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Respect Your Elders v2 - Galactic Boogaloo [Warhammer Lizardmen Quest]

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Czes said:
But all of our gold is magical in nature.
That seems worthy of an even more serious grudge.
Hm... our Lizardmen should start brewing alcohol and other luxury goods. Good for trade and developing a unique culture.
Tequila maybe?
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No, no, the dwarves use magic, space dwarves even more so unless they cracked realspace FTL like the necrons did...
 
The Froggy Ninja said:
And luckily, we're very familiar with isolating powerful Psykers from tainted environments, and have a death god who hates Chaos, which should really help the Eldar. Hell, if we can establish a significant following before the Great Miscarriage, we could probably reduce the number of Eldar consumed, which could result in more gods surviving.
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We also have a shot at smothering Slaanesh in the crib before it is born. Which we should push towards hard.
 
Perhaps this is merely my pessimism being manifested, but why exactly do we think we have a good chance of actually eliminating Slaanesh? We all know the Great Powers of Chaos are more or less a very extreme reflection of emotions present in the materium, so where exactly will the debauchery of the Aeldari disappear to if Slaanesh's gestating energy is dispersed by the Deathsword? Who's to say there will be nothing stopping us or delaying us from making the priests of Asuryan start the creation of the Deathsword sooner or faster?

Not that I think it's narratively impossible, but there's so much uncertainty surrounding such a powerful warp presence that I think we should temper our expectations a bit until we actually see the situation in a few in-universe centuries.
 
Goldie said:
Perhaps this is merely my pessimism being manifested, but why exactly do we think we have a good chance of actually eliminating Slaanesh? We all know the Great Powers of Chaos are more or less a very extreme reflection of emotions present in the materium, so where exactly will the debauchery of the Aeldari disappear to if Slaanesh's gestating energy is dispersed by the Deathsword? Who's to say there will be nothing stopping us or delaying us from making the priests of Asuryan start the creation of the Deathsword sooner or faster?

Not that I think it's narratively impossible, but there's so much uncertainty surrounding such a powerful warp presence that I think we should temper our expectations a bit until we actually see the situation in a few in-universe centuries.
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We have to nix the ritual that is the birth.
And probably imprison the dark muses somewhere they can't be reached by the embryonic Slaanesh.

That way Slaanesh forms, but doesn't wake, like the other three (who are currently sleeping).
 
K von Carstein said:
Are they tho? I think we're just too small to be noticed yet.
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IronFist said:
Canonically, at least, the other three were in relatively passive until the eye of terror opened.
Then Slaanesh came and the party started.
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Bit of all of the above I think?
What attention they're currently able to muster is largely pointed towards the impending birth of slaanesh. What little stray attention is directed our way probably goes "too small, don't worry about". And they're not fully awake, either.
 
IronFist said:
We have to nix the ritual that is the birth.
And probably imprison the dark muses somewhere they can't be reached by the embryonic Slaanesh.

That way Slaanesh forms, but doesn't wake, like the other three (who are currently sleeping).
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If we can get our hands on them we should be able to completely tear apart and incinerate the souls of the Dark Muses. No need to imprison them. Just soulkill them.
 
What if we had our own Lizardman themed terracotta sentinels. We could use those as titans right? I know we have our thunder lizards but they need to eat and breath
 
Another option for Titans might be Wind-Avatars.
Those exist somewhere in Fantasy Battles, giant manifestations of a Wind of Magic that human Wizards can create via lots of magic and some human sacrifice.

If we could pre-produce something that contains both a vast amount of a specific Wind and some basic personality-template we might be able to deploy such things without a Slann having to build it from scratch at the frontlines.
 
Artemis1992 said:
Another option for Titans might be Wind-Avatars.
Those exist somewhere in Fantasy Battles, giant manifestations of a Wind of Magic that human Wizards can create via lots of magic and some human sacrifice.

If we could pre-produce something that contains both a vast amount of a specifically Wind and some basic personality-template we might be able to deploy such things without a Slann having to build it from scratch at the frontlines.
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Do you have a source for this? Couldn't find it with a quick search and would like to read about them
 
I see. But wouldn't it be better to rather than this to summon an avatar like being from one of our (artificial) gods? Cause if chaos can get it's grubby hands on one of those incarnates we would probably be strengthening them by a great amount
 
What about elemental bears? But they look like Carnosaurs? Elemental Carnosaurs! Should give everyone a fright when we say fuck it and the ground becomes a dinosaur!
 
Now that i think about it. There really is a lot of shit we could use for titans and other war machines. Like Terracotta sentinels, elemental bears, thunder lizards, rogue idols, giants, wind avatars, New dinosaurs we can make, ,maybe we could make a dragon like dire miralis, the possibilitys are endless. Warhammer 40k lizardmen are Op.
 
Obviously, but we have other stuff to focus on first, like the possibility down the long road, to finally give Kroak some flesh again.
 
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