Depressing / sad warhammer art

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>warhammer
>Depressing / sad
pick one

Grimdark would be too broad a term.

I would love to fuck a dead Sister of Battle's wounds

Old 1d4chan material but still fresh.

Ran an encounter in my Only War game based on this image where the locals in the recently recaptured city had built a shrine to the 'fallen angel' that had died protecting them. The PCs' orders were to investigate and retrieve the helm so that command could return it to the chapter, but they ultimately decided to report that they couldn't find it because it was proving essential for civilian morale.

>warhammer
>Grimdark

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I love how the dude who literally has a flayed human face decorating his armor is still willing to comfort his friend

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Perhaps not the best exemple, but I've always loved the eldar wraiths and all that come with them.
That one bit of fluff in the Iyanden supplement, about the soul of an eldar mother brought back to defend the craftworld was a gem...

Anyone have some Necron feels ?

This one is my favourite of the bunch. We don't see too much in the way of emotional depictions of aliens, and there's a lot of subtle communication.

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video or board.

cos ive been in an only war game were we each had a squad of npc's under our command, it was amazing

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That seems like a waste of a perfectly fine helmet

"Poor Trooper 27, if only your death had been as cool as Trooper 26's."

I wonder what that burritau tastes like?

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You know, I get these are feels pictures, but why pick krieg? Like half of these are krieg, but they don't mourn the dead or put helmets on crosses (all good equipment from the dead is cleaned, repaired, and redistributed back), literally any other IG regiment would do better instead...

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Sisters section of this worthless piece of garbage...

what happens if a xeno believes in the emperor and then dies? specifically an eldar?

I know humans are not conscious in the warp and those faithefull to the emperor will simply be absorbed and protected by him opon death.

would the same happen to a eldar? eldar are concious in the warp, would one that believes in the emperor be saved by him?

am confused.

Wait, does the emperor canonically provide spiritual protection? I always thought that was more force of will/belief than actual emprah protection.

>loss

Okay, I laughed. Nice one.

>I would love to fuck a dead Sister of Battle's wounds

Technically speaking, the Emperor COULD have an impact in the warp creating a barrier portion for those that believe in him, and due to the apparent nature of Living Saints (Able to be resurrected even after extended periods of dead) it is possible that he could shelter the souls of loyalists.

The big question for xenos, however, would be if the Emperor would have a stronger pull on the Eldar's soul than Slaanesh, which IS possible.

For all we know, the souls from the failed Ynnead gambit could have flown straight into the Emperor's arms, not that that's actually going to happen in canon.

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Doesn't the Emprah send her a giant blanket?

basically when a human dies in 40k 1 of three things will happen

either
1.) you believed in the emperor and will be absorbed by his pyschic presence in the warp, while you become a part of him, you also are saved from the savages of the warp

2.) you dont believe in any god, your sould will wander the warp aimlessly, unaware of its surroundings

3.) you believed in some chaos lord, and you are now their plaything.

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d'aww. How cute. >3

>kriegers
>feeling

enjoy some write faggotory that my friend did for this picture.

>From our Dark heresy game

18 awoke in a cold sweat. He breathed hard and ragged. Running his prosthetic arm through his hair. He was wet, just like the dream but this was only sweat. Not rain. But then he felt wet elsewhere. Somewhere he thought long dry in his eyes. He still felt the weight of the body. HER body. He still saw everything so vividly. All their bodies, but her's was the most real. Her right blown off from a Renegade's grenade. Her brown eyes starring at him through the lens as she breathed her last. The guilt and shame of past lives lost hit him 10 fold. He would see to it. That should she would live even if it meant his own death. The life of a hopeful spark. The life of Sister Hana

Kriegers can feel things, user.

They just don't know what to do about it.

Underrated.

the only disgusting thing in this picture is the commissar appointing a subordinate to do his job.

>The Commissar won't even execute you
>He has your CO do it

Jesus. He must've maintained continuous eye contact with his wife while having consensual sex in the missionary position for the sole purpose of procreation.

DELETE THIS

last one in the squad

She trying to warm those packs with the fire or the heat from her crotch?

when your own gods are so shitty you pray to someone elses

yes

god dammit feminism THERE ARE NO FEMALE MORDIAN IRON GUARD

Wait, why?

>Abandoning a blessed dreadnought
The Omnissiah's wrath be upon you

because they're a small sect of elite guardsmen that women would not be physically capable of joining. Sure there are female cadians and female guard from other worlds that have trillions of soldiers. but there wouldn't be female Iron guard or women in any other elite guard regiments.

