All I was doing was correcting a misconception and giving the actual path to what they wanted.

Nowhere did I say it was good or bad or whether I supported it.

Please take your words out of my mouth and keep them in yours.

He can’t because he wasn’t born here, but we could totally elect his wife and let him do the whole first husband thing while still advising if she needs it.

You mean manatees?

Goddamn, I missed an entire section because I don’t remember the old ones and I’ve been playing for decades. Got any books to recommend so I can catch up?

I must be behind on the heresy lore, I had no idea they were named little kitten

Also known as “Waaaaaaagh”

Ahh so the ones chasing the Roman empire feeling (that’s what I always got from custodes)

The space marines regularly have groups that splinter off from their ideology (soul drinkers) or renounce it entirely (see chaos), last I knew the dark Eldar are the ones who got corrupted by a chaos God but the craft world Eldar weren’t “created by a deity”, the orks are space fungus that have a psychic connection which creates their deities of Gork and Mork.

I can see how it can be interpreted that way and the gene seed is a really good point but I’m having a hard time making all the other connections. Even the inquisition has tons of characters that either change their ideology or side entirely.

That’s not at all what I picked up from it. Could you give an example?

I too am confused about the correlation since I’ve never run into nazis playing 40k. Though to be fair I run slaaneshi chaos so I don’t think I’m in their demo of black templars.

Have you tried hellotalk?