#Warhammer and Such
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i don't think your average hearthkyn warrior is a match for a space marine, for example, despite being elite by other faction standards
yeah
like I think would buy they're good at picking fights they'll win and will give ground rather than fight an almost hopeless cause. but I feel like if they get jumped they're not that much better than other factions
and giving ground is its own disadvantage
incidentally, I often feel like aeldari, narratively, have to win 99% of their fights for their doomed nature to make any sense
I think bolters are probably just to tie it to squats tbh
otherwise, losing loads of aeldari citizens in each engagement would be kinda catastrophic
that and their willingness to sacrifice millions of another race to have a single aeldari live also seems to communicate to me that aeldari generally fight battles they'll win
I love Mike Brooks and his Orks so fucking much
like squats had bolters and exo-armour, so given the quite ambitious redesign the fact that it's still ultimately bolters and exo-armour gives a throughline
maybe the votann can gift the emperor or Guilliman the Warhammer Mark 40000 after being rescued from an orkish Waaagh!!!
alternatively, 40,000 concussion hammers given to the imperium for the war effort
i think pioners or thunderkyn are my favorite votan units
If that was the case they'd use lasguns lol
honestly i struggle to come up with lots of votann army list ideas sadly
usually its just bunch of guys in transports
same here, hope they get some more units this year
This is pretty much what you do
yeah, i just want to explore more concepts xD
the einherjar or whatever the armor is called big blocks is another way
but also i don't find it super duper intereting
to max out 3 units of deepstriking not-terminators
i forget, how does that match up usually go
the TEQ's duking it out
what match up?
I don't we have much fluff on that match up
Theoretically einh have better weapons at least in fluff
On the table I think termies win out
plasma and volkanite weapons alongside a grenade launcher; then plasma or concussive melee yeah
They've got more wounds and an inv save
And usually armies with termies have more hardcore melee strategems than lov
terminators are either power fist, lightning claws or thunder hammer usually
i imagine TH/SS termies will rinse einhyr in a fight
which are in the like. higher tier of power weapons
This is also what you'd expect for 30 ppm models vs 39 ppm models in a more melee oriented army
for chaos termies at least
i imagine having better weapons is influential, but not a deciding factor
since like... aeldar have had better weapons for forever
I mean so are the einh weapons
And they also can have squad wide plasma
my understanding of the fluff broadly places a terminator, with their requisite skill and experience alongside the suit, as somewhere between 1 full step above or slightly ahead of an einhyr
yeah loyalist terminators are bad in a shoot out
Termie armor is more durable though I'd say
Einh are also very experienced it should be noted
Like you have to earn being a hearthguard
They're like the only permanent standing military lol
I wonder if we'll get votann light infantry
Like the termies main advantages are more durable armor imo
dont see the logic here
I suspect well get rangers yeah
I just am hoping for axe and shield warriors lol
like half the factions in the settin are more advanced then them technologically, if thats whats being measured
get some of that quilted armour back in
I mean no
There's two
Eldar and crons
Aeldari are 2 factions, Necrons, I would say that tau are mostly the same tho, no?
No
Noted
ooo votann light infantry seems sick
They literally sold tau ion tech
something to pair with pioneers
yea but the whole tau gimmick s that they actually develop tech fast, and that was some time ago
pretty early into tau empire actually irc
And have actual ai and weird black hole axes
Tau have comparable tech of their own in various sectors, but yeah, the votann traded ion tech that you see quite commonly
Every time I look at chaos termie wargear I understand chaos better
The thing about the tau is that they rapidly improve technology. Votann steadily improve technology
Like plasma axes alone would blow an earth castes mind lol
To say nothing of their weird psychic tech
Well they do have smaller ships and crafts they can use to board and get away. Depends on the kind of mission, boarding situation, or space. I know the issue in Salvation’s Reach was that they didn’t have enough space to land all of one attack force at one time so they had to get a lot of the craft to take back off to allow for others to land more troops. Made retreating a difficult situation later
I think plasma axes would blow an earth castes mind because they would ask why a faction so advanced still uses melee combat
I mean tau have a prototype
But I still dont see why would lov "win every single engagement outside of plot", coming back to what i referred to
yeah i dont think they would either
heck they've canonically lost to orks, nids, and chaos historically; as far as what i remember from their history
yeah the Tau rate of advancement is extremely high
Like they've lost plenty
oh and necrons
isnt there a new necron book thats-
Mhm
xd
xD
Granted the cron book is also weirdly written
Necrons currently remain the most advanced race in the setting, technologically, as I understand it
But yeah I was just refuting the tech level thing
i think the funniest part about it is that they canonically still develop new tech
You can debate them or eldar
I wish ion weapons had a better gimmick
Good for them, honestly
i do wis hion weren't just plasma but not
Necrons fleeing an Imperial fleet 
but i dont know what their gimmick would be though
they're just plasma guns but for the faction that doesn't have overheating plasma guns
or wait did technically plasma steal ion's gimmick in 8th edition 🤔
Well I mean lov have those
Iirc, the scariest part about necrons isn't something commonly featured in the table, which is that their space fleets are scary as fuck for everyone
Non overheat plasma that is
iirc an early record had a necron capital ship make a mockery of an imperial battlefleet
Yeah they had really goofy BFG rules for them
I really need to stop pinging people when I reply, so please tell me if I forget accidentally
I always think about it after i send the message and know that a lot of people dont like it
But they have by far the scariest fleet in 40k
yeah that's what I mean
tau and now votann had a thing where their plasma weapons are stable
irc their current spacefleet lore is mostly in battlefleet videogame, right?
and then ion weapons were retconned into weapons that overcharge when they brought out ion rifles for pathfinders
I have so reflexively been turning it off that I sometimes forget to leave it on for people who are ok with it lol
since tabletop battlefleet was very old when it stopped getting updates
It's mostly from the bfg tabletop game, though the video game cleaves pretty close to it
Necrons there mostly focused on harvester ships
I guess those were reintroduced into the lore with the pariah nexus
There is, iirc, not a ton of new lore in the video games
the black templar's attack on imotekh's flagship and subsequent victory is a very understated achievement tbh
Black Templars the setting's biggest inverse-jobbers
Necrons don't use shields? How borg like
Their ability to clown on insanely powerful people provided they're just a little bit offscreen is unparalleled
thats fair
they also had thing where the overcharge version was aoe and the regular rapid fire which is how plasma cannons work in necromunda 🤔
though they also had plot power due to imotekh/helbrecht beef
What would the ion gun gimmick be if not totally-not-plasma?
