Garden worlds hold a unique position within the Imperium, in that they are one of the few kinds of planets with minimal technological development. Tithes from these planets are often lower than usual or are entirely non-existent, as many are lightly populated and may have no readily available resources . Instead, garden worlds offer the Imperium a multitude of idyllic settings, ranging from recuperative locales to private estates, in exchange for protection. They are tranquil environments, though worrisome considerations still dangle like loose threads on a beautiful tapestry. Some are rumored to have been ancient terraforming experiments from the Dark Age of Technology, and could be unstable. Others are believed rediscovered after abating Warps storms, and so could disappear again without
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| - Garden worlds hold a unique position within the Imperium, in that they are one of the few kinds of planets with minimal technological development. Tithes from these planets are often lower than usual or are entirely non-existent, as many are lightly populated and may have no readily available resources . Instead, garden worlds offer the Imperium a multitude of idyllic settings, ranging from recuperative locales to private estates, in exchange for protection. They are tranquil environments, though worrisome considerations still dangle like loose threads on a beautiful tapestry. Some are rumored to have been ancient terraforming experiments from the Dark Age of Technology, and could be unstable. Others are believed rediscovered after abating Warps storms, and so could disappear again without
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| - Garden worlds hold a unique position within the Imperium, in that they are one of the few kinds of planets with minimal technological development. Tithes from these planets are often lower than usual or are entirely non-existent, as many are lightly populated and may have no readily available resources . Instead, garden worlds offer the Imperium a multitude of idyllic settings, ranging from recuperative locales to private estates, in exchange for protection. They are tranquil environments, though worrisome considerations still dangle like loose threads on a beautiful tapestry. Some are rumored to have been ancient terraforming experiments from the Dark Age of Technology, and could be unstable. Others are believed rediscovered after abating Warps storms, and so could disappear again without warning. Still more are thought to be the lost homes of alien species, and woe to any living there should the xenos return or reawaken.
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