Warhammer: Skaven Mechanical Magos

The selection of materials is very creative. I have seen the concept drawings of Cyber Rats before and have conceived related themes: Cyber Transformed Servitor Rats (Slave Rats that lock morale) Astral Rats (Clan Rats) Arat Tate (Storm Rats) Assassin Court Rat Agents (Essien) Nuclear Mortar Team (Poisonous Wind Force) Bolt Storm Team (Rat Lin) Magnetic rail heavy sniper team (carrying guns) Heavy-mounted rat Grimm (rat trolls & control mice, praising Tzeentch) Self-destructing rat mobile production factory (female rat modified vehicle) Radioactive biochemical monster (abomination of the abyss) Psychic mentor (grey prophet) Technical sage (engineering) And the emperor rattler of holy number 13 😏

Skulli Engineering Sage

Arat Tate transformation ceremony, astral rats and indigenous rats waiting to return to the empire

This feeling has the most ideas

How do I put it? The protagonist's background is not that good. With the development of Skaven society, low-level rats may not survive to adulthood. Since the author wants to write about the Chosen level, it is better to write the protagonist as a gray rat. When the time comes, Gray Seer and Skary will be dual practitioners. In the future, you will have three votes in the Thirteenth Council. (The Gray Seer's vote instead of the Horned Rat's vote counts as two votes) The second is that Moskot, the leader of the Skrei clan who is proficient in technology, loves to suppress his engineers, except for Ict Claw, who is Moskot's favorite disciple. I don't know how your protagonist will deal with the reasons for high technology in the future. I don't think it can be explained by blessings alone. Warhammer is so hard, it can definitely be a genius start, and it is worthy of the treatment of the protagonist, the legendary lord. Even the extremely treacherous rat man is really kind to the protagonist, which is also very satisfying Finally, I wish the author a million followers and a flood of literary thoughts, I will leave first

Holy number 13, the essence of subspace is a cold sun that cannot make people feel warm (nuclear explosion stuff yes yes)

If you press it too hard, it will be boring.

Although the Skaven thing is comparable to the urine of the black bean sprouts next door, the rat people written by the author look a little cute, which is also quite weird 🤫

When will the Great Galactic Crusade begin! Let the galaxy burn😡

If the rat people in the 40K worldview really evolved from rats on earth, would their genes be closer to humans than that of many humans?

How do the protagonist's ratmen make a living? I remember Warhammer Ratmen, they had a black hunger passive.

Artist: Wolfdawg Platform: X

The selection of materials is quite interesting, but the progress is a bit slow.

Heresy, what a blasphemy, extermination order

No, slave rats can't make a class jump, Yun Zhui

Rat Inquisitor

Write the yesyes of Shushu

The Great Horned Rat is a spreader of disease who rolls in his own feces. The Great Horned Rat exists only among his own worshipers and other corrupted parts of the world. He loves destroying civilization, art, and anything remotely beautiful and replacing it with his own favorite filth (i. E. Disease, backstabbing). Origins The Horned Rat's origins can be traced back to the World Before Time. The creation of a nameless gray mortal - the Screaming Bell - not only sunk the entire city, but also destroyed all humans and dwarves, and most importantly created the Skaven - mutated rats and children exposed to the Warpstone. With the fall of the mortals, the Skaven stole the city and named it Skavenblight. The Skaven were the first to realize the existence of the Horned Rat. The surviving Skaven saw twelve gray-furred rodents coming out in front of the only intact church in the city - they were the twelve Skaven leaders ordained by the Great Horned Rat. Since then, the Horned Rat has served as the leader of the Council of Thirteen - composed of twelve of the Skaven's most powerful men (rats), with the Horned Rat holding one of the most powerful seats vacant. The Horned Rat plays an active role in Scrven's life and society. He forged rat-like demons and gods for the twelve main Skaven clans in the Shadow Council of Thirteen. For the most part, the Horned Rat stays in the shadows, watching his children bicker with each other, destroy other races, and cause chaos in the world. However, on rare occasions, a horned rat may find it necessary to personally interfere in the affairs of mortals. All Skaven respect the Horned Rat, and no one doubts his existence. This respect is a product of fear, for the Horned Rat's eternal hunger plagues his people and mortal denizens alike indiscriminately. A devout Skaven utters small prayers throughout the day, each one a verbal expression of hatred, jealousy, or malice. These prayers are answered often enough to give the Horned Rat validity in the minds of his adherents, even in cases when divine intervention is obviously not involved. Blood sacrifices are common in the daily worship of the Horned Rat. The Skaven are always worried that the Horned Rat will devour his people if his appetite is not satiated. The blood sacrifice of a slave, Skaven or otherwise - is not as important as the sacrifice itself. There is no specific doctrine that dictates who or what must be sacrificed. The sacrifice itself was enough to briefly relax the Lord of Decay. Young victims are considered the horned rat's most effective victims, while the blood of the elderly and infirm is less desirable. The End Times In The End Times, the horned rat plays an important role. He issued direct orders to the Council of Thirteen, telling them to cease all infighting; after all, the Warhammer world was ripe for destruction, and the Horned Rat wanted the Skaven to conquer it. To emphasize this point, he burned the current Gray Seer and replaced him with Thanquol. For the first time ever, the Skaven truly unite and attack the world. With the destruction of the material world, the Horned Rat moved the Skavenblight to the Realm of Chaos when Slaanesh disappeared. Age of Sigmar As of the Age of Sigmar, the great horned rat has added the word "great" to his title (the great horned rat) and has been promoted to a major Chaos God, replacing Slaanesh as the fourth god of Chaos. When he tried to give his blessing to Archaon, the Everchosen, Archaon spat (tui) in his face. Although the Horned Rat is weaker than the other Chaos Gods, he is full of ambition and intrigue, and it is only a matter of time before he becomes as dangerous as the other Chaos Gods.

How do you deal with relationships with humans?

The latest ten or so pictures feel a bit awkward and frustrating, not as smooth as before.

Is it medieval? Are the rat men from the Middle Ages?

Rubbish and frustrating plot, boring

Send a notice as soon as the eunuch comes. It's the eunuchs like you who are most annoying and don't notify you 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

Why would anyone want to dress up as a Rat Man?

I stopped for two days, and even said I would need to nurse for a few more days, thinking that I would die from nursing.

Thank you author. This book is really great.

I can't understand what is written It's too confusing

I thought I'd make a million dollars before ordering, but luckily I didn't order 😭

In the desolate and dark underground, there is an endless unknown, and what I saw was a race full of green light, with bells ringing from time to time. The first sound was thanks to the man in black, who brought the towering dark tower to hold the sacred pendulum. The second sound is to let the light of darkness take root in this land. The third sound is to thank it for its grace, allowing us to have the sacred sacred horn. The fourth tone is to allow us to have a deeper understanding of those dirty and cruel philosophies. The fifth tone is to let all the clean and tidy stupidity be purified by our sacred messy filth. The sixth tone, thank you for giving us the mother rat, so that our selfishness and offspring can grow and die without control. The seventh tone, thank you for giving us thinking and allowing our madness to be truly and vividly displayed. The eighth tone, thanks to the gems shining with bright green light in the darkness, gives us the ability to pollute and be polluted. The ninth tone, in order to allow believers to perceive its existence, is evil and unbearable. The tenth sound is to make our compatriots whose death is insignificant feel their insignificance. The eleventh sound makes the incense burner carrying germs wander around the world. The twelfth tone, let death and survival become our eternal illnesses. The thirteenth call, the horned rat walks among us! Yes! Yes!