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>Abaddon spends years trying to destroy Cadia
>Cadia falls in like 30 pages
>Cadia falls in like 30 pages
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Warhammer 40,000: Discussione Generalis V
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I want three novels for each of the Campaign Books. One for each chapter.
Also:
Ancient Eldar Myth lore from a 1994 magazine.
Also:
Ancient Eldar Myth lore from a 1994 magazine.
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"""Chaos Space Marines""" vs Australian WildlifeAkuAkuAkuma said:
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Does Farsight have any feats. He needs a profile. Couldn't find crap in the Tau Codexes.
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Aside from "killing lots of Orks", I'm not familiar with many of them.
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I'm afraid Matt Ward's Angels won.Azathoth the Abyssal Idiot said:
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@Azzy
I feel the Damocles Books should have feats. Other than that, he should at least be Low 5-B scaling from Shadowsun.
There's also that one Tau who got possessed by Khorne shot a Lord of Change to death.
I feel the Damocles Books should have feats. Other than that, he should at least be Low 5-B scaling from Shadowsun.
There's also that one Tau who got possessed by Khorne shot a Lord of Change to death.
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@Matt
You mean the one from Fire Warrior or?
You mean the one from Fire Warrior or?
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Yeah, Fire Warrior, lmao.
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Reminder to myself that I need to read Lucius' novel, if for no other reason than the loli Child-bodied Daemonette character who commands his ship's crew.
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Of course this is the kind of shit they'd make canon. lol
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The POV character of the Fabius Bile novel is implied to have had a past relationship with a Daemonette, and she gave him a Chaos-vape pen (Really) as a token of their love.
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RIP 40k it was good while it lasted
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It's like a pen that allows you to mix four narcotic substances and smoke them together at the touch of a button. And it also injects toxins onto your body while you smoke. Cause getting high as **** feels better if you are also suffering agonizing pain while doing it according to Slaaneshi logic.
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Can't wait until Daemon Fulgrim comes out and his weapon profile includes a fidget spinner and cherry vape stick.
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I mean. The dude doesn't smoke weed or cocaine or any of that weak shit. He literally smokes Space Marine blood and tears he personally extracted from the sourc. So it's still pretty hardcore.
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Metal.
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I need to listen to the new Ahriman Audio Drama. It's only 16 minutes. Apparently he and a Necron Overlord **** up with space-time pretty badly.
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Shit there's a new Ahriman story?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujMzpzs05HA
Here's is it on youtube. Listen to it before GW removes the video.
Here's is it on youtube. Listen to it before GW removes the video.
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azzy no dats piracy
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Female Space Marine Samus will take you down.
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ftfyMatthew Schroeder said:
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Well, that was pretty awesome to listen to.
I should start reading the books.
I should start reading the books.
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The Warhammer Audio Dramas are pretty cool.
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Lmao, Ahriman is apparently immune to Time Loops.
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Somehow remembers stuff from the Chrnometron resetting things...
But why
But why
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Necron Cryptek uses his tech to reset time a few seconds back. Every time he resets time he can advance an instant further in his charging of his power and shit to escape and whatnot. Ahriman is perfectly aware that time is being reset each time and nullifies it in the last time, freezing the Cryptek in time instead.
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Dude holy shit.
Should we like...make note of this?
Should we like...make note of this?
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Probably. Listen to the audio and make up your mind.
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I gotta wonder though, what was happening in the rest of the world then?
Was every powerful Psycher just like "why does time keep resetting!"
Was every powerful Psycher just like "why does time keep resetting!"
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Has to be in a set area as opposed to being something universal in range, but damn would everyone be pissed it such happened.
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Probably not. It's that weird thing about localized Time fuckery. Like Eldrad stopping time inside a tavern while things flowed normally outside of it.
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So wiping out disease doesn't really seem to help against Nurgle.
"The heretically progressive world of Thruscas Sine eradicates all natural illness from its populace. Nurgle is offended, and infests the world from pole to pole. The Plague Legions run amok, and there are no survivors save a new pestilence that will continue to grow in virulence."
"The heretically progressive world of Thruscas Sine eradicates all natural illness from its populace. Nurgle is offended, and infests the world from pole to pole. The Plague Legions run amok, and there are no survivors save a new pestilence that will continue to grow in virulence."
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Something nuts. A less restricted Skarbrand's sheer rage creates Warp storms. Assuming even below average-sized Warp storms, this is incredibly casual tier 4 stuff.
"Even in his banishment, Skarbrand continues to serve his lord and further the ends of Chaos. He played a crucial role in the shattering of Craftworld Biel-Tan, although unwittingly, and fought a titanic duel with Roboute Guilliman as the Primarch sought to reach Terra. Since the Great Rift, he moves erratically across the galaxy, his sheer fury manifesting terrible warp storms around him."
The Skulltaker is an absolute madman (dae-man?).
"Since his ascension, the Champion of Khorne has carved a bloody path through the millennia. Skulltaker fought alongside the Daemon Primarch Angron on Armageddon, cutting down several Grey Knights Brother-Captains in his infinite wrath. On Agrippina-6, Skulltaker slew the Ork Grimsnag Urk in a titanic duel that lasted a day and a night, the combatants wading through the mutilated corpses of the Warlord's once unstoppable horde. A full score of Aeldari Exarchs fell to his blade during the fighting at Haranshemash, even their prodigious skill and experience falling short of the Herald's. Indeed, every race in the galaxy has its fearful legends concerning Skulltaker and his horrific exploits."
