Hollow Sun - History: The artifice that keeps the necropolis of the Hollow Sun from being consumed within its stellar core would seem as mind-shattering sorcery to even the most lore-steeped techno-magus of the Adeptus Mechanicus. It represents the very epitome of the Necrons' mastery over the fundamental powers of the physical universe.Somehow, the Suhbekhar Dynasty has slept away the aeons within a tomb as cold as any grave, yet located within the fusion-wracked core of a blazing sun. There must surely be no power, whether technological or psychic, which could detect the presence of such a place, let alone even conceive that such a feat was possible.Ahmontekh the Crimson Scythe did not go to such unimaginable lengths to hide his crownworld on a mere whim.The Hollow Sun was constructed because the phaeron of the Suhbekhar Dynasty had every reason to suspect that his enemies would actively seek out his resting place throughout his aeons of sleep.So many of the Old Ones' servants had he slain during the War in Heaven that the Crimson Scythe was marked for death from one end of the galaxy to the other.The last of the meddlesome Oort might have fallen to his bloody scythe, the many-faced Proteans sent to the pyre and the pale Seers of Leng scattered to the corners of the galaxy, but the Aeldari had emerged from the War in Heaven as an ascendant power.These former warriors of the Old Ones seemed content to allow the Necrons to retire to sleep away the eons, or perhaps they believed the C'tan's armies all slain. In the case of the Crimson Scythe, however, the Aeldari were intent upon ensuring he could never return from whatever exile he had embarked upon.Ahmontekh, a master strategist as well as a fearsome warrior, knew the Aeldari would not rest in their hunt for vengeance against the slayer of so many of their former masters' progeny, and took the most thorough of precautions to ensure his sleep went undisturbed.When he awoke, so the Crimson Scythe planned, he would turn upon what remained of the Aeldari. Then the hunters would become the hunted and the stars would be stained crimson with Aeldari blood once more.The colossal undertaking that was the construction of the necropolis within the Hollow Sun was not limited to the necropolis itself. The Suhbekhar Dynasty maintained holdings across the entire region, and while many of these had been reduced to atoms during the War in Heaven, others remained standing.It was impossible to replicate the creation of the Hollow Sun across so vast a territory, so the Crimson Scythe was forced to trust the lower order of royal masons to hide the lesser Tomb Worlds as best they could.Ever the military genius, Ahmontekh ensured that those Tomb Worlds that did survive the aeons-long stasis they were to enter would find the resources they needed to rebuild their strength close at hand. Thus, numerous worlds within the Jericho Reach, and in particular within the Slinnar Drift, appear preternaturally blessed by valuable elements.While the Crimson Scythe slumbers still, none of his underlings can be certain exactly which of these were placed to serve nearby Tomb Worlds yet to reveal themselves, which are naturally occurring, and which might represent caches put in place by other species entirely.