Warhammer: Awakening Starts with Salvation Star

Mars is not equal to the Mechanicus. There are many forge worlds in the galaxy that are dissatisfied with Mars. Some are

The difficulty level is the lowest among the original starters, and there is no Chaos or Alien intervention. It's better to write the story of leading the army

Author, have the characteristics of the protagonist Duck King changed? ? Let's change it after writing a fanfic. The shadows can be maintained, but the specific abilities can be referred to the Shadow Lord that I upgraded alone. After the protagonist defeats and kills the enemy, he uses shadow erosion to make it a part of himself. He can use it as a subordinate to summon beasts, and it can also increase the protagonist's strength. There is also the shadow of the powerful shadow person, and the nuclear bomb explosion is nothing, but the slime costume can be used. According to the current character of the protagonist, the protagonist's army feels more suitable for the Red Army. Although the communist ideology cannot be realized at all in the cesspit of Warhammer, it can be changed appropriately. The Raven Guard can be compared to the Soviet Union and our country, with strong industrial technology and agriculture. With some development, you can get lucky and get a starship like the Phalanx in the subspace, and then change the protagonist's flagship, the Queen-class battleship in Glory of the Empire, which feels not strong enough in the galaxy. Look at the Ark of the Eldar and the battleship of the Necron. The comparison is not strong enough. Let's build a new battleship, 455,600 kilometers long. In terms of technology, we can say it comes from the subspace. It can be human, Eldar, Old Saint, or Necron. It will make the protagonist's flagship more powerful. If the protagonist later builds a pocket kingdom If so, the relationship with Guilliman will be very strong. Give the little brother a ship and get him some good things so that he doesn't have to run to the battlefield. Then slowly change the Raven Guard's surgery, strengthen it, and get some new organs, otherwise it will be difficult to fight the monsters and snake gods in the future. The flagship of the protagonist can also get a mind cube and a ship girl. It was made by chance. It has a soul bound to the protagonist. Klein's position in the Sea Fog Fleet can get a shield close to the hull. This must be some black technology shields and engines from other anime movies. Don't ask where they come from. Just ask, they are from subspace Taobao and me 😁😜

Official setting of Chaos Gods In the Warhammer universe, there are not only four but eight Chaos Gods, each representing one corner of the eight-pointed star. The combined authority of these eight gods is primordial annihilation. There are currently four god positions occupied, namely: Heedless Slaughter - Khorne Putrid Corruption - Nurgle Rapturous Sensation - Slaanesh Infernal Tempest Outland Storm - Tzeentch There are two more god positions that have surfaced in the official plot, namely: Encroaching Ruin erosion and destruction-- The Dark Lord (Emperor?) The Godhead is described as: An entity that represents the purest fear of Chaos, who desires only the destruction of all, bringing all things to their final conclusion, and then burying and forgetting them. Malevolent ArtificeCorrupted Technology--Vashtor, Titanium or Short Man The Godhead is described as: An entity that plays with out-of-control technology, even material-based technology can be corrupted into a non-physical entity's tool of creation and destruction. Able to manipulate steel as well as sculpt flesh, He claims supreme authority over all technological creations of mortals and demons alike. Finally there are two gods hidden under the water, namely Ravenous Dissolution The godhead is described as: An entity full of hatred for everything. His nature is disordered and chaotic, and any logic and rationality he may display are only to facilitate him in eating everything he hates. In the end, He won't even let Him go. Formless Distortion The Godhead is described as: An entity that can distort everything. Material, immaterial, or thoughts and ideas are all things that He can distort. Everything he touches will be twisted into a mess that will continue to be further twisted. Even death is just a process of endless twisting. A current mainstream theory is that the emperor himself is the holder of the fifth god. However, out of his responsibility to mankind, he chose to rely on blocking himself to prevent the fifth god from landing. Humans can continue to be active on the stage of history, resulting in the dominant race behind being unable to take the center stage and be active. Naturally, the gods behind are also stuck.

It's from the Raven Guard! 20 Legions are about to arrive

Slaanesh's First Lesson

Plus an Emperor's

What I mean is very simple, as long as the Emperor can't let go of the so-called dream of a mortal empire. Then the confrontation between the Emperor (Empire/Mortal) and the Legion is the inevitable result Why Is it possible for you to let a group of mortals whose individual violence and group violence are inferior to the Astartes rule the Empire? What I have listed are what I consider to be the greatest sources of conflict (without the influence of the gods to intervene). Same

Angron was saved, but it shouldn't take much effort to save Perengba and Fulgrim, right? I know there is some fate of betrayal, but the article also states that he does not want to give up the original body at will. Since the protagonist knows who will betray and tells the emperor, why can't the emperor give those original bodies a few big beep pockets?

