Given it was in the negatives I frankly think it rather likely that rather than resistance there was outright rebellion against any authorities that still claimed loyalty to Lorgar after he had been declared a traitor, and everyone was welcoming the loyalist forces when they arrived.
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The Lost Primarch Quest
- Thread starter Daemon Hunter
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Given it was in the negatives I frankly think it rather likely that rather than resistance there was outright rebellion against any authorities that still claimed loyalty to Lorgar after he had been declared a traitor, and everyone was welcoming the loyalist forces when they arrived.
Yeah, that was basically my understanding. He went out of his way to make his realm Fanatically Loyal to the Emperor... and apparently not nearly so much to himself. Thankfully we caught onto things in time to stop him from changing that. Though Colchis having lots of corruptive things... was probably signficantly less pleasant.
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Z000
If this is trash, then find me in the dumpster
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didn't the planet that Lorgar indoctrinated in canon held out against corruption to an insane degree in the Civil War
this is one of the few thing that total fanatic is good for
Nenshou Yuuki
I will fail you in every way
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Lorgar's fanaticism tends to backfire on him a lot.
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To be fair, if we got rid of Kor Phaeron and Erebus, Lorgar would solidly be a good guy and his fanaticism would be surprisingly useful. The work he did with it in the early days was most definitely useful, without it the Imperium of Mankind would be in a more precarious situation than they already were in canon, just going, to be honest.
I mean, we all shit on Lorgar for good reason. But out of all the primarchs.... he did some of the hardest work to ensure the IOM stuck around all on accident, but still useful.
Nenshou Yuuki
I will fail you in every way
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I meant that backfired as soon as he turned, but yeah if he stayed loyal then he would have been incredibly useful
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That was the entire point of my statement, his fanaticism created a rather loyal populace that would form the core of the IOM furthering it's chances of survival and ability to weather the foes they faced. That said, it's also a terrible trait to have against you since it inspires and creates such zealous and fanatic enemies.
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Is Sacrementum I doing soylent green?
Edit: I accidentally said Sacrementum II, and hope I did not cause another administratum back up, as horrifyingly funny as they are.
Edit: Edit: I see someone already made a joke on that. Though I am curious about that.
Why would they need a primarch of all people? Unless it is super soylent green.
Edit: I accidentally said Sacrementum II, and hope I did not cause another administratum back up, as horrifyingly funny as they are.
Edit: Edit: I see someone already made a joke on that. Though I am curious about that.
Why would they need a primarch of all people? Unless it is super soylent green.
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If they can influence a Primarch its a bigger hit to the Imperium.
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I could imagine nurglites smiling and offering corruption "cookies", thinking it will work.
Edit: maybe even a pair of nurglites dressed like grandparents.
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That does seem to be their thing. It makes sense to them. They legitimately believe they are being kind and helpful. Which is the scariest part of them really.
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Do remember an interesting take on Tzeentch Followers, they can be the "Bringers of Hope" and be devoted to such a thing alongside the planning stuff. Nurgle isn't the only one who has a niche in kindness, he's just the only one who actively indulges in it.
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Then the cookies have birdseed in them then?
either they are are so tzeentchian that they forget how to be non-tzeentch non-bird people, or that is the hope-stealing, as you think it is going to be nice only to see they are inedible. Though primarchs can eat almost anything.
Yeah, its the indulgence in it that makes them scary. They smile kindly at you while infesting you with plague. Khorne has the whole honorable combat thing, and sometimes refuses to kill the weak due to the lack of challenge/honor in it. Though if they do, they'd be insulting about it. Tzeentch is the bringer of hope, but his whole change thing also means that its going to go all monkey paw on you. Slaanesh just has sensation. All of them. All the time. Until you need to be mutated to you can experience something new. But part of that will be pleasurable. Or at least, usually. Depends on who you run into.
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That indulgence indeed really does honestly make them scary, and honestly if you've read Madhouse it's even worse.
Madhouse? That a horus heresy book?
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- India
Thank you GM, my wish is fulfilled. Thank you for remembering my request, now we just need to kill them.
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Sorry for not having your Omake rewards up yet, but I've been busy today and it looks like I'll be busy during the week. I'll have the rewards up for you by tomorrow at 3:30 PST though.
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- India
By that time two or three omake will be added in the pile, so I will cash it all together.
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- western US
that anti-AI stuff sounds like it might get us (some) resistance to scrap-code...or whatever the super-infectious super viruses are.
we should look into that actually. I could see Kesar or a assistant realizing that since things with no soul are vulnerable to chaos, our computers/tech could be infected easily...so maybe somebody proposes a purity-rune off-shoot specifically for protecting computers/similar from infection?
so rather then cleaning taint in the area in general, it resists/slows attempts to corruption...so maybe a "ward"-offshoot of the purity rune
actually, that kinda prompts me to also offer the alternative off-shoot of a "cleansing rune" which does the opposite....it doesn't resist active attempts of corruption much but does a good job of cleaning passive taint.
we should look into that actually. I could see Kesar or a assistant realizing that since things with no soul are vulnerable to chaos, our computers/tech could be infected easily...so maybe somebody proposes a purity-rune off-shoot specifically for protecting computers/similar from infection?
so rather then cleaning taint in the area in general, it resists/slows attempts to corruption...so maybe a "ward"-offshoot of the purity rune
actually, that kinda prompts me to also offer the alternative off-shoot of a "cleansing rune" which does the opposite....it doesn't resist active attempts of corruption much but does a good job of cleaning passive taint.
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Have the chaos corruption rolls ever rolled bloody low I don't think they have the gits
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- yorkshire
so how many wardens fallen to chaos and how many wolfs have