It did though. There's a 2.5km mountain in the middle that you can't see from outside the crater despite said crater being a gentle descent. So we are talking a massive massive crater here with weird spatial distortions on the way to the middle.
"100% A-OK" is a bit of an exaggeration. He considered it a lesser evil, but it was still an evil.
I googled for images of Morghur. That thing doesn't look like a crest, it looks like a combined mask/headdress made of something else's hide stretched over a support structure of wood and/or bone, resting on top of a massive mane of hair:
I feel you.
Afaik Beastmen have women thay can give birth to children. So maybe being born from a Human is relatively rare and being born from a Dwarf is super rare.
| The last survivors fall to Khorne. All the vaults are unsealed and the runic weapons within are given over to the Chaos Gods for the next everchosen. Grimnirs axe is tainted and handed over to a Bloodthirster. | Gotrek Novels - The dwarves are wiped out, the few survivors weaken the runes so they can hide in the vaults to preserve a few lives, but in exchange they let chaos in, and the waystone is broken. | Dwarves are entirely wiped out, but they sealed the vaults in such a way they last for a thousand years. Sacrificing their lives to protect the waystone with their honour intact. |
| Alone, abandoned and trapped inside their own hold the dwarves crumble slowly. But do not fear, Papa Nurgle loves you regardless. | The survivors retreat into the hold, broken again and again. No help is coming, and all they have are their own tools. Desperate, they turn to the greatest weapon they have, the waystone itself. Bending its purpose, limitless power is thrown out to defend the survivors within the hold. But it is power stolen from the Rune of Azamar. For every second they need it to burn, they betray their oath and the Karaz Ankor slips closer to annihilation. Perhaps after all this time, they deserve it. Two hundred years is a long time to wait for aid. | Karag Vlag in stereo. They have been beaten back into the hold, taken massive casualties. But at the core they still hold, the demons die, the waystone is secure. They kept their oaths, they just need to hold on until help comes. It is coming. Isn't it? |
| The enemy is here, and if they stick to their old ways they would fall. But there is another power source, and even greater one. Take the waystone, bind demons, there . They have hope, torn from the mouths of demons. And Tzeentch smiles as ever so slowly they change. | Current situation. They have survived, the waystone is preserved. But their morals, their honour perhaps it has shattered for good. They may not have been corrupted, but they have touched powers no good dwarf should have touched, made deals no dwarf should have made. Perhaps dying would have been easier. | The warp opens, unreality spills out and time itself seems to break. An endless unrelenting horde of nightmares descend on Karag Dum. It is the last place he was seen, the first he returns. Grimnir meets the tide. And the demons die in their millions. |
This image shows the frill/crest/headdress at a much more vertical angle closer to a triceratops crest and is probably what Boney is going off of.
Purple over here is sus, acting like an imposter.Boney quote here.
I'm not picklepikkl, i swear
Any Explosion big enough to leave a big-ass crater significantly larger than the base of a mountain/mountain range would have strewn any rubble over dozens or hundreds of miles (most of which would not be inside of the crater), and given the relative mutability of the Wastes it'd be awfully hard to tell if a seemingly empty place had remained consistently empty for several centuries prior.
Makes as much sense as anything.
I remember Boney specifically not wanting to go into Beastmen population dynamics because the explanations canon gives very quickly lead to a very dark place.
Almost down to 30 pages behind now.
"100% A-OK" is a bit of an exaggeration. He considered it a lesser evil, but it was still an evil.
I googled for images of Morghur. That thing doesn't look like a crest, it looks like a combined mask/headdress made of something else's hide stretched over a support structure of wood and/or bone, resting on top of a massive mane of hair:
Ooh, another variation.
O_O
The vote just closed unfortunately.
Aha, so my worries about that were correct. I'd wondered whether we'd put up tarps over them or something, to protect them from the Green Moon, or wondered whether they'd be put under the roofs of whatever temporary camps we set up (though we probably didn't break out the tents and stuff for when making temporary camps; people probably, I guess, just slept in the steam-wagons. They just temporarily parked the steam-wagons for a bit).
