Difference between revisions of "Donorian Sector"
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*{{Endn|1}}: [[Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan]], Chapter 1: The Coming of Eldar Souls - Addenda Inquisitoria | *{{Endn|1}}: [[Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan]], Chapter 1: The Coming of Eldar Souls - Addenda Inquisitoria | ||
+ | *{{Endn|2}}: [[White Dwarf 259 (UK)]], pg. 83 | ||
[[Category:Celestial Object Classification]] | [[Category:Celestial Object Classification]] | ||
[[Category:Galactic Sectors]] | [[Category:Galactic Sectors]] | ||
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Revision as of 15:02, 14 March 2018
The Donorian Sector is a Sector of Imperium space, that contains a dense convergence of Webway tunnels. These tunnels were later breached during the Thirteenth Black Crusade, when the Inchoate Rage Warp Storm appeared; which caused hordes of Donorian Fiends to emerge from the Webway and rampage across Donoria Prime. Six Astra Militarum Regiments, from Tradian Minoris, were dispatched to the world, to destroy the Xenos creatures and close the breached Webway tunnels, but it was later discovered that both the Regiments and the world's entire population had disappeared. Worse still, the Imperium later received reports that the worlds of Donoria Tertius and Septimus had suffered the same fate. The only clue as to who was behind the abductions, was a card of a steel serpet that was stabbed into the head of Donoria Prime's Planetary Governor.[1]
Known Worlds
- Assumptus V[2]
- Donoria Prime[1]
- Donoria Tertius[1]
- Septimus[1]
- Tradian Minoris - Serves as a training site for Astra Militarum Regiments.[1]
Related articles
Source
- 1: Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan, Chapter 1: The Coming of Eldar Souls - Addenda Inquisitoria
- 2: White Dwarf 259 (UK), pg. 83