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| − | Chemos was settled long ago as a [[mining world]] but was isolated from its neighbours by [[Warp Storm]]s during the [[Age of Strife]]. The problem was that the resources of the planet were running out. The planet was not producing enough food even for its own population. Eventually, it fell to a group of fortress factories to produce all the resources. All people had to work every hour of the day, working the vapour mines and synthesisers. Recreation, art and leasure were sacrificed for survival.{{Fn|1}} | + | Chemos was settled long ago as a [[mining world]] but was isolated from its neighbours by [[Warp Storm]]s during the [[Age of Strife]]. The problem was that the resources of the planet were running out. The planet was not producing enough food even for its own population. Eventually, it fell to a group of fortress factories to produce all the resources. All people had to work every hour of the day, working the vapour mines and synthesisers. Recreation, art and leasure were sacrificed for survival.{{Fn|1}} Because of the nebula clouds surrounding Chemos, it experienced neither day or night but was in a perpetual grey haze.{{Fn|4}} |
When [[Fulgrim]] crashed into the planet, he was taken in by one of the planetary police. He grew quickly and within fifty years he was ruler of the planet. Fulgrim managed to get the planet going again, re-opening old mines and farms. Resources started flowing through the planet again. It continued to grow after the [[Emperor]] arrived and re-opened trade in the sector.{{Fn|1}} | When [[Fulgrim]] crashed into the planet, he was taken in by one of the planetary police. He grew quickly and within fifty years he was ruler of the planet. Fulgrim managed to get the planet going again, re-opening old mines and farms. Resources started flowing through the planet again. It continued to grow after the [[Emperor]] arrived and re-opened trade in the sector.{{Fn|1}} | ||
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*{{Endn|3}}: [[Fabius Bile: Primogenitor (Novel)]] by [[Josh Reynolds]], Chapter 2 | *{{Endn|3}}: [[Fabius Bile: Primogenitor (Novel)]] by [[Josh Reynolds]], Chapter 2 | ||
| + | *{{Endn|4}}: [[Fulgrim (Novel)]] - Chapter 12 | ||
[[Category:The Great Crusade]] | [[Category:The Great Crusade]] | ||
Revision as of 00:33, 16 August 2018
Chemos was the Homeworld of the Emperor's Children Legion. It is a bleak, unforgiving world, warmed by two small stars and surrounded by a nebula dust cloud. This puts the planet in a perpetual grey twilight.[1]
| Map | Basic Data | Planetary Image | |
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Name: | Chemos | 
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| Segmentum: | Ultima Segmentum[2b] | ||
| Sector: | Aquitane Sector[2a] | ||
| Subsector: | Unknown | ||
| System: | Chemos System | ||
| Population: | None | ||
| Affiliation: | None | ||
| Class: | Destroyed, former Mining World | ||
| Tithe Grade: | None | ||
History
Chemos was settled long ago as a mining world but was isolated from its neighbours by Warp Storms during the Age of Strife. The problem was that the resources of the planet were running out. The planet was not producing enough food even for its own population. Eventually, it fell to a group of fortress factories to produce all the resources. All people had to work every hour of the day, working the vapour mines and synthesisers. Recreation, art and leasure were sacrificed for survival.[1] Because of the nebula clouds surrounding Chemos, it experienced neither day or night but was in a perpetual grey haze.[4]
When Fulgrim crashed into the planet, he was taken in by one of the planetary police. He grew quickly and within fifty years he was ruler of the planet. Fulgrim managed to get the planet going again, re-opening old mines and farms. Resources started flowing through the planet again. It continued to grow after the Emperor arrived and re-opened trade in the sector.[1]
The Fortress Monastery of the Emperor's Children was located at the centre of Callax, one of the major cities on Chemos. After the Horus Heresy, it was bombed from orbit by Imperial forces and then quarantined by the Inquisition.[1] The holy scripture the Chemosian Cantos was written during the final hours of the planet, and is still revered by human slaves of the Emperor's Children.[3]
Related Articles
Sources
- 1: Index Astartes I - Emperor's Children
- 2: The Horus Heresy Book One - Betrayal
- 3: Fabius Bile: Primogenitor (Novel) by Josh Reynolds, Chapter 2
- 4: Fulgrim (Novel) - Chapter 12
