You, Off to Warhammer!

The description makes it seem like you're actively luring Warhammer in, taking things from them, which is essentially an invitation. While the description mentions the existence of the Warp in reality, what's the difference between this and inviting someone into a latrine to avoid being invited to urinate?

Royal Skin's recruitment ad, I saw an automatic warhammer-crossing device.

The Dark Lord is theoretically the fifth Chaos God, prophesied by both the Eldar and humans throughout history. However, he was first publicly mentioned during the final phase of the Siege of Terra during the Horus Rebellion. The Dark Lord represents utter destruction without cause or purpose.

The Warhammer universe is clearly a good fit for writing your own story without a main plot, but why don't many people write it that way? I've been playing Merchant Ronin lately, which is kind of a fan-made work. The story takes place in a remote star system and isn't really related to the main galactic storyline. Our paths may differ, but they will eventually meet! That's why I don't like cat fanfiction; it's just copying the plot.

I haven't finished reading your two old books yet.

The subject matter and content are both good, and I feel like quite a few people have read it and left comments, so why did you stop writing? I thought your previous post about mushrooms was excellent.

This seems to be the author's first time abandoning a project; let's forgive him. 😁

I originally thought the focus of this book would be on exile, directly using the cesspool environment of Warhammer to enhance the abilities of trashy superpowered individuals. The opening description of the locomotive was actually quite effective, successfully evoking a sense of dislike for the character.

Will this book ever reach 3 million words?

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