Well by that logic then the Tau are the messiahs their most evil act is sterilisation. Compare that to anyone else.
...someone omaked in another group of people? *sigh* Can I just say I'm not interested. Like, not to take a dump on people's work, but I really would like to actually go through and study the stuff Durin came up with as his original work, and not keep going down a list of ever expanding player creations that just keep upping our backlog of things to study.
The Emperor only had one rule when it came to xenos during the Great Crusade. If it was a threat to humanity, exterminate it, for everything else he left the decision to the local imperial commander in charge.No they've proven they can ignore each other when faced with existential threats, that is not the same as work together.
You mean the same way every human group did the same? A fact that has been pointed out by everyone from Vulkan in the Great Crusade to ****ing Dante in M40 (he was born then)? The Imperium became xenophobic because of an asshole with laurels glued to his head didn't want to put in the effort, not because the galaxy turned into a back stabbing bonanza.
At the present I'd wager the Ultramarines at least are just ignoring the Tau and killing as many orks as possible while the Tau try to encourage greater relations, but I will ask Durin when he returns.
I hope I am wrong after all.
Well by that logic then the Tau are the messiahs their most evil act is sterilisation. Compare that to anyone else.
When we did our first expansion, one of the main possible draws to Eta, one of the things that made people consider exploring despite the explicit risk was that it was home to a people.
Now there are a bunch of peoples, and more popping every now and then. It feels like things are getting bloated.
PFHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAWe should wait to do path of ascension till Ridicully is free to help with that. After bonus and double down it only has a 16 chance without Ridicully. It be better to do another chaos god, Eldar god or fork and mork.
It was one I had with them too, but I started to think about them more and I started to actually like that about them.Isn't that a common complaint about them? That they're too goody-two-shoes for the setting?
A rule that was conveniently absent whenever humans and aliens were living side by side, such as when Vulkan came across survivors of Noctern raids and Eldar living together quite peacefully on the same world.The Emperor only had one rule when it came to xenos during the Great Crusade. If it was a threat to humanity, exterminate it, for everything else he left the decision to the local imperial commander in charge.
The reason why the imperium ended up xenophobic was because the Age of Strife was a terrible time for humanity, and for every xenos race that was pretty decent, ten to twenty more either monstrously cruel, monstrously barbaric or monstrously lovecraftian, or some combination, seeing the isolated and ruined survivors of humanity either as a resource to exploit, food to eat, target practice, toys to play with, or a nuisance in the way of their own colonial efforts or some combination there of.
The Great Crusade got its start by purging the Sol System of those types of xenos, and most of the great crusade was spent encountering human worlds that had been the victims of said races(often in the middle of the act). There are very good reasons why most human worlds joined the imperium willingly and happily, and why most of the humans from said worlds hated xenos with a passion and not just because the Emperor pushed a belief in the divinity and supremacy of humanity.
Or perhaps they ain't evil.
Pray tell how will Ridcully be helping out then after two turns. The update makes no mention that Ridcully's assistance will help in this regard, there's no option for Ridcully to assist, and to my knowledge we don't know of a bonus to the thing if Ridcully divines it.@Doomed Wombat with double down and traits it is 76 . With a reroll it is 91. So at best the transcendent path has a 31 percent chance of passing. Wait two turns and we can get it to 51 percent with Ridicully and a maybe a syngery bonus too. It makes more sense mathematically to do a nature of a god or pantheon.which have a higher chance of success so we do not waste Saint Lin's very valuable time.
Like I said, if the xenos weren't a threat to humanity, he left the decision on what to do to the local imperial commander. If said commander wanted to either ignore the xenos, make them a xenos protectorate(like the Adminstratum thought should have happened with the Laer) or just exterminate the xenos anyway, he didn't care(well he would have cared about the Laer but only because they worshipped Chaos). Had Horus's efforts to being the Interex into the Imperium, xenos and all, not been sabotaged by Chaos then the Emperor would have been perfectly fine with it.A rule that was conveniently absent whenever humans and aliens were living side by side, such as when Vulkan came across survivors of Noctern raids and Eldar living together quite peacefully on the same world.
Pray tell how will Ridcully be helping out then after two turns. The update makes no mention that Ridcully's assistance will help in this regard, there's no option for Ridcully to assist, and to my knowledge we don't know of a bonus to the thing if Ridcully divines it.
Unless of course you asked and I missed it, in which case I apologise, but still think it is best to get on with it ASAP.
Perhaps.
By the way, does anyone know what's up with the Dark Angels ? Have we divined them already ?
Maybe we should divine the Rock to see if Lion'el Johnson has awoken .
I know they are kinda rude and standoffish in general, but it would be worthwhile to do a trade with them.
They have those anti-chaos Xeno helpers that look minions from Despicable Me. I think they are called Watchers in the Dark or something. They suppress chaos psyker powers, which is something we could use.
