Warhammer 40k Lore - Necromunda, A World History 

"We screwed up big time" - the radio-operator who sent the mesage asking to join them to the imperium

Yes! Necromunda is definitely my favorite specialist game and one of the most interesting hive worlds in my opinion.

Truly charming place, people are very friendly(bunch of cutthroats & thugs) and drinks are cheap. I still remember the taste of fine Wild Snake. "Green hell" of Cretacia sound's like fun to me.

They released a squat for Necromunda earlier this year. I can die happy

Great video on 1 of my favorite Imperial Planets GDN . TY for mentioning the ash wastes, it was one of my favorite necromunda expansions,back when GW used to encourage gamers to scratchbuild their own vehicles (or even use 1/48 scale historic vehicles from other companys, w a few of their bits/figs stuck on ) & the ruleset being created as players wanted something along the lines of the Road Warrior/Mad Max movies. This whole subject brings back alot of great memories . TY

I absolutely love the "Underhive" game! Please do something on the Spyrers!

The Ganger Houses on Necromunda from 40k make the international crime organizations in Roanapur from Black Lagoon look like charity groups.

Keep it up XD I love your lore vids :D

I think this is an exciting series. Well ok, not 'exciting', but I really like the more in depth lore.

I'd suggest a choice on your part...or perhaps a vote: follow the same vein as the Astartes (post 1st Founding)...do a planet/system (or even Sub-Sector/Sector...nah...not yet) of deep lore interspersed with those of less lore. In that way, the most obvious choices such as Necromunda, Cadia, etc. are given continuity and yet others (worthy of only 12-15 minutes total) get honorable mentions along the way.

Since you already covered to some degree the planets each of the primarchs was found as well as those associated with the Horus Heresy, will those be skipped over?

Typical of large Hive Worlds, hmm? Must mean that Hives are among the very worst places to live in the Galaxy, except for actual "hostile" territory. Ahh, Necromunda. This is what happens when a verdant garden world is given over to material productivity above all else. In the days of the Human Federation the colony was abundant in natural riches, both mineral and biological, but dozens of thousands of years spent feeding armies and supplying materiel has apparently sucked her dry of that diversity, which could conceivably made her any other kind of civilised world. Beside lamenting what could have been, looking at Necromunda as she currently stands is an amazing learning experience in terms of ecology, anthropology, xenology and sociology. Despite the ecological damage wrought by all that industry over all those years, still Necromunda thrives. You just have to look *inside the hives* to find her life. Consider, if you will, the Necromudan Spiders. There are thousands of species of Spider living within Hive Primus alone and they provide the resources for hundreds of industries... the eyes of the largest examples (when dried and treated) can be fashioned into sparkling jewels of exceeding lustre and their venoms have a myriad uses from the obvious (toxins) to the not-so-obvious (medicines) through to the outright surprising (fertiliser). It is this adaptability, this will to endure displayed by both her people and her wildlife, that makes Necromunda valuable beyond what meagre mineral resources she still has in vast slag heaps and spoil mountains. Perhaps the galaxy's outlook on Necromunda and other Hive Worlds could be changed from fear and pity to something more complete if only the wider population was willing to look at the world through the eyes of one of the "natives" of Hive Primus' Underhive; a Ratskin. They see no desolation, no world destroyed by industry and crushing monotony... to them Necromunda is divine being that cares and provides for her people: a place of beauty and plenty if only you know where and how to look... ...then again, most Ratskins would be more likely to kill an outsider than sit around and chat with them, so you've got to take all of this with a measure of perspective. At the end of the day Necromunda provides weapons, ammunition and recruits aplenty, which is all the Imperium will ever ask of her.

OKAY SCUMBAGS YOU CAN COME QUIETLY, OR THE JUDGE DREDD WILL THROW THE BOOK AT YOU! thanks GRIMDARK SENPAI!