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This Following the [[Two-faced War]], this vast expanse is littered with the wreckage of void ships that met their demise attempting to circumvent the [[Eye of Selene]],{{Fn|1}} in what was called the ''Time of Raining Iron''.{{Fn|2a}} Despite declaring this region off-limits, looters and smugglers frequently sought its treasures. Over time, an ash waste society emerged among the wrecks, comprising [[Ash Waste Nomad]]s, [[muties]], and [[outlaw]]s. These colossal vessels now serve as habitats for groups formed tribes and settlements named after the ships they inhabited.{{Fn|2a}} ==Gang Activity==[[Clan House]] gangsand [[Guild]]ers also explored the Navis Mortis, seeking lost treasures.{{Fn|2a}} The [[Guild of Coin]] maintains trade settlements at its edges, mutantsensuring [[Lord Helmawr]] received his share.{{Fn|2a}} Powerful warlords ruled the Graveyard, with the largest gang being the [[Noctus-Riders]], led by the formidable [[Mhungan]]. They frequently clashed with rivals like the [[Occluidites]] and monsters[[Ash Terras]], leading to intense ship-to-ship battles across the desert wastes. {{Fn|2a}} [[House Delaque]] has established a covert settlement near the graveyard and their operatives are occasionally spotted among the makeshift towns sheltered by the crashed ships. Speculations abound regarding their motives: some believe they seek lost cargo on these vessels, while others suggest their interest lies with the mysterious [[Brainleaf]] plant residing beneath the graveyard, which some believe the House of Shadow shares a psychic connection with.{{Fn|1}} ==The Grave Wyrm==In recent years, the tribes, gangs, and settlements of the Navis Mortis have united against a common enemy: the [[Grave Wyrm]]. This vast underground [[brainleaf]] plant extends its tendrils for hundreds of kilometers, infiltrating numerous wrecks.{{Fn|2b}}