Warhammer: Isn't This Grassland Hegemony?

Cthulhu is considered harmless in Warhammer. He regards human beings as ants. He does not take the initiative to spread messy things. He does not need sacrifices or sacrifices. If you don't provoke him, he will not come to your door to cheer you up. Occasionally, an unlucky person will be indirectly harmed. What is that big deal for the empire?

🤓👆I had an idea before reading the book after reading the title. What do you think about moving the Warhammer humans to the Ke universe? At least there wouldn't be four dog breeds trying their best to torture all human beings and not let the human race perish. The four dog breeds would be deprived of food and beaten to death.

There is a problem. Why doesn't the protagonist engage in technology? Cthulhu can produce some outrageous technologies at the medieval level. Although the safety level of purely materialistic technology is as high as magic. But the magic of the Ke world is just a kind of technology. The awesome independent races all play with technology. The artifacts, the three octahedrons, were all made by Migo.

Why don't you bring over those bunch of sub-gods? I want to see the despair of the Warhammer universe 🙂

Here is a genealogy of the Lao Ke family. I think it will definitely be used later

The happy atmosphere of the four gods' cross talk made me laugh for two hours

The Dark Lord is the theoretical fifth God of Chaos, prophesied throughout history by both the Eldar and Men. But it was first mentioned publicly during the final stages of the Siege of Terra during the Horus Heresy. The Lord of Darkness represents total destruction without cause or purpose. While it was initially speculated that the Dark Lord was Horus or the Daemon Samus corrupted by Chaos, it eventually became apparent that the Dark Lord was in fact destined to be the Emperor of Mankind. When the Emperor faced Horus aboard the Vengeful Spirit during the final stages of the Siege of Terra, he realized that there was no hope of victory unless he gave himself greater power. Out of desperation, the Emperor absorbed the power of the Warp on an unprecedented scale, eventually emerging as an obsidian sphere surrounded by lightning. The Emperor's power was so great that he accidentally killed all the Custodes around him and turned them into severely burned zombies. The Emperor began to sweep across the madness of the Inevitable City, causing daemons, the Lost and the Damned, and even traitorous Space Marines to flee before him. The Emperor by this time had risen to become a full-fledged God of Chaos, and he believed that such an action was necessary to kill Horus and save humanity. Malcador was deeply saddened to see his friend become like this, and believed that the Emperor's actions had gone too far. But it was then that the Emperor met Aulanius Persson, John Grammaticus, Litto, and Garviel Loken. Persson faced his friend and brought him back from the abyss of corruption by calling upon the Emperor's own humanity. The Emperor encountered Persson in this specific time and place for the first time in thousands of years, and Persson was shocked and convinced the Emperor to gain confidence and give up the power he had received, even if it meant betting the future of humanity on a battle he might not win. This eventually convinced the Emperor to abandon his ascension to the Dark Lord's husk, which resulted in a shockwave of energy sweeping across Terra and the Spirit of Vengeance, driving away much of the corruption of the Warp spread by the Traitors. Although the Dark Lord's emergence was prevented by the Emperor's decision, the God of Chaos will appear at the prophesied moment, for time has no meaning to Chaos, and the Dark Lord's servants and his rule already exist.

When I saw the meeting between Bal and Curze, I thought that Bal would be like Khalil in another Midnight Blade, but ended up dead... But I quite like the ending - Curze took over the mask of "The Beast" from the first friend of this sinful planet, sowing fear that makes sin tremble, and uses evil deeds to stop injustice.

The two worlds of Cthulhu and Warhammer are like toilets, except that the former is built on a cliff and can fall down at any time, while the latter is not only built on a mountain of shit, but the toilet is still spraying. The former won't survive if he is careful, but the latter wants to come out clean after going in?

The biggest problem I have with this book so far is that it is too confusing and abstract. The plot unfolds too much at the same time, making it seem very stream-of-consciousness.

