We Are the Gods of a New World Order [Warhammer 50K ~ Warp God Simulator]
- Thread starter Alectai
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Baron Ouroboros
Emerald Leaves and Crimson Petals
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- Vancouver
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- He/Him
We should speak to Aeldari at some point. We are kin to them as we are to all life, and at least a part of us is also the Goddess Isha.
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- Goose Land
Nominally, Emps didn't want to be in charge. He never wanted to be in charge. He may even have had an idea of what would happen if he ended up in charge.
But then the Age of Strife happened and everything went to shit.
Emps decided to step in "Just This Once", since this was basically the lowest point humanity has ever had.
His problem was that he couldn't let go of whatever power he gained, no matter how big or small it was. That lead to the Great Crusade, and the Empire, and how humanity has all gone since.
While that is a lovely sentiment. I'm not sure they would take that well from the being born from the rotting shards of the monster which imprisoned and ultimately destroyed Isha. We should definitely start slow and cautious there.
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- England
Also the Aeldari are currently being slaving dickbags little better than the Imperium so that's a black mark against them.
While that is true, that is the government not the people, case in point the Imperium is a tyrannical corrupt monstrosity, yet imperial citizens are our worshipers. I could certainly see Aeldari worshiping the VM if we approach them the right way.
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- makassar
Guys big e made the council of terra where literally normal humans get to rule the Imperium while he is on his webway project.
And you guys seems to be forgetting that without the great crusade the works or the rangdans would have overrun the galaxy and killed of humanity
The emp is an ashole but I don't really think he is evil, and the reason he might be like could possibly be because he discard his compassion?, there some lore that I read that said that.
And you guys seems to be forgetting that without the great crusade the works or the rangdans would have overrun the galaxy and killed of humanity
The emp is an ashole but I don't really think he is evil, and the reason he might be like could possibly be because he discard his compassion?, there some lore that I read that said that.
Really, he made the High Lords to rule to rule the Imperium, so if the High Lords ordered him to do something he would do it? Having the concept of a regency take on administrative duties while he went to tinker with the Warp makes him no less a tyrant.
As for the Rangdan, just with Chaos fighting worse evil does not make one good, he could have expended just as if not more quickly without the mass murder and brutal religious suppression.
So returning to the matter of this quest, he is entirely evil and deserves oblivion both for his deeds and the safety of sane life in the galaxy.
The new Chaos would be no less his enemy than the old if for other reasons.
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- Third planet from the star named Sol
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- He/They
Fascists often use the threat of 'the enemy will overrun us' to justify their cruelty. And the Council of Terra wasn't for the people of the Imperium to rule. It was for the people of Terra to rule. Yes, big e wanted to slowly transition to a more egalitarian government once he was finished doing all the 'necessary' things to get there, but his 'necessary' methods still involved accepting mass enslavement, genocide, wanton cruelty, and so many other horrors. Life is a lot more complicated than just 'the ends don't justify the means' but when the ends are so nebulous and the means are so horrific, it kinda sorta has a lot of weight to it.
A big part of the Emperor's grand plan and strategy was to do a whole lot of horrible shit quickly in the name of a better future, but all those horrible things wound up toppling his ambitions before he could even finish phase 1. Horus's betrayal was the breaking point, but holy shit did he have a lot to work with to launch his civil war.
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- England
I wouldn't bet on it. They have their own gods they're much closer to than us, and more pertinently the average Aeldari has much less reason to seek out our patronage than the average human.
I'm not saying we should actively seek to avoid them or anything, I just wouldn't put much faith in converting a lot of them and think we shouldn't go out of our way to try and talk to them. If it happens it happens and that'll be neat, but if you think the Aeldari will supplicate themselves to us easily then you're probably in for some disappointment.
notanautomaton
I've got 99 quests, I've finished one
As far as alien allies go, we're much more likely to have good returns with the neo-Necrons. Since they don't have inherent gods and warp-powers. The Tau would also be a good pick based on their canonical state, but we don't know what their state is in the current galaxy.
This also ignores all the minor alien races, many of whom would likely also be useful investments due to their diversity, if nothing else.
They have one god arguably two if we count shattered Khaine, there is plenty of space for a life goddess.
meianmaru
The Devourer of Fiction
Vote is over people, and my plan, that you voted for, won.
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- barking
I seem to have missed this but what happened to Isha and Ynnead , Khaine is probably forever broken, Cergroch is probably in his library stopping everyone from getting into it
Isha died with Nurgle. Some of the VM's form is borrowed from echoes of her. No idea about Ynnead.
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- United States
So it could be argued that the VM is the sister of the Aeldar. Well that's going to send them over the wall in frothing rage.
Baron Ouroboros
Emerald Leaves and Crimson Petals
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- Vancouver
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- He/Him
Strictly speaking, the Aeldari Gods are not just bound to the Aeldari. They are instead the first Gods of the Warp; I bet their themes, narratives, and beings trickled into younger gods that were worshipped around the galaxy.
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- London
I'd say we should wait until we get to a higher level, cause all that will happen otherwise is a Cegorach nipping us in the bud.
Ekzentric Lohner
I miss Wildstar...
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- England
Not the first. Chaos was born in the War in Heaven before the Eldar Gods were made manifest. At least in this version of events.
I don't know why Chaos.... but setting an entire group of 100 Pikmim get crushed at once reminds me of the frogs from the first game.
....Now those are something that would be painful to deal with for our enemies.
....Now those are something that would be painful to deal with for our enemies.
At a minimum, at least three out of the four newborn gods can claim relation to the Aeldar's old pantheon. Understandably given the origins of said relations, they are likely to utterly hate us.
Baron Ouroboros
Emerald Leaves and Crimson Petals
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- Vancouver
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- He/Him
I'm not so sure. Aeldari seers have a great understanding of the Warp's metaphysics, so it's unlikely they'll see us as Nurgle.