Worlds
Planets and fabled places of the 41st millennium: the throneworlds and death worlds, forge worlds and shrine worlds where the Imperium's war is fought.
- Forge World
Agripinaa
A grim forge world on the doorstep of the Eye of Terror, its foundries arming the eternal Cadian Gate against the tide of Chaos.
- Craftworld
Alaitoc
The distant Rangers' craftworld, whose exiles and shadow-clad snipers haunt the frontier fringes of the galaxy.
- Hive World
Armageddon
A blistered industrial hive world drowning in ash and war, thrice invaded and thrice defended in blood beyond all counting.
- Homeworld of the Blood Angels
Baal
A blasted crimson desert world and its two lethal moons, recruiting ground of the noble, beautiful, and doomed Blood Angels.
- Death World
Baal Secundus
An irradiated desert moon of Baal whose blasted tribes furnish the Blood Angels with recruits drawn from a poisoned, dying land.
- Fortress World
Bakka
A great fortress world and naval bastion of Segmentum Solar, home port to war-fleets that guard the approaches to holy Terra.
- Death World
Barbarus
A poison-shrouded death world of toxic peaks and overlord-sorcerers, the deadly crucible that forged the primarch Mortarion.
- Craftworld
Biel-Tan
The militant Swordwind craftworld, dreaming of restoring the lost Aeldari empire through relentless, precise wars of conquest.
- Sept World
Bor'kan
The sept of scholars and inventors, whose Earth caste laboratories forge the most advanced weaponry in the T'au Empire.
- Fortress World
Cadia
The bastion world that guarded the only stable passage out of the Eye of Terror for ten thousand years, until at last it broke.
- Destroyed World
Caliban
A knightly world of dark forests and monstrous beasts, shattered to drifting rubble by treachery at the Heresy's bitter end.
- Civilised World
Calth
A scorched arcology world of Ultramar whose people fled underground after treachery set its very star ablaze against them.
- Death World
Catachan
The deadliest of jungle death worlds, where the very plants hunt the living and only the strong survive to become soldiers.
- Ork World
Charadon
The capital of a vast and enduring Ork empire, a smog-wreathed forge of greenskin war-engines that has defied the Imperium for centuries.
- Dead World
Chemos
A dying industrial world of endless toil and failing light, raised from ruin by Fulgrim to birth the Emperor's Children.
- Feral World
Chogoris
A windswept world of endless steppe and horseborne warriors, ancestral riding-ground of the swift and cunning White Scars.
- Lost World
Colchis
An ancient temple-world of endless faith, birthplace of the Word Bearers' zealotry, damned and scoured for its heresy.
- Dark City
Commorragh
A vast, lightless city hidden in the cracks of the webway, home to the soul-thirsting Drukhari and their endless cruelties.
- Death World
Cretacia
A savage jungle death world of monstrous predators, homeworld of the Blood Angels' successor Chapter the Flesh Tearers.
- Fortress World
Cypra Mundi
The mightiest Imperial Navy bastion of the Segmentum Obscurus, a fortress-star from which void-fleets sail to hold the northern galaxy.
- Sept World
Dal'yth
A cosmopolitan trade sept where countless alien species mingle, its diplomats and merchants weaving the many threads of the Greater Good.
- Ice World
Damnos
A frozen Imperial mining world whose deep excavations woke a slumbering Necron tomb, unleashing a war of ice and unliving metal.
- Forge World
Deimos
A small, cratered moon of Mars honeycombed with ancient manufactorums, a sacred outpost of the Adeptus Mechanicus in the Sol System.
- Moon
Deliverance
A prison-moon turned fortress, freed by bloody rebellion, from whose shadows the stealthy Raven Guard are born.
- Civilised World
Dimmamar
A civilised shrine world once renowned as a seat of learning, later scoured by the Blood God's hordes in a great daemonic incursion.
- Civilised World
Dulan
A contested world of the Damocles Gulf, seized by the expanding Tau Empire and fought over in the Imperium's great crusade against them.
- Civilised World
Espandor
A frontier world of Ultramar guarding the realm's borders, its wild marches a first line against the terrors of the outer dark.
- Death World
Fenris
A savage ice world of fire and sea whose murderous seasons alone kill the weak, breeding the fierce warriors who become Space Wolves.
- Shrine World
Gathalamor
A great shrine world of towering cathedrals and pilgrim-choked cities, sanctified by the Emperor's own presence in ages long past.
