question about warhammer 40k

[InterFIGHTER123]

I have a doubt about the material plane of Warhammer 40k, because there are some scans where it mentions that there are universes and everything, but those who are against wh40k mention that almost the entire story happens in the galaxy, I mean, everything happens in the galaxy ? (not counting the warp), or does this escalate beyond that? that warhammer also takes place in universes, multiverses and not just in a galaxy... I hope you understood me

 

[Blackcurrant91]

I have a doubt about the material plane of Warhammer 40k, because there are some scans where it mentions that there are universes and everything, but those who are against wh40k mention that almost the entire story happens in the galaxy, I mean, everything happens in the galaxy ? (not counting the warp), or does this escalate beyond that?

The story of 40k occurs in a Galaxy but it's not like there is just nothing going on past that it's just not the focus of the story.

that warhammer also takes place in universes, multiverses and not just in a galaxy... I hope you understood me

Warhammer explicitly exists in a multiverse with infinite universes.

 

[InterFIGHTER123]

Warhammer explicitly exists in a multiverse with infinite universes.

Is there a book or scan that expands on this further?

 

[Blackcurrant91]

Is there a book or scan that expands on this further?

https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Blackcurrant91/The_Grand_Warhammer_Cosmology

This goes into it a bit.

 

[InterFIGHTER123]

https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Blackcurrant91/The_Grand_Warhammer_Cosmology

This goes into it a bit.

It says the blog doesn't exist

 

[Blackcurrant91]

It says the blog doesn't exist

The Grand Warhammer Cosmology.

vsbattles.fandom.com

 

[Sir_Ovens]

The story of 40k occurs in a Galaxy but it's not like there is just nothing going on past that it's just not the focus of the story.

The Nids probably ate everything else outside the galaxy tbh.

 

[Blackcurrant91]

The Nids probably ate everything else outside the galaxy tbh.

I mean sure, we don't really know what's past the Halo stars which mark the edge of the galaxy but it's unlikely they have been able to consume absolutely everything outside of our galaxy. Emps's power is likely drawing them to our galaxy at least.

 

[InterFIGHTER123]

The Grand Warhammer Cosmology.

vsbattles.fandom.com

thanks, although unfortunately the blog focuses more on the warp and not so much on the materium

 

[Blackcurrant91]

thanks, although unfortunately the blog focuses more on the warp and not so much on the materium

Literally the first section talks about how the Materium works and that it's just a normal universe.

There is like a million different quotes that indicate Warhammer exists in a multiverse.

”I hear you, and I defy you." Horus' words echoed down the aeons, coming from a place beyond time and space. "This universe will burn as countless others have burned before it! There can be no victory against Chaos.”

The Realm of Chaos reaches through all space and time, existing in an infinite number of realities. As such Nurgle's servants are as likely to appear in 41st millennium as they are in the Mortal Realms.

- White Dwarf, January 2018

Atop a palanquin loaded with the paraphernalia of a mobile laboratory, Ku’gath is carried across the universes by a mound of straining Nurglings as he searches for the elusive combination of blights and woes that will recreate the perfect disease.
-Codex Chaos Daemons

 

[InterFIGHTER123]

Literally the first section talks about how the Materium works and that it's just a normal universe.

There is like a million different quotes that indicate Warhammer exists in a multiverse.

”I hear you, and I defy you." Horus' words echoed down the aeons, coming from a place beyond time and space. "This universe will burn as countless others have burned before it! There can be no victory against Chaos.”


- White Dwarf, January 2018

Atop a palanquin loaded with the paraphernalia of a mobile laboratory, Ku’gath is carried across the universes by a mound of straining Nurglings as he searches for the elusive combination of blights and woes that will recreate the perfect disease.
-Codex Chaos Daemons

I didn't say that there isn't one, I said that there is more talk about the inmeterium, even the quote about the realms of chaos being from the immaterium, if I remember correctly, the part where Horus says to conquer universes, I read about a guy who was against it, saying that He was talking about his time in Molech where he spent eons... although he also mentions that some where the bramas and dimensions are mentioned, he says that it rather refers to string theory, where the authors themselves confirmed it, and crazy things that made me doubt hehe