be an option instead of just a planet wide desert

>>89951614
>51-55 Flat Rock
Now we need a 1d100 for population

>>89951664
Now it's a giant, rocky plain.
I'm not a geography buff, so I can't think of an example of that in real life out of the top of my head. I guess it could be like Mars, but without mountains?

Rolled 39 (1d100)

>>89951675
Rolling

>>89951704
What if the planet were leveled/flattened during the Dark Age for some unknown reason, a reason we're only left to speculate; was it flattened to build a new grand city, was it an art project, did the men of iron flatten it? We just don't know.

>>89951803
39 with the -20 of being feudal gets us 19, so it's (10d10)x1,000.

Rolled 3, 6, 6, 7, 10, 10, 1, 2, 4, 3 = 52 (10d10)

>>89951829

>>89951916
52000 people living in this slightly larger then Earth world.
Now 1d100 for society

>>89951829
Size is huge so that’s +20 so it’d be a 0 modifier

>>89951614
wasn't it 4 1d100's for the terrain?
mine
>>89950758
this one
>>89949299
and 2 others that weren't rolled for?

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Rolled 81 (1d100)

>>89952116
dice
>>89951704
I'm thinking it's like this picture on parts of the planet where the hubs used to be, the rest is just open levelled desert like you said. Now they're partly living in ruins of old cities with some old tech they can't understand. Probably some more tribal types living in old bunkers to get away from the searing hot days and the freezing cold nights.

>>89952320
73-81 Religious (Ministorum): Live for the Emperor, Work for the Emperor, die for the Emperor. The Ecclesiarchy, the state church or the Imperium of Man, functions as the planet's government, making sure everybody, top to bottom, follows their branch's interpretation of the Imperial Creed. Or at least aren't spouting HERESY!! Likely to host an Adepta Sororitas Order Militant and multiple Orders Non-Militant.

>>89952183
>wasn't it 4 1d100's for the terrain?
No, because like this anon said >>89947487, it was temperature next, not Number of Terrains, so >>89947310 meant that it was warm

But I did miss your roll, so this one >>89949299 becomes Number of Terrains, therefore it becomes 2 types of terrain
>>89950758
This one becomes
>01-05 Grassland
>>89951614
This one stays
>51-55 Flat Rock

>>89952116
>Size is huge so that’s +20 so it’d be a 0 modifier
I thought it was average because that's what this anon said
>>89940201
>Average so 10d10 in (thousands of km.)
But looking at this roll >>89938101 that was for planet size, it was supposed to be Huge.

In that case, it's circumference would be either 213 km >>89938680 or 165 km >>89940201

And the population would be 1d10 million

Thinking about is, grasslands + flat rock + being a giant desert might make it some sort of giant steppe like central asia.
And since it's bronze/iron age, and ruled by the Ministorum, we might have some sort of caliphate/khaganate going on.

>>89952809
>Ministorumnrules despite no presensce there
So do they just send one guy every so often to descend from the Heavens to bring word of the God Emperor and he rule’s over them until he kicks the bucket

Rolled 3 (1d10)

>>89952809

>>89953047
Maybe the they rule the planet indirectly from the Hive, since they are the dominating force there.
>>89953150
Ok, so there's 3 million souls here

Now we need 2 1d12 for imports and exports

Rolled 11, 10 = 21 (2d12)

>>89953252

>>89953437
Export
>11 Workers People born or vat grown specifically to serve the Imperium. Worlds like these tend to have larger populations than most.

Import
>10 Contraband: Shit The Man doesn't want you to have. In a totalitarian, theocratic regime like the Imperium, there's a lot that can fall under this.

Very interesting.

Now we need a 12d100 for the defenses

Rolled 4, 17, 62, 21, 27, 24, 49, 78, 83, 35, 49, 7 = 456 (12d100)

>>89953475
The spice must flow

>>89953475
Actually, since it's a feudal world it would be a 5d100
>>89953490
I think we can still use this though

>>89953498
Ok, so this planet has everything that a feudal world can have
We are going to need these rolls

Enforcers: 2d10 / 2d10
Militia: 2d10 / 2d10
Standing Army: 3d10 / 2d10
Private Army/Armies: 2d10 / 2d10
Mercenary Force: 2d10 / 2d10

Rolled 7, 8, 2, 3 = 20 (4d10)

>>89953475
The export of workers, as long as nobody has a problem with it or can think of a better reason, I'm going to say is
>>89945155
Because they're being taken for this.
I'm not sure what role the Ministorum have in this as they're mainly the ones there, but
>>89953047
As this anon said maybe they just send a few priests now and then, keep them worshiping the god emperor, and when needed, a "sacrifice" of their psykers is taken for the astra telepathica, to be trained for the astronomica.
>>89953544
Rolling for enforcers