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	Like much of the galactic void, the vast majority of the Prosperitas Sector consists of empty space and dull, lifeless rocks holding little interest to the Imperium. The sheer size of an Imperial Sector, however, means that despite this it is still home to countless billions flung across a myriad of planets, moons, asteroids, ships and space stations. These are spread out over an unimaginably large expanse, with particular worlds or regions playing host to a diversity of different activities - sanctioned or not.		Like much of the galactic void, the vast majority of the Prosperitas Sector consists of empty space and dull, lifeless rocks holding little interest to the Imperium. The sheer size of an Imperial Sector, however, means that despite this it is still home to countless billions flung across a myriad of planets, moons, asteroids, ships and space stations. These are spread out over an unimaginably large expanse, with particular worlds or regions playing host to a diversity of different activities - sanctioned or not.

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	'''The Tenebris Arm''': part of a massive Warp rift and permanent Warp Storm nearly twenty thousand light years across known as the Eye of Terror, or Ocularis Terribus, the Prosperitas Sector orbits this storm impaled upon a reaching tendril, known as the Tenebris Arm, that spears into the eponymously named Subsector Tenebris and claims it with madness.		'''The Tenebris Arm''': part of a massive Warp rift and permanent Warp Storm nearly twenty thousand light years across known as the Eye of Terror, or Ocularis Terribus, the Prosperitas Sector orbits this storm impaled upon a reaching tendril, known as the Tenebris Arm, that spears into the eponymously named Subsector Tenebris and claims it with madness.

	'''The ~~Ættin Heima~~''': ~~a collection~~ of ~~worlds within~~ the ~~edge~~ of the ~~roiling warp-storm known as~~ the ~~Eye of Terror. Once a~~ part of ~~Subsector Quartus (now Tenebris), they were conquered by tribes from~~ the ~~Eye~~. ~~Given their immersion within~~ the ~~edge~~ of the ~~storm, dealing with this threat presents a serious challenge for~~ the Imperium.		'''The Polarnus Nebula''': A vast Nebula on the very edges of the Tenebris Arm, heavily defended by the Imperial Navy and with many of its warp routes mined by the Prosperitas Crusade the Nebula forms part of the defences of Crusade Headquarters at Polarnus Station. Breached only once in living history the secrets of the Nebulas navigation are tightly controlled by the Imperium in order to protect the station at its heart.

	'''The ~~Môr Draenog~~''': ~~[blah blah description here]~~		'''The Ættin Heima''': a collection of worlds within the edge of the Tenebris Arm. Once a part of Subsector Quartus (now Tenebris), they were conquered by tribes from the Eye. Given their immersion within the edge of the storm, dealing with this threat presents a serious challenge for the Imperium.

	'''The ~~Shard Reef~~''': ~~[blah blah description here]~~		'''The Môr Draenog''': a vast region of space on the borders of Subsector Secundus and Primus that forms within a rough triangle between the planets of Kydos, Kirkcud and Carthusia. The Môr Draenog is notoriously difficult to navigate for ships and hides many secret havens of those who have learned to navigate its strange stellar geography and warp tides.

	'''22-32-Azhdahā''': [~~blah blah description here~~]		'''The Shard Reef''': vast debris field near to the Persephon System, believed to potentially originate from some planetary disaster millennia ago. For whatever reason the aftermath of that calamity has caused strange disturbances in addition to the hazards of navigating a debris field. It is a haven for pirates but even they don't dare venture to its center.

			'''22-32-Azhdahā''': The only known Black Hole in the Prosperitas Sector, 22-32-Azhdahā has maintained a stable position in the Prosperitas Sector for many years, a rare feat based on what is understood about singularities. The gravitational flux of the hole creates a tight corridor for any vessel approaching the forge of [[Naximus Prime]] or its subject world [[Anaximund]].

