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first for the lady!
Genuinely made my night. That was an illustration that further cemented my love for Tzeentch.
tfw no cutie Dawi Zharr wife.
>you will never sacrifice worthless subspecies in massive pots of molten metal, to the glory of Hashut as she kindly holds your hand, and softly whispers prayers to Hashut in your ear.
Why even live.
It just counts as two wounds for combat res, it doesn't actually inflict another wound.
You make some really good points, and I hadn't known about Kislev's relationship with the Dark Lands at all, so that's some great stuff to know.
I do think there's potential for Bretonnia to view the Kislevites more favorably though - and not just because of a shared love of horsemanship. I can't describe it well, but looking at Bretonnia's relations with Estalia and the Empire, they're willing to turn a blind eye to things they dislike if relations are good enough (Bibali probably isnt that different from Magritta, but Bibali's are 'true nobles' and the Magrittans are 'peasants), especially with a well-liked ruler like Karl Franz. Between Kislev's long-established aristocracy and well-regarded string of recent rulers, I think they could have good relations - even if they probably just won't understand each other culturally in many ways, beyond sharing fancily dressed and armored horsemen. If anything, I think Kislev would see them more as soft southerners with a strange lady god whose peasants can't even learn to fight properly.
I'd like to think that the Bretonnians probably went up through Kislev on an erranty or two. It seems odd they've barely interacted in the lore, and it seems like such an interesting combination. You don't even see many pictures of Bretonnians fighting in a winterscape, and just imagining their armor covered in frost and bits of snow as they charge alongside axemen screaming praises to Tor and Ursun...
Why does she look like a fat elf with a hobgoblin's dagger?
Different user walking late into the convo but the idea of "x is always y" is just fucking daft to begin with and the sooner writers get over it the better.
Admitedly drow are inclined to evil but even they surely would each have unique codes of conduct. Simularily even if orcs are beasts "can your character bring itself to kill an innocent" is a worthy question.
I'll concide that when you play with boring people who follow trends, patterns and tropes then of course you're going to find they get played out.
>Tl;dr there are no stupid scenarios just stupid people.
>if Lizardmen Spawning Pools use eggs
Shortstack race mixing
[Spoiler] thats my fetish, gobbyboys a cute [/spoiler]