Let me ask a question. The Supreme Being in the East is ruthless and the way of heaven is ruthless. They regard all things as stupid dogs. What will happen if they encounter a war hammer?🙂🙂

The first few chapters describe a time-traveler shaman in a very vivid way, including the characters Wogotai, who have a strong sense of immediacy in a fantasy grassland struggle for hegemony. But it stops abruptly here, and directly begins the spiritual communication (wars are also allowed) across planets at the level of gods. Metaphysically, coupled with the repeated scenes, the sudden appearance of characters talking to themselves, and the author's own content (The Riddler), it becomes a mess. The span of the mess is too big. The author's self-interest is not meant to slander at all, because this book is purely the product of the author's self-interest. It has a sense of immediateness of some storylines that come to mind during daily daydreams or suddenly come to mind.

From my personal experience, novels written with complicated branches and branches will end up being unfinished. The author cannot take the protagonist as the main line and then develop branch lines when the protagonist passes through a certain area. Otherwise, your writing method of opening up another branch line without any warning will one day exhaust the readers' patience. And don't write it too mysteriously, with all kinds of dazzling interactions. No one likes this kind of interaction between supporting characters. Directly against the main line.

I want to see he! Put aside the big golden guy for now, can the rescued Primarch grab a handful? It's too tragic to die, go crazy, go crazy... When you're old, you can't see some tragic thingsﾍ(;´Д｀ﾍ)

Don't you think what you wrote is messy?

Does the protagonist really want to work for the empire? That would be boring I feel sick when I see the Emperor

Even before the contract was signed, it was already going to be a self-congratulatory article. The synopsis was simply uploaded as a chapter. It was up to our brains to fill in as much of the story as possible without expanding the story. How about deleting the rest and rewriting it? The idea is obviously very good.

Migo and Xagai are brain experts. Needless to say, Migo will take your brain to travel the universe. Xia Gai has physical phase technology that often penetrates into human brains to control humans. If you can't move the nail, then just move Angron. Remove Angron from the peg using Flesh Phase Technology. Not really strong enough, the legacy of the Green Delta Migo subspecies on Pluto has a macrolatitude scalpel. Migo, a subspecies of Green Delta Pluto, is a "macro-dimensional creature". Part of its body is in three dimensions, part of it is in high dimension, part of it is in low dimension, and part of it is in a messy parallel dimension. I don't believe this scalpel can cut a nail.

One by one one by one

These things should be explained in about 1 million words, but it turned out that you over-compressed it, it was foggy, and the density was too high. The author should lower the density 😥 It's too tiring to read Moreover, the timeline is not clearly marked. Not everyone clearly knows the difference in the timeline and the specific plot, so there are many fewer people to read later.

