Interstellar Tavern, But It's Warhammer You Walk Into

New Poison Featured Your book is more poisonous than Nurgle's soup.

What is this sister who suddenly appears? I can't understand it. Isn't the protagonist a time traveler? She also has family members? If my brother traveled across the Warhammer world and took me with him, I would strangle him on the spot.

It's so poisonous that I became addicted after reading three chapters. The Warhammer Emperor is an immortal psyker, and it's written to death in the background. He even took his sister through time and returned the Warhammer. I was really poisoned. How come I recommend it?

Bad news here is the Warhammer, good news your golden finger is the Tavern. It's a pity that the protagonist can't play, and it would be better if this tavern was the version where Eamon was beaten, with prophecy enhancements.

I don't know why so many Cloudhammers think that the Astartes are much stronger than their good brothers. In the official novels, the Astartes are actually mass-produced cyborgs as they die one by one. This is especially reflected in the 30K Great Expedition. They still have to cooperate with the heavy firepower of the mortal auxiliary army to attack the enemy, although the Space Marines at that time had their own heavy armored troops and gunships. In the Warhammer world, Good Brothers' electromagnetic gun is also the ceiling for individual physical attacks. The most powerful individual energy weapon is the plasma gun. Space Marine power armor is made of adamantine and ceramite. Neither of these can be defended. It is equivalent to Good Brothers and Can being both glass cannons. Moreover, Astartes will die if he is shot in the vital part of the internal organs. It's not like having two hearts means that if other organs are damaged, it will not be a big problem. Good brother, in my opinion, the individual Sun Auxiliary Army is slightly better, and the exchange ratio between the 30K Solar Auxiliary Army and the Astartes is 3:1. Although it is definitely not accurate than the individual soldiers, other interstellar equipment is also included in the comparison... How can I feel that it can be lower 🙄

I came here to look at the tavern, but the things written about the tavern are not very to my liking. The main reason is that there are too few, the various systems are not reflected, and various pendants are not provided. So far, there is no other growth except buying cards. In general, there are many restrictions on the various mechanisms of the tavern, which leads to a decrease in the sense of enjoyment. The current number of words is too small to see this. The writing is good or bad, but I came here to see the tavern, not to see the hammer (and the hammer here has also become a parallel world, just treat it as an imaginary interstellar world). The tavern looked unhappy and the desire to continue reading disappeared immediately. Besides, it is a parallel world. It is better to write an imaginary world directly, so as to save Hammer fans and interstellar fans from quarreling.

It is necessary to insert some small popular science when writing about Star Wars and Warhammer, otherwise it will easily lead to quarrels. The author can also comment on it.

. . . Is the C10 Stinging Electromagnetic Rifle so unattractive? Can't even penetrate a piece of ceramic steel. . . Or is this actually a game stream? The riflemen's attack power is too low to penetrate, so they have to wait for upgrades?

I'm not telling you, your 30k Empire setting is simply ridiculous. Even if you throw the protagonist to a barren planet to fight aliens, dig ruins, plant fields, and insert the original plot, it's still better than this 30k Empire setting. Warhammer is all about space warriors and ship bombardment. I have nothing to say, you Aba. . .

Personally, it's quite toxic and I can't stand it.