Space Hulk - Notable Space Hulks: Alveus Alpha Alpha Sextus - The Alveus Alpha Alpha Sextus was the space hulk that first bore the Orks to the Hive World of Armageddon during the Second War for Armageddon.Brokenback - The Brokenback was the space hulk that housed the Renegade Soul Drinkers Chapter for a time.Cauldron Born - The Cauldron Born is a former space hulk and the current fortress-ship and home of the Renegade Blood Gorgons Chapter of Chaos Space Marines. The Cauldron Born is an artefact of the Blood Gorgons' biological experimentation, including the use of pseudo-surgery and daemonology. It is said that the hull of the floating fortress has been grafted with the flesh of a Daemon Prince and that organic matter has been cultivated to merge with the ship's engines, spawning a Daemonic Spirit that inhabits the vessel's circuitry.Da Iron Worm - Da Iron Worm was an Ork-crewed space hulk that ravaged the Uhulis Sector in the middle of the 32nd Millennium. Historical records show that Da Iron Worm is responsible for the destruction of Battlegroup Azazel, the sacking of the Forge World of Temaxia and the ravaging of the Fortress Worlds of Armstrong and Velgagrad. Da Iron Worm constituted a severe menace for the entire Ul-Seraph Cluster before its course was altered by the eruption of a powerful Warp storm which transported the space hulk deep into the Dark Marches region of the Segmentum Tempestus, amongst the worlds that used to form the Orpheus Sector, never to be seen again. It is generally believed that Da Iron Worm was obliterated when its Orks somehow disturbed the slumber of the powerful Necrons of the Manarkh Dynasty.Da Kollosus - The Kollosus was an Ork-crewed space hulk that was used by Kaptin Krashkrooz as a base of operations for pirate activity in the Gothic Sector at the time of the Gothic War. At the behest of Lord Admiral Ravensburg, Battlefleet Gothic, under the command of Admiral Spire and Captain Abridal, confronted the xenos menace and managed to severely damage this edifice of Orkish ingenuity. When faced with defeat, Krashkrooz attempted to take revenge on the Imperials assaulting him. He detonated a Cyclonic Torpedo, possibly a relic dating from the days of the Great Crusade, utterly annihilating his own space hulk and ending the Ork threat to the Gothic Sector for a time, though most of the Imperial vessels successfully avoided the detonation.Death of Integrity - In 887.M39, Death of Integrity was seen near the world of Vol Secundus. A call for immediate Adeptus Astartes assistance was issued, with the 1st Companies of both the Blood Drinkers and the Novamarines Chapters responding. Exhibiting a tremendous amount of co-operation, the two Chapters deployed nearly 200 Terminators aboard the derelict space hulk. Over the span of two solar months, the task force thoroughly purged the space hulk of a rampant Genestealer infestation. Though the battle was costly in terms of materiel damage and loss of life, the ultimate prize was stunning. Deep within the space hulk's ruins was a remarkably well-preserved Standard Template Construct (STC) database which contained data on a host of lost technologies. The Adeptus Mechanicus gladly accepted this priceless artefact and repaid both Chapters with a newly-commissioned strike cruiser.Devourer of Stars - The Devourer of Stars was used by the Daemon Prince Angron and his World Eaters Traitor Legion during the First War for Armageddon to invade that world.Fury - The Fury was a space hulk that started out as a particularly ambitious project of the Adeptus Mechanicus. The adepts of Mars planned to transform a small planet into a space-faring vessel by using the planet's own molten core as an energy source. Plucking the planet from the Eye of Terror, the Adeptus Mechanicus outfitted it with a Geller Field-generator, engines and a Warp-Drive. However the planet became lost in the Warp and over the millennia transformed into a space hulk. Its original Mechanicus crew still eked out a pitiful existence in its core until towards the end of the 37th Millennium, the Fury drew the attention of the Space Marines of the Viridian Consuls, then part of the fateful Abyssal Crusade. Settling on the Fury, the Viridian Consuls were corrupted by the touch of Chaos and became the warband of Heretic Astartes known as The Broken which claimed the Fury as their home. The Renegade Astartes continuously battled the Mechancius adepts left on the hulk, but were not powerful enough to fully vanquish them. In the 41st Millennium, the Fury emerged from the Warp on the borders of the Realm of Ultramar near the world of Iax where it was boarded by the Ultramarines and their allies in the Mechanicus and Inquisition who ultimately purged the Fury of its Chaos taint. Reluctantly restored to its original owners in the Mechanicus, the fate of the Fury remains mysterious. Both the Adeptus Mechanicus and the Ordo Hereticus have blocked any inquiries into the space hulk's ultimate fate.Forsaken Doom - The Forsaken Doom was a Genestealer-infested space hulk that threatened the nearby Forge World of Gorgonum. Gorgonum's ruler, Fabricator-General Weyldran Lyrzek, requested aid from Ordo Xenos Inquisitor Jost von Marburg. Marburg in turn secured the assistance of a complement of 1st Company Veteran Terminators of the Blood Angels Chapter under the command of Captain Ubaldo. Ubaldo's Terminators, operating from the Blood Angels fleet vessel Blood Crusader, proceeded to