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Which is a good thing honestly.Nullified? As in, we can no longer cause it by killing Norn Queens @Swordomatic ?
Which is a good thing honestly.Nullified? As in, we can no longer cause it by killing Norn Queens @Swordomatic ?
It should be noted that 'Dark Eldar' is more of a spectrum than a stark divide. Some of them can become Corsairs and some of those can drift into the Craftworlds, it is possible for one person to start on one end of the spectrum and end their days on the other. For that matter the Ynnari have some former Drukari in their ranks.
On an individual level yes all dark eldar have to feed on pain to stave off Slaanesh, but they do not all fall to the excesses of pain and madness that characterize the Haemonculi or the rest of their elite. For many Dark eldar the thirst is sated by spectating in the many arenas of the Dark City. Bad ? Yes. Over the moral event horizon? I would not be so sure. I'm not saying we should go our of our way to save the poor dark eldar commoners, but I do not think we need a 'no prisoners' policy with them like with Nids for instance.
I'm kind of annoyed by her bitching at the grey knights about the chaos policy (which is very inconsistent and that isn't what they do all the time as we see multiple novels where IG forces have encountered demons and kept their lives. I mean Cain's regiment would have been wiped out serval dozen times over if that was the case and several of them saw a Damn Demon Prince.)
a single Nurgle demon left unchecked can posion an entire hive city. And it doesn't take many chaos cultists to break a planet.
she has better ways of identifying chaos corruption she needs to stop what she's doing and then teach everyone that ASAP because everyone else is operating blind and deaf and if they miss a few it will spread .
you will find a great many people don't want to do these grimdark things but they don't have better methods. Give them better methods and they'll jump at it relived.
Show a better way don't bitch at the kids that were left behind to try and hold together a slapdash edifice and who's only experience has been " everything can only get worse" and have only been taught by other left behind kids repeated for ten thousand years.
Teach woman they can't learn if you don't teach.
To expand on this always bare in mind the vast majority of the DE population are half-born, AKA clones of actual DE who are enslaved from the moment of their birth and realistically long before that as well. A very small minority of them can rise above this station through being several times more cruel than the average DE and impressing true born, but even those guys have to deal with incredible social stratification because of it.It should be noted that 'Dark Eldar' is more of a spectrum than a stark divide. Some of them can become Corsairs and some of those can drift into the Craftworlds, it is possible for one person to start on one end of the spectrum and end their days on the other. For that matter the Ynnari have some former Drukari in their ranks.
On an individual level yes all dark eldar have to feed on pain to stave off Slaanesh, but they do not all fall to the excesses of pain and madness that characterize the Haemonculi or the rest of their elite. For many Dark eldar the thirst is sated by spectating in the many arenas of the Dark City. Bad ? Yes. Over the moral event horizon? I would not be so sure. I'm not saying we should go our of our way to save the poor dark eldar commoners, but I do not think we need a 'no prisoners' policy with them like with Nids for instance.
Neither of which are the reasons she's angry at the GK, and no it always takes a lot of cultists to take a planet, even if they get key figures in a gov like the governor etc. unsurprisingly most people tend not to be happy when the intestine stranglers roll into town acting like they own the place and chaos taint as Pandora puts it does not spread fast enough to compensate.a single Nurgle demon left unchecked can posion an entire hive city. And it doesn't take many chaos cultists to break a planet.
Nope, not a single mention.also quick question but has the legion of the damned been mentioned yet? Theoretically they are Big E's Deva so you'd guess that she knows of them.
Incidentally, there seems to have been some confusion about the Tyranids at Seraphax. The update has been fixed, and you can refer to the above for the edited line.The fighting on Seraphax continues to intensify even as the Tyranids begin the unprecedented tactic of redirecting forces away from a world they've already committed so much towards, with the Hive Mind drawing the Norn Queens at Seraphax gradually away.
mmm...it feels like if we jump Baal we could theoretically crush the majority of the hive fleet, 20/32 Norn Queens is a lot and would completely disrupt them. My fear is if we do that and the nids completely pull back from the shrine world then Khorne is unopposed there.As expected, the enemy is consolidating their forces around the primary battlegrounds.