Those little guys healed Lion'el or at least are in the process of healing Lion'el Johnson. So they might come useful in healing Roboute Gulliman.
We divined them when we divined all first founding chapters. Current status a bit of a mess.By the way, does anyone know what's up with the Dark Angels ? Have we divined them already ?
Maybe we should divine the Rock to see if Lion'el Johnson has awoken .
I know they are kinda rude and standoffish in general, but it would be worthwhile to do a trade with them.
They have those anti-chaos Xeno helpers that look minions from Despicable Me. I think they are called Watchers in the Dark or something. They suppress chaos psyker powers, which is something we could use.
Those little guys healed Lion'el or at least are in the process of healing Lion'el Johnson. So they might come useful in healing Roboute Gulliman.
I'd actually like to know where you got that info from (the thing on Emps leaving it to his commanders). I know I've seen it before (somewhere), but I can't find it and I'm actually starting to doubt it. All I can find is the thing saying that Emps doing the whole manifest destiny thing and penning "suffer not the alien to live" with Horus and Fulgrim interacting with them being protested by their legions because of that command. This maybe old lore however.Like I said, if the xenos weren't a threat to humanity, he left the decision on what to do to the local imperial commander. If said commander wanted to either ignore the xenos, make them a xenos protectorate(like the Adminstratum thought should have happened with the Laer) or just exterminate the xenos anyway, he didn't care(well he would have cared about the Laer but only because they worshipped Chaos). Had Horus's efforts to being the Interex into the Imperium, xenos and all, not been sabotaged by Chaos then the Emperor would have been perfectly fine with it.
The Great Crusade was far, far to big an undertaking, and the Imperium's command and control capabilities far to limited for the Emperor to personally control anything beyond his immediate vicinity beyond laying some general rules and guidelines. That was literally the reason why Lorgar was able to get away with building temples to the Emperor and converting entire planets to emperor worship for a hundred years before his Legion's slow pace of compliance caused people higher up to start paying more attention to him.
I would rather have Ridcully divine about Bjorn Fell-Handed. Since Durin said that thanks to his new transcendent trait that gained during the Battle with Abbdon, it was possible for him to have survived the blast.Perhaps.
By the way, does anyone know what's up with the Dark Angels ? Have we divined them already ?
Maybe we should divine the Rock to see if Lion'el Johnson has awoken .
I know they are kinda rude and standoffish in general, but it would be worthwhile to do a trade with them.
They have those anti-chaos Xeno helpers that look minions from Despicable Me. I think they are called Watchers in the Dark or something. They suppress chaos psyker powers, which is something we could use.
Those little guys healed Lion'el or at least are in the process of healing Lion'el Johnson. So they might come useful in healing Roboute Gulliman.
Don't be generalising.On the Xenos:
Nephilim come to mind. Yes, they were exterminated, but Horus was going "Alright, you stay the fuck away, we stay the fuck away" negotiation wise with them in the Crusade.
Then it was discovered that they were horrible terrible people.
Which is really the story of the alien in 40k.
Horrible terrible people who need to die in painful ways.
Every Xeno group that was on good terms with humanity before the dark age ? The Imperium didn't become xenophobic by accident.
And lets see if we can get the Nilfar riding them.Another positive with getting Blank Polar Bears. They are mass producible and combat ready Avernite predators that also happen to be blanks. Blanks are valuable as hell, so potentially having access to mass producible units of them that are naturally combat ready would be invaluable. Especially if we can export them since I imagine many other polities would be thrilled with being able to produce reliably mass produce able combat ready blanks.
Now that is an idea.So I was watching some YouTube videos on navigators and it got me thinking we should probably bring it up during the up coming conference. Since our navigators didn't get diminished after the fall they would be useful for getting advantageous breeding contracts. If any of the other factions has info on making navigators along with what we have it might eventually become possible to make entirely new navigators. This could help with the mutation issue that the houses tend to have.
And lets see if we can get the Nilfar riding them.
Blanks on blanks.
Now that is an idea.
House Norn wasn't affected by the end of the Paternova cycle...its certainly a possibility. They're also much less mutated...
Probably. I mean I supposed the first reason why a normal human trying to ride a blank bear would be impossible would likely be the pain associated with being near a powerful blank (assuming the bears are powerful blanks.)Huh, do you suppose the Nilfar would have an easier time riding them because Blanks don't get agitated by Blanks and body language means a lot to more... the word I'm looking for is like primitive and bestial, but not quite the same. The point is that non-humans and humans in stressful situations on a regular basis rely on how you carry yourself as much as what you do and say. An agitated person trying to ride them would probably get the bears agitated too, and the Nilfar wouldn't be affected by the Blank-ness, being Blanks themselves.