clear the hulk of its Genestealer population.Inculcate Evil - The Inculcate Evil was a space hulk captured near the Charos System in the 36th Millennium. The hull of an Emperor-class Battleship, named the Divine Right by Captain Jacobus of the Navis Imperialis, who believed visions from the Emperor had led him to the hulk, was recovered from the Inculcate Evil's mass and received extensive refit at Cypra Mundi, later serving with Battlefleet Gothic.Judgement of Carrion - The Judgement of Carrion was a space hulk that appeared in the Aurelian Sub-sector in the 41st Millennium. The hulk was boarded by the Astartes of the Blood Ravens Chapter during the Second Aurelian Crusade, in search of the traitor within their own ranks.The Labyrinth  - The Labyrinth was a space hulk used as a fortress-monastery and ritual centre by the Chaos Space Marine warband known as the Sons of Malice.Mortis Thule - Known by many names, the Mortis Thule -- "Death From Beyond the Horizon" -- was the largest space hulk known to exist within the Jericho Reach, and was very possibly the most dangerous. Though each hulk is unique, Mortis Thule stands out not only for its enormous size but also for its long history in the Reach, dating back to before the arrival of the Imperial expeditionary fleets of the Great Crusade. Most hulks either fall apart given time (or sufficient massed firepower), or disappear back into the Warp never to be seen again. The Mortis Thule seems older than many such space hulks encountered before; its curious longevity and increasing mass are possibly tied to that other mysterious artefact of the Reach, the Warp Gate.Red Polyphemus - The Red Polyphemus was a space hulk that appeared during the Manachean War, one of the early campaigns of the Horus Heresy that diverted much of Port Maw's strength before the attack of the Traitors on the Manachean Commonwealth in the Ultima Segmentum. It is commonly believed that this particular space hulk was diverted in the Warp by the will of the Chaos Gods to aid their mortal followers.Revenant Rex - The Revenant Rex was the space hulk that was destroyed by the Crimson Consuls Chapter, at the cost of their entire 1st Company and the battle barge Incarnadine Ecliptic.Sin of Damnation - The Sin of Damnation was the space hulk assaulted by the Blood Angels Space Marines in 996.M40. This campaign ultimately proved disastrous, with the Blood Angels facing an unending tide of Genestealers. They finally retreated with only fifty brothers surviving of their entire Chapter. The Blood Angels made a second attempt to claim the hulk when it was rediscovered in 589.M41. Under the command of 1st Company Captain Michaelus Raphael, eighty Blood Angel Terminators slaughtered over 40,000 Genestealers and captured the hulk, eliminating their Chapter's dishonour.Spawn of Damnation - The Spawn of Damnation, a conglomeration of wrecked voidships approximately 5 kilometers in diameter, was first sighted in 447.M36 in the Spinward Drift. In 781.M41, it briefly appeared in the Viridia System, long enough for the Genestealers aboard to seed their genetic taint into the system's Human population. In 928.M41, the Genestealer Cult that resulted led an uprising against the Imperial planetary governor, which was quelled by a detachment from the Reclaimers Chapter and their Astra Militarum liaison officer Commissar Ciaphas Cain. With additional Astra Militarum regiments arriving to assist the cleansing, and seeking a more interesting fight, the Reclaimers chose to track the Spawn of Damnation down and secure it for the Imperium, finally locating it in the Serendipita System. Over the local system government's objections the Reclaimers and Cain boarded the hulk to recover archeotech but came under heavy Genestealer attack, with many Terminators slain and Cain and his Valhallan aide Ferik Jurgen becoming separated from the group. After traveling through the hulk for several solar hours, Cain discovered there were also Orks aboard and provoked them into attacking the Genestealers, which ultimately allowed the Reclaimers to capture the hulk. The Chapter and the Adeptus Mechanicus spent the next thirty standard years mining it for technology, and finally landed a volunteer expeditionary force aboard before it returned to the Warp in 958.M41. The Reclaimers tried to resume tracking it, but unfortunately lost its trail.Unholy Harbringer - The Unholy Harbringer is used as a mobile base by a large contingent of Chaos Space Marines, at various times including warriors from the Black Legion, Death Guard, Sons of Vengeance, Anointers of Blood and The Pyre. Its first appearance is recorded in a request for aid and advice from the Cloras System -- a request that was not met in time, with the Black Templars arriving some four solar weeks later to find the system in ruins and half of its population taken into slavery. The Unholy Harbringer was also reportedly sighted in the later stages of the Gothic War , and before the Sacking of Garipedes during the three-standard-centuries-long schism in the Segmentum Solar known as the Tournament of Fear. Most recently, the ill-regarded vessel has been sighted several times near the Cadian Gate, presumably drawn to the sector by the launch of the Abaddon's 13th Black Crusade. It was positively identified by Inquisitor Bronislaw Czevak as part of the invading fleet that attacked Belis Corona, and is believed to have also participated in fleet actions around Dentor.