We know that the Imperium is not as the Emperor would have wanted it, that he is busy on his throne, and that the Sisters are worshipping a 'man' who hated the idea of religious woship.
So, how exactly does the resurrection of faithful people work, and why do they basically become Angels? Even if you accept that the Emperor is far enough beyond mortal so as to be a 'god' when the Throne fails, it hasn't yet.
I'm getting into Sisters, and I'm having trouble melding their mechanics with the largely cynical setting.
Carter Green
Whats not to get?
Shitty future, humanity turns to religion again for hope, pretty easy concept.
As for faithful coming back. Its warp fuckery i aint gotta explain shit.
Nicholas Gomez
I always assumed they had something like an apothecary do that to them. Basically an equivalent to the Dreadnought.
I could be totally off base though. I'm not completely up on sisters fluff
Gavin Bennett
Your emotions, beliefs and thoughts have an impact on the warp. Collectively, that gives it its shape. The warp is infinite, therefore those emotions express themselves in an infinity of ways. Someone believed that Celestine couldn't die, or there was a subconscious thought about an angel in everyone's mind, and bang, miracle willed into reality, Celestine becomes infused by the powah of the emprah (or simply some part of the warp that isn't home to a daemon)
On a sidenote, ressurection isn't in the powerset of every living saint. Only Celestine has it afaik (St. Sabbat being close by possessing people). It's miracles. They work like in most religions.
Luis Stewart
Retconned as of new Sister Codex. Celestine has been squatted.
Luke Howard
That's not canon but should be, Frankenstein fuckery behind the scenes suits the setting. Imagine a saint that's actually sewn together from multiple dead bodies, a chymera of faithful body parts, her wings are actually deformed arms and her tremendous strength is a side effect of being undead.
Nathan Reed
You're dumb on a scale I hadn't yet seen on Veeky Forums. Or you just don't understand the words you're using, which isn't any better. A retcon would require Celestine to be the only living saint in the fluff, and GW to explicitely put a "the Ecclesiarchy doesn't canonize people that make miracles" line in the codex.
Logan Perry
The same way there were slaanesh daemons before the fall of the eldar Time is fluid in the warp so a future emperor as a god in the warp sense of the term could reach back in time to empower miracles etc It's implied the astronomicon is part of this as it is the Light of the Emperor and most imperial miracles seem to be based around the idea of self sacrifice Since however the emperor is anti chaos this new power would in effect be Malal
Ian Wilson
.....malal is emperor. Truly this is deepest lore.
Landon White
I think user meant that Living Saints themselves were retconned and that Celestine was squatted. Which she was. Or at least isn't available as a unit or model.
