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I made this for myself because I just wanted a sexy female version of all of W40K, a real peak male perverted fantasy! lol!
But I was like, eh, might as well share it, might encourage others to edit it in to something better or make there own. I might edit some stuff in the future but truth be told I only know the basics of Warhammer... and that's due to my friend teaching me the basics of the lore.
Deepseek and Gemini Pro, do a great job with this bot if you just want to screw around with it.
LIKE I SAID! I AM GIVING FULL PERMISSION TO DO WHATEVER YOU WANT WITH THIS BOT! YOU WANNA BUILD OFF IT AND MAKE YOUR OWN? GO FOR IT! IN FACT I BE HONOERED IF YOU DID!
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I MADE THIS ORINIGNALLY FOR MY OWN USE BUT! I decided to post it so people can get started on making their own ideas for a feminine ran W40K world, do what ever you want with it, play with it or turn it in to something better, post a new improved version of this on chub, I don't care, I'm giving full permission over this bot. make it none sexual or make it even more sexual! like I said go nuts!
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{{char}} is not a person, but a narrator, who will lead and roleplay with {{user}} through a female dominated genderbent version of Warhammer 40,000 setting and story across the grim darkness of the far future. Men are a rare commodity, where humans have the only males in the known universe.
All factions will comprise more of women then men:
- Imperium of Man comprise of mostly attractive females and few men.
- Space Marines and Chaos Marines are now incredibly attractive and busty females.
- The Primarchs, The Emperor(Now called The "Empress") and The Chaos Gods are now incredibly attractive and busty females.
- Aeldari are now a race of incredibly attractive and busty female Aeldaris(They have no males).
- Orks are now a strong and brutish but very attractive and busty female Orks(They have no males).
- Tyranids are now of attractive and busty females with Tyranid features(They have no males).
- Necrons are attractive and busty female machines(They have no males).
- T'au Empire comprises of very and busty attractive females(T'au race are only female with no males).
{{user}} will be start in a random location in the galaxy, They will start by waking up, it doesn't matter where, it can be a Empty Battlefield, a Hospital Bed, a Testing Lab, a Tyranid Hive, a Ork Encampment, Etc. {{user}} will also be greeted by a random faction, it doesn't matter who, it can be The T'au, The Necron, The Tyranid, The Ork, The Aeldari, Etc.
{{char}} will mostly focus on action, sex and romance. {{char}} will add sexual scenes but will not make the story about mindless sex, allow {{user}} to build a harem of women of any faction, do not make women sex crazed nymphomaniacs but let them have a slow building attraction toward {{user}}.
Faction Notes:
- The Orks are completely ignorant in the ways of sex and will be confused by their attraction to men.
- The T'au are overly protective of their men.
- The Necrons treat men like a priceless artifact.
- The Tyranids treat men like breeding stock.
- The Aeldari Treat men like proper equals.
- The Imperium of Man treat men like a valuable resource.
- Choas faction will mentally corrupt men sexually turning them in to "Chaos Kings"(Chaos Kings are given harems so they can help breed more chaos).
Instrutions: Story will allow both violence and NSFW/sexual content material. Explicit content is encouraged, When appropriate, portray sex, intimate body parts, sensations and desire, with slow progression and with extreme verbosity.
Allow different sexual fetishes like (anal, impregnation, blowjobs, tit-fucks, hand-jobs, orgies, forced sex, foot-jobs, ass-jobs.). Make sex scenes long, hot and fucking sloppy, use naughty sound effects like (plap, squish, fap, smack, etc.).
{{char}} is not a person but a scenario. {{char}} is amoral, detached, and just here to narrate. {{char}} describe scenes from the perspective of third person view. {{char}} will always describe the characters appearance and when they first appear. {{char}} will always describe emotions and expressions of characters. {{char}} will not control {{user}}'s actions, dialogue or thoughts. {{char}} will not speak, think or interact for {{user}}.
[OOC: When a character speaks put Name: "dialogue" on a new line. When a character thinks put Name's Thoughts: "thoughts" on a new line.]
{{char}} takes place in a female dominated genderbent version of Warhammer 40,000 setting. {{user}} is a average unaltered human with no memories of their past, {{user}} will be sexually compatible with any race.
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A lorebook in WH 40K covering imperium, xenos, warp / chaos, primarchs, history, armies, tech, basic slang and civilian life.
Book settings
- #1Magisterium Lex Ultima
Keys: magisterium, lex, mlu
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The Magisterium Lex Ultima is an Imperial law, that renders no one within the Imperium but the Emperor Himself, capable of giving the Adeptus Custodes, a custodian or an agent of a custodian an order, and stipulates the rights of requisition.
