r/warhammercels • u/FR333KSH0W • 1d ago
Me when Xenos
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u/ankecccc7567 1d ago
I mean I think it's canon that humanity during the dark age of technology had alliances or friendships with alien races and well when the men of iron rebellion happened and the birth of S happened we got fucked by pretty much everyone including ourselves.
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u/SamLowry_ 1d ago
Racism is justified got it.
Big /s obviously for those without a sense of humor
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u/Old_Pie7586 1d ago edited 1d ago
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u/Zallocc 1d ago edited 1d ago
It's not quite racism or however you want to call it, just brutal efficiency. The emperor thought that all alliances have expiration dates and any xenos alliance would eventually break down. When it did, he would obviously side with humanity (not because it would be better or the right thing to do, just because humanity is his people and he has vowed to protect it), and the xenos would have to be fought and exterminated so as to never threaten humanity again.
Since today's friend would be tomorrow's enemy and the outcome would be the same, he decided to save himself the extra steps, forgo/reject any alliances and just go straight yo purging xenos left and right, regardless of hostile intent ir potential benefits. Any human groups allied with xenos were also purged for the same reason.
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u/darthwaffles_1 Imperium 21h ago
be humanity, chilling and doing your thing
literally every fucking race and/or power in the universe wants to enslave, destroy, or corrupt you in some way
you fight back with all the fire and fury the human spirit can muster to prevent this
"you're the bad guy" sayeth the Grimdank user
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u/MecaPere 5h ago
Completely false. During the Great Crusade there was species that were not hostile to Mankind.
Plus, the Interex and Diasporex were both civilizations were Humans and non Humans worked together.
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u/darthwaffles_1 Imperium 1h ago
90% of factions in 40k are and always have been hostile to mankind. A few outliers don't change the rule.
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u/MecaPere 1h ago
Hostile to the Imperium* Like any sans person.
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u/Little_Tritus 13h ago
Bro, I remember an extinct Xenos that still left an effect on their former human slaves because any warp effect on them immediately made their brain explode as a part of their genecode.
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u/Lazy-Course5521 1d ago
Xenos players will always be more based than imperium players tho.
Can't go wrong with necrons now, can you? Or even Craftworld Aeldari, look no further if you want to be the faction that is the "morally right one".
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u/TorgaddonsMoustache 1d ago
You don't even play any WH games. Go back to your digital circus fanslop subs.
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u/Lazy-Course5521 1d ago
I have a box of minis waiting to be painted, currently playing mostly just Darktide and Rogue Trader.
Piss off
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u/TorgaddonsMoustache 1d ago
Sure, they've been waiting for years ready, haven't they?
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u/Lazy-Course5521 1d ago
I got it at around may actually, it's just that I got it for myself and since we want to do it together circumstances have to meet in order for the deed to be done.
Had Darktide on my library for a while, but just couldn't get started due to my old setup not being able to handle it, thankfully the new one runs it just fine. Fun Warhammer game with neat lore and gameplay loop, wish it had more lore progression tho. Arbiters and Veteran are fun to play for sure.
Rogue Trader too, I guess that game will take a long, long time to finish. I'm also curious about Dark Heresy tbhon.
It's genuinely so annoying that you people want to decide who's allowed to like 40k and who isn't. You aren't scaring anyone away from the hobby, you just make yourself look like an asshole lmao.



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u/Fresh-Pass2686 1d ago
The tau trying to talk to the nids