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Revision as of 21:25, 22 November 2024
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A Space Station is a spaceborne construction that usually (but not always) is placed in orbit around a planet, moon, or other such celestial body. They can be equipped with support facilities for population, trade, defense, and spacecraft repair and resupply.
Star Forts are particularly large and well-armed space stations, and often act as the home base for major war fleets.
Imperium
- Blackstone Fortress (deactivated)[1]
- Ramilies Star Fort[2a]
- Imperial Space Station[1]
- Orbital Defense Platform
- Immaterium Surge Station
Chaos
Eldar
Tau
Orks
Necrons
Known Named Space Stations
Sources
- 1: Battlefleet Gothic Rulebook, pg. 145
- 2: Battlefleet Gothic: Armada (Book)
- 3: Forge World: Tau Air Caste Orbital City (saved archive page, dated 9 May 2013, last accessed 9 July 2024)
- 4: Forge World: Eldar Haven Class Spire (saved archive page, dated 25 June 2011, last accessed 9 July 2024)
- 5: Predator, Prey (Novel) Chapter 15
- 6: Warhammer Quest: Blackstone Fortress Background, pg. 9
- 7: Dark Heresy Second Edition Core Rulebook, pg. 43
- 8: Codex: Necrons (9th Edition), pg. 16 - The Awakening Empire
- 9: Companies of Fenris: Space Wolves Painting Guide, pg. 21
- 10: Imperial Armour Volume Thirteen - War Machines of the Lost and the Damned, pg. 81