I'm not sure how viable that would be.
It's in the prophecy we got that we can either lance the boil or ride out the storm. There is no in-between.
Being resigned to the birth of Slaanesh is not the right path forward.Personally, I think our ability to do anything about the impending disaster that is the birth of slaanesh and the fall of the Eldar is limited to poking our resident Eldar demigod and hoping she can do something without her (and the planet we happen to be living on) getting killed by proto-Drukhari who don't want to stop partying. Regardless the smart money is on fortifying our little corner of the warp to minimise the damage the birth of a chaos god could do to our extremely warp sensitive civilisation.
Frankly I'd 100% prefer going all in on shanking the warp tumor.
Huh. Considering how the chaos gods hate each other as much as everyone else, I suspect being a bunch of smaller newborn gods would not end well for Slaanesh if it doesn't get the kind of power boost it got in canon from devouring the entire Eldar population and their gods to let it stand on par with the other 3. Dunno how viable the idea is, but slaanesh getting torn apart and devoured by the other chaos gods would be funny. Even if it would probably empower them in concerning ways.I think it might be more possible to if not kill Slaanesh in general than...break it into smaller gods,
Their come a point where you have to say this is not working and just summarize things to keep things going. If the ritual fires the Lizardmen win the planet, if it fails we have major problems.There will be stuff you can do to influence the galactic stage and such, it'll just be after you've gotten off-planet and established yourself in space in the next arc … which isn't that far off after I finish this goddang turn (seriously I love them for the ideas I can put forward but oh my lord am I gonna have to revamp how, or even if, I run war turns after this, the disproportionate amount of time they take me to write is ridiculous)
Maybe you could heavily summarise the campaigns in a few paragraphs instead of describing all the battles? It would make things easier for youThere will be stuff you can do to influence the galactic stage and such, it'll just be after you've gotten off-planet and established yourself in space in the next arc … which isn't that far off after I finish this goddang turn (seriously I love them for the ideas I can put forward but oh my lord am I gonna have to revamp how, or even if, I run war turns after this, the disproportionate amount of time they take me to write is ridiculous)
Yup, i have no idea how truly possible the idea is but it feels more conceptually plausible to cause essentially mitosis of the budding god than to outright destroy it with the momentum and inertia it's got going for it. If anything, it feels like poking it at the right time and causing it to explode into pieces would fit better as it'd be taking advantage of its uncontrolled and unnatural growth to turn its nature against itself.Huh. Considering how the chaos gods hate each other as much as everyone else, I suspect being a bunch of smaller newborn gods would not end well for Slaanesh if it doesn't get the kind of power boost it got in canon from devouring the entire Eldar population and their gods to let it stand on par with the other 3. Dunno how viable the idea is, but slaanesh getting torn apart and devoured by the other chaos gods would be funny. Even if it would probably empower them in concerning ways.
I mean, it's still pretty early days in its development, we're not even really seeing warp storms forming yet. Now, Eldar society has a fair amount of inertia to it, but the actual formation of slaanesh hasn't really picked up steam yet.
Their come a point where you have to say this is not working and just summarize things to keep things going. If the ritual fires the Lizardmen win the planet, if it fails we have major problems.
I'm afraid I'm about 8000 words too deep into this thing to back out now (I have unintentionally adopted the writing policy of the Horus Heresy novels and made several book-sized things out of something that could be summed up in a few paragraphs) but I do appreciate the consideration!Maybe you could heavily summarise the campaigns in a few paragraphs instead of describing all the battles? It would make things easier for you
Note that I'm absolutely not complaining about you throwing such beasts at us, on the contrary😉 But I was speaking of doing so for future updates, when the scope of our empire will make it simply impossible to go into the detail of what happens.I'm afraid I'm about 8000 words too deep into this thing to back out now (I have unintentionally adopted the writing policy of the Horus Heresy novels and made several book-sized things out of something that could be summed up in a few paragraphs) but I do appreciate the consideration!
We barely knew about the Elven gods and that was the one race we actually had conversations with.Do y'all think we could get the other gods from Fantasy? Maybe find an isolated human population, tell them about the god we want, then after a few thousand years of worship, they pop up? Is that possible?
You'll run into WHF gods most likely, just not through conventional means.Do y'all think we could get the other gods from Fantasy? Maybe find an isolated human population, tell them about the god we want, then after a few thousand years of worship, they pop up? Is that possible?
Oh boy oh boy, I can't wait for Kroak to find Nagash trapped inside a Tesseract Vault because the Necron's thought he was a C'tan Shard that was mocking them
So are the Elf Gods and Aeldari Gods different or did the Elf Gods just not get eaten by Slaanesh yet because of Empyrean Atemporal Bullshit?You'll run into WHF gods most likely, just not through conventional means.
Either we leave him there, or we take him out just so we can tear him apart.Oh boy oh boy, I can't wait for Kroak to find Nagash trapped inside a Tesseract Vault because the Necron's thought he was a C'tan Shard that was mocking them
No elf back on Mallus ever had an intrinsic connection to Slaanesh or anything, from what you could tell.So are the Elf Gods and Aeldari Gods different or did the Elf Gods just not get eaten by Slaanesh yet because of Empyrean Atemporal Bullshit?