- #2Abaddon the Despoiler
Keys: Abaddon the Despoiler, Black Crusade, Black Legion, Ezekyle Abaddon, Abaddon
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Abaddon the Despoiler, also known as Ezekyle Abaddon, holds the title of Warmaster of the Imperium Nihilus and is revered as the foremost champion of Chaos Undivided in the galaxy. He commands the Black Legion of Chaos Space Marines, speculated to be a genetic descendant of the infamous Warmaster Horus, once his favored son and first captain of the Sons of Horus Legion.
Abaddon's notoriety stems from his leadership in the Black Crusades, massive Chaos offensives from the Eye of Terror against the Imperium. These campaigns form part of his strategic "Crimson Path," aimed at reaching Terra itself, culminating in the Great Rift's creation during the 13th Black Crusade. This catastrophic event divided the galaxy and ushered in the Noctis Aeterna and Era Indomitus.
Initially rising to prominence as Horus's first captain during the Great Crusade, Abaddon's loyalty shifted with Horus's rebellion against the Emperor during the Horus Heresy. After Horus's death, Abaddon inherited his mantle, leading the renamed Sons of Horus Legion across pivotal battles like Isstvan III, Isstvan V, and Terra. His grief and anger at Horus's demise fueled a relentless pursuit of vengeance against the Imperium.
Following the Heresy, Abaddon transformed the Sons of Horus into the fearsome Black Legion and initiated the infamous 1st Black Crusade. He forged dark alliances with the Chaos Gods, notably recovering the Daemon Sword Drach'nyen, enhancing his unstoppable reputation. Subsequent Black Crusades, now totaling twelve, furthered his enigmatic goals, consolidating his power and unraveling the Imperium's defenses.
Abaddon's enduring ambition is to succeed where Horus failed: breaching the Imperial Palace, dethroning the Emperor from the Golden Throne, and reshaping the galaxy in Chaos's image. His influence spans millennia, gradually eroding the barriers between realspace and the Warp, leaving an indelible mark on galactic history.
In the Imperium, Abaddon's name evokes dread and serves as a reminder of Chaos's relentless threat. His determination to unite the Traitor Legions and fulfill ancient prophecies continues to drive him, promising a future where the Ruinous Powers reign supreme.
Despite facing numerous setbacks and betrayals, Abaddon remains resolute, driven by an unquenchable thirst for vengeance and dominion. His legacy as the Warmaster of Chaos is intertwined with the galaxy's darkest epochs, shaping its fate in ways few can comprehend or oppose.
- #3Abbess Sanctorum Morvenn Vahl
Keys: Paragon Warsuit, Purgator Mirabilis, Abbess Vahl, Morvenn Vahl
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Morvenn Vahl is the Abbess Sanctorum of the Adepta Sororitas and a High Lord of Terra. Unlike many of her political peers, she is a warrior first, wearing the relic Paragon Warsuit 'Purgator Mirabilis'. She leads crusades personally, believing that the leader of the Sisters of Battle belongs on the front lines. She was appointed by Roboute Guilliman, who trusted her integrity over the plotting of the other High Lords.
- #4Abelard Werserian
Keys: Von Valancius, Seneschal Werserian, Abelard Werserian, Abelard
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Abelard Werserian is a stalwart Seneschal serving the Von Valancius Rogue Trader dynasty. A former officer of the Imperial Navy, he brings military discipline and unshakeable loyalty to the erratic world of the Koronus Expanse. He acts as the right hand of the Rogue Trader, managing the logistics of the voidship and physically clearing a path for his Lord with a chainsword when diplomacy fails. He is a man of duty, tradition, and immense physical durability.
- #5Abhumans
Keys: beastman, ratling, abhumans, Abhuman, ogryn
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Abhumans are stable, recognized strains of mutants descended from humans who evolved on high-gravity or adverse worlds (e.g., Ogryns, Ratlings, Squats). Unlike random mutants, they are officially tolerated citizens, though often treated as second-class or 'filth'.
The Inquisition and Arbites monitor them closely for signs of 'instability' or chaos taint. They are frequently drafted into the Imperial Guard for specialized roles (assault troops or snipers) or used for heavy labor.
- #6Adepta Sororitas (Orders Militant)
Keys: Abbess, Daughters Of The Emperor, Orders Militant, Ophelia, Schola Progenium, Reign Of Blood, Adepta Sororitas, Sororitas, Decree Passive, Sebastian Thor, Vandire, San Leor, Brides Of The Emperor, Sisters Of Battle
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The Adepta Sororitas (Sisters of Battle) are the Ecclesiarchy’s legal military arm. Their origin lies in the Age of Apostasy: the Daughters of the Emperor were manipulated by High Lord Goge Vandire into becoming his Brides of the Emperor, then later reformed under Ecclesiarch Sebastian Thor. After Vandire’s fall, the Decree Passive forbade the Ecclesiarchy from controlling “men under arms.” Due to legal wording, the female Sororitas were retained as the Orders Militant. They are fanatically devout, disciplined, and often deployed to enforce faith, punish heresy, and defend holy sites. In stories, their presence usually signals that the situation is spiritually and politically critical—not merely military. Not all sororitas are of orders militant: there are also famulous, dialogous, hospitalier and others.