blast weapon?
lethal hits or devastating wounds weapon? with good AP?
well that's the thing is that plasma weapons kinda stole ion's gimmick
now that I think about it
but then ion weapons stole plasmas gimmick from before?
it's all a mess
its also a bit funny that tau plasma is a stable tech for them, but ion is not
just think of more gimmicks gw
The Black Templars killing the Cacodominus is another "dude what the heck" showing from them
Incidentally, I really dislike the idea of tau being ok with "hazardous" weapons at all
they'd prefer a more consistent and less self threatening weapon imo
even if it were weaker
like their pulse rifles
which are plasma weapons
i know its a mechanical concern
but still
I think the justification is basically that they're so devoted to the cause they're willing to use weapons that give them cancer
Wait, when did Plasma's gimmick change?
I'm pretty sure like originally plasmas had overcharge
Did it not always explode?
or chaos got stronger plasma but exploding or something?
iirc originally plasma didn't have 2 modes, and always was deadly
how... originally are we talking?
but then plasma became one mode and the gimmick was exploding
I vaguely remember RT and 2e having different rules for plasma
But I think that involved extra consequences on the salvo die
orkish plasma is the closest to OG plasma
and then in 8th edition they become two modes and only explode on overcharge
Oh, interesting. I am sure the guardsmen are happy there is a safer mode now
oh i mean megablasta
I mean same with lov if not more so lol
Did Ion rifles always have the two modes thing?
classic plasma meme
I love that model
totally agree, though for the votann it IS safe lol, their ion blasters n stuff have no hazardous setting
but yeah ion cannons were safe
i dont think the votann have any hazardous tag weapons do they?
ion rifles have always had two modes because that's when ion weapons were given the gimmick
but tbf the safe ion cannon mode stayed the same so its like
tau figured out you could overcharge it and make it dangerous and give you cancer for big boom
I don't think so
and the leagues are like why are you doing this what the fuck
They have one - the focused witchfire for the Grimnyr
Cuz they vet their tech for like a century first lol
I know ion cycler spam is the tau meta, but im a burst cannon lover
just make it into a laser dude
ohh only the grymnyr can accidentally kill themselves
that's to represent perils of the warp yeah
Tbh that fits
yeah
Like the tau have a desperate vibe to their tech imo
I imagine most factions who see their tech adapted by tau would be like "Yo wtf?"
It's why they deploy prototypes constantly
gonna get a Gauss Lightning weapon mounted on a crisis soon
it does kinda work but then at the same time it's like okay then why didn't you use full power plasma from the beginning
thats i think my conflict with it
Cheaper and faster to produce
but then now their plasma rifles are not only safe but they're more powerful I think??
sure they know the dangers of plasma enough to know they could just be unsafe with that
Is my fluff answer guess
The original lore for it was that the Tau just didn't turn their plasma up to the cook setting
they got buffed in 9e but it might've been reversed
While everyone else was like "no I want +1 strength and risk of death"
yeah, thats my basis for disliking them going deep on overcharging ion
(Except Eldar, who also had gets hotless plasma)
"Haha, plasma is dangerous, better be safe about it. But Ions? We getting cancerburned by ions today amirite?"
This is incorrect btw, they have Hardlight and deploy it en masse.
(And DE I think, but their plasma had even weirder names so I don't remember what it was)
So I guess the gets hot fellas were mostly the Imperium, Chaos, and Orks
I really like plasma in current killteam tbh
But it also feels like often teams cant do anything without it in certain matchups, at least from my observations of the game
I watched kasrkin vs phobos and it was kinda like
but not as deadly as his heavy bolter guy
Right I forget that's a thing. I think we've had one model that was like a fortification use it lol
his heavy bolter guy just CHEWED UP my kroot
Kasrkin's thing is kinda bullshit plasma
true
also the shield generators
Though kasrkin can take a bunch of special weapons
tau plasma rn is basically overcharged profile but not rapid fire or hazardous
so I guess they just figured out how to fire full shots safely at the cost of fire rate
Are their shields also hard light?
I like how tau weapon retcons are like oh they just developed the technology
well their basic pulse weaponry is all plasma
Didn't they got kinda retconned into the Vottann having a finger on it?
like the pulse rifle and carbine are both plasma based
I thought pulse stuff was like ME style electromagnetic small projectiles
unlike melta guns being suddenly ineffective against the tanks they were built to destroy
if you mean ions, no
The original ion tech was sold to them yes
the retcon there was that the guys that sold the tech were actually votanns and not a separate thing
arguably a reveal and not a retcon
Lol yeah
mhm
Nah its explicitly a plasma pulse weapon
lexi seems to disagree, I think I was thinking of modernized kroot rifles
Which IIRC use a plasma cartridge instead of black powder but still fire metal
like tau's lasgun equivalent economically is better than a bolter
Fucking pulselock
The Tau version of Plasma Weapon are known as Pulse Weapons. all pulse weapons utilise pulsed induction fields to propel lethal bursts of plasma over astonishing ranges. Tau pulse weapons are more reliable than their Imperial counterparts.
