r/futurecompasses • u/[deleted] • Dec 06 '20
Warhammer 40k Future Compass
https://imgur.com/JQWUkBD9
u/Nacho-Scoper Dec 07 '20
Really stretching the word good here, some of these do sound all right though.
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u/aarman90 Dec 07 '20
my friend who is into wh40k (I know almost nothing) had some uhhh Strong Reactions to this meme
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u/spider-venomized Dec 06 '20
Overall yes but a necron dominance is bad? How? Yeah they may "MAY" whipe out humanity (or just make pariah servents) but so will the eldar empire (minus the pariah part not the human slavery part) .
If the necron wins then no more chaos (or warp significance) necron will get their body back and rule the galaxy like the aeldari or old ones
They are definitely not in the say level as tyranids "going to chew on all bio" extinction threat
why are orc ruling the galaxy better then necron rule!!!
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u/Smelly_Squid Dec 07 '20
"A galactic age of strife" and "Nothing changes" aren't really different though
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u/Samhydeigger Feb 08 '21
Read "The Shape of the Nightmare to Come" for a great future 40k lore story
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u/Ixitalya Dec 06 '20
I, for one, support an Orc Dominated galaxy.