But we might. The sooner we get each preliminary step done, such as divining the actual existence of these polities, the sooner the final steps can be undertaken. We don't know how soon it might be.
That doesn't really work.
If we divine them now that means we're going to have to redivine them later on when we have to find out who's still standing so we don't accidentally walk into a new ork domain and find out if any new big domains have formed.
If we're going to do a trade (and lets be clear we can construct a general package similar to what we gave the Blood Dragons, but if they have something nice we're going to be taking that too. For instance if it's a forge world I want their unique techs assuming we don't have them. Seeing how the Blood Dragons were willing to fork over some of their most prized bits I don't think that'll be too big of a problem) then we should figure out who are potential trade partners are as close to the actual trade as possible to limit action use.
Some of these human polities might need the technology NOW. Or soon enough - it takes a while to implement.
If they need it NOW, then we're not going to be able to get it too them, we don't have the authority, webway access or anything that any polity that needs it NOW will be able to benefit from it.
Any polity that needs it NOW or soon enough is probably minor enough that it wouldn't survive I'm afraid since they're either too weak to stop a level 2 waargh or in the path of a level 4, which I think only a handful can stop ATM.
Imagine that the lives billions and billions of innocent people depend on us holding an emergency meeting so we can agree to send them this technology - which might well be the case. Would you be against that?
No, but there isn't going to be an emergency meeting to that effect, not yet anyway and even if there was
we still can't get into the webway yet.
It's not a problem of will it's a problem of these bastards are hundreds of thousands of light years away.
I also think you're forgetting the fact that these are strong polities that we'd be giving this tech too, we're not going to be giving it to people who'd be taken over instantly.
I feel I should also remind you that while this isn't a bad idea doing this is very dangerous and there will be protest. The admech will dislike it (I'm not sure about the progressives, but the conservatives probably), the Vanir will dislike it (because eldar) The security council and Inquisition will probably dislike it (cause giving tech means chaos will probably get it) in short at this point I think its very unlikely to get through even if we proposed it.
After the first waaargh and they see how bad things are this may change, but we have to get there first.
But there's no indication that general information about the Krork is urgently important to know. We most likely won't have anything useful to do with the information.
Unless we meet up with the Krork.
More seriously it maybe it may not, the Krork are very important and worse than that are completely unknown. We don't know how they differ from the Orks, what their motives (besides kill crons) are, how powerful they are ect.
All that we know is that they're allied closely enough that the Eldar will guide them through the webway for reasons, they were locked away by the C'tan (somehow) and their reappearance was enough to cause the Orks to go super sayin.
So yeah I'd say information on them is fairly important cause ATM we have no information on them at all.
Divining the general Chaos domains on the other hand might give us an indication of what Turoq and Demagoye are up to.
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Disqualified: Both of those are within 1000 light years so our free divination won't target them. If we scan general chaos domains both are probably way too small to be mentioned so we're most likely to get info on what Abandon, Blackheart and possibly Magnus are up to. None of that is bad info, but still.
We also might want to inform the Tau. If they're willing to set aside their differences when the destroyer comes, maybe they'll be able to set aside their differences when they know the destroyer comes. The sooner they both peace out and prepare for the Destroyer, the better.
I know the Tau might not believe us, but then again, maybe Ultramar won't either.
Eh from my omake I believe the Eldar are trying to get both of them to call truce and neither side is stupid.
Mistrustful though that can be applied to the whole galaxy when these strange imperials show up with fancy tech and promise to share it with you free of charge (another reason why we should say its a trade)
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