Pulse Pistol
Pulse Rifle
Pulse Carbine
Pulse Blaster
Burst Cannon
Heavy Burst Cannon
Plasma Rifle
Tau Plasma Cannon
Pulse Bomb Generator
Pulse Submunition Cannon
Pulse Ordnance Multi-Driver
Pulse Driver Cannon
Pulse ARC Cannon
Plasma Bomb
Sorry the thought just entered my brain
which is basically like the real technological threat of the tau is that like
they're mainly limited by their economy
they use the resources they do have very well
Tau also have fewer institutionalized resistances or barriers to ingesting new technology and riffing off of it very quickly
comparative to almost every other faction in the setting
but yeah I guess now that plasma rifles are safe but full power albeit slower it does all fit together
i think they have the easiest time with it actually outside of like nids
cause you got rapid fire safe or heavy safe and then you've just got maniacs overcharging their christmas present
Lov can do it fine
oh right i forgot they exist again
They just have a long refinement process
yeah
I swear I did this in this channel at some point with someone else
while tau will deploy new technology out the door of the lab that made it if needed
Yeah
Votann are much more considered and deliberate with their approach to ingesting to new tech (which i would consider a barrier wrt to my original statement)
They're the desperate bleeding edge
The tau are like "We can test an idea today, right now even. Take this. Go test it out"
and the person is like "I will test this cancergun for the greater good"
tauperture science
Btw was there any elaboration on greater good in the warp thing?
not much, its a comparatively recent development
Isnt it like 2 years old?
2 years old for warhammer lore is new
Lov be like "have you accounted for the sub molecularly miniscule kick this gun has? No? Go fix it then"
She has a namelol
They're also traditionalists and really serious about efficiency and such
to be completely fair crypteks and orks also have similar attitude, they just use artisan approach instead of mass producing prototypes
primaris are still recent in my mind and they're like 7 years old or something
i do not remembe it 
I don't think crypteks really ingest new tech, rather they are inventing new tech themselves
as they have possibly the most advanced tech foundation out there
they kinda just do stuff
they already figured it out
aiui necrons "invent" new tech all the time because they just know profound operating principles
So its a sort of uhh
Rick style invention
Where they just make novel shit every day
But its not like new new
yeah and like
"Teehee found a new application for timey wimey"
necrodermis and stuff is pretty rapid arbitrary manufacture I suppose
Thats why i said its more or less similar to how orks invent stuff
a cryptek can be like oh I need to combine these two concepts and then do it right there
Tau definitely feel the pressure i think, to advance fast, as they encounter more and more of the galaxies threats and understand that their only defense is their advanced technology and their diplomatic ties
yeah I agree
which ngl the more i think about it sounds kinda funny
ork is clever 
mekboyz have to get recruit spannas to stop someone driving off in their newest prototype before it's finished
but at the same time idk how much orks really learn?
a mekboy is basically an stc come to think of it
contains designs for everything you need and can build it if provided enough raw material
much like space orangutan
one-ork manufactorum
Orks do I think have a lot of innate knowledge but they also learn and gain expertise and stuff
So the really good meks can still distinguish themselves
isn't there a famous mekboy working for Gaz?
nice jaw
Orks also kinda do that thing where they are often below the tech par and then sometimes far exceed it
no ape emote to go with that quote 
I think it like adds a ton of horror to the orks
Might be a T'au...
cause they're kinda silly and then its like oh they're crashing the moon into us holy shit
thats kinda the thing with "genetic" knowledge of things that they have
You know, thinking about it, how does an einhyr stand up to a meganob?
I'm like
90% sure Orkimedes is the one getting a new model
Brutal Kunnin'
His name being orkimedes is great
orkimedes....
no it's like
I'd be super down for an Orkimedes model
idk it's got raven guard and elysians in it
The great thinker Orkimedes once said:
"Thinkin’ iz for gitz, but everyone'z a git,
so's ya might as well think like some other gitz"
...which has come, through the years, to mean the ork klanz.
the first three are so solid. Taros Campaign. Anphelion Project. Siege of Vraks
Raid on Kastorel-Novem is also interesting cause its one of the rare ones which is just an L for the imperium
yeah I think that's a big part of why I have that impression too
Took heavy casualties and barely completed any of their goals
The IA ork aesthetic is 
Oh yeah, and they were at one point trying to figure out where Orkimedes was based out of tellyporting reinforcements to Armageddon
It was the Hunt for Red Orktoba
Altansar yeah
Altansar is also kind of neat now cause they're one of the major power bases for the Ynnari
that kinda of makes a lot of sense
i know jainzar is effectively the poster phoenix for the ynnari
but i imagine Maugen is pretty jazzed about the aeldari super death cult
War Zone Laevenir is an ongoing conflict in the Galaxy.[1]
Ok this is unexpectedly cool
Thinking about that Eldar expansion for W&G...
im guessing biel tan has a LOT of sway when a warhost is gathered
or a coalition is made
still upset that the visarch isn't even a real drukhari
I think it'd be kind of weird if all the Ynnari leadership was DE
Oh yeah, Baneblade , is a knight book, right?
I guess if it's like
as a pair they've walked the many paths of eldar life that makes sense
sjust not what I get from looking at the models I guess
Yvraine straight up joined but Visarch just showed up to bail her out
fair
I think the idea with Yvraine and the Visarch is that they both are not solely claimed by craftworld or Cammorragh
And incidentally wound up in charge of an Incubi shrine on the way
I think I just like came back into the hobby, heard there's a new craftworld-drukhari alliance faction, look at the models and see an eldar lady and an incubus with a sword and I'm like oh my god its romeo and juliet
but that does make sense yeah
im not sure how much work 30 dark reapers can actually do
but they seem like they'd tear up anything that isn't armor
I do think it's still a bit weird that there's not like a commoragh native character but I guess idk how many eldar aren't just super old anyway
I forget, was the Visarch a guy who just had Long Eldar Pining Love stuff for Yvraine, or was he some other Secret Backstory?
not really big into eldar
I remember him having a Secret Backstory
nah i think he was just down bad so hard it pulled him off the path of the exarch
path of the down bad
path of the simp
Dark Reapers can absolutely tear anything that isn't a vehicle to shreds.
