Interstellar Tavern, But It's Warhammer You Walk Into

New Poison Selection Your book is more poisonous than the soup Nagle brewed.

What's with this suddenly appearing sister? I don't understand! Isn't the protagonist a transmigrator? Why is she bringing a family member along? If my brother transmigrated to the Warhammer world and dragged me along, I'd strangle him on the spot!

This is too addictive! I was hooked after just three chapters. The Warhammer Emperor is an immortal psionicist, and he's already dead in the background. He even brought his sister with him from another world, and it's Warhammer! I'm totally poisoned! How did it even get recommended?

The bad news is this is Warhammer; the good news is your cheat code is the tavern. It's a pity the protagonist doesn't know how to play, and this tavern would be even better if it were the version where you fight Amon, with the prophecy enhancement.

I don't understand why so many people in the Warhammer universe think Astartes are so much stronger than the Siren. They die one after another in the official novels. Astartes are essentially mass-produced cyborgs, especially evident in the 30K Expedition.

I came here to read Tavern Brawl, but it's not really to my taste. The main reason is that it's too short; the various systems aren't shown, and there aren't any add-ons. So far, besides buying cards, there's been no other progression. Overall, it imposes many restrictions on the various mechanics of Tavern Brawl, resulting in a decrease in enjoyment.

It's necessary to include some basic facts when writing about StarCraft and Warhammer, otherwise it's easy to get into arguments, and the author can also use this opportunity to fill in some filler.

... Is the C10 spiked electromagnetic rifle really that bad? It can't even penetrate terracotta... Or is this just a game mechanic? Are riflemen's attack power too low to penetrate and they have to wait for upgrades?

Seriously, your "30,000-strong Empire is gone" premise is just awful. Even if you just threw the protagonist onto some godforsaken planet to fight aliens, dig up ruins, farm, and then weave in the original storyline, it would be better than this "30,000-strong Empire is gone" setup. Warhammer is all about Space Marines and ship-to-ship battles. This is just ridiculous...

Personally, I find it quite potent; I can't handle it.