Warhammer: Phoenix Rising from the Ashes

Another Primarch has become a woman, what do you think about Slaanesh?

Now I can really have a litter of cubs with Gorgon.

Why not write a fanfic with all female Primarchs (ecstasy)

The error of 1mm on a lathe is actually so big that it is boundless. The blacksmith and fitter actually assume that the original creature is similar to the craftsman of a great country, so there is nothing wrong... Even if ordinary people practice more and practice hand rubbing within 0.5Mm, it will not matter...

Teacher Meteor's new beautiful phoenix perfectly fits this book!

Matches my prejudice against a bunch of people with stinky xp

Marrying is a bit bad, especially in the Warhammer universe. The people below are all crazy, and the people above are in love. It feels like a love affair in troubled times, and it also feels like Bai Takeo setting up a stall selling offal in the daily world, or selling it from a cart.

I suddenly remembered that there were three wives in Fulgrim's original novel. Will the author give the protagonist three husbands after his gender change?🤭🤭🤭

Suddenly I realized that the emperor was a Westerner, and the ruler's lust and desire to gain the glory and god of ancient Rome made Guilliman successful. Is this the political correctness of the pressure from the United States? After all, Guilliman is an ancient Rome, but his 13th Legion is very similar to the American military, with yellow hair and white skin.

The Primarch was not female. I didn't even read the Warhammer information, so I just wrote it out.

I feel that among the Primarchs, only the Archangel Saint Les and the Perfect Phoenix Fulgrim could accept being transformed into women. And these two actually have fan fiction written like this.

Author, why don't you look at what power and rights are before writing?

Many sentences do not read smoothly, so I suggest you pay more attention when writing.

To be honest, it won't depend on the influence of the gods, or who the Warmaster is. In a sense, it was a necessity for the groups and Legions of Astartes. Just like in a sense, the Emperor gave the Astartes individual violence but could not retreat in terms of political power. Then, the loyalty of the Space Marines, a mass-quality legion, can easily go wrong. Just like why military bases can easily cause conflicts and internal strife, compared to the Terrans, the people of the original body's home world are often more knowledgeable and reliable. On the contrary, the Terrans do not represent infallibility in a sense. In the short term, it can be solved under the Legion of Astartes model. But once the war stops, will this warlord model threaten the unity and stability of the empire? Take Horus as an example. In a sense, this primarch whose character and personality is bound to the Great Crusade. In a sense, his personal experience and fate are just a microcosm of the fate of the entire Legion Astartes. The Great Crusade gave the Legion a series of powers such as appointing Imperial Governors. But such power would inevitably create a huge conflict with the mortal empire pursued by the Emperor. And Horus was, in a sense, too obsessed with glory (his reaction to the tearing down of the statues of the lost Primarchs) and their worth. And in a sense, even without that assassination, what would he have chosen? In a sense, this is actually the case for the XVI Legion and even the Legion Astartes as a whole. Relying on the legion of blood, and all issues where blood is ambiguous are decided. What would be the future of the Astartes and the Primarch in the future, if everything was accomplished according to the Emperor's original plan? Horus is not a Warmaster, so in a sense this problem cannot be made worse. He could also enjoy the fatherly love from the emperor with peace of mind. But who takes the position, and what will be the result The Warmaster's theoretical power is the leader of the entire Imperial Army. In theory, he not only commands the Astartes and Primarchs, the Mechanicus, the Knight Families, and the Imperial Governors appointed by many legions, but also everything related to them with interests will be centered on the Warmaster. The future empire will not allow such warlords to exist. So, what's the result? Suppose that the Empire wanted to deprive the Ultramarines or even Ultramar of their huge autonomy. So, what position do the Ultramarines and even the local governor choose, who have huge ties to local interests? Guilliman was loyal, but what choice could Horus have? The other Primarchs have a way out, a future. So, what about Horus Similarly In the legion mode of the Great Crusade era, bloodline blurs everything. But, once the supreme authority that maintains this kind of thing - the primarch is no longer there, the descendants of the same primarch. Once there is no huge cohesion brought by the common source of troops (even if it is blood, the internal fighting between the descendants of the same original body will be equally fierce.)

There is another book, which is also well written, but unfortunately short.

Phoenix is ​​gone, who else can I choose? It won't be worse than Kong Laoer. The guarantee is gone.

2 3 9 12 17 Are all women.

I feel like there are missing words in many places in the text, which makes it not read smoothly or coherently.

Under the leadership of arrogant men, the collapse of empires and even civilizations is foreseeable. Not just the prophetic point of view from the upper narrative perspective, but it is difficult to imagine that everyone is willing to obey the orders of a Riddler.

Even if Erda didn't do that, would the Emperor really consider raising them like father and son in a human family? Horus himself is an example, in his growth and life the Emperor had almost a hand in the first thirty years, even to his mortal adulthood, the earliest two hundred years of the Great Crusade. But what's the end result? Everyone knows that the growth of the original body should at least have no direct connection with the emperor. Their outlook on life and values ​​mean everything.

Another female primarch. To be honest, women have obvious weaknesses in many aspects, such as hair, lower body, and strength. And if there is a female primarch, I can only say that the Emperor is incompetent and has become so lonely that he uses women on the battlefield. What an insult to the Emperor!

Does not knowing Warhammer at all affect my reading?

I think if an angel gives his heart to the protagonist and then puts on a show like this

Author, take a look. Some of the sentences and typos in your article don't make sense. Can you correct them? Others are fine.

The writing isn't too bad, but it's a bit awkward