And for vehicles, there's the Fire Dragons.
fragons seem pretty bad in 10e
mostly just because meltas seem iffy
the fire pike is nice so maybe you can msu them
oh yeah I can see that
the storm guardians are ultimatly distractions
even the wraithblades are
big juicy targets
to give the reapers time to keep eradicating stuff
the main hope would be to try and erase any high octane elite infantry super early
to try and leave a raggedy hole in their battle plan
you can see my Tau strategy dna leaking into things
Classic "take away their toys" strats
Huh, Goddess T'au'va featured heavily in the somewhat recent Tau novel
She's the whole reason ||they managed to survive a Deathguard incursion into the Nem'yar Atoll||
Damn humans , making gods for other xenos
Funny thing about that ||It's not concretely confirmed that the humans of the Tau Empire are responsible for her existence. She showed up during Shadowsun's youth, which would have been before the Fourth Sphere's first encounter with her||
one thing against the idea of pre-existence and so on, is that time in the warp is fucky
Yeah, Slaneesh helped her own birth, after all
the tau allies who were not even around yet could easily have created the t'au'va
I don't think the humans alone are responsible for her being born.
which then retroactively gave the t'au'va access to the circular time scale
no i think it was a collection of psychically present tau allies
but not the tau specifically
because they are not psychically active enough
Considering she does look like a Tau too. It's very possible the Tau were involved in her creation too, even if they're not aware of it.
i wouldn't necessarily attribute the appearance to indicate who was involved in their creation; noting that it could just as easily have tau features because those allies themselves tie the tau species to their internal concept of the greater good
I'd say fair, but quite frankly I think it's a load of crap if it turns out the Tau really did not have a part in her creation.
I mean Idk why? The tau have a really notable lack of psychic presence
Like they can just go in the warp and it seemingly just didn't register for them
Either way, I like this development. Just hoping the remnants of the Fourth Sphere chill the fuck out eventually since they got severely reprimanded for their behavior. (Well I say severely, they're still functioning but their leadership got punished, and some sent away for re-assimilation. And all auxillaries removed from their forces)
I mean they aren't there anymore
Like all of the original 4th sphere was sent back to the core for like reeducation
Or at least those going murder happy
They are ._. Like I'm looking right at their info, Fourth Sphere contingents are still a thing. They were involved in a Kroot uprising, and their actions there resulted in all the auxillaries being removed from their contigents.
Like specifically they were involved in massacring the Kroot colony on Ky'san, which caused an uprising. And the only thing the Ethereal Council did was remove the auxilliaries from their contigents.
Yikes but also they did end up on the 40k equivalent of the Ishimura
It’s probably those psychic worm fellas
I got no issues with tau not having warp based divine connection
Don't think everyone needs to
I wouldn’t be shocked if Tau’va turned out to be some kind of fake though
She's not is the thing
Like she's very much confirmed and implied to be exactly what she says she is
I don’t think there’s any verification that Tau’va is what she says she is - though it seems proven that she’s a warp entity
(This might be partially cope for me since I am sort of against the idea conceptually)
It does feel very much like cope
(Swear I'm not intending to sound like an ass)
I know some folks despite the recent developments are still clinging to theories like maybe she's a Tzeentch related entity.
I figure if the chaos gods were involved they’d have done something awful already
Although “tricking the Tau into killing their allies” maybe counts
Except that was not her intention 
She rescued them, and the Fourth Sphere Tau responded of their own volition
I mean, under the theory that she’s actually the Changelings being a little silly with it or something that’d presumably be the intention
She also ripped open a wormhole to keep the Tau empire connected to their holdings in the Nem’yar Atoll, and ||trapped a whole Deathguard fleet to protect the Tau||
(Though I super don’t buy that one either it seems really lazy)
tbf, a lot of that moment was told to Shadowsun after the fact when she passed the f out
so while taken at face value, all of that happened in the way described, theres room for holes and skepticism
Like everything she’s done has been to the benefit of the Tau Empire. ||She also saved Shadowsun during her training in her youth||
importantly, Shadowsun seems to think there's something ot it, as she ordered that the temples stop getting defaced
Yeah, sorry I just don’t buy the idea that T’au’va is intended to be some weird out of left field Chaos intrigue
shadowsun didn't remember that even until after she got knocked out
I don’t really buy it being chaos
But I could buy her being some kind of opportunistic warp entity who’s playing the part to get temples now that the walls between reality and the warp are all thin
We get stuff like Saint Celestine and the Sanguinor without too much work. I can buy that the Tau have a god.
Like I’d be fucking tired and frustrated if she turned out to be some random opportunistic warp entity
Like just let her be exactly what she is, a new deity embodying the concept of the Greater Good. Created by the psychic presence of the Tau allies, that desires to help the Empire.
I'm just saying, the fiction doesn't set things in stone nearly as much as you're implying. It certainly doesn't set in stone the idea of them being chaos any moreso, nor was I implying as much
but its certainly not a certainty as to what the T'au'va's nature really is
frankly it's more 40k style for it to just be a mystery
probably doesn't need to be explained
It's more fun as a mystery.
Until it’s not -gestures at all of Horus Heresy- 
I'd rather just not think of her tbh
I personally didn't think the T'au'va was at all necessary to the tau story, but I'm not necessarily offended by their existence. That being said I hope they're never a unit or become central to Tau plots
it would be kinda funny to have a whole ass god as a unit tbf
Don’t we technically have that with Ynnari, and then Khaine, and the C’than to some degree?
khaine and ctan are like fragments
Truth of the matter is I don't think the Tau need eldritch help or the inclusion of faith into their doctrine beyond the greater good. But equally true is that their allies absolutely do have faith
and I guess the yncarne is too really
or something? as established not an ynnari expert haha
the yncarne sounds like its an incarnate rather than the actual god
its possible nascent greated good god is in basically the same state though I guess. or something
The Yncarne is just the Yncarne version of the Avatar of Khaine
Like a fragment but instead of being a fragment of a dead god a fragment of a god which isn’t real yet
the main thing i approve of is that it lends presence to tau empire client races
A whole god just seems like a lot for that
it does, I agree
I'm kinda not down for Tau having get out of jail free cards from warp entities that like them; rather than through the power of their cooperative nature, applications of technology, and philosophies of war
I mean it's more called a god by the client races
feels cheap
It's not like "literally" a god
Godhood still has degrees.
Like its the equivalent of vashtorr or belakor imo
i do get that the tau on the board and tau as a species dont have psykers, so it remains a vulnerable point, but rather a "god" why not have that vulnerability covered by a client species or technology?