- Forge World
Graia
A strategically vital forge world whose orbital manufactorums arm the Imperium's crusades and whose defence has become legend among the faithful.
- Knight World
Honourum
A proud Knight world of feudal houses and towering war-machines, whose noble bloodlines send their armoured champions to the Emperor's wars.
- Fortress World
Hydra Cordatus
A remote fortress world whose great Citadel of Tor Christo withstood a legendary siege by the Iron Warriors of the traitor legions.
- Fortress World
Hydraphur
A fortified naval sector capital, its orbital docks and cathedral-spires anchoring Imperial power across a swathe of the western stars.
- Garden World
Iax
The fabled Garden World of Ultramar, an agri-paradise of orchards and vineyards whose beauty has drawn ruin more than once.
- Fortress World
Inwit
A frozen death-world of endless glaciers and buried city-hives, the ancestral homeworld of Rogal Dorn and the Imperial Fists.
- Craftworld
Iyanden
The dying craftworld of ghosts, its silent halls defended by the wraith-hosts of its honoured dead.
- Fortress World
Kar Duniash
The fortress-capital and Naval headquarters of the Ultima Segmentum, a bastion-world coordinating the defence of the galaxy's vast eastern expanse.
- Civilised World
Konor
A vital star system of Ultramar whose worlds became the crucible of a desperate war against the tide of Chaos.
- Dead World
Krieg
A radiation-poisoned wasteland that atones for old rebellion through the endless self-sacrifice of the grim Death Korps.
- Contested World
Kronus
A varied frontier world torn apart in the Dark Crusade, its plains and cities contested by a host of rival armies.
- Forge World
Lucius
A forge world whose teleportation arrays let its Titan Legion strike anywhere, its machine-cults bound to the eldritch science of the warp-gate.
- Moon of Terra
Luna
Terra's cratered moon, cradle of gene-wrought secrets and silent sisterhoods, bound forever in orbit about the throneworld of mankind.
- Civilised World
Macragge
Jewel-capital of Ultramar and seat of the Ultramarines, a world of ordered cities and marble fortresses on the Eastern Fringe.
- Tomb World
Mandragora
The crownworld of a proud Necron dynasty, a monument-shrouded tomb realm risen once more to reclaim the galaxy its lords ruled in ages past.
- Forge World
Mars
The Red Planet and holiest of all forge worlds, where the priests of the Machine God have laboured without cease for ten thousand years.
- Daemon World
Medrengard
The iron prison-world of the Iron Warriors, a bleak fortress-planet of endless bastions ruled by the daemon primarch Perturabo.
- Death World
Medusa
A brutal, storm-lashed death world of shifting continents and iron-hard clans, unyielding crucible of the Iron Hands.
- Forge World
Metalica
A wholly industrialised forge world of endless machine-cities, whose Legio Metalica Titans march to war beneath skies black with foundry-smoke.
- Hive World
Necromunda
A polluted hive world of towering spires and lawless underhives, its teeming billions ruled by feuding noble houses and gangs.
- Death World
Nocturne
A volcanic death world of quakes and eruptions, tidally tormented by its own moon, forge-home of the master-smith Salamanders.
- Destroyed World
Nostramo
A lightless mining world ruled by terror, birthplace of the Night Haunter, destroyed by its own sons in a fit of spite.
- Subjugated World
Olympia
A mountainous world of siege-fortresses and warring city-states, brutally subjugated and finally destroyed by the sons it bred.
- Shrine World
Ophelia VII
A vast Shrine World of the Ecclesiarchy and a great convent of the Adepta Sororitas, its cities a labyrinth of cathedrals and reliquaries.
- Civilised World
Parmenio
A populous industrial world of Ultramar and a great training ground where the realm's armies muster and drill for war.
- Civilised World
Pavonis
A wealthy Imperial mining and manufacturing world riven by intrigue, rebellion and the poisonous whispers of the alien and the heretic.
- Fortress-Monastery
Phalanx
A colossal mobile star-fort, the wandering fortress-monastery of the Imperial Fists, older than the Imperium itself and armed to shatter fleets.
- Fortress World
Piscina IV
A well-defended Imperial world and Dark Angels protectorate, wracked by a sudden Ork uprising that erupted from within its own subject population.
- Ruined World
Prospero
The shining city of sorcerers, once a haven of forbidden knowledge, now a burned and broken ruin beneath a silent sky.
- Civilised World
Rynn's World
A verdant Imperial world and Chapter homeworld of the Crimson Fists, nearly annihilated when a colossal Ork WAAAGH! shattered its cities.
