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A Chaos-controlled planet in the [Koronus Expanse], located in the Dioskouri System.{{Fn|1a}} The multiple stars that shine on Iniquity are dying, and the planet has been utterly corrupted by Chaos unleashed from early attempts at mining.{{Fn|1a}} The planet’s surrounding orbits are difficult to navigate, containing everything from massive gravity tides, molten meteors, and the dead cores of gas giants. {{Fn|1a}}
Iniquity has long-since been mined through from surface to core, with unending kilometers of tunnels going back to the dawn of human spaceflight. {{Fn|1b}} It exists as a corrupted center of trade and shipbuilding in the Koronus Expanse, and contains hive-like structures housing untold millions of corrupted or doomed souls. {{Fn|1b}}{{Fn|1f}}
The planet has a single continent that stretches all the way around the equator, with an ocean occupying both the North and South poles. {{Fn|1b}}
Karrad Vall is the most powerful warlord on the planet, and is working to bring all the other Chaos forces in the system under his control.{{Fn|1a}}
==Locations==
===Reaver Shipyards===
The shipyards orbit above the planet and are built with scrap, haphazard construction, and salvaged ships.{{Fn|1c}} They are well defended and offer all the services expected of a large shipyard but are operated by a loose coalition of pirates, petty kings, and gangs that makes commerce dangerous at best and deadly at worst.{{Fn|1c}}
===Skaarsdelve===
The largest city on the planet and has grown into something resembling a decrepit hive.{{Fn|1c}} It manufactures the items needed for the Citadel of Skulls as well as the wider Reiver economy of the Koronus Expanse.{{Fn|1c}}
===Spaceport===
Located at the center of Skaarsdelve, it can land hundreds of shuttles at a time.{{Fn|1c}}
===Citadel of Skulls===
Karrad Vall’s home and fortress on Iniquity.{{Fn|1c}} It is two kilometers tall, made from iridescent black stone, and built into the side and heart of a mountain far to the South of Skaarsdelve.{{Fn|1c}} Some of the best rooms in the entire fortress are dedicated to Sorcerers of Slannesh, but the rest is a grim warren of slaves.{{Fn|1c}}
Karrad Vall built his private sanctum on the tallest spire of the fortress, and are said to rival the finest spires in [[Scintilla]] in their elegance and finery.{{Fn|1c}} Deep underground he maintains a vault of secrets, heretical works, xenos artifacts, and Dark Age technology.{{Fn|1d}}
The Citadel also hosts an imitation of the Astronomicon powered by sacrificial slaves and psykers for the use of Reavers in the Koronus Expanse.{{Fn|1d}}
===Slave Habs===
A separate sub-city outside Skaarsdelve controlled by gangs and tribes fighting for food and work.{{Fn|1d}}
===Manufactoria===
Located between the Slave Habs and the Spaceport the Manufactoria builds everything needed by the Reavers. It is overseen by [[Hereteks]] and the [[Dark Mechanicus]]. The heads of many mines also reach the surface of Iniquity here, providing the raw materials needed for industry.{{Fn|1e}}
===The Bazaar===
Dangerous, busy, and full of any and everything someone could desire.{{Fn|1e}}
==Sources==
*1: [[Citadel of Skulls]]
**{{Endn|1a}}: pg. 7
**{{Endn|1b}}: pg. 8
**{{Endn|1c}}: pg. 9
**{{Endn|1d}}: pg. 10
**{{Endn|1e}}: pg. 12
**{{Endn|1f}}: pg. 13
Iniquity has long-since been mined through from surface to core, with unending kilometers of tunnels going back to the dawn of human spaceflight. {{Fn|1b}} It exists as a corrupted center of trade and shipbuilding in the Koronus Expanse, and contains hive-like structures housing untold millions of corrupted or doomed souls. {{Fn|1b}}{{Fn|1f}}
The planet has a single continent that stretches all the way around the equator, with an ocean occupying both the North and South poles. {{Fn|1b}}
Karrad Vall is the most powerful warlord on the planet, and is working to bring all the other Chaos forces in the system under his control.{{Fn|1a}}
==Locations==
===Reaver Shipyards===
The shipyards orbit above the planet and are built with scrap, haphazard construction, and salvaged ships.{{Fn|1c}} They are well defended and offer all the services expected of a large shipyard but are operated by a loose coalition of pirates, petty kings, and gangs that makes commerce dangerous at best and deadly at worst.{{Fn|1c}}
===Skaarsdelve===
The largest city on the planet and has grown into something resembling a decrepit hive.{{Fn|1c}} It manufactures the items needed for the Citadel of Skulls as well as the wider Reiver economy of the Koronus Expanse.{{Fn|1c}}
===Spaceport===
Located at the center of Skaarsdelve, it can land hundreds of shuttles at a time.{{Fn|1c}}
===Citadel of Skulls===
Karrad Vall’s home and fortress on Iniquity.{{Fn|1c}} It is two kilometers tall, made from iridescent black stone, and built into the side and heart of a mountain far to the South of Skaarsdelve.{{Fn|1c}} Some of the best rooms in the entire fortress are dedicated to Sorcerers of Slannesh, but the rest is a grim warren of slaves.{{Fn|1c}}
Karrad Vall built his private sanctum on the tallest spire of the fortress, and are said to rival the finest spires in [[Scintilla]] in their elegance and finery.{{Fn|1c}} Deep underground he maintains a vault of secrets, heretical works, xenos artifacts, and Dark Age technology.{{Fn|1d}}
The Citadel also hosts an imitation of the Astronomicon powered by sacrificial slaves and psykers for the use of Reavers in the Koronus Expanse.{{Fn|1d}}
===Slave Habs===
A separate sub-city outside Skaarsdelve controlled by gangs and tribes fighting for food and work.{{Fn|1d}}
===Manufactoria===
Located between the Slave Habs and the Spaceport the Manufactoria builds everything needed by the Reavers. It is overseen by [[Hereteks]] and the [[Dark Mechanicus]]. The heads of many mines also reach the surface of Iniquity here, providing the raw materials needed for industry.{{Fn|1e}}
===The Bazaar===
Dangerous, busy, and full of any and everything someone could desire.{{Fn|1e}}
==Sources==
*1: [[Citadel of Skulls]]
**{{Endn|1a}}: pg. 7
**{{Endn|1b}}: pg. 8
**{{Endn|1c}}: pg. 9
**{{Endn|1d}}: pg. 10
**{{Endn|1e}}: pg. 12
**{{Endn|1f}}: pg. 13
