Centre of the Galaxy

[El_Machinae]

You know, the center might be a core of 'reality', instead of Warp. The laws of physical physics could dominate, because there is so much matter, radiation, extreme physics going on there. There is a LOT of energy in the core of the Galaxy, and that would be its most important feature.

[Rogue Star]

You know, the center might be a core of 'reality', instead of Warp.

The hidden Necron base? Sounds like a suicide mission.

[Iron_Lord]

Yeah i know but we dont have any protection towards cosmic radiation as of today, thats one of the main reasons man hasnt expanded into space. Along with viable non rocket space flight.

I also think you underestmate the kind of radiation that the super dense suns close to the galactic core would give of.

I wouldn't expect them to go far into the bulge- but I suspect that a map of the real galaxy (with habitable zone marked) superimposed over a map of the 40K galaxy would show plenty of occupied planets outside the zone- on the fringes, and places near the bulge (like the Maelstrom Zone).

[TheDungen]

The hidden Necron base? Sounds like a suicide mission.

No not necrons, genetically changed old ones in service to the necrons =P

and as long as we dont have to 'take terra back!'

[El_Machinae]

In fiction, the 'core' is very often the homebase of some technologically advanced race that's not actually interested in the activities of the beings in the arms