	'''See Also''':		'''See Also''':

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The Subsectors

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	The sector is divided into four subsectors: Primus, Secundus, Tertius and Tenebris.		The sector is divided into four subsectors: Primus, Secundus, Tertius and Tenebris.

	'''Subsector Primus''': home to the sector's capital, Duroverum, which acts as the seat of the Sector Governor, and has born the least of the brunt of Archenemy incursions into Imperial Space. [~~blah blah more info please~~]		'''Subsector Primus''': Named because of it being the first region that the Prosperitas Crusade conquered, Subsector Primus is home to the sector's capital, Duroverum, which acts as the seat of the Sector Governor, and most of the Sectors primary [[Administratum]] functions. By far the most civilized and well protected worlds in the Sector, the Subsector has born the least of the brunt of [[Archenemy]] incursions into Imperial Space, only suffering attack by the now-defeated invasion of Orks of Waagh! Gazbag! in 563.M41 which devastated the breadbasket world of [[Persephon IV]]. Largely stable save for conflicts between the Noble Houses who make their estates on its world, the Subsector contains a wide number of stable and compliant worlds.

	'''Subsector Secundus''': [~~blah blah~~]		'''Subsector Secundus''': A vast area of frontier space Subsector Secundus contains many worlds where the native [[Annwfyn]] peoples of the Prosperitas Sector are in the majority. Unlike in Subsector Primus where native populations were subject to Regency and then Imperial rule, the Annwfyn still ruled many worlds in what would be designated Secundus. The imposition of Imperial rule on the worlds of this region have made it the most prone to rebellion and unrest, and with the invasion of Regency forces in 595.M41 it is one of the most significant warzones for the Prosperitas Crusade.

	'''Subsector Tertius''': ~~[blah blah blah]~~		'''Subsector Tertius''': Home to the Cadian Corridor the worlds of Subsector Tertius are scattered and few, many of these did not have populations prior to the arrival of the Imperium, being largely hostile worlds to life taken for strategic value to protect the Cadian Corridor from piracy and raiders emerging at of Subsector Tenebris. Of the Subsectors this is the least developed region, settled by hardy settlers and the tougher Houses of the Prosperitas Nobility.

	'''Subsector Tenebris''': ~~formerly~~ known as Subsector Quartus, the subsector was ravaged by an event known as the Lash of the Eye in 304.M41. [~~blah blah blah blah~~]		'''Subsector Tenebris''': Formerly known as Subsector Quartus, the subsector was ravaged by an event known as the Lash of the Eye in 304.M41. Once the location of the homeworlds of the [[Ruwwad]] people, the expansion of the Tenebris Arm warp storm into the region utterly destroyed or corrupted the worlds in this region with many Ruwwad fleeing before the storm and becoming refugees on all but a handful of worlds on the border of the sub sector. Today the Storm is unabated, and the only Imperial presence in the subsector is the heavily defended asteroid fortress of [[Polarnus Station]] in the depths of the Polarnus Nebula.

	=== '''Regions of the Sector''' ===		=== '''Regions of the Sector''' ===

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	'''See Also''':		'''See Also''':
			* [[Worlds of the Prosperitas Sector]]
	* [[Void Hazards]]		* [[Void Hazards]]
	* [[Planetary Hazards]]		* [[Planetary Hazards]]

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	There are also a variety of space stations, battlegroups and independent vessels throughout the sector that serve as permanent homes to millions of citizens - of varying levels of loyalty to the Imperium.		There are also a variety of space stations, battlegroups and independent vessels throughout the sector that serve as permanent homes to millions of citizens - of varying levels of loyalty to the Imperium.

