Warhammer 40k

[AncientPhosphur]

What’s the point of Vashtorr now that Perty is back

 

[Slurgle]

What’s the point of Vashtorr now that Perty is back

Either they'll touch the tips of their demons dicks, thus sealing an alliance at the center of the 14th Black Crusade.

OR

We'll get an Iron Warriors book on the subject.

OR

GW will forget Vashtorr ever existed (they probably already have).

 

[Snekposter]

What’s the point of Vashtorr now that Perty is back

Perty needs a frenemy.

 

[p1138]

Either they'll touch the tips of their demons dicks, thus sealing an alliance at the center of the 14th Black Crusade.

OR

We'll get an Iron Warriors book on the subject.

OR

GW will forget Vashtorr ever existed (they probably already have).

Unfortunately they just had Vashtorr basically being the B plot of the latest Cawl book. He got summoned to Imperium Sanctus from Nihilus, killed the cult mechanicum people that summoned him, setup a deal with some IW captain who is ignoring Abbadon, and lost an entire army of soul grinders to Cawl and a named ultramarines captain.

 

[Kantreal_pattern_lasgun]

Perty needs a frenemy.

You mean besides himself? Or is that just a regular enemy?

 

[Snekposter]

You mean besides himself? Or is that just a regular enemy?

He needs someone other than himself to fight with to create new and more interesting strategies and war machines, I mean, and Vashtorr probably appreciates the competition forcing him to come up with better shit.

 

[augment]

What’s the point of Vashtorr now that Perty is back

Themed enemy for the eventual return of Harlequins as a faction.

 

[Slurgle]

Ngl I'm sad the musical is only an April Fool's joke, I'd gladly go see that thing with friends and a couple of beers.

 

[MazonLabs Recruitment Rep]

Ngl I'm sad the musical is only an April Fool's joke, I'd gladly go see that thing with friends and a couple of beers.

Make a Horus Heresy or even better War in Heaven opera, and I mean an actual old school opera, and I'll be first in line throwing my money at it.

 

[Gay Sex Enjoyer]

Ngl I'm sad the musical is only an April Fool's joke, I'd gladly go see that thing with friends and a couple of beers.

Considering how many other random properties get unofficial stageplays I'd be surprised if there were zero actual 40K ones floating around in Brazil or some shit

 

[Rick The Stick]

War in Heaven opera, and I mean an actual old school opera, and I'll be first in line throwing my money at it.

You'd go watch those silly knife ears in their loud attire? TskTsk.

but they really need to get rid of this boomer/American logic

I wasn't aware "buy something or leave" is a boomer and/or American specific thing. Does this mentality not exist in people born post '65 or outside of the States? Genuinely curious.

 

[Inquisitor_BadAss]

Make a Horus Heresy or even better War in Heaven opera, and I mean an actual old school opera, and I'll be first in line throwing my money at it.

If this was a way of soft launching the Amazon series and showing of the costumes I'm all for it. This reminds me of the cut scenes from the 90's pc games they made way back when. Throw in some Shakespearean dialogue and you're onto a winning formula.

 

[NerdShamer]

An genuine review of the Chimera and it's derivatives from an military historian

 

[MazonLabs Recruitment Rep]

If this was a way of soft launching the Amazon series and showing of the costumes I'm all for it. This reminds me of the cut scenes from the 90's pc games they made way back when. Throw in some Shakespearean dialogue and you're onto a winning formula.

I don't even need it to be that. Hell, as long as the singing is good and the costumes passable, I'll be fine if it's on a stage with wooden props.

You'd go watch those silly knife ears in their loud attire? TskTsk.

I wouldn't be going for the knife ears, I'm going to see what they'd do with the Necrontyr.

 

[Newcomer 42]

They would make the Necrontyr black pharaohs, totally.

 

[Judge Dredd]

I wasn't aware "buy something or leave" is a boomer and/or American specific thing. Does this mentality not exist in people born post '65 or outside of the States? Genuinely curious.

I'll give you a quick example. Starbucks. You know, the coffee place.

In short, the legend goes that an American visited europe and fell in love with the coffee culture. People sitting in cafes, enjoying a nice drink, and hanging out. Instead of the "buy or leave" attitude. He brought the euro coffee experience to the US and was a massive hit. When he retired, the new CEOs made the places unpleasant to be in, and had the buying or leave rule. Sales went down, they brought the old owner out of retirement. He made them nice again. Profits went up, again. CEO retired and the new guys looked at people hanging around not buying things and decided to make things unpleasant...

 

[Dollar Store Crack Whore]

FYI big audible sale goin on, can get a ton of black library audiobooks for like three bucks a pop.

 

[DiabeticSydePhil]

FYI big audible sale goin on, can get a ton of black library audiobooks for like three bucks a pop.

Any recommendations outside the usuals? Currently working through the Horus Heresy on audiobook (just finished Fulgrim, fantastic).

Recommending Shroud of Night, really good audiobook quality and its Alpha Legion infiltrating a world under siege by chaos, so its a fun commando operation in between the usual fun stuff.

Edit: for something else different, listen to Assassinorum: Kingmaker for a mixture of knight houses and assassins enacting regime change via nonsense ploys.

 

[Dollar Store Crack Whore]

Any recommendations outside the usuals? Currently working through the Horus Heresy on audiobook (just finished Fulgrim, fantastic).

Recommending Shroud of Night, really good audiobook quality and its Alpha Legion infiltrating a world under siege by chaos, so its a fun commando operation in between the usual fun stuff.

Edit: for something else different, listen to Assassinorum: Kingmaker for a mixture of knight houses and assassins enacting regime change via nonsense ploys.

I mean I'll always tell people to read the Ghazghkull book cuz it's fun, but the Night Lords Trilogy is sick, Fall of Cadia, Baneblade, Mark of Faith, and if you wanna love Iron Hands, The Calculus of Battle.

Edit: got home and dug through books. Kharn/The Betrayer are both great, Cadian Blood, Leviathan, Enemy of My Enemy

 

[Failed Lurker]

Warhammer crime series is also decent as to how it covers "ordinary" life on a single planet, couple of novels and compilation of short stories. Think they all are also in audio too, know a couple were for definite.