We remain faithful. They will never possess it unless they burn down all that we have built and despise our achievements through the dancing flames. Did you hear that? We always remain loyal!                                                             -Jaghatai Khan The Eagle of Chogoris (This article is translated from Lexicanum's encyclopedia entry) Jaghatai Khan, also known as "The Great Khan" or "The War Eagle", is the Primarch of the White Scars Space Marine Legion. His brave but independent personality is well known. Khan's existence is often ignored, and he is regarded by many as a barbarian, but he is actually a cultured leader. Most records of him come from the White Scars themselves, and therefore may be somewhat subjective and unreliable. The envoy of Chaos addressed the Khan as "Warrior" when speaking to Lorgar. Life Youth According to records, Khan's amniotic capsule fell on a planet in the Pacific sector. The empire called her "Mundus Planus", and the locals called their hometown "Chogoris". Chogoris is a rich planet with a vast green grassland, towering snow-capped mountains, and azure blue seas. By the time the Great Crusade began, the local population had developed black powder technology, and one record shows that the most powerful empire on the planet at that time had a well-organized governance system and maintained a well-trained army, which included a group of armored cavalry and large numbers of infantry who formed a tight formation. The ruler of the empire was named Palatine, and he relied on his army to win all the battles he had experienced in his life. In the western part of Paladin's empire is a no-man's land, a barren grassland lacking resources. It is precisely because of the harsh environment that it has protected her from the invasion of the empire. A group of barbaric nomadic tribes are here to conquer each other for the land of their ancestors. Paladin would sometimes lead his army to the grasslands to hunt tribesmen, or just for fun. The legend of Khan began in this land with harsh conditions. He was found by Ong Khan, the leader of a small tribe, who took him in as a gift from the gods. It is said that the Khan's eyes burned with fire, which the locals regarded as a sign of a great warrior. The Khan was also hated by other tribes for his insight beyond the continual wars on the steppe. Young Hero It is said that the moment that had the most profound impact on Khan's life was when his father was killed by the hostile Kurayed tribe. Although he was just a young child, Khan was already the greatest warrior in the tribe at the time, and after learning that his father had been killed, he quickly gathered his men to avenge his father. The Khan and his party caught up with the Khuraye tribe, razed the tribe's garrison, and killed all the men and women in a rage, even the children. (Note: Fortunately, he didn't dislike sand, otherwise he would have no limbs, laugh). The Khan cut off the head of the enemy tribe leader and hung the head on his tent. It was in this environment that Khan was shaped into a leader who had a strong sense of honor, valued loyalty, but was ruthless. From this moment when his great revenge was avenged, Khan vowed to end the war on the grassland, unite the brothers in the grassland tribes, and end the tragedy of fratricide. Khan fought hundreds of battles with other tribes, and the hunting teams of the Paladin Empire were wiped out by his troops many times. Khan established a compulsory military service system, and every time a tribe was conquered, he would absorb the conquered into his Taraskar tribe, split the conquered tribes and then integrate them with each other, thus eliminating the differences between tribes. The Khan hired virtuous people rather than relatives, and his subordinates were loyal to him to the death. Ten summers later, as the tribe made its way to winter settlements, the Primarch led a group of men through the mountains. Suddenly, a huge avalanche swept Khan and his men down the mountain. Everyone else was killed. Only Khan survived, but he could not catch up with the tribe in time to join the tribe that had already set off. Khan was captured by a hunting team of Paladin, but the only people in this hunting team returned were an amputated rider and the head of Paladin's son who captured Khan with the hunting team. The rider brought a message from Khan, saying that people on the grassland would never become Paladin's playthings again. After the heavy snow stopped, the angry Paladin summoned a huge army to prepare for the westward expedition to the grasslands and completely wipe out the Khan's troops from the planet. However, he underestimated Khan's ability and decided to personally lead the powerful heavy armored troops to conquer the grasslands. However, he never thought that the heavy armor worn by his well-disciplined troops would become a fatal flaw in front of the tribesmen wearing light armor. The arrows fired by the tribesmen caused huge casualties to the imperial warriors who formed a dense formation. In the end, the tribesmen defeated the emperor's legions, and Paladin had to flee back to his capital, where he was kept safe by a few carefully selected guards. The remaining legionnaires were brutally murdered, leaving no one alive. After the battle, the elders of the tribe gathered together and announced to the tribe that Chagatai Khan was now the great "Khan of Heaven". It was also during this period that Chagatai met his colleagues who would remain loyal to him for a whole century, such as Qin Xia, Hasik and Targutai Yesugei. The Khan began his long journey to conquer other parts of the planet. Every city attacked by his army has only two choices: surrender, or disappear from the map. Finally, he went to Paladin's palace and demanded that Paladin's head be nailed on a spear and handed over. His request was finally met, and the spear that nailed Paladin's head became the most glorious decoration on his tent. In just twenty years, he established the largest empire in Chogoris history, but now he is troubled by how to govern the country. The Khan's people had no interest in these new lands and wanted to live in the old ways, so they fell back into tribal status while the Khan ruled over the people of the empire with his generals. Six months later, the Emperor arrived, and the Khan knew in an instant that only the man before him could fulfill his dream, a dream to unify the stars in the sky into a powerful empire. In front of his generals, the Khan knelt before the Emperor and swore allegiance, and the Emperor gave him command of the Fifth Legion. When Khan first took over the Legion, the Fifth Legion was still called the "Star Hunter" and was preparing to recruit new soldiers in Chogoris, while Khan was thinking about how to assimilate the legion, which was almost all Terran, into the tactics and culture of Chogoris. After being completely transformed by the Khan, the Legion's tactics began to focus on small groups fighting with extremely high speed and mobility. After two battles against the Nephilim and Hoadh, the Star Hunter Legion was officially renamed the "White Scars". The Mongolian cavalry brutally brutalized the British ruffians Chagatai Khan achieved great fame during the Great Crusade—especially after the victory at Ullanor—but the only people he regarded as his friends were Horus and Magnus the Red. On the contrary, several Primarchs, including Fulgrim, viewed him with disgust. (Note: The Khan is very confident that he can defeat Fulgrim in a sword fight) The Horus Heresy Choosing Sides Lord of the White Scars Horus was actually very sure that Khan would defect from the loyalist side, but in fact Khan never thought of changing his allegiance and always remained loyal