	~~=== '''Worlds of the Prosperitas Sector''' ===~~

	~~==== Subsector Primus ====~~

	~~'''[[Asteroid 24334-1]]''': '''Satellite Colony'''. A luxurious asteroid colony known to its residents at '''Cyprus Creek''', it is the seat of the Chartist House Globex.~~

	~~'''[[Carthusia]]''': '''Civilised World'''. A wet, humid planet with a high water table, it is a prosperous Imperial world favoured as a tourist destination by the wealthy of Subsector Primus.~~

	'''[[Castellum]]''': '''Forge World'''. Rival to Ferraeus, it is the youngest of the Forge Worlds, having only been founded in mid-M.41. Although not as industrialised as other Forges, it is better known for the ancient pre-Imperial ruins found in its snow-capped mountain regions.

	'''[[Duroverum]]''': '''Hive World'''. Designated as the Capital of the Prosperitas Sector, it is the seat of Imperial Governance. Though rule of the sector is shared with the military leadership of the Office of the Warmaster – it is Duroverum where the Sector Governor reigns.

	'''[[Ferraeus]]''': '''Forge World'''. Taken from Hereteks early in the Prosperitas Crusade, it is the victim of millennia of pollution that has made the air toxic and forced its inhabitants to live their lives in environment suits.

	~~'''[[Gaudium]]''': '''Hive World'''. Once a thriving and beautiful Shrine World, it is now an overpopulated and sprawling mass of hive cities spreading across a barren and treacherous coastline.~~

	'''[[Korimesta]]''': '''Hive World'''. One of the oldest planets in the sector, it was once a hub of trade. Now it is an idol of fallen splendour. The world’s atmosphere, polluted by industry, has forced its inhabitants into huge hive cities built around mountains.

	~~'''[[Kydos]]''': '''Agri-World'''. A small, dense world covered in phenomenally deep planetary oceans, which support a vast range of flora and fauna.~~

	'''[[Letifer Secundus]]''': '''Hive World'''. A poisonous wasteland dotted with atmo-sealed hives, it was once a refugee colony. In recent years it has become the home of the heart of the sector’s narcotics industry.

	~~'''[[Mazar-63]]''': '''Satellite Colony'''. A tunnel-honeycombed, hollow moon around a sterile planet, it is the seat of Noble House Roshan-Fikran.~~

	'''[[Merewald]]''': '''Feudal World'''. A world of few natural threats and a generally warm, equable climate suitable for cultivation. Its population is spread widely, with few towns and no cities as such: most of the inhabitants are peasants, ruled from the castles and palaces of the Noble Houses.

	~~'''[[Midsummer]]''': '''Agri-World.''' '''No description yet.'''~~

	'''[[Monacus]]''': '''Hive World'''. A rich and crowded world, serving as a popular tourist destination for the wealthy youth of Subsector Primus due to its uphive clubs catering to pleasures of all kinds.

	'''[[Nivalis]]''': '''Non-Compliant Shrine World'''. Previously a pristine world, its mountains carved with the likenesses of Heroes of the Imperium, its uncountable temples and shrines have been wrecked by the bombardment of the Archenemy against the fanatics of the now-excommunicated Cardinal-Emissarius Grulge who shelter there.

	'''[[Persephon IV]]''': '''War World'''. Having born the brunt of the savage greenskins of Waagh!! Gazbag since 531.M41, much of its original glory has been ravaged by the Orks. Its people fight an endless war in order to ensure that the greenskin menace is contained there.

	~~'''[[Strayvia]]''': '''Dead World'''. A former agri-world, it was devastated by Exterminatus virus-bombs in 577.M41, leaving the Strayvian Regiments homeless and embittered.~~

	'''[[St Sebastian’s Redoubt]]''': '''Space Station'''. Once home to a heretic order, the station was cleansed by the Ministorum and turned into a holy place of education. The gothic spires of this asteroid fortress house both a Schola Progenium and a Ministorum Seminary, but still hide many secrets.

	~~==== Subsector Secundus ====~~

	'''[[Caracas]]''': '''Feral World'''. A world where the majority of the population are nomadic tribespeople, it is covered mostly in dense forest in the equatorial and tropical regions, with tundra towards the poles. It is valued solely for its hardy human population.

