This archive tracks four layers. A record present in 1 of them (M41) is silent in the rest, and says so.
The Horus HeresyM30–M31
[RECORD LOST]
No record for this location in The Horus Heresy.
Age of the ImperiumM32–M40
[RECORD LOST]
No record for this location in Age of the Imperium.
The 41st Millenniumpre-Rift
contested
Unsettled world overrun by feral Orks; promised to the Brimlock Eleventh
A distant world the Imperium means to give away: if the Brimlock Eleventh, a veteran Imperial Guard regiment on the verge of collapse, can clear the plague of feral Orks that has spread across the planet, the regiment wins the Right of Settlement there, to colonise Voor and live out its days in peace. The setting of Imperial Glory. How the campaign ends is in the book's spoiler, which no permitted source yet supports.
Era Indomituspost-Rift
[RECORD LOST]
No record for this location in Era Indomitus.
Position
Map frame: 183.2, 197.8 in the archive's 0–1000 disk space (core at 500, 500).
Distance from the core: 438 units ≈ 46.6k light years, north-west of the galactic core.
Height above the disk plane: 7.3 units — invented thin-disk jitter, deterministic per record. No published source gives any location a z coordinate.
System: Voor System
Books set here
1 title in the reading tracker touches this record, 1 of them as a primary location. Titles link out to the tracker.
Every fact in this record, and where it came from. Editorial derivations say so.
identityhigh
wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Imperial_Glory_(Novel ) (read directly in a browser on 2026-10-02), Black Library's description: the Brimlock Eleventh 'are presented with one final battle that will allow them reward they all seek: to colonise the distant world of Voor and live out the rest of their days in peace. All that stands in their way is a force of savages – a plague of feral orks that has spread across the planet.' Corroborated by https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Glory_Imperialis_(Omnibus) ('sent to rid a world of feral greenskins in the hopes of colonisation'). Lexicanum has NO Voor article (the link is a redlink). NAME-COLLISION CHECK: no other index record uses the name; Lexicanum's full-text search for 'Voor' returns only people surnamed Voor (Ferron, Tien, Neshan, Kruker Voor), none of them a world.
classlow
editorial: 'feral' (this dataset's unspoiled, green-and-teal wild world) because the only things any source says about Voor are that it is uncolonised, offered to the regiment as a place to settle and live in peace, and that its one population is 'a plague of feral orks that has spread across the planet' (Lexicanum Imperial_Glory_(Novel)). No terrain or colour word is published. 'temperate' and 'agri' were refused because both draw a settled world and Voor's settlement is the prize, not the state; 'death' because nothing calls the world itself hostile; 'dead' because it is a world meant to be lived on.
segmentumhigh
null, and stated rather than guessed: Black Library's description calls Voor only 'distant'; Lexicanum has no article for it, and neither Glory_Imperialis_(Omnibus) nor Warhammer Community's 15 Jul 2017 'For the Glory of the Emperor!' post (known only through a search-engine extract; the URL now redirects to the home page) gives a segmentum, sector or bearing.
gposlow
inferred: named in the book's own description and unplaced anywhere else, with no segmentum, sector, subsector, bearing or theatre published for it. Unsurveyed rim (rim_xy('voor'), r = 437.8 of the 470-unit disk, outside every stylised segmentum polygon), no positional information; nearest marker Rogar III at 43 units. Z 7.3 is the zPolicy value (compute-z.mjs voor 183.2 197.8).
erasmedium
m41 only: no permitted source dates the campaign, and the shelf files Imperial Glory M41 — Pre-Great Rift (it is not on Lexicanum's List_of_Media_set_during_the_Era_Indomitus). Allegiance 'contested': the Imperium claims the world ('a world that rightly belongs to the Emperor's servants', the 2017 Warhammer Community extract) and the Orks hold it. hh, aoi and indomitus carry nothing.
systemIdlow
'voor': no permitted source names a system, star or sibling body; the system takes the world's name, as nymea and hieronymous do. systems/voor.json is a one-body TRUNCATED survey, authored because this is a catalogued book's PRIMARY setting.