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	~~! Name !! Caracas~~
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	~~\| '''Sub-Sector''' \|\| Secundus~~
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	~~\| '''Type''' \|\| Primordial~~
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	~~\| '''Population''' \|\| Approx 500,000~~
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	~~\| '''Climate''' \|\| Temperate~~
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	~~\| '''Status''' \|\| Imperial control~~
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	~~\| '''Groups of Note''' \|\|~~
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	''Strikingly beautiful from orbit. Strikingly untidy on the surface. No vestiges of civilisation whatsoever. A. wanted to stay, chasing rumours of buried treasure, but I was nearly savaged by something horrible with wings and teeth at the landing site. We did not tarry.” – Travel Diary of Lucius di Firro, 580.M41''

	~~Caracas is covered mostly in thick marshland in the equatorial and tropical regions, and tundra towards the poles. A lonely planet towards the rimwards boundary of~~ [[~~Subsector Secundus\|Subsector Secundus]],~~ Caracas has remained largely uncontacted by Imperial forces throughout its long and quiet history. The presence of humans – albeit in a primitive and degenerate state – implies colonisation in the distant past, but the occasional [[Explorator\|~~explorator]] team has so far totally failed to uncover any trace of landing craft or any structure more complex than a mud hut.~~

	While fertile, the planet would require substantial terraforming and a heavy injection of colonists before it could make a good [[Agri World\|Agri World]]. No valuable mineral deposits or other natural resources of note have yet been discovered. The planetary fauna is diverse, with several species of large, aggressive saurians roaming the tundra zones freely. There are also several varieties of simian creature, between three and seven feet in height, who hunt in packs and aggressively defend their territory from all comers. The human population, estimated to number in the low hundreds of thousands, are primarily nomadic and tribal in nature, referring to themselves collectively as the Taurekareka. Most of their society comprises of pre-literate hunter-gatherers who follow the migrations of local wildlife in bands of tens or hundreds, though some tribes have built the early stages of settlements. The population is notable for being both hardy and dangerous, and are valued by the Imperium as primitive assault troops.

	In addition to the human population on Caracas, the planet’s high mountain ranges and high plateaus possess a number of avian [[beastmen\|beastmen]] known locally as the ‘Ēkara’, who live in a tribal state mirroring that of the lowlander human tribes of the Taurekareka. Swift and nimble, with particularly keen vision, these beastmen are occasionally rounded up by [[Crusade\|Crusade]] expeditions and exported offworld to serve as helot scouts ahead of the bulk of [[Crusade\|Crusade]] forces. They are prized as helots by those Nobles who take great pleasure in the sport offered by the fauna of the planet, for which the Ēkara are invaluable as spotters and guides.

	Both the Taurekareka and Ēkara possess what appears to be a rudimentary and primitive approach to the [[Imperial_Faith\|Imperial faith]], though it is not known exactly how it was introduced as Missionarius Galactica expeditions did not reach the planet until the late 300s of M41. They give worship to crude renditions of the Imperial Aquila and worship the God-Emperor in the form of ‘Rangu’, ‘Void Father’ in Low Gothic. Certain tribes possess the belief that if they are pious and strong, pale choosers of the slain will descend from the heavens to choose the greatest of their number to join them in the stars.

	The planet’s central continental band is bordered by a sharp mountain range, young in geological terms, which is home to a number of isolated valleys so deep that most orbital augurs are unable to penetrate into them. Alongside the fruitful and extreme biodiversity this causes, there are persistent rumours that there is something hidden on Caracas ~~– remnants of a lost colony, hidden [[Xenos\|Xenos]] tribes guarding powerful artefacts, a deceased [[Rogue_Trader\|Rogue Trader~~]]~~’s hidden smuggling cache, or something stranger still. So far, no expedition has uncovered anything to prove which of these rumours - if any - is the truth.~~

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	''Strikingly beautiful from orbit. Strikingly untidy on the surface. No vestiges of civilisation whatsoever. A. wanted to stay, chasing rumours of buried treasure, but I was nearly savaged by something horrible with wings and teeth at the landing site. We did not tarry.” – Travel Diary of Lucius di Firro, 580.M41''		''Strikingly beautiful from orbit. Strikingly untidy on the surface. No vestiges of civilisation whatsoever. A. wanted to stay, chasing rumours of buried treasure, but I was nearly savaged by something horrible with wings and teeth at the landing site. We did not tarry.” – Travel Diary of Lucius di Firro, 580.M41''

	Caracas is covered mostly in thick marshland in the equatorial and tropical regions, and tundra towards the poles. A lonely planet towards the rimwards boundary of Subsector Secundus, Caracas has remained largely uncontacted by Imperial forces throughout its long and quiet history. The presence of humans – albeit in a primitive and degenerate state – implies colonisation in the distant past, but the occasional explorator team has so far totally failed to uncover any trace of landing craft or any structure more complex than a mud hut.		Caracas is covered mostly in thick marshland in the equatorial and tropical regions, and tundra towards the poles. A lonely planet towards the rimwards boundary of [[Subsector Secundus\|Subsector Secundus]], Caracas has remained largely uncontacted by Imperial forces throughout its long and quiet history. The presence of humans – albeit in a primitive and degenerate state – implies colonisation in the distant past, but the occasional [[Explorator\|explorator]] team has so far totally failed to uncover any trace of landing craft or any structure more complex than a mud hut.

