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==Geography==
Chogoris is a fertile world with lush greenery, soaring mountains and azure seas, which, at the time of the [[Great Crusade]], had achieved a black powder level of technology. The dominant Chogorian empire at the time of the Great Crusade was an organized aristocracy which had conquered most of the planet with well-equipped and highly disciplined armies. Armoured horsemen and densely packed blocks of infantry had won every campaign their ruler, the [[Palatine (Chogoris)|Palatine]], had fought.{{cite thisCite Marker End}}
To the west of the Palatine's empire was a vast, wind-blown steppe, known as the Empty Quarter, home to nomadic tribes of savage horsemen who for centuries had roamed the vast grasslands. The tribes of the steppes lived in tents and followed a cycle of seasonal migration from summer pastures to protected winter valleys in the [[Khum Karta mountains]]. Consummate horsemen and archers, these disparate tribes frequently fought one another for control of ancestral pastureland. Chogorian armies had never invaded the Empty Quarter as the dry and desolate lands were of no value to the Palatine. However, Chogorian nobles would often lead hunting bands into the steppes and take whole tribes east as slaves or capture a lone tribesmen to hunt through the mountains for sport.{{cite thisCite Marker End}}
The [[Stormseer]]s of the [[White Scars]] choose the potential recruits for the Chapter from among the warring tribes, identifying the bravest and most promising young warriors while Fallen White Scars are brought back to their homeworld, to the pyre tombs on Khum Karta.{{cite thisCite Marker End}}
Chogoris does have some small cities and spaceports, but the majority of the world is unspoiled lush green grasslands. The White Scars are very careful to maintain Chogoris' natural state and forbid any widespread industry or urbanization. As beautiful as the world is, it is equally cruel and known for its harsh winters and baking hot summers. The population lives in constant peril of not only its fierce storms but also flying beasts and flash flooding from its rivers.{{Fn|7}}
==Sources==
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*{{Endn|1}}: [[Apocalypse]], {{Cite ThisMarker End}}
*{{Endn|2}}: [[Codex: Space Marines (5th Edition)]], pgs. 30–49
*3: [[Codex: Space Marines (6th Edition)]]
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