Teclis - Warhammer's Wizardiest Wizard

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  @pancreasnowork9939 · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @Historyfrek4ever · 2 years ago

  Gotrek actually learned that Teclis is a god now and he’s reaction was word for word: “I think I just discovered what’s gone wrong in this world.”

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  @K2Original · 3 years ago

  Gotrek and Felix somehow making it into every major plotline in WH Fantasy without any explanation really does fit them perfectly, they&apos;re just there and you won&apos;t do anything about that other than enjoy it. Such is the power of Nagash!

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  @khylerbane4523 · 3 years ago

  Teclis: “Power word kill!”<br>Everyone: “Power word what?” <b>dies</b><br>Headcanon accepted, such is the power of Nagash.

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  @shaderunner8220 · 3 years ago (edited)

  There&apos;s this bit from the Warhammer wiki about Teclis&apos; opinion on humans that solidifies him as the best fantasy elf ever for me. It&apos;s from a bit of the lore where the brothers are going through Lustria with a bunch of humans as part of their army, and he thinks of how stupid the sense of Elven superiority is:<br><br>&quot;Later, during a battle against the Undead, Teclis found himself within a situation where he could save himself and his brother at the cost of the humans they&apos;d brought on their expedition. He wondered why he should care, reasoning that, by elven standards, they were going to die soon anyway, whether by disease or disaster.<br><br>But Teclis did care. He felt responsible for them, both he and his brother having brought them into danger. And though their lives were short, they were the only lives they had. He even felt sympathy for humans that his kin seemed to lack, the mage knowing that most elves would not have given him a chance at living when he had been but a sickly child.<br><br>So it was that Teclis could see himself in humans, he could share in their perspective, for they were poorly made and despised by his fellow elves, just like he was.&quot;<br><br>He&apos;s self aware and looks at things from a broader perspective. And as such he just... Helps. He helps everyone be better, elves, humans and dwarves alike. All the while being an absolute power house... Speaking of which, such is the power of Negash.

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  @discountplaguedoctor88 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Funny thing about the idea of Teclis meeting Gotrek again...<br>There&apos;s a moment in the books where Gotrek found a temple and decided that he had found the true reason why the Realms sucked so much: the temple in question was dedicated to Teclis.

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  @drunkenskeleton299 · 3 years ago

  If you are ever confused about the power level of a certain warhammer wizard, direct yourself to the size and pointiness of their hat. The larger and pointier said hat, the more they can make magic go boom. Such is the power of Nagash

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  @BossEvasion · 3 years ago (edited)

  The idea of Teclis mistakenly snatching a few Eldar souls outta Slaanesh sounds hilarious.<br><br>Could you imagine being a craftworld Eldar that died in defense of your home, your soul stone shattered by some chaos stooge and being tortured for so long that you lose your sense of self… THEN SUDDENLY a God of Fricking LIGHT busts open Slaanesh’s tum-tum and rescues you. Turns you into an elf again, gives you a realm of light to fight against Chaos, and ages to just relax and enjoy not being soul-vored. Those lucky Eldar hit the Teclis-damn jackpot in Warhammer, lemme tell ya!<br><br>Such is the power of Nagash!

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  @omnissiah237 · 3 years ago

  This is is truly a &quot;such is the power of nagash&quot; moment

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  @GenericProtagonist118 · 3 years ago (edited)

  This Nagash guy sounds cool... I bet he has power that can only be described as &quot;such is&quot;.

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  @gudboah4688 · 3 years ago

  Interestingly enough, the “fall” of the lumineth in AOS was a bit more original than the Eldar’s fall. Rather than spawning/summoning the forces of slaanesh through hedonism the Lumineth literally had a Cold War-like arms race of magic that ended with them literally nuking the fabric of reality in mutually assured destruction.

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  @robkemp598 · 3 years ago

  J RR Toilken had it right, &quot;Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for they are subtle and quick to anger&quot;

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