	'''[[Caudica Secundus]]''': '''Dead World'''. A former hive world, it originally prospered as a profitable mining world. Its biosphere was eradicated due to Exterminatus in late 582.M41, though some of the population was evacuated as the Caudican Diaspora.

	'''[[Everholt]]''': '''Quarantined World'''. A heavily forested former agri-world known for its lumber exports, it rose up against the Imperium in 586.M41. This led to the planet's interdiction and all approaching ships are turned away by the Gothic-class ''Righteous Indignation''.

	'''[[Finisterra]]''': '''Non-Compliant World.''' A non-Imperial world beyond the boundaries of Imperial Space, it is the site of a humiliating defeat for the Imperium in 592.M41. The local human population, the 'Esa', successfully drove off an Imperial Expeditionary Force despite being technologically inferior to the Imperium, and has so far resisted conquest. It has been earmarked for future military operations.

	~~'''[[Helaerus III]]''': '''Hive World'''. A hellish, temperate death world forest covers the surface of the planet, though the population live inside several dozen hives.~~

	'''[[Henlock]]''': '''War World'''. Currently held by the forces of the Archenemy, it was formerly an Adeptus Mechanicus world, valued for its Titan training grounds and ancient Heresy-era Titan Graveyard. When Archenemy forces took the world in 538.M41, a desperate counter-attack by the Imperium led to a disaster that cost the life of the Warmaster of the Prosperitas Crusade.

	'''[[Kirkcud III]]''': '''Civilised World'''. A wild and newly-developed haven, it is heavily wooded and perfect for settlement, but dogged by rumblings of non-compliance from a stubborn local population.

	~~'''[[Lerwick]]''': '''Civilised World'''. A desolate and arctic oceanic planet, it is heavily defended from orbit. It lies at a strategically vital location on the Rimward edge of the Trade Spine.~~

	~~'''[[Macharion CDXI]]''': '''Frontier World'''. The sector’s most recent colony, it is a dry and dusty world in the early stages of Imperial colonisation that so far has shown promise.~~

	'''[[Mawson’s Wake]]''': '''Frontier World'''. At the Rimward edge of the sector, and a patchily-inhabited, struggling frontier planet with a history of revolt. Largely desertified and scarred by open-cast mining, the Wake ekes out an existence dependent on an ancient vehicle manufactorum, and pays its tithe with conscripts from among the resentful populace.

	'''[[Olethros Secunda]]''': '''Partially Non-Compliant Civilised World'''. A third generation colony world, the planet was settled with the help of a substantial grant of sacred technology from the Adeptus Mechanicus of Naximus Prime. Controversially, it still pays tithes to the Mechanicum of Naximus in recognition of this bond in lieu of Imperial taxation, and considers its duty to the Imperium to be in a distant second place.

	'''[[Shadowglow]]''': '''Death World'''. Shrouded in near-permanent darkness by a complex lunar cycle, it is a freezing, inhospitable desert world. The planet is home to a race of abhumans known as 'Raivans', whose fanatical loyalty to the Imperial Cult, combined with superior strength and speed, make the world a fertile recruiting ground for the Crusade.

	~~==== Subsector Tertius ====~~

	'''[[Agrial III]]''': '''Shrine World'''. An ancient world covered in dusty sepulchres and echoing chapels, it is a seldom-mentioned backwater planet that contains what is possibly one of the largest libraries in all of Segmentum Obscurus.

	~~'''[[Amenophis IV]]''': '''Hive World'''. An old, desert planet on the Tenebris border, with a series of industrial hive cities and some impressive ruins.~~

	~~'''[[Bachian IV]]''': '''Industrial World'''. A mining outpost with a highly toxic atmosphere, controlled by House Vilas-Lobo.~~

	'''[[Burisalis Prime]]''': '''Civilised World'''. At a comfortable distance from a stable star, it is a temperate world of gentle, sweeping plains. It is used primarily by the sector’s Imperial Guard as a training ground for armoured and artillery regiments.

