Why can't they put the emperor in a dreadnought?

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Dreads are designed for physically destroyed marines, not psychically destroyed gods.

They did, its just his is a giant throne that guides spaceships across lightyears through the warp, rather then shoot xenos.

Because they literally use his ass to plug chaos from entering reality.

Not canon anymore.

Because he's too busy being a battery and focusing the galactic lighthouse.

Considering the size of the machines keeping him alive, it would more of an Imperator Battle Titan

Because they need him where he is. The golden throne is the only life support system advanced enough to keep him in check, and the infrastructure surrounding it is unparalleled. The golden throne is directly hooked up to the choir of the astronomicon, and the big pit where psykers are sacrificed to him for food. Hooking a dreadnought up to those would be near impossible, especially if you want him to stay mobile. In addition to that, even if he could physically move, he wouldn't have the mental strength to. 100% of his attention is dedicated to preserving the astronomicon, if that were to fail the imperium would simply crumble. He can actually psychically communicate with people, but it's pretty much never worth it to shift 0.1% of his attention away from the astronomicon.

TL;DR:

the golden throne has machinery that goes up and down the entire imperial palace, and often deep underground

it wouldnt be a titan so much as a giant spaceship
you would also need to unplug the golden throne to put him in the second one, and if someone misplaces a single solder you might kill the emperor in the process

Really? Is it just a life support now?

Because the emperor is easily motion sick.

The Emperor cannot die, he's a perpertual

He died a long time ago. The throne is doing everything itself.

>hh lore
I refuse to acknowledge any of it.

But if you insist, nobody knows the emperor is a perpetual, they think he's just really long lived. So even if you thought it likely that unplugging the emperor would have adverse effects, would you really chance it if there was even the tiniest chance you could spell doom for the entire fucking galaxy?

>would you really chance it if there was even the tiniest chance you could spell doom for the entire fucking galaxy?
If I'm in the 40k universe, nothing I do necessarily has to make sense, as long as it's either grim, dark, or a combination thereof.

Olli Pius was a perpetual and he got obliterated out of existence by Horus

Because then he could get two shorted by a lascannon. So he could what? Throw in a whopping 6 assault cannon shots per turn?

Life support and sends some psychic shit to the Astronomicon.

he's death though

That would be impossible, because thousands of years ago some Shaman sacrificed their lives to put their soul into a single Dreadnought that was made of a baby. That baby grew up to be the Emperor.

So the real question is why don't they put the Emperor into a Dreadknight.

Yeah. If they really wanted the Emperor to make a difference on the battle field, they put him into Conscripts.

Wait, what? Why would they do that?

>implying the Earth isn’t his Dreadnought
When Abaddon arrives, he’ll find the Earth transforming like Unicron.

he's too big

I'm more imagining TTGL level. Basically, Emps is Genome, the palace is Tepplin and the earth is the Cathedral Terra.

why cant they just make a super lascannon and just shoot the chaos gods

Why can't you put the ocean into a thimble?