The Froggy Ninja
The Blade Will Never Die
Yeah, but dead!Kroak isn't quite chaos god level is the point.Key word is Kroak. And really, as a civilization, we're not interested in creating messy temporal paradoxes.
Yeah, but dead!Kroak isn't quite chaos god level is the point.Key word is Kroak. And really, as a civilization, we're not interested in creating messy temporal paradoxes.
Would it be possible to have such control over the warp that we could effectively time travel? If so how much power would that take. And the consequences of such actions. I know that there are different consequences to time travel. One where changing that past, changes the original's present. Or the (maybe) best choice of just causing a different timeline to form.
Given how the Immaterium functions, I'm pretty sure time travel is more a matter of transcendent skill than it is of raw power. You're abusing the timeless nature of the warp and how its connected to all points of time in the Materium to find your way to a different time period.Yeah, but dead!Kroak isn't quite chaos god level is the point.
The Webway is a beast in its own right, and its usage certainly enables things that aren't otherwise easily possible. Why else is everyone trying to break into it all the time?If I remember correctly, if you're good enough at navigating the webway it's possible to move forwards, move backwards, or exist entirely outside of time.
A Slann's perception of the mini-psychic avalanche.In due ... time.
On an unrelated note, while I'm here and don't feel guilty about rousing the thread - what, if any, are some ground-level perspectives you'd be interested in seeing in the upcoming update? It continues apace but I wanna harvest ideas. I've got some already, but many brains are better than one sometimes.
In due ... time.
On an unrelated note, while I'm here and don't feel guilty about rousing the thread - what, if any, are some ground-level perspectives you'd be interested in seeing in the upcoming update? It continues apace but I wanna harvest ideas. I've got some already, but many brains are better than one sometimes.
Other fanfics with wildly different metaphysical takes aren't a source.I wouldn't be surprised if Kroak actually can actually time travel more easyly than the Chaos Gods, since his metaphysical footprint is much smaller than the Big Four. (I will also mention Antony444s the Weaver Option, where the CGs do a time travel Pnzi-scheme by creating demons with power that they would only obtain in the future, which is fine as long as the chance of that power being gained doesn't ever become zero, Slaanesh especially does this by drawing on the future suffering of the victims the Drukhari of Commoragh. This will go on to bite her in the ass, with Asdrubel Vect's death alone making several demonic legions disappear once the suffering he would have caused becomes inaccessible.
I was merely providing examples of what else has been done on the subjectOther fanfics with wildly different metaphysical takes aren't a source.
But the future refused to change.The Webway is a beast in its own right, and its usage certainly enables things that aren't otherwise easily possible. Why else is everyone trying to break into it all the time?
What I'll say about time travel for now is this - it's certainly possible, as we see even in canon, where Orikan the Diviner makes his 'predictions' come true using it, and utilizing the atemporal nature of the Warp to cheat causality is one of the more accessible ways to do it. However, the world ... wants to stay a certain way, let's say. Time travel cheats the laws of reality, and abusing it via paradoxes too much or too heavily often risks mangling the fabric of spacetime into weird, complicated little knots. And the thing about knots, especially muscle knots, is that they're a pain that constantly remind you that they're there.
So the stuff is possible, it just ... has repercussions if done unwisely.
A newly spawned creche of skinks, in a city that isn't Itza, climb out of the spawning pool ready to get to work on their first day of weaving and crafting and thinking and are handed rifles and told to get going, they're needed on the front. Not to blunt the main attack, just to shoot at orks running *past* their settlement's fortifications.In due ... time.
On an unrelated note, while I'm here and don't feel guilty about rousing the thread - what, if any, are some ground-level perspectives you'd be interested in seeing in the upcoming update? It continues apace but I wanna harvest ideas. I've got some already, but many brains are better than one sometimes.