	'''[[Butonia]]''': '''Feudal World'''. Conquered for its carbon-3 deposits, the majority of the planet is a feudal, low-advancement society, though it's capital and Noble Houses are reaching Imperial-levels of technology thanks to the world's mining efforts. Serf rebellions in 537.M41, under the guidance of a supposed Living Saint, have disrupted supplies.

	'''[[Kuatis]]''': '''Industrial World'''. Focused on shipbuilding, and dominated by guilds and the Imperial Navy, it is controlled as a naval fiefdom. Smog and near-constant sheeting rain obscure starlight, while tunnels run across the surface between settlements to protect those that can afford to pass through them from the miserable environment.

	'''[[Lubyanka]]''': '''Penal World'''. The surface is a frozen wasteland, peppered with valuable meteor strikes. Beneath, there is a vast network of tunnels occupied by convicts, their jailers and daredevil Noble scions competing to make their fortunes.

	'''[[Morghull]]''': '''Feral World'''. A heavily-forested world at the edge of the subsector. The natives consist of scattered bands of iron-age nomads who roam the endless forests, following herds of local herbivores. Known for their hardy physiques and physical prowess, Morghullites are dour, aggressive and brave, but also highly superstitious and mistrustful of outsiders.

	'''[[Vannin]]''': '''Death World'''. Made up of impenetrable jungle, it is part of the holdings of House Vilas-Lobo, albeit only in a technical sense: even to a house accustomed to the exploration of any world, no matter how hostile, there is little here to interest them. It presents no commercial use, nor is it interesting to scholars, and as such it is omitted from many maps of the House's holdings and they are responsible for no tithe from it.

	~~==== Subsector Tenebris ====~~

	'''[[Anaximund Alpha]]''': '''Non-Compliant Knight World'''. The only known Knight World of the sector, its sole duty is to feed the worker population of Naximus Prime. Its rulers, House Qureshi, have ridden their war engines to the defence of the Mechanicus and the Imperium on many occasions, though only ever with the blessings of its Forge World patron.

	~~'''[[Kelper Prime]]''': '''Fortress World'''. A heavily fortified Fortress World on the Tenebris border, Kelper Prime controls one of the main Warp routes into Subsector Tertius.~~

	'''[[Naximus Prime]]''': '''Non-Compliant Forge World'''. Rediscovered in 401.M41, it is not welcoming to the Imperium. Rigidly independent, its Forges accept Imperial work-orders, but do so at their own discretion. The three Temple-Moons of the planet serve as heavily-armed defences to the system.

	'''[[Polarnus Station]]''': '''Space Station'''. An orbital habitat-cum-shipyard, it is a giant asteroid hollowed into a multitude of labyrinthine tunnels. Once an ancient trade hub, it now acts as the headquarters for the front-line deployment of Crusade High Command, and is constantly bustling with the business of readying ships and soldiers for war.

	~~'''[[Vallum]]''': '''Fortress World'''. On the far Coreward-Spinward corner of the subsector, the it stands as the lonely guardian of the final approach to the area around Polarnus Station.~~

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Hal: see also

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Malselene: /* Subsector Primus */

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Subsector Primus

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	'''[[Carthusia]]''': '''Civilised World'''. A wet, humid planet with a high water table, it is a prosperous Imperial world favoured as a tourist destination by the wealthy of Subsector Primus.		'''[[Carthusia]]''': '''Civilised World'''. A wet, humid planet with a high water table, it is a prosperous Imperial world favoured as a tourist destination by the wealthy of Subsector Primus.

