Imperialis Primos

[Runesfuer]

Okay. Sorry for the delay.

Firstly. There was a massive Ork and Chaos invasion, on par with Lorn V, in the DOW: WA campaign, on the Forge World. Their ability to recruit from said forgeworld (Ignoxus) is fairly recent.

By Imperial Bastion, i meant more, the systems primarily Imperial foothold. It's is NOT a stronghold world, in fact, it's considered a feudal world, with one section highly advanced, an island, about the size of Australia, with archeotech guarding its borders. It does provide a regiment, the Tullic Primals, and the Tullic 83rd Guerrilla Regiment. (I'll do a thing for them at a later date)

[Runesfuer]

Hello?

[Bjorn Firewalker]

Okay. Sorry for the delay.

Firstly. There was a massive Ork and Chaos invasion, on par with Lorn V, in the DOW: WA campaign, on the Forge World. Their ability to recruit from said forgeworld (Ignoxus) is fairly recent.

By Imperial Bastion, i meant more, the systems primarily Imperial foothold. It's is NOT a stronghold world, in fact, it's considered a feudal world, with one section highly advanced, an island, about the size of Australia, with archeotech guarding its borders. It does provide a regiment, the Tullic Primals, and the Tullic 83rd Guerrilla Regiment. (I'll do a thing for them at a later date)

If those planetary governors feel they owe the Imperialis Primos a great debt, then it makes sense they'll allow an Astartes Chapter to recruit from their domains- AFTER the governors clear this with their own superiors (the High Lords of Terra).

 

As for the feudal world, I hope it has orbital defenses- including star forts and docks for Imperial Navy ships- otherwise, a Chaos fleet can eliminate the threat the Tullic Primals pose, by bombarding it from orbit. The 83rd Guerrilla Regiment should be renamed- the textbook definition of "guerilla" is an irregular (non-uniformed) force with decentralized leadership, the complete opposite of the Imperial Guard- may I suggest "83rd Ranger Regiment" or "83rd Raider Regiment"?

[Runesfuer]

Guerilla regiments are a thing in lore apparently.

Chaos invasion was on Ignoxus, not Tullic Prime.

I guess I'll have to do a thing for the system. After I see if I can fix my PC. Doing that now.

EDIT: unable to fix PC.

[Runesfuer]

The Tullic system is comprised of Tullius, the star, Tullic Prime, the primary Imperial world, Tullic Ultra, a tomb world, an unnamed planetoid, an asteroid belt, and Veedes, an ice deathlords which is the Homeworld and primary recruiting world of the Imperialis Primos. Also a point of promethium manufacture.

 

Is there somewhere I can get a simplified version of the layout?

[Runesfuer]

1.2 Added the Deathwatch Guardians, Relic Master, Pyre Guardians, and eternal Flame to the history section

(10/01/16)

[Arkangilos]

 

 

Okay. Sorry for the delay.

Firstly. There was a massive Ork and Chaos invasion, on par with Lorn V, in the DOW: WA campaign, on the Forge World. Their ability to recruit from said forgeworld (Ignoxus) is fairly recent.

By Imperial Bastion, i meant more, the systems primarily Imperial foothold. It's is NOT a stronghold world, in fact, it's considered a feudal world, with one section highly advanced, an island, about the size of Australia, with archeotech guarding its borders. It does provide a regiment, the Tullic Primals, and the Tullic 83rd Guerrilla Regiment. (I'll do a thing for them at a later date)

If those planetary governors feel they owe the Imperialis Primos a great debt, then it makes sense they'll allow an Astartes Chapter to recruit from their domains- AFTER the governors clear this with their own superiors (the High Lords of Terra).

 

As for the feudal world, I hope it has orbital defenses- including star forts and docks for Imperial Navy ships- otherwise, a Chaos fleet can eliminate the threat the Tullic Primals pose, by bombarding it from orbit. The 83rd Guerrilla Regiment should be renamed- the textbook definition of "guerilla" is an irregular (non-uniformed) force with decentralized leadership, the complete opposite of the Imperial Guard- may I suggest "83rd Ranger Regiment" or "83rd Raider Regiment"?

I seriously doubt they have to clear recruitment with the High Lords. It's not like space marines take enough to be noticed. Worlds have several million to several billion people and recruits are usually less than a hundred at any given time.

[Servant of Dante]

 

 

Okay. Sorry for the delay.

Firstly. There was a massive Ork and Chaos invasion, on par with Lorn V, in the DOW: WA campaign, on the Forge World. Their ability to recruit from said forgeworld (Ignoxus) is fairly recent.

By Imperial Bastion, i meant more, the systems primarily Imperial foothold. It's is NOT a stronghold world, in fact, it's considered a feudal world, with one section highly advanced, an island, about the size of Australia, with archeotech guarding its borders. It does provide a regiment, the Tullic Primals, and the Tullic 83rd Guerrilla Regiment. (I'll do a thing for them at a later date)

If those planetary governors feel they owe the Imperialis Primos a great debt, then it makes sense they'll allow an Astartes Chapter to recruit from their domains- AFTER the governors clear this with their own superiors (the High Lords of Terra).

 

As for the feudal world, I hope it has orbital defenses- including star forts and docks for Imperial Navy ships- otherwise, a Chaos fleet can eliminate the threat the Tullic Primals pose, by bombarding it from orbit. The 83rd Guerrilla Regiment should be renamed- the textbook definition of "guerilla" is an irregular (non-uniformed) force with decentralized leadership, the complete opposite of the Imperial Guard- may I suggest "83rd Ranger Regiment" or "83rd Raider Regiment"?

I seriously doubt they have to clear recruitment with the High Lords. It's not like space marines take enough to be noticed. Worlds have several million to several billion people and recruits are usually less than a hundred at any given time.

 

Yeah, I doubt that the a high lord gives a frak bout (or has the time to deal with) a backwater planet and whether it gives a few people to some Space Marine chapter. Planetary governors have basically absolute authority as long as they get their tithes paid (unless something is going very wrong). 

 

So I don't think you'd really have to go any higher than the governor himself, as he doesn't really have a boss (yes, the high lords are in charge, but that is on a macro level, they aren't going to go around managing every planet in the Imperium). In the case of a world with a particularly strong tie to the Imperial Guard, permission form the Lord Commander of the Segmentum should be plenty.

 

For a Forge World, I'm not sure. Maybe that request goes all the way to the Fabricator General, maybe it doesn't. I'm not sure how integrated the control structure of the Mechanicus is. For all I know you just need the permission of whatever Magos runs the hab blocks you're going to be raiding for recruits (not sure you're going to find many good recruits there, but still).

[Runesfuer]

1.3 Added chapter organization and brief chapter history (10/03/16)

[Runesfuer]

I'm asking for any criticism on what has been added to the OP now.

Will continue to work on other things related, like a subsector sheet, to explain all the planets and their interactions and other stuff like that.