
I Am Playing Warhammer in China
我在中古玩战锤
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- Completed
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- 213k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Some thoughts on the medieval world of Warhammer
First, there seems to be no direct explanation of whether there was coal in the medieval Warhammer world, but it is not difficult to see from the Silver Age of the dwarves that there was coal in this world, such as railways, trains, steam drilling, armored battleships, aerostats, etc., Which all appeared in this era. This is why the background of this book is set in the year 2000 of the Empire. The reason why some people think that there were no coal mines in the medieval warhammer is probably because there was no life on this planet before. The general view is that the reason for the formation of coal is that plants were buried underground for hundreds of millions of years. But the problem is that this planet used to have life, such as dragons. As the overlord at the top of the biological chain, there must be a complete ecological chain to support it. There will definitely be plants, and then there may be coal. Second, I do not think that elves, dwarves, humans, demon toads, and lizardmen are creatures created by the Old Saints. I am more inclined to transform them, just like under the radiation of the dimension stone, beasts and humans mutated into beastmen, and rats mutated into Skaven. My personal opinion is that there is intelligent life on this planet, but it was transformed by the Ancient Saints to form the current race. These life forms were most likely food for the dragons before the arrival of the Ancient Sages. The reason why the Old Sages moved the planet closer to the sun was probably to increase the temperature and cause the dragons to fall into sleep, thus allowing these life forms to lose their natural enemies and reproduce rapidly. Then the question arises why they chose such a planet. I personally think that the Ancient Sage discovered that the natives of this planet can use magic or subspace power, which attracted his attention, so he went to great lengths to move the planet, adjust the continent, and transform life. It was nothing more than to create a large number of spellcasters and magic resistance fighters. Humans obviously have a much higher fertility rate than elves and dwarves. Although their attributes are crushed by the elves and dwarves in all aspects, they are just used as cannon fodder. Third, after the disappearance of the Ancient Saint, Slann used magic to move the continent, causing the volcano to erupt and damage the main road of the dwarves. This is actually a very strange thing. The Slann lizard people were fighting against the invasion of Chaos at the time. Why did they spend their strength to move the continent? I have some speculation about this and will mention it in the book.
I'm really speechless. Why do I automatically post comments every time I update a chapter? . .
There is no harem in this book. The reason is very simple. Think about when Mordheim was destroyed by a comet, what were the people there doing? The nobles in the medieval Warhammer world are definitely very liberal. How many Chinese men can accept this? Not to mention there are only a few famous characters, either the Vampire Queen, the Wood Elf Queen or the High Elf, each of which is older than the history of the empire. . There is really no need to write, and I don't want to write these people as ZZ. I will only write out their calculations to the greatest extent possible.
Why do I just believe Brother Mao? Emperor? It's that ten thousand year old guy sitting on the golden toilet with his anus always pointed at us. He's like a basket┻━┻╰(‵□′)╯┻━┻
Sure enough, I still feel embarrassed watching it.
The author of the latest chapter has lost weight.
By the way, will the protagonist in this article go to Ulthuan to deal with the Tay brothers?
By the way, as the author now writes about the Moorish Order, I would recommend another giant human necromancer, Van Helsing. His magical attainments are based on our discussion. If this person can live, it is possible to replace Nagash and become the host of the Wind of Death. The date of this person's birth is unknown, and the main plot time is during the Black Death War in the Middle Ages. He was a devout Moorish believer, but his entire family died during the Black Death. He hated the Skaven and studied one of the nine volumes of Nagash (given by a mysterious man, we guess it was from von Carstein). His attainments were so strong that he even built a monkey version of the Great Black Pyramid of Nagash (he planned to absorb the wind of death throughout Sylvania and then release it, killing all the Skaven). At that time, more than half of the elite troops of the Skaven invasion empire went to Sylvania in an attempt to dig there. Warpstone, but all of them were defeated by Van Helsing (Van Helsing nb summoned dozens of zombie dragons in an instant, and he was instantly bound to the origin of the Wind of Death at that time) He still died later. It is said that he was killed by the rat assassin while he was possessing the Wind of Death, but more said it was because he died voluntarily because of his devout belief in Moore and believed that death is a person's true destination He also wrote a simplified version of the nine volumes of Nagash Very nb
From an interesting timeline of events and characters
It is said that between 2006 and 2007 in the Imperial Calendar, Bretonnia was invaded by a huge Nurgle warlord, and Couronne was besieged. The battle was so brutal that all the kings at the time died at his hands, and almost no one could match him. Then a girl stood up and led the knights to charge and defeated the Chaos Warlord in the battle! (Like Lee! Joan of Arc!) This person's name is Repanse de Lyonese, Duchess of Lyons ps I feel like I accidentally spoiled the story, is there any 😏😏
A great book about digging a grave, Why the Eunuch? (ಥ_ಥ)
So, author, do you want the eunuch to stop updating? Come on, the author rarely writes Warhammer articles, let alone medieval Warhammer
To explain, there is no such thing as a rune blacksmith in the human empire 🤫🤫🤫 Dwarfs themselves may not be able to pass it on, let alone humans Human magic items are basically related to gods, and most of the man-made ones are only available after the mature magic theory of the post-2300 generation.
Alas, you are a great nobleman, why are you so stupid? Why do you think that the Chosen One has come to pledge allegiance to you?
Don't save it. This book is quite dark, so I swiped the sword.
Finally, thank you readers for your collection. I plan to write about relatively light themes, such as urban monsters and weird powers.
Alas, it's not easy to kill vampires.
Do you have any intention of restarting somewhere else?😊
If it was the year 2000, wouldn't it mean that the protagonist would not survive that period (about 2500 years)?
Author of Cathay, you are crazy. The setting of Cathay has always been unclear, and this thing is a big pit. It will collapse easily. Medieval warhammers are mainly from the old world, the new world and Ulthuan.
By the way, has Ka Huang been born in this article? If so, how many chapters can we see Ka Huang?
Speaking of where Mordheim is, my Warhammer geography is limited to Warhammer Total War. How far is it from Blackfire Pass and how far is it from the dwarven capital? I hope book friends can clarify their doubts.