I'm not through with you yet, jabroni.
>Yeah, man.
Nah, mate.
>There is no amount of feels that can make it go away.
It's not a matter of feels. It's a literal spinoff.
>I did and I say you are full of shit.
Where do they say that?
>It says gods but doesn't specify any gods. We know that the Chaos Gods wouldn't fear that weakling.
They wouldn't fear a mortal elf, no, but he had a fragment of Khaine's sword, which is said to be capable of slaying gods. Plus, he was revigored by the energy of Asuryan, who, if you follow your way-back lore, was the one who drove back all four of the Chaos Gods and their hordes when they nearly overran the world in even ancienter times. They had every reason to fear him given these circumstances.
>A mortal guy + Dragon vs three random greater daemons and N'kari.
Four greater daemons. AKA literally empowered and representative of the Chaos Gods themselves. AKA in Fantasy being very few and each a huge power investment for the Chaos Gods themselves. AKA four vs. a dude and a dragon and all four died long before Aenarion and dragbro did.
>N'kari
End Times again, huh?
>Archaon killed a Greater Daemon with his bare hands with no real empowerment from the gods.
End Times again, huh?
>Quit lying. It was a random BT.
>>>>>>a random BT
>Each Greater Daemon delivered fatal wounds to Anenerion.
The only one who delivered fatal wounds was Nurgle's. Even Khorne's got a hit in but it wasn't mortal. Tzeentch's and Slaanesh's went down quick.
>It doesn't. It says gods. There are many gods.
Yes, it says gods. It doesn't say "gods except Chaos Gods" or "gods but the Elven gods only" or "Dwarven gods only", it says "gods". Given that this is in the context of a dude going on a one-man warpath against the literal legions of hell armed with a godkilling sword, it's not a stretch to assume it's referring to the Chaos Gods, or at least them included.