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Postby Crusty » Wed Aug 09, 2006 9:51 am

I don't have any friends that play old school Warhammer so I think of 40k as warhammer
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Postby GreenCrayon » Wed Aug 09, 2006 2:20 pm

Simon. wrote:Warhammer 40k and Warhammer Fantasy are both happening at the same time.


Possible. Personally, I think the Fantasy time line is set after the 40K one. Yes, you read that correctly.

(Oh, GreenCrayon, how do you consolidate an interest in conspiracy theories with an upbringing intermingled with Games Workshop products?)

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The reason I say that is looking at the older publications (the Realm of Chaos book, if I remember correctly) had rules for followers of Chaos to use ancient relics that were boltguns and similar, in the Fantasy Battle universe.

Okay, I accept that it's possible that -- given the nature of Chaos -- there's simply some funky time dilation going on here, but I'm not entirely convinced that's the case. Why else would a bunch of Eldar, Squats, and more primitive races all be settled on just one world with no technology, if not for the fact that there's been some cataclysm ending the universe as they knew it?

Oh, and look in the Gorkamorka books. There are totally Necrons in the ruins. Totally.
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Postby Jesster » Wed Aug 09, 2006 2:36 pm

It is my full belief that we will soon enter a new dark age, where we will shun technology. Look at the rise in religious fundamentalism due to the furtherment of science.

Also, I was a 40K geek for a long time. Had 'Nids, Khorne Chaos and Iyanden Eldar. I liekd people laughing at flimsy Eldar and then seeing half a tonne of wraiths placed on the board.
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Postby TwoBuy » Wed Aug 09, 2006 3:00 pm

Jesster wrote:I liekd people laughing at flimsy Eldar and then seeing half a tonne of wraiths placed on the board.


I also like to tone my waist on a board.

Also, warhammer sucks as do all other things I haven't taken the time to learn.
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Postby GreenCrayon » Wed Aug 09, 2006 3:14 pm

Jesster wrote:I liekd people laughing at flimsy Eldar


I've never known anyone to laugh at Eldar as flimsy. I still remember 2nd Edition rules allowing an Exarch with Bright Lance and a teleportation device like the Warp Spiders used.

And Dreadnoughts (now Wraithlords)? Has there ever been a time when those things weren't easily cheesed?

TwoBuy wrote:Also, warhammer sucks as do all other things I haven't taken the time to learn.


Personal hygiene sucks?
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Postby TwoBuy » Wed Aug 09, 2006 4:09 pm

GreenCrayon wrote:Personal hygiene sucks?


Yes, but for different reasons. It's like sleep. Something I have to waste countless hours a year on because God couldn't think of a better design.
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Postby GreenCrayon » Thu Aug 10, 2006 12:10 am

TwoBuy wrote:Something I have to waste countless hours a year on because God couldn't think of a better design.


Yeah, I heard in the pre-beta of God's new version you automatically regain mana and hit points when you sleep, instead of needing to meditate and go to a hospital respectively. It should make levelling a lot easier.
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Postby Simon. » Thu Aug 10, 2006 12:20 am

GreenCrayon wrote:Oh, and look in the Gorkamorka books. There are totally Necrons in the ruins. Totally.


I think I can try to flex my nerdy muscles here. The Necrons are the oldest race of all of them, been around billions of billions of years before the Eldar even. The erm, what are those things called? The big Necron god things, Necrontyr? You know? Fuck, those things, ah ha! A quick games workshop search reveals they're the C'Tan, I remember now. Anyway, the C'Tan were all around, killing everything, gods, and all that. And then they all started fighting each other, and the only two left were the Nightbringer (the strongest) and the deciever (tricked the others into attacking each other in the first place, and to leave him alone). And the Nightbringer was seen by all the young races (the eldar and humans, and everyone but the orks and nids) as death. And so that is why they all have an ancient fear of a hooded creature with a scythe as death. Excluding orks and 'nids, as they're younger races, and only started evolving when the C'Tan went back into they're tombs. And so were spared a fear of death.

As for the boltguns in the world. That can be explained by chaos marines actually landing on the warhammer world, and trying to lead a force of chaos themselves, which would have made them almost invincible with their armour and such. But then they would have either left, or been killed by something like a giant. There have been other cases of races with more advanced technology landing on the Warhammer world.

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Postby we_are_138 » Thu Aug 10, 2006 6:37 pm

Poor me, I come in here expecting posts that make sense instead Im dished this Nerd-laced-jabberwocky.
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Postby GreenCrayon » Fri Aug 11, 2006 12:11 am

we_are_138 wrote:I come in here expecting posts that make sense


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