to his father. However, when he received conflicting astrological messages about what was happening in the Isstvan system, he decided to sit on his hands until he could figure out the true nature of the struggle. When Dorn issued a request to all remaining Loyalist Primarchs to lead their forces to Lord Terrazin, the Khan accepted the order, reluctantly abandoning the neighboring Space Wolves, leaving them to fight the Alpha Legion's advance. But in fact, he also ignored Horus's request to inform him to attack his brother Leman Russ. Khan insisted on figuring out what led to this bloody conflict before taking sides. However, Khan fell into the trap of dragging the White Scars with the Alpha Legion in the Zondax system, and became mired in warp storms and Orks. Jaghatai eventually manages to break through the Alpha Legion's obstructions and rushes to investigate the source of all these problems: Prospero. On Prospero, the Khan and his men found no answers, nor did they find Space Wolves forces as reported, leaving only ruins and the ghosts of the slaughtered members of the Thousand Sons Legion across Prospero. Eventually, Khan encountered a projection of Magnus, who begged his brother and best friend to side with the Rebellion. The two discussed what they originally hoped to gain from the Great Crusade, but at the end of the conversation Khan chopped Magnus's soul into pieces with his sword. Soon, Mortarion, the Primarch of the Death Guard, appeared in Prospero and tried to convince the Khan to join them. Jaghatai once again rejected the rebels' invitation, stating directly that although the Emperor was a tyrant, Horus had also become a slave of the Warp, and the power of Chaos would control him to his own destruction. Khan's choice also brought about a duel, and the two primarchs were almost tied, because although Khan was more agile, Mortarion had greater endurance. Eventually, the White Scars and the defending fleet began to exchange fire in space, forcing Mortarion back. Meanwhile, a link in Mortarion's plan was foiled. During the Khan's journey to Prospero, the pro-Horus faction among the White Scars staged a coup, led by two commanders of the Legion: Hasik Noyan-Khan and Torghun Khan. Fortunately, the coup finally failed due to the fierce struggle of Shiban Khan. Guerrilla Warfare Over the next few years, Jaghatai led his White Scars in a guerrilla campaign against the Traitors that inflicted heavy losses on them, but he was unable to contact the Emperor as access to Terra was blocked by local fleets and warp storms. After losing his friend and subordinate Qin Xia at the Battle of Kalium Gate, Jaghatai was determined to fight his way back to Terra, where he believed his fate would be decided. When the artifact "Black Glass" was found, the White Scars were trapped by their pursuers. Just when Khan was determined to fight Mortarion, Taguta Yesugei sacrificed himself, allowing Black Liuli to open a portal to the Webway. In order not to let Yesugei's sacrifice go to waste, Khan abandoned the unnecessary glory and decided to lead his army to withdraw. As soon as he entered the webway, Khan's ship "Spear of Heaven" was ganged up by demons. During the bloody battle, Khan killed the secret keeper Manushya-Rakshasi (sounds like the Mantid Queen in Warcraft). Through the efforts of Revuel Arvida (the Thousand Sons of the Loyalist), he provided navigation for the White Scars fleet, and eventually guided the fleet to Terra. On Terra, the Khan met Dorn, Russ, Sanguinius, and Malcador the Markbearer, and discussed with them strategies for the war. Khan disagreed with Dorn's stubborn strategy and proposed a direct attack on Horus's troops (note: referring to the later loyalists' fierce battle in the absence of Smurfs and Green Angels, I still support Dorn's idea). On the other hand, Khan also agreed with the idea of ​​​​the Wolf King, and the latter was preparing to leave Terra and go to Horus's flagship, the Vengeful Spirit, to have a direct contest with him. A competition of agility Although he was a whole month late due to the difficulties of warp navigation, Jaghatai and Sanguinius later appeared on the battlefield of the Battle of Beta-Garmon (Note: interested readers can read "Horus of Horus" The introduction of this battle in "Chronicles of Chaos", I personally think, is even more spectacular than the Siege of Terra. For example, the description in the book is that thousands of Titans on both sides carried out large-scale group operations like infantry), and as soon as Khan arrived in the Beta-Garmon war zone, he immediately began to organize his men to carry out lightning-fast guerrilla warfare. However, in the end Horus was the superior, and the Khan and Sanguinius had to admit that Dorn had lost the bet and decided to return to Terra. During the Solar War, the Khan sent his sons to various orbits of the solar system to prevent loyalists from being flanked by traitors. In the early stages of the Solar War, the Khan expressed his confidence that Horus would be defeated because they had delayed enough time to bring support to Guilliman (Note: I think it is more interesting that Guilliman and Lion were absent from the entire siege of Terra. However, the two of them invisibly hit a critical blow. Bald He knew that their fleet had arrived and had a premonition that the situation was not good. Regardless of dissuasion, he ordered to lift the shield of the Vengeful Spirit to lure the emperor on board, and finally allowed the emperor to fight him in that battle that shocked the past and the present). Siege of Terra In the Siege of Terra flagship, Khan was initially prohibited by Dorn from risking his way out of the walls of the Palace of Terra, and such conservative tactics were unacceptable to Khan. The Khan was particularly opposed to the strategy of leaving large numbers of Imperial levies to die outside the city walls without an active defensive strategy. When the Traitor Space Marines launched an attack on the outermost trenches of the Imperial Palace, Jaghatai led the Stormtroopers (big mistake: they were actually the White Scars' motorcycle troops) from the Wall of Eternity, ravaging the entire Traitor force, and the Khan himself killed over forty Death Guards in the battle. However, Khan, who was under heavy siege, was knocked off his motorcycle and injured by a blade contaminated by the subspace. It was also because of the injury of this knife that he was infected with the epidemic for the first time. Soon enough, Sanguinius quickly rushed to his brother's side, dragged Khan back to the waiting airship, and took him back to the palace. However, the raid organized by Khan had another purpose. While collecting intelligence, the White Scars discovered that the Black Mechanicus was building a large number of siege weapons around the palace (Note: The Lion King is a smart cat). With the fall of Lion's Gate, the situation of the loyalists took a turn for the worse (Note: According to "Chronicles", Lion's Gate is a space station on Earth. After the traitors captured Lion's Gate, they could project troops to the surface more unscrupulously). During an emergency command meeting, the Khan was angered by the depressing words of General Saul Niborran and Colonel Clement Brohn about the desperate situation. The Khan quickly drove the two out of Bhab Bastion, but Dorn believed that such behavior was unnecessary. Feeding up with Dorne's purely defensive tactics, the Khan went to convince Dorne to allow him to organize a raid on the Lion's Gate. Dorn granted the Khan some autonomy in an attempt to keep him under control. In the battle at the Colossus Gate, Khan once again led 300 wind-like cavalry against the besieging defenders and launched an attack on the enemy formation.