Mmm, Ka'bandha is still the head of the main Khornate operation, taking him out would not be without strategic benefits.mmm...it feels like if we jump Baal we could theoretically crush the majority of the hive fleet, 20/32 Norn Queens is a lot and would completely disrupt them. My fear is if we do that and the nids completely pull back from the shrine world then Khorne is unopposed there.
At the same time I think we need to jump through to Baal ASAP, Khorne's getting desperate to scrap together the juice for Skarbrand and Kha'banda's used up juice so he's weakened. With the Sanguinor in play and Skarbrand not quite there yet I think now is our best chance to strike hard for Baal, preferably punch through and try to force both enemy forces to concentrate everything on Baal Secundus using Panda as bait.
Hmm, probably drawing them towards Baal itself, hoping that Imperials and Chaos will be too busy with each other.The fighting on Seraphax continues to intensify even as the Tyranids begin the unprecedented tactic of redirecting forces away from a world they've already committed so much towards, with the Hive Mind drawing the Norn Queens at Seraphax gradually away.
Mmm, Ka'bandha is still the head of the main Khornate operation, taking him out would not be without strategic benefits.
The Shadow in the Warp remains dense enough that warp travel is still not advisable, especially with the Astronomican cut off.If the Nids draw back from the shrine world, the Imperials can ship in more forces. Presumably, the shadow in the warp around that world is weakening.
To be fair to that idiot God he was kind of viciously murdered by his own son that has been possessed by four giant reality tumors and has been trying to keep everything from falling apartShe is not really bitching at the Grey Knights so much as at the idiot god who did not see fit to teach them better. At the end of the day every Grey Knight alive today is as much a victim of that same zero tolerance policy as they are a perpetrator, they are the lucky ones who lived yes, but they want through the hell that is generously called their training.
while it is true that they suffer greatly at their own hands I am going to bring up the fact that for some their corruption might be a little too deep if their souls are constantly fed off of by Slaniesh there's something there. I think we can use soulstones as a benchmark if there's enough there so they can use that and not be eaten by she who thirsts it's probably a safe bet for them to be adopted by the craftworlds.To expand on this always bare in mind the vast majority of the DE population are half-born, AKA clones of actual DE who are enslaved from the moment of their birth and realistically long before that as well. A very small minority of them can rise above this station through being several times more cruel than the average DE and impressing true born, but even those guys have to deal with incredible social stratification because of it.
However, for 99.9% of them, their treatment is only marginally better than every other poor bastard that gets dragged to Commoragh, and the marginally is only because they're eldar to some degree, the difference however, is relatively minor, especially since their pain feeds DE more than normal since they are still eldar so feel it more intensely.
Essentially there's a reason a ton of DE join the Yinnari, and its not because a bunch of true born had a change of heart primarily they're made up of nut jobs like Lilith Hesperax and half-born who want a shot at anything different.
Of course as you say they've been raised in this system of utter bullshit their entire life, know basically nothing else and are encouraged to hit down rather than up, but honestly if the opportunity came to rescue a ton of DE halfborn and hide them somewhere I'd absolutely take it.
That said I will say with few reservations (and I think few people will disagree) that the DE highborn do need to go, especially if Vect ever gave them a shred of attention (either as an ally of a threat, because that means they're dangerous/ruthless enough for him to consider them either or.)
Neither of which are the reasons she's angry at the GK, and no it always takes a lot of cultists to take a planet, even if they get key figures in a gov like the governor etc. unsurprisingly most people tend not to be happy when the intestine stranglers roll into town acting like they own the place.
And while they don't mention it (for a reason) the aptly named months of shame rather demonstrate why it is a really stupid policy, that not only killed tons of veteran troops who didn't break when exposed to Angron (cause if there was ever an opportunity to do so it'd be then), but also resulted in the heavy casualties to the GK including a Grand Master, an Inquisitor Lord (all of this being after the 96 GK killed by Angron) and heavy casualties to the Space Wolves as well.
