Mayby don't throw stones in your glass house mkay? Your the one who has argued, with no supporting evidence, that the imperials building their computers inside gothic architecture a) protects them from chaos scrapcode hacking attacks (this is completely unsupported in the text of any book I own and you have refused to provide any citations) and that b) this would also protect them from ring scans in the same way as DC magic does in this fic (which is complete nonsence).
chaoic -> chaotic, unless it's a technical term?
The flesh is weak Zoat
Andy chambers killed my Fimir
Comma to semicolon.
Exactly the reverse operation.
Vaguely surprised it's not "orkoid".
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The people who know them appear to assume so. I suspect that they're actually female beastmen due to the fact that their animal trait bred true.
I don't know their characters well enough to accurately represent them.
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Exactly the reverse operation.
'Ork' is 40k.
One of the higher ups forces people to be living furniture in her office. By her word, they hold still for hours on end through nothing but devotion to being furniture, but muscles don't hold perfectly still for so long.
The fact you're saying that is evidence that you don't know that 40k's canon policy is that everything is canon, but not everything is fully accurate.
Squats are canon. Their homeworld got eaten by Tyrannids, but some of them managed to survive; there was a bit in the 7e corebook stating that. Additionally, there's a squat model for Necromunda 2e.
I have read the relevant books - the AdMech is one of my favorite armies. Warp-tech is generally considered either archaeotech or tech heresy. There's stuff like force weapons, psyberfamiliars, psychic hoods, the Emperor's Tarot and the like that augment or interact with a user's own psychic powers, but that's not tech that interacts with the Warp directly - and they're really rare, which is why they're typically used by elite forces like Inquisitors or Space Marine Librarians.
Whereas is Warhammer Fantasy, everyone's headcanon is canon, and the published canon doesn't have to be canon if you don't want it to be canon.
Has the SI not explored the local solar system or recorded any and all incoming radio waves or whatever else may be broadcasting messages through space? If not, why not? Isn't he at all curious as to why this universe has an Orange Ring, the physical underpinnings to make it work, and someone maybe local who maybe had an interest to put him here and give him one?
the what times? no, no fantasy just when on hiatus there was no end times
Grayven is going to have a new name when this is over.
Thank you, corrected.
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