	While fertile, the planet would require substantial terraforming and a heavy injection of colonists before it could make a good Agri World. No valuable mineral deposits or other natural resources of note have yet been discovered. The planetary fauna is diverse, with several species of large, aggressive saurians roaming the tundra zones freely. There are also several varieties of simian creature, between three and seven feet in height, who hunt in packs and aggressively defend their territory from all comers. The human population, estimated to number in the low hundreds of thousands~~. They~~ are primarily nomadic and tribal in nature referring to themselves collectively as the Taurekareka~~, most~~ of their society comprises of pre-literate hunter-gatherers who follow the migrations of local wildlife in bands of tens or hundreds, though some tribes have built the early stages of settlements. The population is notable for being hardy, and dangerous, and are valued by the Imperium as primitive assault troops.		While fertile, the planet would require substantial terraforming and a heavy injection of colonists before it could make a good [[Agri World\|Agri World]]. No valuable mineral deposits or other natural resources of note have yet been discovered. The planetary fauna is diverse, with several species of large, aggressive saurians roaming the tundra zones freely. There are also several varieties of simian creature, between three and seven feet in height, who hunt in packs and aggressively defend their territory from all comers. The human population, estimated to number in the low hundreds of thousands, are primarily nomadic and tribal in nature, referring to themselves collectively as the Taurekareka. Most of their society comprises of pre-literate hunter-gatherers who follow the migrations of local wildlife in bands of tens or hundreds, though some tribes have built the early stages of settlements. The population is notable for being both hardy and dangerous, and are valued by the Imperium as primitive assault troops.

	In addition to the human population on Caracas, the planet’s high mountain ranges and high plateaus possess a number of avian beastmen known locally as the ‘Ēkara’ who live in a tribal state mirroring that of the ~~low-lander~~ human tribes of the Taurekareka. Swift and ~~fast~~ with keen ~~senses of~~ vision, these beastmen are occasionally rounded up by Crusade expeditions and exported ~~from the world~~ to serve as helot scouts ahead of the bulk of Crusade forces~~, and~~ are prized as helots by Nobles who take great pleasure in the sport offered by the fauna of the planet for which the Ēkara are ~~valuable~~ as spotters and guides.		In addition to the human population on Caracas, the planet’s high mountain ranges and high plateaus possess a number of avian [[beastmen\|beastmen]] known locally as the ‘Ēkara’, who live in a tribal state mirroring that of the lowlander human tribes of the Taurekareka. Swift and nimble, with particularly keen vision, these beastmen are occasionally rounded up by [[Crusade\|Crusade]] expeditions and exported offworld to serve as helot scouts ahead of the bulk of [[Crusade\|Crusade]] forces. They are prized as helots by those Nobles who take great pleasure in the sport offered by the fauna of the planet, for which the Ēkara are invaluable as spotters and guides.

	Both the Taurekareka and Ēkara possess what appears to be a rudimentary and primitive approach to the Imperial faith, though it is not known exactly how it was introduced as Missionarius Galactica expeditions did not reach the planet until the late 300s of M41. They give worship to crude renditions of the Imperial Aquila and worship the God-Emperor in the form of ‘Rangu’, ~~or the~~ ‘Void Father’ in ~~low gothic, some~~ tribes ~~labour in~~ the belief that if they are pious and strong, pale choosers of the slain will descend from the heavens to choose the greatest of their number to join them in the stars.		Both the Taurekareka and Ēkara possess what appears to be a rudimentary and primitive approach to the [[Imperial_Faith\|Imperial faith]], though it is not known exactly how it was introduced as Missionarius Galactica expeditions did not reach the planet until the late 300s of M41. They give worship to crude renditions of the Imperial Aquila and worship the God-Emperor in the form of ‘Rangu’, ‘Void Father’ in Low Gothic. Certain tribes possess the belief that if they are pious and strong, pale choosers of the slain will descend from the heavens to choose the greatest of their number to join them in the stars.

	The planet’s central continental band is bordered by a sharp mountain range, young in geological terms, which is home to a number of isolated valleys so deep that most orbital augurs are unable to penetrate into them. Alongside the fruitful and extreme biodiversity this causes, there are persistent rumours that there is something hidden on Caracas – remnants of a lost colony, hidden Xenos tribes guarding powerful artefacts, a deceased Rogue ~~Trader’s~~ hidden smuggling cache, or something stranger still. So far, no expedition has uncovered the truth.		The planet’s central continental band is bordered by a sharp mountain range, young in geological terms, which is home to a number of isolated valleys so deep that most orbital augurs are unable to penetrate into them. Alongside the fruitful and extreme biodiversity this causes, there are persistent rumours that there is something hidden on Caracas – remnants of a lost colony, hidden [[Xenos\|Xenos]] tribes guarding powerful artefacts, a deceased [[Rogue_Trader\|Rogue Trader]]’s hidden smuggling cache, or something stranger still. So far, no expedition has uncovered anything to prove which of these rumours - if any - is the truth.