	'''[[Castellum]]''': '''Forge World'''. Rival to ~~Ferrareus~~, it is the youngest of the Forge Worlds, having only been founded in mid-M.41. Although not as industrialised as other Forges, it is better known for the ancient pre-Imperial ruins found in its snow-capped mountain regions.		'''[[Castellum]]''': '''Forge World'''. Rival to Ferraeus, it is the youngest of the Forge Worlds, having only been founded in mid-M.41. Although not as industrialised as other Forges, it is better known for the ancient pre-Imperial ruins found in its snow-capped mountain regions.

	'''[[Duroverum]]''': '''Hive World'''. Designated as the Capital of the Prosperitas Sector, it is the seat of Imperial Governance. Though rule of the sector is shared with the military leadership of the Office of the Warmaster – it is Duroverum where the Sector Governor reigns.		'''[[Duroverum]]''': '''Hive World'''. Designated as the Capital of the Prosperitas Sector, it is the seat of Imperial Governance. Though rule of the sector is shared with the military leadership of the Office of the Warmaster – it is Duroverum where the Sector Governor reigns.

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	'''[[Macharion CDXI]]''': '''Frontier World'''. The sector’s most recent colony, it is a dry and dusty world in the early stages of Imperial colonisation that so far has shown promise.		'''[[Macharion CDXI]]''': '''Frontier World'''. The sector’s most recent colony, it is a dry and dusty world in the early stages of Imperial colonisation that so far has shown promise.

	'''[[Mawson’s Wake]]''': '''~~Partially Non-Compliant~~ Frontier World'''. At the Rimward edge of the sector, and a patchily-inhabited, struggling frontier planet with a history of revolt. Largely desertified and scarred by open-cast mining, the Wake ekes out an existence dependent on an ancient vehicle manufactorum, and pays its tithe with conscripts from among the resentful populace.		'''[[Mawson’s Wake]]''': '''Frontier World'''. At the Rimward edge of the sector, and a patchily-inhabited, struggling frontier planet with a history of revolt. Largely desertified and scarred by open-cast mining, the Wake ekes out an existence dependent on an ancient vehicle manufactorum, and pays its tithe with conscripts from among the resentful populace.

	'''[[Olethros Secunda]]''': '''Partially Non-Compliant Civilised World'''. A third generation colony world, the planet was settled with the help of a substantial grant of sacred technology from the Adeptus Mechanicus of Naximus Prime. Controversially, it still pays tithes to the Mechanicum of Naximus in recognition of this bond in lieu of Imperial taxation, and considers its duty to the Imperium to be in a distant second place.		'''[[Olethros Secunda]]''': '''Partially Non-Compliant Civilised World'''. A third generation colony world, the planet was settled with the help of a substantial grant of sacred technology from the Adeptus Mechanicus of Naximus Prime. Controversially, it still pays tithes to the Mechanicum of Naximus in recognition of this bond in lieu of Imperial taxation, and considers its duty to the Imperium to be in a distant second place.

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	'''[[Macharion CDXI]]''': '''Frontier World'''. The sector’s most recent colony, it is a dry and dusty world in the early stages of Imperial colonisation that so far has shown promise.		'''[[Macharion CDXI]]''': '''Frontier World'''. The sector’s most recent colony, it is a dry and dusty world in the early stages of Imperial colonisation that so far has shown promise.

	'''[[Mawson’s Wake]]''': '''Frontier World'''. At the Rimward edge of the sector, and a patchily-inhabited, struggling frontier planet with a history of revolt. Largely desertified and scarred by open-cast mining, the Wake ekes out an existence dependent on an ancient vehicle manufactorum, and pays its tithe with conscripts from among the resentful populace.		'''[[Mawson’s Wake]]''': '''Partially Non-Compliant Frontier World'''. At the Rimward edge of the sector, and a patchily-inhabited, struggling frontier planet with a history of revolt. Largely desertified and scarred by open-cast mining, the Wake ekes out an existence dependent on an ancient vehicle manufactorum, and pays its tithe with conscripts from among the resentful populace.