I mean that is what it is
The tau actively don't recognize the entity as a god
It's just like tolerated cult done by their psychic clients
what i mean is why represent those client races with a gestalt warp entity rather than just representing those exact client species participating
Also it finally gave shadowsun a mcguffin like farsight
It'd be weird if their client races didn't spawn some Greater Good thing in the warp.
Tau’va is a lot more powerful than them in terms of things they’ve done though
At least from what we’ve seen
Idk how accurate that is
Considering vashtorr summoned shadow caliban
And all that shit with the arks
balakor is incredibly powerful isn't he?
I didn’t say anything to diminish them haha
And belakor is implied to have manipulated multiple civilizations
Just that what little we’ve seen from Tau’va establishes a very high bar
Bel’akor is -quickly glances around- a punk ass bitch
….there’s some loud banging coming from my wall, brb gonna check it out
Yeah “fuck it, reverse hadex anomaly” is a really high showing
Or i guess to rephrase again, why represent the niccasaur with a seperate warp goddess of many arms and no face, and give them more screen time than the nicasaur have ever gotten?
Which I'd argue is less than what at least vashtorr has done
Considering he time travels and shit
if your warp based, i think time travel is just a thing
Tau'va makes sense because it's basically an entire interstellar empire dedicated to it's worship
Vashtorr has a bunch of schemes and favors and tools and such, it’s not really the same level of power
Love the time travel background for orks in W&G. “You have no idea how you’re back in this time period. But what you do know is that you really want to fight your past self.”
Every member of the entire civilization commits every action in it's name
That's gonna juice you quick
We've had warp entities form over less.
He's literally summoned shadow caliban
That wasn't summoning by his own power
that was macguffins
also that wasn't Shadow Caliban that was actual Caliban
Yeah he’s a premier macguffin hunter
Fair I guess
no wonder him and Abaddon hang out
Vashtorr and Bel'akor don't have anyone close to the Tau worshipping them as far as we're aware
My stance is I love tauvas dynamic with shadowsun and imo she really needed something to macguffin with like farsight
Like overall Vashtorr probably has more impact but he’s really old and is like a spidery mastermind power broker in the warp
Vashtorr CAN'T get too powerful either
He lives at the whims of the Brothers
If he got too powerful they'd just kill him and replace him
doesnt he already have his big key to get whatever he was going for to realize his big unnamed scheme?
or calibans like central ai
He’s got one of em, but might need more
He's doing that with abby atm
Cause his ultimate goal is making the big 4 the big 5
Caliban IS the macguffin
Which is a pretty big ask
Whatever that actually is
oh i thought that was just an implication, rather than explicit
becoming the 5th chaos god i mean
I thought it was the key?
I mean yeah but it's also the macguffin
I vaguely remember it being the key but there’s another lock it’s for or something
because it's also, by itself, such a monumental status quo changer
Like holy fuck it's so bad for literally everyone else that Abbadon has this now
I get that but most of them are like, intentionally atheistic and don’t have a major warp impression
Maybe it’s cause I’m reading the death and the end rn but it also seems sort of weirdly un-cataclysmic
The intentionally athiestic thing doesn't matter
Because it's like if there was a God of Luck and every time you prayed for good luck that god got a piece of that
if you think about doing something and dedicate it to The Greater Good
you empower Tau'va
The emperor was an atheist, and yet still a god
And it's not like Tau don't have souls, they still due, and the Warp cares about fervant worship
Khorne wouldn't be as big if people just murdered each other
I don’t think the emperor was a god
they have to murder each other FOR KHORNE
I mean. Big E was enough of a god that the Chaos Gods went "We don't want him around"
iirc murder regardless of devotion does fuel khorne
Big E is probably a God now
He definitely is now. And he also came pretty damn close during the Horus Heresy ||He almost became the Dark King. He had to be talked down by an old perpetual friend of his showing up||
or at the very least is indistinguishable from one.
Khorne does take it all but likes it more when it’s in his name afaik
Orks killing does nothing for him.
It all counts a little but it’s better when it’s intentional or something
Yeah
Which is why I'll grumble about the Tyranid meatgrinder not sustaining his daemons.
Also yeah the present tortured skeleton emperor might be a god but while he was walking around I don’t think he ever was
He’s just an Anomaly
I mean that's the thing is that like
It does stuff but it doesn't do enough
||Dark King|| begs to differ
to sustain Daemons
The Hive Mind is also a near-peer warp entity to the big 4
Which muddies any Tyranids vs the warp stuff
No it’s a whole important thing that he doesn’t do that
Tyranids are space bug swarm and monsters that need slaying and an eldritch and unknowable intelligence from the dark between stars
Yeah, but it very much implies the God-Emperor is already bordering on godhood at that point. He was already powerful enough at the time to warrant concern from all four Chaos Gods
Like he gets hella close but there’s a pretty good taxa for a god in 40K - a self sustaining warp vortex -
I mean whatever Bel'akor did got the attention of the Chaos Gods
Big E ain't special
I mean, I am willing to say that Bel'akor is also special.
And the Emperor is an extremely powerful undying psyker with galaxy consuming ambition
I do think it's deliberately ambiguous how much if at all Big E is conscious or self-directed in his current state
Even Bobby's visit was a lot of confusing contradiction
I agree
Him not being fully aware was kind of the point of the Heresy.
The Chaos Gods worked incredibly hard to make sure he didn't just die.
Also tauva wasn't made by tau
It was made by clients
And like the rule around beliefs is laxer for them as I recall as is
My preferred interpretation is that yeah you get a lot of visitations or manifestations from Bug E but there's no one at the wheel
Authoritarianism needs the supreme authority, but it doesn't need him to do anything. A corpse in a chair works fine for the purpose
i think my beef is not that the t'au'va doesn't make sense, but that it doesn't or didn't need to exist; and that it represents some species/factions that already don't get any time in the spotlight. The T'au'va existing makes sense in regards to being generated by a growing interstellar empire's faith.
,>_>
All Hail the Emperor and his normal number of arms!
