Warhammer: I Am the Hammer of the Empire

Let me say it again, the thousands of psykers burned every day are burned for the Star Torch, not the Emperor!

There are so many stories to tell about the Astra Militarum, so many that they may seem ordinary, but in fact these mortals in Warhammer are legendary.

Well, I have a lot of personal stuff. I want to write an epic story, but I don't know how to write about battles. This is probably the case. The author wants to express something, but not only is the basic skills poor, but the information is not complete, so there are a lot of general principles, but not much in essence.

Oh my god, it's not enough. It's too much for my liking. Do you have any recommendations for other Warhammer fics? A systemless, heroic protagonist who rises from the bottom.

The author also likes titanium too much, right? Or is it written that the Emperor should form an alliance with them? Does anyone really like this kind of British and black Asian Tau?

Double opening guarantees that the bonuses for updating both books can be obtained, but it cannot guarantee that normal updates will directly explode on the spot.

I finally realized something was wrong. The Red Pirates or the time when Brother Huron really rebelled. The Red Pirates only existed after the Badab War or M41.912. In the M40 era, where did the Red Pirates come from? At this point in time, Huron's ancestors might not even have been born yet. It would be another 1,000 years before Guilliman woke up, which meant that the Black-Hearted King would stay in the maelstrom for 1,000 years before kidnapping his father. I can understand not going into details about the settings, but you can't have problems with big events, right? Could it be that the 13th expedition will follow?

I had high expectations at first, seeing that there were so many words, thinking that it would be like the Legend of the Galactic Heroes, a war story with a sophisticated concept, self-consistency, strict logic, and no good, even a whimsical time-travel cheat story. However, as the author wrote it, it turned into a boring green story. The green boss is more important than the protagonist. As I read it, I even felt that the green boss was the protagonist of the book. After reading more than 50 chapters, I was forced to give up on this concept, which was toxic and abandoned.

Looks really boring and watery

Some people have been blindly popularizing the relationship between the Star Torch, the Golden Throne and the psykers consumed every day. They once again emphasized that psykers are burned to provide energy for the Star Torch and have nothing to do with the Golden Throne. The Emperor is getting stronger and stronger because countless humans in the Empire who believe in the Emperor have used their emotions to worship the Emperor for thousands of years, that is, the power of faith. In the Warhammer world, emotion is the source of power. The Star Torch is the psychic version that the Emperor made based on the subspace beacon of the Necron. The alien star torch that attracted the Tyranid after the explosion of the Five Hundred Worlds during the Second Empire is the same thing that the Emperor used as the prototype. During the Great Crusade, the Emperor left Terra for an expedition. Although he left, his power remained on Terra to maintain the Star Torch. In other words, the Emperor who went on the Great Crusade was an empty shell. The Emperor could transfer all his power to Terra's Star Torch within 50,000 light-years to guide mankind in subspace navigation. Once the Star Torch is extinguished, it is a trivial matter to be lost in the subspace, and it is also very common to be directly annihilated by the subspace. During the Great Crusade, the Emperor, who had no power but an empty shell, was often almost killed by the enemies of the Primarch. After recovering most of the Primarch, the Emperor accepted Malcador's suggestion to establish a Star Torch management organization composed of 10,000 psykers to power the Star Torch. Due to these If psykers were not powerful enough, about a hundred people would be drained of their power and die every day. In this way, the Emperor could take back a small amount of power to speed up the Great Crusade. The Emperor reluctantly agreed, saying that this was only a temporary plan and that he could not deprive the lives of tens of thousands of innocent people indefinitely. But sadly, the Webway plan came to nothing with the Horus Heresy. The Emperor was forever bound to the throne to guide the Star Torch after being mortally wounded, but he was no longer able to complete this task alone, so the once temporary plan was made permanent. These martyrdom choirs composed of tens of thousands of psykers became the predecessor of the Star Torch Court. After retrieving all the primarchs, the Emperor put up a show and promoted Horus to the position of Warmaster to continue the Great Crusade in his place in order to return to preside over the Webway Project. Before returning to Terra, the Emperor easily crushed to death several Ork warlords who were bigger and greener than the Orc Emperor of Ullanor and their star-destroying devices. The things that Horus was still racking his brains to figure out were quietly crushed to death by the Emperor. I will post the original text below

No wonder the place names and scenes become more familiar the more I read them The place where the co-author's protagonist is located is where the plot of "Demons of Catachan" is taking place. This official novel can be found in the column and post bar of station b.

The first part is good, but the second part about the story about the world of Oil Man's Foundry is really a piece of cake. I wasted a lot of starting coins by not reading it

This can be used as the protagonist's character picture.

Warhammer: I am the Hammer of the Empire (×) Warhammer: I am the Chosen One (✓)

The biggest problem with this book is that it does not carefully understand the characteristics of each race in Warhammer, or does not have an in-depth understanding. This leads to inaccurate descriptions of black bean sprouts, green skins, titanium, and chaos, which makes alien players unhappy. Then there is no SM player, and most of the empire players are SM players. Take Titanium, for example. It was the first race I pitted, and I also have the deepest understanding of the plot. Chicken thieves are not a big problem for Titanium. Putting aside prenatal testing and genetic deletion, Kroot can detect chicken thieves and infected Titanium through his sense of smell. Chicken thieves basically cannot spread in the Tau Empire. There is also the power of weapons. The armor-piercing ability of pulse rifles is better than explosive bombs for chicken thieves. The xv25 carries a melta rather than an ion rifle. The main force of the Tau Empire has always been xv8 rather than the Fire Warrior Brigade. Putting more effort into racial settings will make the experience much better.

