High King Kurgan Ironbeard: "Thank you for saving me from those vile Greenskins, Umgi! I reward you with the Ghal Maraz and your people's alliance with the Dawi!"I did a doodle based on this thing I wrote.
This looks like a photo shoot politicians do when they sign agreements lol.I did a doodle based on this thing I wrote.
Funny, but the way it's worded gets my heckles enough I feel the need to do this.
Makes me think of that once scene in Mulan(animated) with the guy looking to the camera and pointing at the Emporer while shaking his hand
It's cool.
The convenient thing about Vampire grudges is you can kill them more than once!
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But seriously I do agree. THe thing I like is that Norgrim and Alrika kinda just vibed well. Norgrim has a view about Dawi culture that makes it feel a bit alien while ALrika comes him to bop his ehad and remind him of the nuance
Dynasty of Dynamic Alcoholism. One of the longest running and most beloved quests on the whole SB/SV/QQ trifecta.
I don't think it works like that? Alrik helping out the clan is partially because Alrika's been pushing for it, if she feels like her efforts have been lacking it's more likely to be down to whether she manages to prevent Norgrim from going Slayer.
True. I forgot about that.
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Sigmar: "Yup, that's me. You're probably wondering how I ended up in this situation."
Completed that earlier doodle. :^)
Yeah, I'm still getting the same vibe. Though ironically, with the blue cape and the blood you switched the colors
Completed that earlier doodle. :^)
That's Warhammer 40k Orks you're thinking of.
Fair enough
I thought they retconned both versions to have red blood. Or do the 40k ones really still bleed green?
If Greenskins were like their 40k counterparts as the older editions claim they were spores that hitched a ride on the Old Ones' ships and set up shop when they land, they'd easily overwhelm the entire Warhammer Fantasy world long ago even before Chaos come crashing in through the Polar Gates.
I mean, it does make sense when you remember that Orks grow with the quality and quantity of their enemy, in 40k, compared to Fantasy, the Quantity and Quality of the enemy is stupid high, as in you could blow up a star system and still get a fight that'll trump ya.
To be fair, there are orks in 40k on medieval worlds and tribal worlds and every other type of world in 40k and they don't automatically become space farers that utterly crush the locals. Orks scale to the threat presented to them. If somebody starts nuking them, they rapidly scale up in tech to counter the problem. If people are just rushing them with swords and shields they'll happily play medieval war with them.