I also kinda have beef with Shadowsun needing a warp goddess to intervene for her during puretide's training. I think she could have done it entirely on her own
Farsight frequently mentions that she was more capable and skilled than he was/is
Ordo Xenos has their eyes on you
If memory serves she doesn't really help that much
And I honestly really like their dynamic
She was responsible for making sure Shadowsun had air so she could stay conscious since she was losing consciousness and air…underwater
Cuz shadowsun just hates it
And it’s implied she calmed the raging waters she was in
He's special in the way Starscream is special: as the eternal butt of a joke, ever unable to bring his plans to fruition but always with the ego and drive to think he can.
khorne didn't intervene to save farsight during puretides training
tbf, the dawnblade was found on the khorne planet, the same place he found the talisman, where the first and second khorne temptation happened
his main thing that wasn't involved with his ongoing khornate temptation storyline was the mirrorcodex
i will say that shadowsun needed more to build her up, and the T'au'va absolutely helps add a dimension to the character
just feels like to me, it compromises shadowsun's character a bit
in terms of their skill and ability
I do suppose thematically, Farsight's biggest contributions was war with the imperium, specifically space marines, and war with orks
Shadowsun could potentially represent more interaction with like... chaos
though farsight also has that connective tissue with khorne
I mean she actively is uncooperative
Which to me just sells her character even more
I do wonder if there'll be more narrative time devoted to or a special unit to the third student of puretide, kais
named ghostkeel would be kinda sick
Since the ancient in a grey knight terminator squad can take a psycannon as well as one other regular member of the squad, should each squad have 2 psycannons or should it be a different combo of special weapons?
honestly? kind of up to you
two psycannons is not a bad idea though
im a fan of psilencers for more shot volume of course
Toying around with an all terminator list from a while ago
Honestly not looking forward to paining so many ancient banners
If I try to max out psycannons (or special weapons in general) in the all terminator list I'll have it where 15 out of the 40 models in the army is armed with one.
2 per Squad (5 regular and 2 paladin squads) and 1 on the grand master for a total of 15 psycannons (or psysilencers) spread across the battlefield.
Is this how dark eldar feel spamming dark Lances?
probably yeah
its a lot of generalist strength 8 shooting
which can help put the hurt on non-vehicles nicely
i just like psilencers cause its so many shots, but it doesn't jump the hump on the toughness chart as nicely
considering the small range of weapon strengths, do yall think a heavy laspistol would believably be the same str rating on the table?
as a normal o ne*
yeah probably
so im watching a play on tabletop with deldar in it
whats the deldar tactical identity?
like what are they all about on the table?
Fast
I've played against them more than the other elves, idk how they stack up to each other
but Deldar can move
throw em in a space boat and launch em
ranged units are naturally quick, raiding boats yeah
their chargers can just zoom across the map
they seemed more glass cannony
many of their guns have a special rule to make wounding easier, flavored as poison
and their melees can make a lot of attacks
on the flipside, easy to break
mostly
they seemed tougher than the craftworlders?
not much health, but a few feel no pains, some ways to heal, invul saves
I think there was some morale targetting weapons in there too
or some passive to reduce enemy morale
all together fits the raider playstyle
they hit you hard in a weak place, cause some wounds and morale checks, then get out before you can hurt them too bad
oh they can really punch up against elite infantry with poison huh?
been a few editions since I played regularly but yeah the dark eldar identity is glass cannons moving fast as fuck
Power From Pain is still just increasing by turn, right?
I wish the striking scorpions kill team had been half scorpions half another aspect warriors
I’d have preferred spiders
Spiders seem super hard to include in KT in a balanced way
Maybe as their own team but not for a mix and match
Ooh, dark reapers might be easier
But that’s so much dakka…
I'm glad it's all scorpions because it meant a new scorpion sculpt in the right quantity for a full unit of them in 40k without buying two boxes
almost 20 years to get a new sculpt of those
and yeah I love spiders to death but "teleport anywhere" as a unit identity seems basically impossible to make work in kill team
there's baseless speculation about new phoenix lords with the 10th edition eldar codex coming out hopefully this year still? but both a warp spider and a shadow spectre one would be extremely cool
as far as existing aspect warriors go, shining spears and shadow spectres have named phoenix lords but no minis or rules, warp spiders there's not even a name
I didn’t realize that was their identity, thought they were heavy weapons
Actually wild to me how well they aged as models even if they’re now pretty aged
Yeah spiders are hyper mobile flamer-analogue users
It’d be hard to do them for KT since people that fast can play Objective Team really well
An all-Nightcrawler unit.
I wonder how mandrakes will work then
If Nightcrawler shot people with monofiliment nets.
I’m fairly confident that both mandrakes and Nemesis Claw are gonna have weird Conceal order interactions
I also wouldn’t be shocked if mandrakes had redeploy stuff or a “teleports behind u” type stratagem where they step out of someone’s shadow
"fuck you I'm over here now"
And could potentially just… not bamf back out again
Yeah warp spiders in 40k have a special ability to teleport a full 24" across the board but you roll a D6 per mini and on a 1 they just don't come out the other side
Aside from that their guns shred light infantry
The warp in their name is literal though, they have special backpacks that let them jump through hell
I think a warp spider would be cool but not being able to put 8 on the table
Once upon a time they had rending and could shred anything they wanted because that word was good as hell
Eldar had so much rending oml
Clowncar meta
I guess rending would basically be devastating wounds now?
Yeah rending was any roll of 6 to hit is an automatic wound, no save
Which made harlequins broooooken
Hence clown car meta
I forget weren’t shuriken guns rending?
I remember them doing something special on a 6
Important difference though
10th edition anything can potentially wound on a 6+, meanwhile
Here's the 4th ed damage table
Rending could throw dice at things the weapons had absolutely no business hurting
Rending was also pretty rare
I know genestealers had it
And the assault cannon
I forget what else
I think death company did
But most famously the clowns and their guns of turn your insides into soup
The harlequin’s kiss was super nasty yeah
That’s a stupid high failure rate
They’re also just 12” move jump troops safely
It’s “forgive me master I must go all out just this once” mode
It also doesn't necessarily mean they died. They could just be scattered to somewhere useless
Do warp-based teleporters (which is all but Necrons I think?) require the users to have mini-geller field equivalents? Or do you just hope you don't stay there long enough for a demon to eat you?
