Warhammer: In the Name of Ashes

After struggling for a while, let's talk about it Suggest that the author refer to the original setting or even the ruler of our world when writing detailed data? I only saw Chapter 31 when the transformation was completed According to the author's description, the bone strength is 15 times that of an ordinary person, far exceeding the muscle dimensions of a Space Marine. So much blessing only weighs 200 kilograms?? It feels like you don't have any common sense , even if you look up the Star Warrior settings , let alone the average person who grows to 2.8 Meters, even if he has a lot of fat, he will weigh more than this. There was news in 2018 that an American woman weighed 776 pounds and should be a little over 1.6 Meters. Take another easily accessible data. The average weight of Chinese men is 69.6 Kilograms. The normal proportion of bones in people aged 16 to 44 is 15%~20%. According to the lowest 15%, it is 10.44 Kilograms. Multiply by 15, it is still 156 kilograms. The skeleton alone weighs 156kg!!!! Then the protagonist is not a problem of being thin. He has drained the blood and emptied out the internal organs like killing a chicken, but he still owes some weight. This weight is really undue If you think about it further, since I calculated the bones according to China's minimum standards, the density of organs, tissues and viscera does not refer to Warhammer World. It is calculated completely based on reality. Even using the fool's algorithm, the total weight is 887.4Kg. It's 1044kg, just over a ton. This is calculated based on a realistic scale. If you include the muscle density after the transformation, it will be a ton and a half This is calculated based on the bone strength data you gave. Although the strength cannot refer to the weight, it is somewhat of a reference, and according to the author's description, it is almost metallized. This is heavier than calcium bones, right?

Weight Issue I am over 2 meters tall and a former basketball player. I will give you two references. The first one is Yao Ming. He looks very thin on TV, but his weight is maintained at 310 to 330 kilograms. His real figure of 2 meters and 200 kilograms is as skinny as skin and bones. Martin Ford, about the same as me, is over 2 meters tall. His bodybuilding competition weight is less than 400 pounds, and in order to maintain muscles, he eats a very large amount of food, so much that the digestive system cannot bear it, and he ends up cutting off 1/3 of his stomach. And we all know that a truly "high-quality" body requires a large amount of fat on top of it, a body that is not as broad and round as the Mongolian generals, or the proportions and body shape maintained in the Strongman competition and the Magic Mountain. The "data inflation" of this body type is very scary. With this kind of figure, a figure of 1.8 Meters and 150 kilograms, to the naked eye, is not even as well-proportioned as a body of 2 meters and 250 kilograms. It seems that the height difference is only 20cm, but visually 100 kilograms makes the overall body feel even more proportional, slimmer, tighter, and stronger. If it is strong and robust rather than athletic, Schwarzenegger is less than 190, the reference weight is more than 200 kilograms, James is only 230 kilograms, and Martin Ford must be almost 400 kilograms. This is a real weight gap. Can you imagine the data after scaling up to the height of the protagonist? On this basis, there are still differences in muscle density, bone density, organ volume, and so on. A rough example for reference

I am so happy that my author has to write a request for leave. I cry to death. He finally knows this thing that will not make readers entangled or torture himself. . . . . 😂🤣😅

This is a recommended Warhammer article, but when I first started reading it, I was a little put off by the dimensionality reduction. Because I personally don't particularly like this type of work. I feel that it emphasizes the influence of people on the work. Although if GW wants to make up a reason to create a deus ex machina, the emperor can stand up from the toilet and smash the four vendors and smash the ribs at any time, but this approach will be strongly disconnected from the sacrifices described before. Maybe it feels like Dragon Clan 5 and the previous 3? Officially written like a fan. After thinking about it, I realized that it was just a trick made by the author, which is not much different from a system given by others. Just read the book carefully, and it's just a hammer.

The real author is fishing

My Bai Yueguang, share it and found these 3 pictures

Halfway through the movie, I felt that the protagonist didn't have the primordial demi-god grace at all. The Primarch was a peak-tech creation created by the Emperor using his own bloodline and subspace essence. Every Primarch can be regarded as a young god, with the potential to become a god. As a result, the protagonist's Primarch's endurance is not as good as that of an ordinary can. You must know that even if the Astartes fight with high intensity for three days and three nights, it can only be regarded as a warm-up. Two Primarchs of equal strength can fight each other for eternity if they don't take the initiative to stop fighting. Unlike the protagonist, the dignified Primarch, who is about to lose his strength and faint after fighting for only half a day. You, the Primarch, probably drank too much Nurgle's soup.

Ridiculously true. It's all a joke to all the skinny people. It's considered a drug test. This is not gw genetic mathematics, this is a common sense issue.

Brothers, the author has white lungs and is still undergoing treatment. Understand it

How long has it been since I finally saw a Warhammer book that suits my appetite? Hurry up and write, the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this!