Audacia Sector: Introduction

The Audacia Sector is located in the Ultima Segmentum, bordering the Segmentum Solar and close to the Segmentum Obscuris.

There are approximately 80 known systems in this sector (but less than a quarter has any sizable habitations), with an unknown number of yet to be discovered systems.

The most prominent worlds are:

• Lima Prime, a Hive World and the sector capital, besieged by a growing Ork Waaaargh.
• Lima Secundus, a Dead World, the focal point for the Ork migration
• Minerva, a Feudal World that also functions as one of the recruitment world for the Imperial Fists. Infested with Feral Orks.
• Thana Minor, an abandoned Shrine World
• Urstov III, a Hive World on the brink of rebellion.
• Hephaes, a minor Forge World.
• Akal, a Dead World and former site of a major battles, wiped clean of all signs of life via Exterminatus.
• Deimos, a moderately settled Agri-World riddled with ancient ruins.
• Fayein Jul, an infamous Death World full of deadly predators.

As part of the Imperial Fists fleet prepares their bi-annual visit to Minerva, the Audacia Sector stands on the brink of war – the threat of the Orks is well known and ever growing, but there are other, darker forces at work ...

Welcome!

We are a small group of 40K players with various armies, who (re-) started collecting 40K miniatures in late 2014. Just so you know what to expect, currently it's (from largest to smallest) Space Wolves, Imperial Fists, Necrons, Orks, Tyranids.

This blog will be used in a number of ways:

• showcase our collections, as well as works in progress
• talk about our army compositions
• work on the history of the Audacia sector, which might inspire others to do likewise: to design a place (be it a sector, a system or a single planet) where all your forces have a place, a motivation, a reason to be there.
• post battle reports, possibly in video form.

One word on language: we are not native speaker. This should not be a huge problem, I hope, but it could become even more apparent if we ever post videos. Thing is, the best "flavor" of 40K is in English. Any translation is bound to lose some of that flavor.