I imagine most of the OCs of a Chaos fan (and there's more than a few of those) would be heretics, and that most of the OCs of a Xenos fan, would in fact be xenos. You just need to find your crowd.
I mean, I'm an Imperium fan and I'm working on a Chaos OC (more a warband of them, since my main focus in this fandom is the game).
Stray thought. Is everyone's 40k oc a loyalist?
I've seen space marines, primarchs, sisters of battle, rogue traders, and so on. They all seem to be loyal to the imperium.
Have I isolated myself by creating a character who isn't a loyalist? Who is, in fact, a heretic?
Talk about shooting yourself in the foot. I've reloaded the gun and shot the other foot as well!
Worship the Emperor, of course.
My retweet challenge from Twitter.
my mum was googling for an article about why everyone in the lord of the rings film is white (like to be clear she was annoyed by this) and the google ai was apparently like “everybody in the lord of the rings is not white. gandalf is grey.”
As much as I love Sanguinius, I think Leman is at the top because of how he grows over the Heresy. He's not just a primarch, a demigod of war and a symbol of the Imperium. He's a man. A human person. He makes mistakes, he has regrets, he's not perfect. He's just Leman.
Experiment part 1:
Let me know how you define 'best' in this case. For Imperial science
Plot twist (or untwist): he becomes a peacock mantis shrimp.
What primarch shall be shrimpified?
… shall? anon what are you planning
… angron. so he can finally have some fucking peace. shrimps is too small for butchers nails
(Part 1) (Part 2) (Part 3) (Part 4) (Part 5) (Part 6) (Part 7) (Part 8)
Unless you top, in which case you get "Iron Without."
If you fuck an iron warrior this pops up
I love the "the navy would love to have you" "not gay enough yet".
theyre unlocking new types of guy over on reddit apparently
Yaoi? In my gayest sci-fi setting ever?
It's more likely than you think.
In the grim darkness of the future… there is only yaoi
Do it.
I think the reason why I dislike Guillivraine so much is because of the fact that, imo, the majority of the shippers don't really take the ship seriously themselves. Jokes about ships are fine and cool, but that's literally all I see about the ship. Not two people carrying the burden of trying to save their respective races from certain doom and feeling understood by the other. Not two people haunted and traumatized by their respective pasts. Not all the nuances and difficulties that would happen in the case of Human x Eldar relationship: diplomatic, platonic and especially romantic.
But nope. Its quite literally just a xenophilia joke to even the shippers themselves. I don't mind xenophilia jokes about human x alien relationships in 40k, but not when it's... just everything there is to the pair.
Femboys, Warhammer 40,000, Battleships, and whatever else crosses my mind
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