	'''[[Olethros Secunda]]''': '''Partially Non-Compliant Civilised World'''. A third generation colony world, the planet was settled with the help of a substantial grant of sacred technology from the Adeptus Mechanicus of Naximus Prime. Controversially, it still pays tithes to the Mechanicum of Naximus in recognition of this bond in lieu of Imperial taxation, and considers its duty to the Imperium to be in a distant second place.		'''[[Olethros Secunda]]''': '''Partially Non-Compliant Civilised World'''. A third generation colony world, the planet was settled with the help of a substantial grant of sacred technology from the Adeptus Mechanicus of Naximus Prime. Controversially, it still pays tithes to the Mechanicum of Naximus in recognition of this bond in lieu of Imperial taxation, and considers its duty to the Imperium to be in a distant second place.

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	'''22-32-Azhdahā''': [blah blah description here]		'''22-32-Azhdahā''': [blah blah description here]

			'''See Also''':
			* [[Void Hazards]]
			* [[Planetary Hazards]]
			* [[Warp Hazards]]

	=== '''Trade Routes''' ===		=== '''Trade Routes''' ===

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	Like much of the galactic void, the vast majority of the Prosperitas Sector consists of empty space and dull, lifeless rocks holding little interest to the Imperium. The sheer size of an Imperial Sector, however, means that despite this it is still home to countless billions flung across a myriad of planets, moons, asteroids, ships and space stations. These are spread out over an unimaginably large expanse, with ~~particlar~~ worlds or regions playing host to a ~~dversity~~ of different activities - sanctioned or not.		Like much of the galactic void, the vast majority of the Prosperitas Sector consists of empty space and dull, lifeless rocks holding little interest to the Imperium. The sheer size of an Imperial Sector, however, means that despite this it is still home to countless billions flung across a myriad of planets, moons, asteroids, ships and space stations. These are spread out over an unimaginably large expanse, with particular worlds or regions playing host to a diversity of different activities - sanctioned or not.

	Traversing Imperial space is not a trivial task, requiring enormous amounts of time in realspace under conventional power, or the assistance of a Navigator to travel through the Warp - with all of the risks that that entails.		Traversing Imperial space is not a trivial task, requiring enormous amounts of time in realspace under conventional power, or the assistance of a Navigator to travel through the Warp - with all of the risks that that entails.
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	Aside from the subsector divisions, there are specific areas of the sector that are notable for one reason or another.		Aside from the subsector divisions, there are specific areas of the sector that are notable for one reason or another.

	'''The Rimward Marches''': a vast region of the Prosperitas Sector not yet conquered by Imperial Forces. Beyond it lies the Lightless Gulf, where there are few stars for a considerable stretch of space. The region is a haven of scum and villainy: many remnant forces of the Regency retreated here, and it is the location of many untamed worlds including the suspected homeworld of the parasitic xenos known as the ~~Thri'qun~~.		'''The Rimward Marches''': a vast region of the Prosperitas Sector not yet conquered by Imperial Forces. Beyond it lies the Lightless Gulf, where there are few stars for a considerable stretch of space. The region is a haven of scum and villainy: many remnant forces of the Regency retreated here, and it is the location of many untamed worlds including the suspected homeworld of the parasitic xenos known as the Undine.