What the hell are you talking about, Mordia is a Hive World, unless it got blown up when I wasnt looking it still has more than enough population for the Iron Guard.

>hover over image
>antivirus pops up telling me it just blocked an attempted intrusion through my browser

Fuck Chaos.

That being said they are conditioned not to fear death or to think of it as a bad thing, so a grieving krieger is kin of off.

There's something really emotive about the people who're so faceless that nobody notices them dying noticing their comrades have died. They might not mourn, sure, but they're human. They notice, and their stoicism despite that makes it more tragic.

>there have never been any badass women ever

>the only disgusting thing in this picture is the commissar appointing a subordinate to do his job.

There is merit in making the commander the one to deal out the punishment. It can help prevent an "Us-vs-The Commissar" mentality, and reinforce the idea that though they may be from the same world, their CO is still a representative of the Imperium of Man and will act as such.

It could also be a test for the commander, ensuring that the CO has the nerve to police his own men should he need to.

As a guardsmen would it be heresy to melt down that gold and keep it? Cause I could use some gold rings for trading with locals for beer.

>I love how the dude who literally has a flayed human face decorating his armor is still willing to comfort his friend

Well, in the real world, millions upon millions of people are willing to walk around bearing icons depicting an instrument of brutal and almost inhuman torture, and yet carry on completely normal conversations and even act with kindness and generosity towards others with utmost sincerity.

This isn't fedora - I'm a Methodist personally who wears a cross ring every day that I got for my Confirmation. I'm just saying that perspective and the importance of symbolism are very important when talking about human beings

Eh, no matter how hard you try, it's still pretty hard to permanently override human programming. We are programmed to fear death and mourn those who die, so it's not infeasible that he could have moments where his biology comes through (if only for a brief moment, and it's kept completely in check).

"Human"
The Death Corps always freaked me out personally. For a dead world garrison they sure seem to spread out a lot

>shitty
That's a pretty funny way to spell fucking dead

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it is truly the test of a man to see the xeno, understand it in its nuance and pitiable emotion, and still hate it

there is a nice story to go with this one

VULKAN

L I V E S
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They are from a Death world, but not a garison. Canonically speaking the administratum loves these guys. They are hella efficient. They are tithed heavily and their regiments get sent to all the worst fronts, at their own request.

That's not how chaos works at all.

I'm seeing a pattern

>Implying that after 20,00 years, a golden age where biological and genetic augmentation were the norm, and exposure to the warp will have no effect.

Look at fucking Ogryn, dude. Fuck, in the far flung future, humans can tank lasers, bolt guns, and only AFTERWARDS do they even need their armor.

I hate Ogryn because of how bad I feel for them having to live in 40k.

ogryn are far too good for that world

Depends, that's where AoS belongs. Like Harry Potter, that wand using faggot.

i thought ogryn where dim witted brutes who where just smart enough to understand simple orders ans to understand bad things would happen if they tried to disobey.

Being dim witted doesn't mean you don't have feelings.

If anything, it might enhance those feelings.

They're little kids and puppies mixed in a huge, overly muscular package.
They don't really understand what's going on, they break things without meaning to and are upset when that happens, and they're literally too innocent to understand what death really is so when they get hurt or die it does nothing but tear your heart to shreds.

the story that goes with that image made me cry the first time i read it and every other time too

storytime?

1d4chan.org/wiki/Gav_and_Bob
4 u

That was glorious writefaggotry at it's finest.

An Eldar would never be retarded enough to worship a dead human when their own Gods still live. All human souls, except psykers, are dissolved in the warp. The warp burns with a heat too great for them to exist, it's like throwing a piece of paper in a fire. All Eldar souls, and human/other psykers, are tortured unless they give themselves over to the protection of the Chaos Gods. Psyker souls are too strong to be dissolved but too weak to defend against Chaos. The emperor protects no one.

Heresy and lies. The Emperor protects. As proof I cite Imperial Glory. It ends with the dead guardsmen being called to the Emperor's side.

>this is what chaosfags believe

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That section was like the "make a wish foundation" sure you made happy a kid once. They are still going to die a slow and horrible death, while their families see the joy of their lifes slowly but surely leave this world.

That section and FoC is like that, a one time moment of joy, but then you notice the reallity is still the same, your army will never get an update.

GW is doing the same things that killed fantasy, they didn't learn.

When only a couple of factions get support, there is nothing new to buy, points cost get lower making armies bigger and bigger, no balance or quality control, advancing the story with no winners or losers. Etc etc etc.

>BFG is very succesful in France
>GW pulls the plug on specialist games
It's a conspiracy, I'm telling ya.

Too soon

Its an MRE, so shit probably