Robert's Great Rebellion

Grass, who added the healing tag?

This world is too chaotic! At least in the official history there were quite a few neutral characters, but in this storyline, the Emperor died, and all the other neutral characters have turned to chaos.

When can we turn the Lion King Rebellion over?

Warhammer is a healing universe. (Big lie)

Slaanesh's timeline is truly MVP-worthy. First, he almost won with a single all-in bet using Sangilis, and after being pushed back, I thought Slaanesh was finished, but then the Eldar had a backup plan.

The inability to read posts significantly diminishes the user experience. #(Crying)

Some say that if this emperor were combined with the nine loyalists from official history, they'd be ecstatic. I suspect it's the other way around, since they'd finally have a reliable father figure.

Following the release of the translated and satirical chapter on the Battle of Olympia, I would like to thank the translator for their hard work. As a fan of the Four Legions, I noticed that Zarif's writing on the Legion Archives regarding the positions of characters in the Great Expedition was rather lackluster. Given RH Pi's reputation for being a good guy, it's quite absurd that Danteok was kicked out of the Trident to defend Pain Fortress. In the final battle, the Iron Warrior's platform in the Cadian campaign, which was Kai's home turf, was already a platform, but in the Olympia campaign, the Iron Warrior's home turf was barely shown, except for planting bombs. The Legion, as the spokesperson for the psychic faction at the Nicaea Conference, had virtually no mention of its think tank units, zero appearances of its special units, and in the battle scenes, you couldn't distinguish between the Iron Warriors and those who consumed the world; it was mostly descriptions of duels and small-scale skirmishes. While the fall of Olympia was expected, Zack's idea of using a time-space weapon to turn Olympia into a larger, sealed dueling cage was an interesting design. However, compared to Perturabo leading the Iron Cage garrison and the Royal Tau Army to evacuate, perhaps staying on the home planet to increase the probability of imprisoning the Kirin would have been more appropriate? The result of this approach would most likely be forcing Perturabo to become a casualty of Dorn? I'm not sure, but I just think it's a bit cliché. The Fourth Legion's gene seed vault has been destroyed by Korax, and all three 40k Tridents are gone (Commander Cadian is dead, the Iron Valiant Fleet Commander was sent to the homeworld to activate the final safety measure, and the Olympian Guardian is imprisoned in the Duel Cage). The homeworld is sealed, and the remaining Astartes warrior gene seeds are of low usability. Perturabo has joined the Dreadnoughts, making it difficult to provide the body tissue needed to produce gene seeds for mass production. Compared to the Imperial Princes, who also lost their homeworld, the Iron Valiant are essentially in a stockpile mode, with virtually no growth. Their only potential for growth depends on whether the 30k brothers rescued from Mars can yield healthy gene seeds for the legion's development. While the Imperial Princes, according to the storyline, can no longer assemble a full squadron, they can still mass-produce units once Forgrim returns.

Does this pseudo-scripture, Huron, have any plot? I don't think I've seen it.

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