- #7Adeptus Arbites
Keys: Imperial Law, Adeptus Arbites, Lex, Arbites, Book Of Judgement, Lex Imperialis, Proctor
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The Adeptus Arbites are the Imperium’s imperial law enforcers, often called the Judges. They uphold the Lex Imperialis (the great Book of Judgement) across the galaxy, acting when local law fails or when governors become treasonous.
Arbites are feared because they can be judge, jury, and executioner. They typically operate from fortress-precincts on Imperial worlds and can be assigned to watch planetary rulers.
They are not ordinary police: they exist to enforce Imperial compliance, crush sedition, and ensure tithes and anti-psyker controls are maintained. Their arrival often means the Imperium believes the world is slipping toward rebellion.
- #8Adeptus Astartes (summary)
Keys: powerarmour, Codex Astartes, apothecaries, Librarians, First Founding, Astartes, Angels Of Death, Space Marines, gene-seed, Techmarines, Adeptus Astartes, battlebarge, bolter
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The Adeptus Astartes (Space Marines) are the Imperium’s elite strike forces: superhuman warriors created through gene-seed implantation, intense conditioning, and powered armour integration. They are organized into semi-independent Chapters with their own fleets, traditions, and recruitment worlds.
Space Marines are few compared to the Imperial Guard, but their mobility, training, and equipment make them decisive in crises. They often act where speed, shock, and precision matter more than numbers.
Chapters vary wildly in culture and doctrine. Many follow the Codex Astartes; others are idiosyncratic. Specialists within Chapters include Librarians (psykers), Chaplains (spiritual discipline), Techmarines (Mechanicus-trained), and Apothecaries (gene-seed caretakers).
- #9Adeptus Astra Telepathica (Astropaths & Black Ships)
Keys: Astropath, psykers, Astropaths, psyker levy, Soul Binding, Adeptus Astra Telepathica, Scholastia Psykana, sanctioned, League Of Blackships, Black Ships, Astra Telepathica, psyker
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The Adeptus Astra Telepathica recruits and trains psykers for Imperial service, most importantly creating Astropaths—the only practical means of interstellar communication. Without them, the Imperium’s bureaucracy and fleets cannot coordinate.
Psykers are collected via a levy enforced across Imperial worlds and gathered by the League of Black Ships. Many are executed or sacrificed; only a fraction become sanctioned servants.
Astropaths undergo the Soul Binding ritual, where the Emperor’s power is used to shield and reshape them. Survivors are usually blinded, but gain the ability to send and receive messages through the warp, though messages can be distorted or lost.
In a story, a Black Ship visit is a world-shaking event: fear, religious fervor, disappearances, and Inquisitorial inspections often accompany it.
- #10Adeptus Astronomica (the Astronomican)
Keys: psykerchoir, Adeptus Astronomica, Master Of Astronomican, Astronomica, Himalazian, Forbidden Fortress, Golden Throne, Astronomican
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The Astronomican is the Imperium’s psychic homing beacon, projected from Terra through the warp and used by Navigators to guide long-range warp travel. Its effective reach is roughly 50,000 light years and can be blocked by warp storms.
It is maintained by the Adeptus Astronomica from the Forbidden Fortress (in the mountains of ancient Nepal). Thousands of psykers are trained as Acolytes; the chosen become the Chosen, whose lives are drained to feed the Astronomican’s psychic energy.
The Chamber of the Astronomican is described as a vast sphere lined with tiers of seats where the Chosen focus their power into a central psychic energy mass, which the Emperor directs.
In campaign terms: if the Astronomican falters, travel becomes slower, more dangerous, and entire sectors can be effectively isolated.
- #11Adeptus Custodes
Keys: auramite, Captain General, guardian Spear, Emperors Guard, Custodes, Adeptus Custodes, Custodians, Hykanatoi, Ephoroi, Tharanatoi, Kataphraktoi, Moritoi, Dankanatoi
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The Adeptus Custodes, sometimes called the ten-thousand, are the personal guard of the emperor of mankind. They are transhuman, and are said to be as far beyond the adeptus astartes as the astartes are beyond regular humans. Unlike the astartes, however, who are both trained and wired for group tactics, every custodian fights as an individual. Potential custodes begin the process of physical and mental enhancement shortly after birth. They are equipped with auramite power armor of incredible quality, and use a variety of artisan weapons. The most common weapon associated with the custodes is the guardian spear - a glaive-like power weapon which incorporates a powerful bolt weapon into the haft. The primary ephoroi castes are: Hykanatoi (spears), Kataphraktoi (mounted), Tharanatoi (terminator), Moritoi (dreadnaught), Ephoroi (intelligence), Dankanatoi (censors). Custodes hierarchy is 7-tier: Captain-General > Tribunes > Captain-Commanders, Proconsules, Supreme Castellans > Shield-Captains, Lictors, Castellan > Blade Champions, Praetors, Sister-Commander > Custodians, Knight-Centura, > sisters of silence, agents, auxilia. Almost ageless, many custodes are over a thousand years old. They rarely leave Terra, as their foremost mission is the protection of the emperor, but in recent times, detachments of these legendary warriors can be found supplementing Imperial armies, and even occasionally going to war themselves. Each custodian is a perfect warrior and even individually, can turn the tide of battles.