- Forge World
Ryza
A premier plasma-forge world of the Machine Cult, coveted for its unmatched mastery of plasma weaponry and besieged again and again across the ages.
- Sept World
Sa'cea
A densely populated fire-sept of martial tradition and rigid honour, its billions forged into disciplined cadres of the Greater Good.
- Craftworld
Saim-Hann
The Wild Host craftworld of savage riders, whose warriors charge to battle astride shrieking jetbikes and skimmers.
- Shrine World
Sanctuary 101
A remote convent world where the Adepta Sororitas first met the Necrons in battle, a garrison overwhelmed by the awakening dead.
- Penal World
Savlar
A wretched penal mining world whose convict labourers toil in poisoned depths and are sent to war as the infamous Savlar Chem-Dogs.
- Hive World
Scintilla
The teeming capital hive world of the Calixis Sector, seat of the Lord Sector and a nexus of trade, intrigue and heresy.
- Mining World
Sepheris Secundus
A frozen feudal mining world of the Calixis Sector, its endless mines worked by a downtrodden serf population beneath a cruel nobility.
- Daemon World
Sicarus
The dark cathedral-world of the Word Bearers, a blasphemous seat of Chaos worship where hymns of damnation never cease.
- Tomb World
Solemnace
A Necron tomb world transformed into a vast galleria of captured wonders, where a collector-lord hoards the plundered treasures of a hundred races.
- Daemon World
Sortiarius (the Planet of the Sorcerers)
The daemon world sanctuary of the Thousand Sons, a realm of impossible geometry where sorcery reshapes the very laws of reality.
- Civilised World
Sotha
A frontier world of Ultramar and cradle of the Scythes of the Emperor, later devoured by the great maw of Hive Fleet Kraken.
- Forge World
Stygies VIII
A secretive forge world of dubious loyalty and forbidden research, master of stealthy war-engines and keeper of xenos secrets best left buried.
- Desert World
Tallarn
A vast desert world poisoned in a single treacherous strike, later famed for its raiders and history's greatest tank battle.
- Death World
Tanith
A lost forest world consumed by Chaos, remembered only through the survivors who became the peerless scouts of the Tanith First-and-Only.
- Mining World
Taros
A scorching desert mining world on the Eastern Fringe that turned to the T'au and drew the wrath of a full Imperial war upon its sands.
- Throneworld
Terra
Cradle of humanity and beating heart of the Imperium, where the Emperor endures in eternal agony as ten thousand years of pilgrims pass beneath His walls.
- Warp Rift
The Eye of Terror
A monstrous wound where the warp drowns reality, a hell of daemon worlds and damned Legions on the Imperium's northern flank.
- Daemon World
The Plague Planet
A rotting daemon world within the Eye of Terror, festering seat of the Death Guard where pestilence is celebrated as a blessing.
- Fortress-Monastery
The Rock
The mobile fortress-monastery of the Dark Angels, a broken shard of a lost world that roams the void bearing terrible secrets.
- Forge World
Tigrus
A once-great forge world lost to Chaos, its ruined manufactorums now churning out weapons of damnation for the traitor legions.
- Fortress-Monastery
Titan
The largest moon of Saturn and the hidden fortress of the Grey Knights, a frozen bastion cloaked from the sight of all mankind.
- Dead World
Tsagualsa
A lightless dead world of ash and bone, the terror-fortress from which the Night Lords once spread fear across the stars.
- Ork World
Ullanor
The Ork empire crushed in the Great Crusade's mightiest triumph, later reborn as a greenskin stronghold beyond all reckoning.
- Craftworld
Ulthwé
The Damned Craftworld, drifting in the shadow of the Eye of Terror, its seers gambling countless lives against the doom that stalks their people.
- Ice World
Valhalla
A frozen world plunged into eternal winter by catastrophe, whose stoic ice warriors wage war in numberless, uncomplaining ranks.
- Sentinel World
Vigilus
A crucial sentinel world guarding the one stable warp-path across the Great Rift, besieged from every side at once.
- Sept World
Vior'la
A radiant sept world of the T'au whose fierce Fire caste warriors are counted the most aggressive and disciplined in the Greater Good's armies.
- Armoury World
Vraks
A grim munitions-depot world turned into a seventeen-year meat-grinder when its own garrison fell to heresy.
- Feral World
Zhur
A remote feral frontier world of savage tribes and untamed wilds, its hardy people prized as recruits for the Emperor's fighting forces.