Dark Future, a wasteland punk racing game published by GW, is set in the future fictional United States in 1995 (the future for this game). A very interesting point is that in addition to dystopian and wasteland elements, this game also has some weird cultists. Father O'Shaughnessy published a paper documenting the increasing number of physical anomalies and the apparent breakdown of the laws of physics, and gave some hints about the eternal balance of space and time and its possible fragility. Duloc now knew that those old superstitions were wrong. Salt is powerless against the devil and all his creations. For Angra Mainyu, Loki, Hades, Nyarlathotep, Barberis, Pocahontas, Pan, Dambala, King in Yellow, Susanoo, Bird of Death, Aipalukvik, Baron Samedi, Nor could Nurgle, Pazuzu, Zalmothys, Huitzilopochtli, Mosura, Anubis, Set, Quetzalcoatl, Vodianoi, Lohide, Hiranyakasipu, Rukundu, Yog-Sothoth, Yama of the Chinese Hell, Rambuna, Kresh, Arioch, Dambara, Khorne, or others. All demons, all gods of death and evil, all banished angels. They will soon set foot on this white land, trampling on ancient proverbs, ancient religions, paleness and darkness. Their feet were clawed, leathery, horned, scaly, slimy, furry, and beneath their feet were sickly and feeble gods. " You will say those are Easter eggs, and the part about Cthulhu may be, but gw calls the electronic version of this game a Warhammer game

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