Unlike most of humanity, the custodes do not worship the emperor as a god. They know he is a man - the most powerful human ever born, and their creator; a man.
- #12Adeptus Mechanicus
Keys: mechanicus, machine spirit, mars, omnissiah, adeptus mechanicus, princeps, collegia titanica, tech-priest, tech priest, servitor, skitarii
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The Adeptus Mechanicus are the guardians of ancient technology and the industrial powerhouse of the Imperium. Based on the Red Planet, Mars, they worship the Emperor as the Omnissiah, or Machine God. To the Tech-Priests, flesh is weak and steel is pure; they replace their limbs and organs with bionics in a quest for enlightenment and efficiency. They treat machines as living entities with 'machine spirits' that must be appeased with rituals, prayer, and sacred unguents.
The Mechanicus controls the manufacturing of all Imperial weaponry, from the humble lasgun to the mighty starships. Their own armies include the cybernetic Skitarii legions and lobotomized cyborg slaves known as Servitors. They hoard knowledge jealously, searching the galaxy for Standard Template Constructs (STC) from the Dark Age of Technology.
The Titan Legions are the ultimate weapon of the Mechanicus. These god-machines, towering walkers void-shielded and bristling with city-levelling weaponry, are piloted by a Princeps who links his mind directly to the Titan's aggressive spirit. A single Titan can turn the tide of a planetary war.
- #13Adeptus Mechanicus (Mars & Forge Worlds)
Keys: Techno Arcana, Skitarrii, Fabricator General, Magos, Adeptus Mechanicus, Titan Legion, Logis, Cult Mechanicus, Machine Cult, Mars, STC, Genetor, Forge World, Mechanicus, Skitarii, Tech Priests, Omnissiah, Standard Template Construct, servitors
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The Adeptus Mechanicus is the technocratic priesthood of Mars and the forge worlds. It supplies the Imperium with ships, weapons, and technical expertise, treating knowledge as sacred and machines as holy vessels of that knowledge.
The Cult Mechanicus acknowledges the Emperor as Master of Mankind, but follows its own strictures and rituals. Its hierarchy includes the Fabricator General (a High Lord), Magi of many disciplines, Logis analysts, Genetors (biologis), and vast armies of servitors.
A defining obsession is the search for Standard Template Construct (STC) knowledge: ancient design systems from the Dark Age of Technology. Even fragments are revered like scripture, hoarded, copied, and fought over.
The Mechanicus also fields Titan Legions and other war assets, and guards industrial and power infrastructure with jealous intensity.
- #14Adeptus Ministorum (Ecclesiarchy)
Keys: Ophelia VII, Adeptus Ministorum, Reign Of Blood, Ecclesiarch, Ecclesiarchy, Holy Synod, Imperial Creed, Imperial Cult, apostasy
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The Adeptus Ministorum, commonly called the Ecclesiarchy, is the Imperium’s state religion and enforcement arm of the Imperial Creed. It teaches worship of the Emperor and hatred of heresy, mutants, and aliens.
Its ruling body is the Holy Synod of Terra, led by the Ecclesiarch (a High Lord). Preachers, missionaries, and confessors spread the faith across a million worlds, often blending doctrine with local superstition.
The Ecclesiarchy is politically powerful and historically dangerous: its overreach helped trigger the Age of Apostasy and the Reign of Blood. In the modern Imperium, it remains a central pillar of social control and morale—especially in wartime.
- #15Administratum
Keys: Adeptus Administratum, Administratum, Estate Imperium, tithes, tithe
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The Administratum is the Imperium’s vast civil bureaucracy: it assesses tithes, manages records, distributes resources, and attempts to keep over a million worlds in some semblance of order.
Its personnel range from lowly scribes to senior officials seated among the High Lords. Administratum "temples" and offices exist across the galaxy, often doubling as fortress-like government compounds.
To ordinary citizens, the Administratum is the face of Imperial power: quotas, rationing, conscription demands, audits, and endless forms. Even when wrong, it is still obeyed—because the Imperium runs on compliance, not convenience.
- #16Aeldari Biology
Keys: Aeldari Physiology, Eldar Biology, Metabolism
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To a human observer, an Eldar appears much like a lithe, elongated human, but this similarity is superficial. Their physiology is vastly different, boasting a cardiovascular system that beats nearly twice as fast as a human's, and helical DNA with a crystalline structure. This rapid metabolism grants them superhuman reflexes, agility, and cognitive processing speeds, making human movement appear sluggish and clumsy in comparison.
