Warhammer 40,000 Expert Answers Your Questions

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  @Valavaern · 1 year ago

  &quot;It&apos;s unlikely [the T&apos;au] have a full map [of the Imperium].&quot;<br>I&apos;m pretty sure THE IMPERIUM doesn&apos;t have a full map of the Imperium. &nbsp;The Ecclesiarchy has probably misplaced as many worlds due to clerical error as they have lost them in war.

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  @KingPrime-c7c · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYCDDEn2AY4&amp;t=1068">17:48</a> The warp gods of happiness and joy are obviously Gork and Mork, since the Orks are the only ones having a great fun time in this universe.

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  @Hesekiel-MOH · 1 year ago

  There is no... what? Of course there is love, joy and happiness in 40k! <br>You love the Emperor, you joyfully kill his enemies and you happily die when your duty ends. Or else...! <br>Best regards, &nbsp;your friendly Inquisition.

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  @D.Jackson141 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYCDDEn2AY4&amp;t=734">12:14</a> when I was growing up in England in the 90’s, GW employees would always tell me that the two lost chapters were done so if someone wanted to create their own paint scheme and chapter, they could have a free hand at that and not be constrained by only the known chapter colour schemes. One lost for the faithful and one lost for the heretical.

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• KU

  @KurtzeTube · 1 year ago

  Im SO happy to see Ian going mainstream. If anyone deserves it, its him

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  @GarthocEmpire · 1 year ago

  I came for Arbitor Ian. Stayed for Arbitor Ian

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  @rigen97 · 9 months ago

  asking why Eldar don&apos;t join the T&apos;au is like asking why the city council members not join the student council of local high school. they&apos;re only physically existing in the same place, the way they think and the problem they want to solve are in entirely different dimensions.

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  @robecoyote9136 · 1 year ago

  Something I recall from years ago was a theory doing the rounds that the positive emotions in the WH40K universe also contribute to the Chaos Gods, but due to the nature of the universe, are often overshadowed or buried under the extremity of the negative ones. This can be seen in the more &apos;positive&apos; aspects each of the Chaos Gods do possess, to a small degree. Slaanesh is primarily Desire, but they do show love, albeit twisted to an obsessive degree, as well as joy. Khorne can also be seen to embody confidence and courage. Nurgle is often depicted with a degree of familial/platonic love, as well as protectiveness and stoicism. Tzeentch embodies curiosity, a wish to understand and drive to better oneself. &nbsp;But as Arbitor Ian states, the nature of the warp will push these to the extreme, furthering the twisted nature of the Chaos Gods. Love becomes possessive, Valour becomes recklessness, stoicism becomes surrender, drive becomes limitless ambition.

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  @SuperDragonmonk · 1 year ago

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYCDDEn2AY4&amp;t=1468">24:28</a> Orks aren&apos;t clever, they&apos;re kunnin&apos;

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  @stoatystoat174 · 11 months ago

  The Ork genetic knowledge reminds me of spider webs. Spiders do not learn how to make webs. Spiders make webs.

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  @justkevinorsomethin · 1 year ago

  WOT IS DAT HUMIE SAYIN&apos;? IF I PAINT CAR RED, IT GO FASTAH

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  @sarinat3101 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYCDDEn2AY4&amp;t=273">4:33</a> As an Adeptus Mechanicus player, this is my favorite question. The Inquisition can get mad all it wants, but without techpriests running their ships they&apos;ll be mad on one planet forever.

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