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	~~[i]~~ Strikingly beautiful from orbit. Strikingly untidy on the surface. No vestiges of civilisation whatsoever. A. wanted to stay, chasing rumours of buried treasure, but I was nearly savaged by something horrible with wings and teeth at the landing site. We did not tarry.” – Travel Diary of Lucius di Firro, 580.M41~~[/i]~~		''Strikingly beautiful from orbit. Strikingly untidy on the surface. No vestiges of civilisation whatsoever. A. wanted to stay, chasing rumours of buried treasure, but I was nearly savaged by something horrible with wings and teeth at the landing site. We did not tarry.” – Travel Diary of Lucius di Firro, 580.M41''

	Caracas is covered mostly in thick marshland in the equatorial and tropical regions, and tundra towards the poles. A lonely planet towards the rimwards boundary of Subsector Secundus, Caracas has remained largely uncontacted by Imperial forces throughout its long and quiet history. The presence of humans – albeit in a primitive and degenerate state – implies colonisation in the distant past, but the occasional explorator team has so far totally failed to uncover any trace of landing craft or any structure more complex than a mud hut.		Caracas is covered mostly in thick marshland in the equatorial and tropical regions, and tundra towards the poles. A lonely planet towards the rimwards boundary of Subsector Secundus, Caracas has remained largely uncontacted by Imperial forces throughout its long and quiet history. The presence of humans – albeit in a primitive and degenerate state – implies colonisation in the distant past, but the occasional explorator team has so far totally failed to uncover any trace of landing craft or any structure more complex than a mud hut.

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! Name !! Caracas
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| style="text-align:center" colspan=2 | TBC
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| '''Sub-Sector''' || Secundus
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| '''Type''' || Primordial
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| '''Population''' || Approx 500,000
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| '''Climate''' || Temperate
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| '''Status''' || Imperial control
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| '''Groups of Note''' ||
|}

[i] Strikingly beautiful from orbit. Strikingly untidy on the surface. No vestiges of civilisation whatsoever. A. wanted to stay, chasing rumours of buried treasure, but I was nearly savaged by something horrible with wings and teeth at the landing site. We did not tarry.” – Travel Diary of Lucius di Firro, 580.M41[/i]

Caracas is covered mostly in thick marshland in the equatorial and tropical regions, and tundra towards the poles. A lonely planet towards the rimwards boundary of Subsector Secundus, Caracas has remained largely uncontacted by Imperial forces throughout its long and quiet history. The presence of humans – albeit in a primitive and degenerate state – implies colonisation in the distant past, but the occasional explorator team has so far totally failed to uncover any trace of landing craft or any structure more complex than a mud hut.

While fertile, the planet would require substantial terraforming and a heavy injection of colonists before it could make a good Agri World. No valuable mineral deposits or other natural resources of note have yet been discovered. The planetary fauna is diverse, with several species of large, aggressive saurians roaming the tundra zones freely. There are also several varieties of simian creature, between three and seven feet in height, who hunt in packs and aggressively defend their territory from all comers. The human population, estimated to number in the low hundreds of thousands. They are primarily nomadic and tribal in nature referring to themselves collectively as the Taurekareka, most of their society comprises of pre-literate hunter-gatherers who follow the migrations of local wildlife in bands of tens or hundreds, though some tribes have built the early stages of settlements. The population is notable for being hardy, and dangerous, and are valued by the Imperium as primitive assault troops.

In addition to the human population on Caracas, the planet’s high mountain ranges and high plateaus possess a number of avian beastmen known locally as the ‘Ēkara’ who live in a tribal state mirroring that of the low-lander human tribes of the Taurekareka. Swift and fast with keen senses of vision, these beastmen are occasionally rounded up by Crusade expeditions and exported from the world to serve as helot scouts ahead of the bulk of Crusade forces, and are prized as helots by Nobles who take great pleasure in the sport offered by the fauna of the planet for which the Ēkara are valuable as spotters and guides.

Both the Taurekareka and Ēkara possess what appears to be a rudimentary and primitive approach to the Imperial faith, though it is not known exactly how it was introduced as Missionarius Galactica expeditions did not reach the planet until the late 300s of M41. They give worship to crude renditions of the Imperial Aquila and worship the God-Emperor in the form of ‘Rangu’, or the ‘Void Father’ in low gothic, some tribes labour in the belief that if they are pious and strong, pale choosers of the slain will descend from the heavens to choose the greatest of their number to join them in the stars.

The planet’s central continental band is bordered by a sharp mountain range, young in geological terms, which is home to a number of isolated valleys so deep that most orbital augurs are unable to penetrate into them. Alongside the fruitful and extreme biodiversity this causes, there are persistent rumours that there is something hidden on Caracas – remnants of a lost colony, hidden Xenos tribes guarding powerful artefacts, a deceased Rogue Trader’s hidden smuggling cache, or something stranger still. So far, no expedition has uncovered the truth.

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