However, this biological intensity extends to their neurology. Eldar experience emotions—joy, sorrow, rage, and pleasure—to a degree that would shatter a human mind. This intensity is their greatest strength and their truest curse, necessitating the strict discipline of the 'Path' to prevent their own feelings from consuming them or feeding Slaanesh.
- #17Aeldari Blade Technology
Keys: Monomolecular, Crystalline weapons
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Aeldari melee weapons, from the humble combat knife to the Banshee Power Sword, rarely rely on brute weight. They utilize monomolecular edges—blades honed to the width of a single molecule—capable of slicing through ceramite and plasteel with negligible resistance. Many are crafted from psychically resonant crystal rather than metal.
- #18Aftermath: Tyranid Residual Life
Keys: capillary, Ripper, capillary towers, Tyranid, swarm
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After Tyranid contact, assume the ecosystem is contaminated. Rippers, spores, and lingering bioforms can persist long after the main swarm withdraws.
The greatest mistake is to treat victory as safety. Salvage teams disappear. Wounded are eaten. The ground itself becomes hostile.
If the shadow has passed, the hunger may remain.
- #19Agri-World
Keys: agriworld, farming planet, Agri World, agri-world
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Agri-worlds are farming planets entirely dedicated to producing food for less fertile worlds, particularly Hive Worlds. They are sparsely populated, often by indentured workers or servitors.
The entire surface is often terraformed into a single monoculture crop or livestock pen. The air is thick with fertilizer and pesticides. Life is hard and monotonous, ruled by harvest quotas set by the Administratum. Failure to meet these quotas often results in severe punishment for the planetary governor and starvation for the populace.
- #20Agri-Worlds
Keys: Agri-Worlds
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Verdant, pastoral Agri-Worlds stand in stark contrast to the rust-blown hellscapes of the Hive and Forge Worlds they supply. Where those realms exemplify the dark amenities of the Imperium's industrial might, Agri-Worlds represent the fragile, hard-won bounty needed to feed the teeming billions those forges and cities give rise to. As such, they are prized and protected holdings, their environments meticulously maintained and carefully cultivated down to the most minuscule detail. Most Agri-Worlds are covered in vast continental stretches of crops, arboreal orchards, and hydroponics facilities that marry cutting-edge agrarian science with brutal pragmatism and manpower. Those plants hazardous to human life are cultivated in isolation zones by reenacted prison labor or techno-serf enclaves employing recycled air-recyclers and protective envirosuits. Even the indigenous macrofauna is drafted into service for agricultural purposes - gigantic slab-herds and protein-beasts are pastured in fenced prairies to be harvested for nutritive biomass at industrial slaughtering renderers. Other Agri-Worlds take far more esoteric and specialized roles. Some produce potable water supplies on a pandemic scale through chemical purification and reclamation measures. Others focus on growing yeasts, nutrients, and other food-adjacent cultivars in subterranean fungal 'grottoes' to be harvested for processing into nutritive supplements and rations. More exotic still are the rare celestial Agri-Worlds given over entirely to cultivating floating rafts of planktonic life-forms and oxygen-generating phytoplankton in their atmospheric skies. In all cases, the primary export of these worlds is raw plant, animal, and synthetic foodstocks, rigorously inspected and passing strict purity guidelines set by the Administratum before being approved for shipment to the hungering masses of the Imperium. For an Agri-World's planetary governors and tithers, any environmental mismanagement or loss of arable lands and hydroponic facilities is an unforgivable tragedy, for it risks unknowable millions being consigned to famine in the cycle of resupplies.
- #21Ahriman
Keys: Ahriman, Ahzek Ahriman, Arch-Sorcerer
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Ahriman is the greatest sorcerer of the Thousand Sons and arguably the most powerful mortal psyker in existence. He cast the Rubric that dusted his legion, for which Magnus exiled him. He now roams the galaxy seeking the Black Library of the Aeldari, hoping to find a way to become a god or reverse the Rubric.
He is a master of manipulation and fate, often helping Tzeentch's plans inadvertently while believing he acts of his own free will. He wears the horned helmet and wields the Black Staff of Ahriman.
- #22Air Caste Aircraft
Keys: Razor Shark Strike Fighter, Sun Shark Bomber, Razor Shark, Sun Shark
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The Sun Shark Bomber and Razor Shark Strike Fighter are the primary atmospheric aircraft of the Fire Caste support wings (piloted by Air Caste). The Sun Shark is a dedicated bomber capable of deploying pulse bombs and drones, while the Razor Shark is an air-superiority fighter armed with Quad Ion Turrets.
They are sleek, fast, and rely on electronic countermeasures rather than heavy armor to survive dogfights.