All for what? Taint that ended up not being there, because certainly none of the people the wolves evacuated suddenly turned into blood cultists. Almost like their policy was incredibly stupid and there's a reason the Grey Knights themselves refer to it as the months of shame for being an entirely avoidable mess that got over 2 companies worth of their marines killed and only 1 of them was against demons!
Near as I can tell he's the lynch pin to the entire operation, Khorne's attacking because Ka'banda considers the Blood Angels his and his alone to kill, not a bunch of mindless bugs.Mmm, Ka'bandha is still the head of the main Khornate operation, taking him out would not be without strategic benefits.
How does it cost him such power to just have them travel over there from other battlefields in the system?Ka'Bandha has also drawn twenty eight Bloodthirsters to him over the last four months, likely costing him greatly in power
Here, the fighting is exceptionally fierce, with the presence of the Swarmlord and the primary thrust of Hive Fleet Leviathan confirmed to be here.
He has to make up for whatever those Bloodthirsters have given up in the amount of slaughter they could have committed on those other fronts.How does it cost him such power to just have them travel over there?
The real issue with soul stones is lack of soul stones near as I can tell.while it is true that they suffer greatly at their own hands I am going to bring up the fact that for some their corruption might be a little too deep if their souls are constantly fed off of by Slaniesh there's something there. I think we can use soulstones as a benchmark if there's enough there so they can use that and not be eaten by she who thirsts it's probably a safe bet for them to be adopted by the craftworlds.
Eldar diplomacy being as it is I still trust them to managing their own people more or less.
i'm not even going to try to defend the whole month of shame event because that was just gratuitous Grimm dark nonsense and I'm surprised the GREY KNIGHTS were dumb enough to follow the inquisitior dumb enough to question the loyalty of a first founding Legion (Not chapter since they never broke up) over some guardsmen
also going to point out that a Plaugebearer that is placed inside a hive city central water plant is going to cause a rather messy situation due to it being well aPlaugebearer. And a ritual to bring forth a lesser demon isn't that hard to pull off.
Khorne cults are less of an issue true since ... well they tend to be very obvious and prone to getting gun down by a lot of guns.
Really it's the Nurgle and Bird brain cults that are the most dangerous. Due to plauge and warp magic nonsense specifically. A place like the 500 worlds might be able to handle a Nurgle plauge but most hive worlds? It's not pretty. And well magic nonsense is rather nonsenseical
Ah good. I was worried it'd pop up at the shrine world...actually given that its seemingly a mind moved between bodies its still a possibility, but given that they're focusing on Baal for now hopefully it'll stay there for now.
Mmm, Ka'bandha is still the head of the main Khornate operation, taking him out would not be without strategic benefits.
Hmm...Panda or Bust, you say?
He is bankrolling this, he is the impetus behind it, the leader. Banishing the head of a daemonic incursion has proven very useful in weakening the incursion itself.I mean no disrespect but I'm going to point this out.
This is a Khornate operation. Since when do they really need a strategic leader?
+ Khorne may say he doesn't care where the blood flows and all, but Khorne is still a general and a very good one. It knows when a war stops being to its over all benefit and becomes a drain on resources over all.He is bankrolling this, he is the impetus behind it, the leader. Banishing the head of a daemonic incursion has proven very useful in weakening the incursion itself.
Quite a lot of the time. To a lot of frustration, Khorne's bloodthirsters are intelligent and skilled generals most of the time. Ironically its probably why they're so dangerous over all. See Skarbrand for when they're not, he maybe the most dangerous of them in a straight fight, but his lack of a brain makes him very vulnerable.
Quite a lot of the time. To a lot of frustration, Khorne's bloodthirsters are intelligent and skilled generals most of the time. Ironically its probably why they're so dangerous over all. See Skarbrand for when they're not, he maybe the most dangerous of them in a straight fight, but his lack of a brain makes him very vulnerable.