I think the latter
For the imperium they use Astropaths to “clear a path” in the warp as the teleporter fires so the teleported people are in a calmer kind of warp aiui
Do warp spiders do that or are they just super hardcore?
They have fancy psychic backpacks and I don’t know the specifics of it
But since they’re all psykers they can probably clear their own paths
(Obviously with some difficulty if they push it too hard)
Warp spiders (the creature) are pretty cool: little crystal spider things that can merge with the infinity circuits to travel around quickly
The jumps Warp Spiders make are actually unprotected
so they spend brief microseconds in the Warp
It's why they are viewed with a bit of trepidation isn't it? That they expose themselves to so much risk?
Tried my hand at a drukhari list, they really do feel VERY punchy
But also, meltas and auto canons will eat them up
And heck
Anti fly seems like it'd just shit all over drukhari
do I play a Halfling for this Enemy Within campaign or see if I can get an ogre into the party
The funniest way to do the fire caste is to make them the cringiest part of navy seals
Halfling all the way
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which ive always found sorta bizarre ngl
like you can like something/think its cool and still fully recognize its bad
like as long as you arent using that interest or etc to espouse the bad or cause harm its literally just you playing around in the idea of "what if i was the baddies"
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this is a meme
but it reminds me how much i love nothing more in warhammer than "normal" people (human or otherwise) just going hard and it somehow just working
I think that's the enclave
I don’t remember them having a lot of Latin
Oh yeah, it's cool to be into a villain. I've said before that DEldar fans are fun because they know it's "yeah they're cool villains with a dope look" (and/or "evil S&M elf >_>") & that's fine
Just that way too many IoM guys have to get all "you NEED them on that wall!" about it
that is the enclave logo
owb is a fallout mod for hoi4
also called old world blues lol
but yeah circle of stars and an e is enclave
it's the enclave E but I don't recall there being one with an eagle around it
oh for sure
ok can't find anything so it looks like something the artist put together
as like someone who actively critiques those sorta people i get it
I think it’s meant to be kind of ambiguous
they might just be merging legion and enclave
legion doesn't have an eagle or use power armor
legion's a bull
wild
also one thing ill sorta say is while i get why people call deldar bdsm eldar it doesnt sometimes start to rub me the wrong way as someone into that sorta shit lol
I think that’s also supposed to evoke the 40K Eagle
random but morningstars aesthetics are still just so good to me
like fuck this is cool
peak like tacticool horrible murder machine vibes
like i sorta really adore the blend of visuals of aliens, 40k, and starship troopers its doing
Sometimes I think about bits like "most of what the average hive worlder eats is corpse starch" but for that to be sustainable for more than a few weeks, the corpse starch would have to basically be "corpse-flavored vegetable starch"
also theres some interesting lore not like groundbreaking in any way but still interesting
Which puts me in the mind of some old guy complaining about how they don't make corpse starch like they used to during the famine days, when people were dying of starvation in the streets but if you got your hands on some you could really taste the corpse
lol
Maybe they ship in corpses from other worlds
Ehhh, I think it’s safe to say in the Underhive that the corpse starch is corpse starch.
Nothing like corpse starch to make you consider enlisting in the Astra Militarum (before you get drafted. Assuming you can enlist, considering how some planet’s regiments work) to hopefully get better food.
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It's the What If about how long humanity could survive on pure cannibalism
This is afaik just true - compositionally corpse starch AKA “soylent viridian” is mostly aquaculture algae
With bodies mixed in as additional protein and as a way to get rid of the dead
Did they literally call it Soylent viridian
Yes
God damn it
XD
That’s so shameless in a way I can’t help but applaud tbh
‘Yes’
If I was feeling bloody-minded I could compute the ratio of corpse to starch based on average life expectancy and bodyweight
(Technically also need the calorie density of corpses and a daily calorie allotment)
love theres a character called angron whose angry as his key trait
also Obiwan Sherlock Clousseau though i always forget if hes fanon or canon lol
also ngl i love the guns they have here
Calories/lb * lbs/corpse * corpses/life / days/life / calories/day = proportion of corpse calories out of total calories
just like a really well designed not a storm bolter imo
Ferrus Manus, with his iron hands, primarch of the Iron Hands 😏
Wait which one is the not a storm bolter?
I read them as heavy bolt rifles but with really exaggerated picatinny rails
Which makes me realize that exaggerated “cathedral arch” mounting rails would look really good for 40K models
tru
oh wait its maybe tribarreled
lemme glance through the descriptions
unclear but it appears to be multi barreled pretty sure
Huh, it looks like the underbarrels aren’t that long to me
i know theres also that one gun that is definitely at least double barreled in the animation
i honestly dont know
i just know we know at least one standard rifle they have is double barreled and double mag lol
Oh my god I hate resin
I couldn’t get the belt to bend, and then it snapped, and now I’m just crudely green stuffing it in place
You gotta heat it with a hairdryer is the usual trick to bending em
Unless you knew that and it didn’t work
I think I’ll make this a grimy paint job with a bunch of obvious patches and battle damage to make it fit the belt
Yup. That’s how I snapped it
LEDs work really well with knights, though. Very easy to do
not sure if it's worse to deal with bending resin or making the like billion links for the plastic kit
The links are at least cool from a technical level
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How are other companies resin?
Depends on the company but often leagues better than FW.
Anvil Industry especially does quality stuff.
lol yeah
its one of my reasons i dog fw resin so much
also ngl i like these weird plant aliens morningstar has concepted even if they are sorta hilariously adjacent to sexy warframe designs
Oh thats pretty cool
i do wish they were a bit less humanoid but still cool
How is kingdom death resin?