Even Khorne's footsoldiers are ridiculous. Bloodletters:
A) can never be disarmed.
B) insta-kill anyone cut by their blades, as even a minor flesh wound sucks out souls and bleeds a victim dry.
C) grow stronger every single time they kill something.
"Hellblades are carried by the core of Khorne's soldiery ― his Bloodletters and many of his Heralds. Jagged iron swords whose blackened blades glow with the red-hot warp energies of Khorne's domain, each of these weapons is formed from its wielder's own essence, and can never be discarded nor torn from the Daemon's grasp. A mere flesh wound from a hellblade can slay even the most resilient of mortals, as the sword drains their soul and bleeds their corpse dry. Every life taken in such a way fuels the bearer's power and rage, and, having gorged itself on slaughter, a carrier of a hellblade is even more terrifying at a battle's close than its start. Be that as it may, there is never enough carnage to sate the appetite of a Daemon of Khorne, nor that of the god they worship or the blade they wield."
Juggernauts are completely immune to small-arms fire, and only the heaviest weapons have even a chance of punching through their hide.
"Many an aspiring Daemon has leapt upon the back of an enraged Juggernaut, only to be thrown and crushed into an unrecognisable smear. However, once mastered, a Juggernaut becomes the most lethal of all war-mounts. Small arms fire patters harmlessly from its hide, merely serving to enrage the daemonic beast further. Only the heaviest weapons have a chance of piercing its armoured skin, and by the time such armaments are brought to bear, it is usually too late."
A single pack of Bloodcrushers can destroy entire tank companies, level fortresses, and destroy Imperial Knights. A legion of them can lay waste to an entire planet.
"Any brave or foolish enough to stand their ground in the face of this stampede are crushed beneath the pitiless brass hooves of the cavalry of Khorne. Entire Astra Militarum tank companies are as nothing to them. Their wrecking-ball charges have levelled fortresses, flattened Exodite temples and brought down Imperial Knights. While a single pack of Bloodcrushers can annihilate an army, an entire legion of them can decimate a world."
"Even in his banishment, Skarbrand continues to serve his lord and further the ends of Chaos. He played a crucial role in the shattering of Craftworld Biel-Tan, although unwittingly, and fought a titanic duel with Roboute Guilliman as the Primarch sought to reach Terra. Since the Great Rift, he moves erratically across the galaxy, his sheer fury manifesting terrible warp storms around him."
The Skulltaker is an absolute madman (dae-man?).
"Since his ascension, the Champion of Khorne has carved a bloody path through the millennia. Skulltaker fought alongside the Daemon Primarch Angron on Armageddon, cutting down several Grey Knights Brother-Captains in his infinite wrath. On Agrippina-6, Skulltaker slew the Ork Grimsnag Urk in a titanic duel that lasted a day and a night, the combatants wading through the mutilated corpses of the Warlord's once unstoppable horde. A full score of Aeldari Exarchs fell to his blade during the fighting at Haranshemash, even their prodigious skill and experience falling short of the Herald's. Indeed, every race in the galaxy has its fearful legends concerning Skulltaker and his horrific exploits."
Even Khorne's footsoldiers are ridiculous. Bloodletters:
A) can never be disarmed.
B) insta-kill anyone cut by their blades, as even a minor flesh wound sucks out souls and bleeds a victim dry.
C) grow stronger every single time they kill something.
"Hellblades are carried by the core of Khorne's soldiery ― his Bloodletters and many of his Heralds. Jagged iron swords whose blackened blades glow with the red-hot warp energies of Khorne's domain, each of these weapons is formed from its wielder's own essence, and can never be discarded nor torn from the Daemon's grasp. A mere flesh wound from a hellblade can slay even the most resilient of mortals, as the sword drains their soul and bleeds their corpse dry. Every life taken in such a way fuels the bearer's power and rage, and, having gorged itself on slaughter, a carrier of a hellblade is even more terrifying at a battle's close than its start. Be that as it may, there is never enough carnage to sate the appetite of a Daemon of Khorne, nor that of the god they worship or the blade they wield."
Juggernauts are completely immune to small-arms fire, and only the heaviest weapons have even a chance of punching through their hide.
"Many an aspiring Daemon has leapt upon the back of an enraged Juggernaut, only to be thrown and crushed into an unrecognisable smear. However, once mastered, a Juggernaut becomes the most lethal of all war-mounts. Small arms fire patters harmlessly from its hide, merely serving to enrage the daemonic beast further. Only the heaviest weapons have a chance of piercing its armoured skin, and by the time such armaments are brought to bear, it is usually too late."
A single pack of Bloodcrushers can destroy entire tank companies, level fortresses, and destroy Imperial Knights. A legion of them can lay waste to an entire planet.
"Any brave or foolish enough to stand their ground in the face of this stampede are crushed beneath the pitiless brass hooves of the cavalry of Khorne. Entire Astra Militarum tank companies are as nothing to them. Their wrecking-ball charges have levelled fortresses, flattened Exodite temples and brought down Imperial Knights. While a single pack of Bloodcrushers can annihilate an army, an entire legion of them can decimate a world."
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Just going to say about Skarbrand - it doesn't say how large those warp storms are. They might not be the size of an entire solar system, or even a sun.
Still cool though
Still cool though
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