Class (planet)
From Lexicanum
A planet is classed by the Imperium according to its purpose, type of civilization, culture and technological level. Class is not dependent on the world's natural environment except in extreme cases like death worlds and dead worlds. So, a world entirely covered in jungle or desert is still a feral world, civilized world, death world, etc.
There are several classes of planet. The broadest class of Imperial world is Civilized World.
Alpha - Agri-World
Gamma - Civilised World
Delta - Dead World
Delta Tau - Death World
Eta - Hive World
Mu - Feudal World
Rho - Research Station
Phi - Forge World
Phi Lambda - Feral World
Some areas of the galaxy have many worlds of a similar state. An example of this are the Ghost Stars including Gorkamorka (Angelis). They mostly tend to have dead planets orbiting old stars, far from the galactic core. Worlds near the galactic core are almost invariably dead or barren.
Sources
| Worlds of the Galaxy | |
| Imperium | Adeptus Astartes Homeworld • Agri World • Cardinal World • Civilised World • Dead World • Death World • Desert World • Feral World • Feudal World • Forge World • Hive World • Ice World • Industrial World • Jungle World • Mining World • Ocean World • Paradise World • Penal World • Research Station • Shrine World |
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| Xeno | Xenos World • Daemon World • Exodite World • Tomb World • Maiden World • Crone World • Ork World • Tau Empire • Craftworld |