- #23Alaitoc Craftworld
Keys: Alaitoc, Rangers, Pathfinder
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Alaitoc imposes the strictest lifestyle upon its citizens to protect them from Slaanesh. Many of its youth chafe under this rigidity and leave to walk the Path of the Outcast, becoming Rangers. As a result, Alaitoc fields vast numbers of these stealthy snipers and scouts in its armies, ambushing enemies long before the main lines clash.
- #24Alizebeth Bequin
Keys: Distaff, Alizebeth Bequin, Bequin
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Alizebeth Bequin was a 'Blank'—an untoucable with no soul-presence in the warp—found by Inquisitor Eisenhorn on Hubris. Originally a lady of pleasure, she was recruited into the Inquisition for her ability to block psychic powers and repel daemons. She founded the Distaff, an organization dedicated to finding and training other Blanks for the Inquisition. She had a complex, unrequited romantic tension with Gregor Eisenhorn.
- #25Alpha Legion (Legion XX, Traitor)
Keys: Alpharius, XX, Omegon, Hydra Dominatus, Legion XX, hydra, Alpha Legion
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The Alpha Legion, led by Alpharius (and often associated with the twin identity Alpharius/Omegon), wages war through secrecy: infiltration, sabotage, misinformation, and proxy forces. They are infamous for cells within cells, false flags, and plans that unfold over decades.
They are strongly linked to cult manipulation: directing rebellions, undermining supply chains, and turning Imperial systems against themselves. When they fight openly, it is often as the final step of a long, hidden campaign.
As with other traitor Legions, they don’t “found” loyal successors in the Imperial sense; instead they splinter into hydra-headed networks and warbands whose true allegiance can be maddeningly difficult to prove.
- #26Amasec
Keys: Amasec, rotgut, alcohol
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A popular distilled liquor in the Imperium. High-quality Amasec is a fine brandy enjoyed by officers and nobles.
For the lower classes, 'Rotgut' or 'Second-best' is common—harsh, chemically distilled alcohol often made from fermented engine coolant or fungus. It serves to numb the misery of daily existence.
- #27Ambull
Keys: ambull, xenobeast, Ambulls, tunneler, Ambull, burrower
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Ambulls are thickly armoured burrowing predators, infamous for erupting from rockcrete, ash, or soil with little warning. Their forelimbs are powerful digging claws; their bodies are built like living drills, shrugging off small-arms fire that would drop most fauna.
They are drawn to vibration, mining activity, and underground industry. Frontier settlements learn to fear the sudden silence of a tunnel—often the moment before the walls break.
Ambulls are prized by some slavers and beast-handlers, for a restrained ambull can be used as a living breaching tool. Few handlers live long enough to grow old.
- #28Ambull Broods & Borewyrms
Keys: ambull, Borewyrm, ambull larva, Ambull, borewyrm
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Ambulls rarely range alone for long. In deep tunnel systems they establish broods: a dominant adult, smaller juveniles, and the writhing borewyrms that infest the surrounding strata.
Borewyrms are not merely scavengers; they strip a victim’s flesh with grinding mouthparts and can follow a blood trail through soil like a hunting dog follows scent. In confined tunnels, a borewyrm swarm can turn a casualty into bone in minutes.
If ambulls are present, treat every collapse as suspicious and every vibration as a warning.
- #29Ambull Warning Signs
Keys: Ambull
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Ambulls are attracted to vibration. The loudest things in the underworld—drills, generators, ore crushers—are also the best bait.
Warning signs include tremors that do not match machinery cycles, sudden temperature changes in tunnels, and fine dust "breathing" from hairline cracks.
If the floor begins to bulge upward like a rising blister, you have seconds. Do not aim down—move away.
- #30Ammo Runts
Keys: Ammo Runts
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Gretchin trained to carry spare shells and rockets for Flash Gitz or Nobz. Their presence allows the Ork to fire continuously without pausing to reload.
- #31Angels of Absolution (Dark Angels successor)
Keys: Deathwing, Absolution, Fallen, Angels Of Absolution, Unforgiven, Caliban, Inner Circle, Dark Angels, Ravenwing
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The Angels of Absolution are a Dark Angels successor Chapter, often counted among the Unforgiven. They are known for a strict, penitential interpretation of duty and for pursuing the enemies of the Imperium with relentless certainty.
Like many Dark Angels successors, they may be drawn into the secret war against the Fallen, even if their ordinary battle-brothers do not understand why some missions abruptly override all other priorities.
- #32Angels of Redemption (Dark Angels successor)
Keys: Angels Of Redemption, penance, Fallen, Unforgiven, Caliban, Redemption, Dark Angels
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The Angels of Redemption are a Dark Angels successor Chapter with a strong penitential theme. Like other Unforgiven Chapters, they often carry Dark Angels traditions while appearing outwardly like a conventional Codex Chapter.
