Eretonnia: Difference between revisions
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Name: | Eretonnia | 
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| Segmentum: | Tempestus | ||
| Sector: | Eternum | ||
| Subsector: | Richmon | ||
| System: | Marienburg | ||
| Population: | ~12,000,000 | ||
| Affiliation: | Imperial | ||
| Class: | Feudal World | ||
| Tithe Grade: | Solutio Prima | ||
Overview
A feudal world only rediscovered in M39, Eretonnia is compromised of multiple Knightly orders and Kingdoms that battle amongst themselves. A temperate and simple world, Eretonnia's only interesting characteristic is the unique weapons they bear, swords and other simple melee weapons made of a dark black ore and incredibly effective against living opponents, especially the odd witch that appears. Before Imperial adepts could investigate, the tech-priests of Filimars claimed the world as part of their domain and quickly established investigative outposts for they knew the core's true name, Blackstone. Eretonnia was granted limited technology in exchange for the tech-priest presence and ongoing service as one of Filimars few Imperial Knight houses, a relationship that has continued to the current millennium. The Blackstone is not all that can be found on Eretonnia however, and the dormant necrons still wait for their reemergence hidden away far under Eretonnia's simple surface.