Laughing to death, another author who obviously wrote about a stupid native but insists on saying he is a time traveler.

Is this a war? Inexplicably, he went to the orc camp with a group of jungle soldiers to deliver one, and then nothing happened? Call bombing? Position? Nothing. Are all 40k wars such a child's play?

I have to say one thing about Titanium. It is a fact that Titanium is weak in Warhammer, but the reason for this weakness is that the Warhammer universe is full of unreasonable monsters, monsters, and snake gods. The setting of Titanium is completely different from the same channel. Take the official Talos battle as an example. In this battle, the Titanium army basically The unit is a hunter core. This is a company-level unit. In this company-level organization, taking the Suni hunter core as an example, it includes 15 battle suits, 2 devil rays, 4 hammerhead sharks, a skylight missile boat and 24 infantry and soldiers. Looking at this organization, you can see that this is a unit. It is a complete synthetic company. Although you can see that the small number of each unit leads to poor battle damage tolerance of Hunter Core, its combat effectiveness is a complete dimensionality reduction compared to the single-arms organization of the Astra Militarum. Take the protagonist's 3rd Skadi Infantry Regiment as an example. With a strength of 100,000 people, there is no artillery or armor. Under normal circumstances, when encountering the Tau army, they will be completely at a loss. For one thing, what can the Astra Militarum infantry and armor without artillery do when faced with the artillery attack of the synthetic Tau army, except for being beaten unilaterally? This is not to mention the aviation advantage of the Tau. The Imperial Astra Militarum does not have aviation except for the Fanting Air Guard and the Valkyrie of Alicia Airborne. The aviation is from the Imperial Navy. The mobilization of the air force is basically cross-service. In OTL, there are at least helicopters from the Army Aviation Take Talos as an example. The conventional armed vehicles of the Astra Militarum are strange. Mera armored vehicles, Leman Russ tanks and Basilisk self-propelled artillery. In this battle, the Leman Russ was completely crushed by the Tau's Hammerheads in terms of range and maneuverability, so much so that the Astra Militarum was forced to pull the Basilisk to the front line to use it as an assault gun in order to shoot at the Hammerhead. As a result, the Basilisk in the open turret suffered heavy losses and was finally suppressed by the Tau's artillery. And do you know what the synthetic army represents? That is better communication capabilities and more outstanding and professional officers at the grassroots level. Referring to the modern army, there are less undergraduates and a lot of officers with doctorate and master's degrees. At least there will be no illiteracy at the grassroots level of the Tau Army. And an army that allows company commander-level officers to all have such academic qualifications, how terrifying must it be? And how strong the reserve officer team and education level must be? The protagonist is able to fight SM here because CSM came down without any heavy weapons, including tanks and artillery. Coupled with the geographical advantage of the protagonist, he can overpower CSM in this infantry battle. After Huron starts smashing naval guns and armored units, the protagonist can only wait for death. So the Tau Army is not weak, at least against the Astra Militarum. It's just that there are too many unreasonable monsters in the Warhammer universe.

I read Chapter 18, and there are a lot of sentences that don't make sense. It feels like it was translated directly on a computer. I hope the author just wrote the article without proofreading it.

It's too long-winded. It seems like the content is very detailed, but in fact, it's a mess. There is no substantial progress in the plot in dozens of chapters.

Death is the end of duty. Congratulations on the completion .

The peak of mortal strength is probably the commander of the Lucifer Black Guard. He had a sword fight with Captain Afa who was disguised as Alpharius. Afa didn't block it and was stabbed hard, and then split in half He was the first company commander of the legion at 30k, converted to 40k, he was at least the leader of the founding regiment. Ordinary space warriors might be killed in a few fights when they encounter a mortal of this level.

The writing is so rubbish (I am currently reading Chapter 2). If the writing is good later, I will come back and delete the comments.

Although it's not impossible to read, there are too many bad sentences and typos that I can't understand.

The writing is very good. I have ordered all the new books in this number, but there are some flaws. The worst part of this book is why One-Eye and Brother Blood Fury appear again and again. It feels very annoying and disgusting. The first generation One-Eye was injured, the first generation One-Eye became stronger, the first generation One-Eye disappeared, and the second generation One-Eye got it. He was injured, stronger, and on the verge of death. He merged with Icarus and became even stronger. Blood Fury Brother is on the verge of death. Death, Brother Bloodwrath is alive. Brother Bloodfury exploded the Omen Engine for the second-generation One-Eye, and the Mechanicus also exploded equipment for the second-generation One-Eye. It looked very ordinary, and the arrangement was extremely deliberate. It is better to say that the protagonist is purely a puppet in the hands of the author, with no subjective initiative. Regardless of whether it was enthusiastic or not, the more I read, the more confused I became (the new book does not have this weird and explosive arrangement by the author)

I just came across this book and I'm wondering, are there any other Hammer articles that use the big head as a starting point? No platform restrictions

Chapter 13: Poisonous Hair. The third golden chapter is obviously very well written, but why does it end up being so annoying later on?

The more I read this book, the weirder it gets! ?

These writers are all talented.

Missing words, typos, poor grammar