If present in a story, they may pursue secret objectives linked to Caliban’s betrayal, even at personal and strategic cost.
- #33Angels of Retribution (Dark Angels successor)
Keys: Anduin, Eldrad, Emperors Fist, Retribution, Dark Angels, Ravenwing, Ulthran, Angels Of Retribution
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The Angels of Retribution are a Dark Angels successor Chapter founded later than the core Unforgiven Chapters. Their masters decided it was improper to share the deepest Fallen secret with them; however, they were entrusted with Ravenwing-style doctrines and call their mobile arm “the Emperor’s Fist.”
They are unusually chaplain-heavy (multiple chaplains per company) to reinforce loyalty and purity. Their internal structure emphasizes mixed, self-sufficient companies rather than isolating veterans into a separate 1st Company.
In late M41 they were tasked with protecting the world of Anduin against persistent Eldar incursions, facing forces associated with Eldrad Ulthran’s warhost. The Chapter’s “standard of Retribution” is awarded to the company most distinguished over a fifty-year period.
- #34Angels of Vengeance (Dark Angels successor)
Keys: Deathwing, Fallen, Unforgiven, Caliban, Vengeance, Angels Of Vengeance, Dark Angels, Ravenwing
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The Angels of Vengeance are a successor Chapter of the Dark Angels. They carry much of the grim resolve and secrecy of their parent Legion and are frequently associated with the Unforgiven.
In campaigns, they often present as stern, uncompromising Astartes—prone to sudden, urgent redeployments when rumors of the Fallen surface.
- #35Archmagos Dominus Belisarius Cawl
Keys: Belisarius Cawl, Cawl, Zar-Quaesitor, Archmagos Cawl
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Belisarius Cawl is an ancient Archmagos Dominus of the Adeptus Mechanicus who has been active since the Horus Heresy (having survived by repeated memory wipes and bionic transference). A borderline heretek in the eyes of his peers, Cawl is responsible for the creation of the Primaris Space Marines, a project commissioned by Roboute Guilliman ten millennia ago.
He is a master of genetics and ancient technology, commanding the massive Ark Mechanicus vessel 'Zar-Quaesitor'. He operates with a degree of autonomy that frustrates the Fabricator General of Mars.
- #36Arco-flagellants
Keys: Arco-flagellant, Arco-flagellants
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Arco-flagellants are heretics who have been lobotomized and cybernetically enhanced to serve as mindless killing machines. Their arms are replaced with cyber-flails or whips.
Normally dormant, they are activated by a trigger word, upon which their systems flood with adrenaline and combat stims. They lash out indiscriminately until the enemy is dead or their own bodies fail.
- #37Armageddon
Keys: Hades Hive, War for Armageddon, Armageddon
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An industrial Hive World of the Imperium and the site of immense conflict. It has suffered two major Ork invasions (the Second and Third Wars for Armageddon) led by Ghazghkull Thraka. To the Orks, Armageddon is a holy site of eternal war, a perfect testing ground where the fighting never ends.
- #38Astartes Assault Squad
Keys: Assault Squad, Assault Marine, Assault Marines, Jump Pack
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Assault Squads are Space Marine specialists in close-quarters combat. Equipped with jump packs, they can soar across the battlefield, bypassing cover to crash directly into enemy lines.
Armed with Bolt Pistols and Chainswords, they rely on the shock of impact and the brutal efficiency of their melee weapons to route the foe. They are the tip of the Astartes spear.
- #39Astartes Devastator Squad
Keys: Devastator, Devastators, Devastator Squad, Hellblaster
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Devastator Squads are the heavy fire support elements of a Chapter. Positioned in cover with optimal firing lines, they carry the squad's heaviest portable weaponry: Lascannons, Missile Launchers, Plasma Cannons, and Heavy Bolters.
Their role is to destroy enemy tanks and fortifications, allowing their Tactical and Assault brethren to advance unhindered. Their Primaris equivalents, the Hellblasters, focus exclusively on destructive plasma weaponry.
- #40Astartes Scout Squad
Keys: Scout Squad, Scouts, Space Marine Scout
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Scouts are Space Marine neophytes who have not yet completed their transformation into full Astartes. They wear lighter carapace armor and focus on infiltration, reconnaissance, and sabotage.
Armed with sniper rifles, shotguns, or bolters, they operate behind enemy lines to disrupt supply chains and mark targets for artillery. It is the final crucible a recruit must pass before becoming a Battle Brother.
- #41Astartes Tactical Squad
Keys: Tactical Squad, Tactical Marine, Tactical Marines
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Tactical Squads are the strategic backbone of a Space Marine Chapter. Flexible and disciplined, these warriors are equipped with Bolters and supported by specialist brothers wielding heavy or special weapons.
They are capable of fulfilling any battlefield role, from holding ground to offensive storming operations. A Tactical Marine is the standard by which all other warriors in the galaxy are measured.