In the Exorcist Dead Zone series, the Dark Age technological artifacts at the bottom of the box for the Adeptus Mechanicus expedition fleet are no less powerful than the secret weapons of the Necron tomb technicians. It can cause astronomical scale destruction from the subspace dimension, time, space, and nano-level, and it can be done with a single shot of any battle moon or world engine. However, these powerful weapons of the Mechanicus have a high risk of killing one thousand enemies and damaging eight hundred, unlike the Necrons who can fully understand their own technology and freely deploy it. Judging from the style of these creations in the dark technological age of mankind, the rulers of mankind in that era were a group of technological warlords who only pursued technological efficiency and progress and did not care about ethics and morals. Cutting-edge technological creations have miraculous effects but also involve huge risks and ethical crises.

Let's build the Super Crow Guard, this time it will definitely succeed If it succeeds, it will have super endurance.

Old Man Huang said that the original body enjoys autonomy in the territory it conquered. For example, Guilliman's 500 world does not have to follow the empire's system except for paying taxes. Therefore, the author, you can also let the protagonist create his own 500 world, so as to achieve stability and development.

Let me explain my position first. I recommend Crow King and Perturabo. I can understand that his B personality will most likely not end well, and he simply doesn't want to see me push him too hard.

Warhammer, in the beginning of the Primarch Rebellion, as long as Magnus didn't make the psychic call, and a few more legions rebelled, it would be fine. As long as the psychic call didn't call the Webway, it was almost successful, and the Emperor would not be seriously injured, nor would more than 9,000 Custodes half of the Sisters of Silence be killed. It won't be a big deal if all 18 legions rebel.

You can learn from Next Door and add a ritual to the Space Marines during surgery to completely bind them to the original body. This eliminates the normal risk of betrayal and Hydra infiltration, and the Raven Guard can continue to fight after they die. Perfect.

Your latest chapter also ignores a problem with your attack on the Codex Astartes In a sense, holding a legion based on gene seeds is essentially a warlord. They have a father-son connection with the Primarch, determined by blood relationship. The fact that you don't break it loose enough, how you stop the Astartes becomes a new question. When mortals rebel, you can suppress them. But here's the thing, the Astartes as a group have become more than just unreliable to the Imperium. Their connection with the Primarch also determines that they will inevitably be a major threat to the Empire and humanity. Guilliman hasn't fought many times before mentioning it It's very simple Within the legion, what about the conflict between the people from the home world and the people from the conscription world? Even in a sense, the ubiquity of the rapid army during the Great Rebellion has greatly shaken the cultural integrity of the legion. How do you sustain your empire after its ideals have collapsed and gone bankrupt. Similarly In a sense, the startup group retains. So, to what extent does it remain Also in the situation where only the Primarch can lead the Legion and can represent the Legion. Is it necessary to retain these warlord powers of the Primarch? Did the empire still trust those people back then? Similarly The empire at that time could no longer trust those who had the ability and qualifications to command hundreds of thousands or millions of troops. If you retain the founding team, can you guarantee that those who take over the power of the original body will not make mistakes one day? In a sense, author, you have to admit that the moment when the Astartes group began to identify themselves with self-interest and began to put themselves above the empire and humanity. In fact, the collapse of the Great Crusade was inevitable. Likewise, the Primarch's blood ties and cultural ties to the Astartes meant huge things I asked him

Don't go to Warhammer World without plug-ins

What Khorne was attracted to at first was not my brother at all.

Don't hunt for the traitorous Primarch, otherwise you may not know who will betray you? I just want to see a big mess

The Crow King is so powerful, Istvan should be fine

Will the Raven Guard have several Blackstone Fortress ships in the future?

Generally speaking, you can read it, there is nothing bad about it, but if this book is finished, the next one will be better

Author, is the protagonist trying to gather the godhead for war? ? After that, can we use the concept of war to extend the strongest concept like Artosh in Game of Life?

I haven't read it yet, so I'd like to ask what the Eleventh and Second Primarch look like.

Did I not have time to write today, or was it reviewed? Just one chapter.