I've heard its generally pretty good
also very random and take with decent amount of salt but ive heard part of why chorfs are legacy and etc in old world is due to them being mid dev for chorfs in aos
there's been a lot of rumors for skaven v chorfs next editions
I was personally hoping it would be Malerion and the Druchiroth
while i get wanting that and i hope we eventually get it
the dorfs desperately need some love lol
as do skaven honestly
i do hope skaven get some range refreshes
really would love them to have some quality newer minis to pit against the updated lizards
lizard vs rat box would be cool
well idk if itd be a box since lizards just got a bunch of shit
It's likely one reason skaven aren't in the core Old World launch is because of the range refresh
dark elves vs chaos dwarves would also be fun
if it chorfs vs rats id imagine its like fantasy ww1 lol
for sure
they also pretty obviously didnt want to emphasize as many aos factions with newer models as they could
like the only reason we have chaos warriors as core is you could not really get away with them not imo
why play decade old models when you could play a faction with an amazing newer range?
?
i mean its more to avoid them having people buy one army for both
its to help emphasize and have people buying both aos and old world
That's one way to not lose your bolter when you drop it
the BT classic of chaining weapons to your hands
the classic bolter/rope dart combi weapon
SM version of the wallet chain.
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Ah. So, not... for instance... because you guys keep losing your guns and the Tech Marines were getting annoyed?
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Are there any Tau POV stories?
Shadowsun books
Oh nice!
a few exist at this point i think
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Farsight and Shadowsun novels
- Farsight: Crisis of Faith
- Farsight: Empire of Lies
- Shadowsun: The Patient Hunter
- Fire Cast (includes some tau perspective iirc)
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- Fire Warrior as well
There's also some short stories
- Aun'Shi
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tbh i like rhinos
them and lemans are what first come into my head when i think imperial vehicles
Look, it’s sorta M113 shaped, and that’s a positive in my book
I just wish they were easier to build.
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Any marines
That's the glory of the rhino
Slightly deep cut but Aurora Chapter
I am heavily rewriting my Chapter
Oh?
Cursed Founding
immediately fucked off and made their homeworld into a sword & sorcery medieval world led by dynasties of sorcerer kings cloned from their chapter master, chief librarian, chapter champ, etc
oops one of them is a genestealer cult several hundred years later and the chapter is called by duty and filial obligation to purge the cult
oops several of the families have turned into cadres of Chaos Sorcerers who've summoned demons to fight the genestealers
Oh God the Ordo Hereticus is here
Long story short the Chapter had to purge all the dynasties and forsake their homeworld by order of the Inquisition or be declared Excommunicate Traitoris
ill be real I feel like the Inquisition would be looking at that from step 1
fair
Though I will admit I thought the Inquisition kind of mostly left Astartes homeworlds alone
It's complicated is the short version
Cloning is weird in 40k because its really common and sort of normal
Except if you're cloning important people
Since the augmentations of a space marine are done post-utero
I thought it didn't really change their genes that much
Like chapters are usually built up initially by making a shitload of clones of known-stable-acceptor people just to make geneseed
It doesn't yeah
But making clones of heroes? It's like almost literally cursed to try
(The Imperium has, and the clones are supernaturally cursed with the Afriel Strain project)
hm
Maybe it could be that they found this world?
And just sort of
didn't report it initially?
Weirdly enough, either from some problem with it or just stigma the space marines don't use cloned inductees but recruited ones
and just vibed
(At least, its never mentioned)
until said gsc happened
But use clones to make geneseed copies
and recruited mainly from the sorcerer families?
That said you can just go with a bunch of clones because 40k is Weird Like That and it makes it an interesting wrinkle.
Yeah
"Hey, Chapter Master Loreid the XIII?"
I've always just been a little puzzled with "ok step 1 is making like 10,000 vat-clones to mas grow a geneseed stock for the new chapter" and then "but don't actually make any clones into neophytes for the new chapter" thing
"Yes Inquisitor?"
"Why does it say in this planet's genealogical record of sorcerer-kings that the first Chapter Master, Loreid the I, is your great grandmother 11 times removed?"
"Um..."
"No reason..."
I think what I may have it be
Is they just fucked off so far immediately, ostensibly to deal with some small threat, the Inquisition just never bothered in comparison to the other cursed Chapters
And they may have even had a good reputation for being seemingly the one cursed Chapter to not do anything fucking stupid
Chapters also have a lot of leeway to run their affairs their own ways
and then whoops chaos sorcerer kings
goodwill ruined!
homeworld purged!
reputation in fucking tatters!
Like 50% of space marines are like "yea we do ritual cannibalism, what of it" and the Inquisition is generally just like "carry on angels"
Honestly? I feel like this list could work!
fully traditionalist
Yeah that looks pretty functional for sure
Also one of the most meat and potatoes SM lists I've seen haha
im kind of a big fan of predator destructor lascannons combo
as a generalist armor platform
rather than the armor hunting annihilator
hmm
sorry unrelated but I was looking at SM chapter traditions
Amongst the many rites practised by the Mortifactors is the tradition of seeking, on the eve of battle, a trance-like state akin to death. The Mortifactors believe that in so doing they will commune with the primarch and their ancestors, who will lend them great strength when battle commences.
They're Ultramarine successors
Does Guilliman just have to take their psychic calls?
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I think it's because while the clones are genetically receptive of geneseed they don't like
Make good warriors or live long enough to make good Marines
I think that's the idea yeah'
They don't need to be viable they just need to live 10 years in a vat
Taking this a couple steps, I wonder how many Imperial places do manufacture sub-Astartes-level supersoldiers.
Any thing named Genewarriors
House Goliath in Necromunda kinda counts.
8 rhino chassis and a land raider, nice
My wood elf mage apprentice healing your wounds afterwards be like "You're a fucking idiot."
i dont think youd have healing as a mage if im remembering the magic jobs right lol
Fair, treating is probably a better word
I do mean bandaging and stuff
I'm not expecting healing spells
lol fair
Life magic is healing.
It is also the hurting
Ok since C7 is whack with marketing awareness
Eldar book is out for PDF
(Actually has been for 2 days but I didn't realize until now)
Is Slayer a basic dwarf career?
Yeah
It's combat focused to the very hilt and you can't change career except to promote to higher Slayer ranks
But it has a lot of good shit
One of the few sources of the Fearless talent. Sharing it with the noble Grail Knight and even nobler dung collector.
Oh cool
Are there any fun unique basic wood elf careers?
I don’t have any of the books lol
Not for 2e WHRP afaik