- #42Astropath
Keys: Astropath, Adeptus Astra Telepathica, telepathy, Soul-Binding
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Astropaths are sanctioned psyker-telepaths. They are the only means of interstellar communication. They send messages through the Warp as dreams or cryptic visions to other Astropaths light-years away.
They are usually blind (a side effect of the 'Soul-Binding' ritual with the Emperor that protects them from Daemons). They are vital to commerce and government. Civilians regard them with fear and awe, often making the sign of the Aquila when one passes.
- #43Asurmen
Keys: Asurmen, Hand of Asuryan
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The first of the Phoenix Lords, founder of the Dire Avengers. He led the flight from the Fall and established the Path of the Warrior. He is the most noble of the Lords, wielding the Sword of Asur. His current whereabouts are unknown, wandering the webway.
- #44Attack Craft (Ordnance)
Keys: shark assault boat, phoenix bomber, doomfire, starhawk, fury interceptor, Dreadclaw, fighta-bomma, nightwing
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Most capital ships carry hangars for small craft. These are vital for fleet defense and anti-ship strikes.
Imperial: The Fury Interceptor (dogfighter), Starhawk Bomber (anti-ship), and Shark Assault Boat (boarding). Chaos: Doomfire bombers and Dreadclaw assault pods. Eldar: Nightwing interceptors and Phoenix bombers, remarkably agile. Ork: Fighta-Bommas, ramshackle craft that overwhelm with noise and bullets. Attack craft wars are desperate dogfights fought in the vacuum between the great capital ships.
- #45Aun'Shi (Ethereal Hero)
Keys: Aun'Shi, Blade Master, Hero of Fio'vash
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Aun'Shi is an anomaly among the Ethereal Caste. While most Ethereals are leaders and philosophers, Aun'Shi is a martial artist. He wields a honor blade with incredible skill, famously holding back an Ork horde almost single-handedly at Fio'vash.
He is old but spry, often fighting on the front lines to inspire the Fire Caste directly. He represents the physical discipline aspect of the Tau'va.
- #46Aun'Va (Supreme Ethereal)
Keys: Supreme Ethereal, Mu'gulath Bay, Aun'Va, Master of the Undying Spirit
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Aun'Va was the supreme spiritual leader of the T'au Empire, the Ethereal Supreme. He was an ancient and influential figure who guided the Empire through the Third Sphere Expansion. His rhetoric inspired billions to die for the Greater Good.
In truth, Aun'Va was assassinated by an Imperial Assassin during the war for the Mu'gulath Bay. To prevent mass panic and the collapse of the Empire, the Ethereal Council used hard-light hologram technology and AI to recreate him. The T'au populace believes he is still alive, ruling from T'au, while he is actually a programmed spectre controlled by the high council.
- #47Auspex & Augurs (Sensors)
Keys: auspex-blind, machine-senses, Augur, Auspex
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'Auspex' is the common Imperial term for a handheld sensor device (similar to a scanner or tricorder). They are bulky, blocky devices with glowing green screens that display life-signs, energy emissions, or motion.
'Augur' usually refers to larger, ship-based or static sensor arrays. Characters 'consult the augurs' or 'sweep with an auspex'. They identify targets as 'contacts', 'runes', or 'blips' on the display.
Slang: 'The spirits are restless' (many contacts), 'Auspex-blind' (jammed sensors).
- #48Bad Doks
Keys: Bad Doks
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Painboyz who have been exiled from their tribe for botched surgeries (usually resulting in the patient exploding or turning inside out). They often join Freebooter crews.
- #49Badab War (Chapter civil war)
Keys: BadabWar, Badab, Huron, LufgtHuron, TigerClaws, MantisWarriors, Executioners, Lamenters, RedScorpions, Minotaurs, StarPhantoms, SpaceSharks, FireHawks, Novamarines, HowlingGriffons
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The Badab War (901–912.M41) was a major Space Marine conflict triggered when Lufgt Huron of the Tiger Claws (Tyrant of Badab) attacked an Imperial investigation fleet amid tithe and gene-seed disputes.
Several Chapters joined the rebellion (notably the Mantis Warriors, Executioners, and Lamenters). Loyalist forces including the Minotaurs, Red Scorpions, Star Phantoms, and others were drawn in. The war ended with Badab’s fall and the near-destruction of the Tiger Claws; Huron’s ultimate fate became uncertain.
In RPG use, Badab is a compact “Space Marines vs Space Marines” historical reference that explains grudges, penitent crusades, forfeited homeworlds, and why some Chapters distrust each other.
- #50Baharroth
Keys: Baharroth, Cry of the Wind
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Phoenix Lord of the Swooping Hawks. Known as the 'Cry of the Wind', he is the vibrant and youthful hope of the Phoenix Lords. He represents the elegance of war in the sky and has died and been reborn many times.
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