Two that just came to mind are a Priest of Sotek preaching to his comrades either before or during a fight with the Orks; and some Orks riding atop a Squiggoth's howdah getting into a fight with some Skinks or Saurus atop one of our warbeasts - maybe a cannon or gun duel at first, but eventually they close enough for the beasts to start locking horns and for the howdah crews to board one another.In due ... time.
On an unrelated note, while I'm here and don't feel guilty about rousing the thread - what, if any, are some ground-level perspectives you'd be interested in seeing in the upcoming update? It continues apace but I wanna harvest ideas. I've got some already, but many brains are better than one sometimes.
I'd like to see a fully operational skink octet in action if we haven't alreadyIn due ... time.
On an unrelated note, while I'm here and don't feel guilty about rousing the thread - what, if any, are some ground-level perspectives you'd be interested in seeing in the upcoming update? It continues apace but I wanna harvest ideas. I've got some already, but many brains are better than one sometimes.
A skink working in the forging districts maybe? Supporting the homefront so to say?In due ... time.
On an unrelated note, while I'm here and don't feel guilty about rousing the thread - what, if any, are some ground-level perspectives you'd be interested in seeing in the upcoming update? It continues apace but I wanna harvest ideas. I've got some already, but many brains are better than one sometimes.
Thus why Slaanesh limited her retroactive existence to just influencing the Dark Muses instead of gobbling Eldar souls before the Exodites and Craftworlders got the hint to turtle up.The Webway is a beast in its own right, and its usage certainly enables things that aren't otherwise easily possible. Why else is everyone trying to break into it all the time?
What I'll say about time travel for now is this - it's certainly possible, as we see even in canon, where Orikan the Diviner makes his 'predictions' come true using it, and utilizing the atemporal nature of the Warp to cheat causality is one of the more accessible ways to do it. However, the world ... wants to stay a certain way, let's say. Time travel cheats the laws of reality, and abusing it via paradoxes too much or too heavily often risks mangling the fabric of spacetime into weird, complicated little knots. And the thing about knots, especially muscle knots, is that they're a pain that constantly remind you that they're there.
So the stuff is possible, it just ... has repercussions if done unwisely.
Really, the main thing the universe takes issue with is changing stuff. Kroak might just be going back to before the trail went cold on the Old Ones to pick up clues. Especially since the War In Heaven already punched enough holes in the universe that there's probably more leeway before it's more than a drop in the bucket.So I wonder what Kroak found that was enough to motivate him to move through time...
The metaphysical clash, however you word it or give narrative to, the Geomantic Web against the Waaagh.In due ... time.
On an unrelated note, while I'm here and don't feel guilty about rousing the thread - what, if any, are some ground-level perspectives you'd be interested in seeing in the upcoming update? It continues apace but I wanna harvest ideas. I've got some already, but many brains are better than one sometimes.
I support this idea. Alternatively, another Thunder Lizard POV could be fun.For perspectives Isendral or one of her Psychomatons could be neat.
I feel that Idranel is not ideal for a lower level perspective, but she certainly would have an interesting one. Probably have to restrain her from trying to slap Mazdamundi for poking the Orks in their 'weakness' that triggered this...erruption.I support this idea. Alternatively, another Thunder Lizard POV could be fun.
It's lower level in that she's an individual rather than a civilization.I feel that Idranel is not ideal for a lower level perspective, but she certainly would have an interesting one. Probably have to restrain her from trying to slap Mazdamundi for poking the Orks in their 'weakness' that triggered this...erruption.
This but a Skink Priest whose basically Slann-puppeted from the moment they breach the Spawning Pool waters until the attack is over, and them having to figure out what 'normal' is after that.A newly spawned creche of skinks, in a city that isn't Itza, climb out of the spawning pool ready to get to work on their first day of weaving and crafting and thinking and are handed rifles and told to get going, they're needed on the front. Not to blunt the main attack, just to shoot at orks running *past* their settlement's fortifications.
I'd like to see that too.I'd like to see a fully operational skink octet in action if we haven't already