	'''The Nemean Gulf''': along the spinward edge of the Prosperitas Sector lies a vast region of unexplored space known as the Nemean Gulf. This region stretches for lightyears of uncharted void encompassing an area wide enough to contain several sectors, before eventually at the far side meeting the trailing edge of the Piscina Sector. Encompassing a vast number of worlds, from the Red Worldz of the Orks to the Graveyard at the Rimward edge where the Shavasti nomads are often found, the Gulf remains the most untouched region of the Sector.		'''The Nemean Gulf''': along the spinward edge of the Prosperitas Sector lies a vast region of unexplored space known as the Nemean Gulf. This region stretches for lightyears of uncharted void encompassing an area wide enough to contain several sectors, before eventually at the far side meeting the trailing edge of the Piscina Sector. Encompassing a vast number of worlds, from the Red Worldz of the Orks to the Graveyard at the Rimward edge where the Shavasti nomads are often found, the Gulf remains the most untouched region of the Sector.
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	'''The Tenebris Arm''': part of a massive Warp rift and permanent Warp Storm nearly twenty thousand light years across known as the Eye of Terror, or Ocularis Terribus, the Prosperitas Sector orbits this storm impaled upon a reaching tendril, known as the Tenebris Arm, that spears into the eponymously named Subsector Tenebris and claims it with madness.		'''The Tenebris Arm''': part of a massive Warp rift and permanent Warp Storm nearly twenty thousand light years across known as the Eye of Terror, or Ocularis Terribus, the Prosperitas Sector orbits this storm impaled upon a reaching tendril, known as the Tenebris Arm, that spears into the eponymously named Subsector Tenebris and claims it with madness.

	'''The Ættin Heima''': a ~~vast~~ collection of worlds within the edge of the roiling warp-storm known as the Eye of Terror. Once a part of Subsector ~~Tertius~~, they were conquered by tribes from the Eye. Given their immersion within the edge of the storm, dealing with this threat presents a serious challenge for the Imperium.		'''The Ættin Heima''': a collection of worlds within the edge of the roiling warp-storm known as the Eye of Terror. Once a part of Subsector Quartus (now Tenebris), they were conquered by tribes from the Eye. Given their immersion within the edge of the storm, dealing with this threat presents a serious challenge for the Imperium.

	'''The Môr Draenog''': [blah blah description here]		'''The Môr Draenog''': [blah blah description here]
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	'''The Sol-Prosperitas Passage''': the route blazed by Warmaster Durovera I when she first founded the Prosperitas Sector, the Sol-Prosperitas Passage remains vital for the sector's survival. The Warp tides are treacherous, but offer an unrivalled fast passage from the Prosperitas Sector through to the upper reaches of the trade-lanes into the Segmentum Solar and Sol itself.		'''The Sol-Prosperitas Passage''': the route blazed by Warmaster Durovera I when she first founded the Prosperitas Sector, the Sol-Prosperitas Passage remains vital for the sector's survival. The Warp tides are treacherous, but offer an unrivalled fast passage from the Prosperitas Sector through to the upper reaches of the trade-lanes into the Segmentum Solar and Sol itself.

	'''The Cadian Corridor''': forged by House Majid, the Cadian Corridor is a narrow passage of calm space that runs perilously close to the edge of the Eye and is heavily ravaged by pirates and raiders. Vital to the sector's economy, the corridor allows Prosperitas to feed the hungry fortresses of the Cadian Sector.		'''The Cadian Corridor''': forged by House Majid, the Cadian Corridor is a narrow passage of calm space that runs perilously close to the edge of the Eye and is heavily ravaged by pirates and raiders. Vital to the sector's economy, the corridor allows Prosperitas to feed the hungry fortresses of the Cadian Sector. Since the Fall of House Majid and the rise of House Vilas Lobo this has largely fallen under Vilas Lobo control.

	'''The Iron Stair''': winding upwards from the galactic plane from the Forges of Castellum and Naximus Prime, the Iron Stair was once a rich trade route. With the Ork devastation of Persephon, the death of Caudica Secundus and Rebellion on Mawson's Wake, these have left the Rimward arm of this trade route quite poorly used, and many of the worlds along its path neglected.		'''The Iron Stair''': winding upwards from the galactic plane from the Forges of Castellum and Naximus Prime, the Iron Stair was once a rich trade route. With the Ork devastation of Persephon, the death of Caudica Secundus and Rebellion on Mawson's Wake, these have left the Rimward arm of this trade route quite poorly used, and many of the worlds along its path neglected.