u/Ready0608

Image 1 — How does Force Drain work?
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How does Force Drain work?

How does force drain actually work, because it seems like a pretty easy instant win move in a fight.

Darth Nihilus and Darth Vitiate are the two most well known users of force drain, Nihilus eating planets and Vitiate absorbing all life on Ziost.

But I was wondering if its so powerful why don't they just use it to win every fight?

Unlike force lightning you can't just block it so does it have something to do with how powerful you are in the force or do they have to charge up before draining something?

u/Ready0608 — 1 day ago
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The entire Damocles Crusade in one image

Fear the empire where everyone hates you more then they hate furries

u/Ready0608 — 4 days ago
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Would the Emperor forgive any traitors other then Horus and Konrad?

The Emperor before killing Horus said that he forgave him and waited for him, then he stabbed him with the dagger and it was pretty clearly insinuated that anyone he chose as warmaster would fall

Konrad was forgiven by the flesh effigy Emperor because he was driven batshit insane by his visions and the Emperor believed he could've cured him if they met one more time.

But would the Emperor forgive any other traitor other then them?

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u/Ready0608 — 6 days ago
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Leman finding out Horus lied to him after attacking Magnus

He was truly bamboozled and Le trolled by Horus

u/Ready0608 — 7 days ago

Was Spencer creating Elpis the last middle finger to everyone who betrayed him?

Elpis is the ultimate anti viral, capable of curing all progenitor based viruses and reversing mutation, returning cognitive and mental function.

But due to only him knowing what Elpis actually was, only saying that it could change the world everyone believed it was the ultimate bioweapon.

So a giant goose chase started hoping to be the first to find and use it, with everyone killing and sabotaging eachother.

Was that Spencers plan, to have all his rivals, enemies and traitors kill eachother to find his "holy grail"?

And even if they found it it would be the exact opposite of what they wanted and they wasted a fortune to find the one thing that would make all their bioweapons useless.

So was Elpis made not out of goodness, but out of hatred to give one last middle finger to everyone that stood against him?

u/Ready0608 — 7 days ago
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I'm sorry father for unleashing Vril upon the galaxy

Let the chuds boil, let the looksmaxxers fall even though it takes the last drop of my white monster.

I will see Agartha free once more and if I can't save it from your reddit moderation then let Agartha burn!!!

u/Ready0608 — 7 days ago
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Are the loyalist Primarchs getting stronger by being worshipped?

The Primarchs are beings of the material realm, the warp and can receive power from the Emperor, such as being revived and super charged.

But is that just the Emperor pushing their bodies to their full potential to achieve their true demigod power that they will eventually reach by being worshipped like he has?

The Emperor has gotten stronger in the warp through the faith of 1 million worlds amount of humans, so will the Primarchs get the same buff to fully become the demigod sons of the Emperor of Man?

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u/Ready0608 — 8 days ago
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SANGUINIUS LOOK OUT!!!

Our little boy has his vox pods in and can't hear us🥺

u/Ready0608 — 8 days ago

Baby Primarchs did in one evening what Chaos couldn't do for 10 000 years

Little Robute hugging the Emperor and Lehman with his little axe❤️

u/Ready0608 — 9 days ago

We have all been this person once in our lives

Dorn is related to the Emperor who seems to be able to have a son of every ethnicity so he is technically also black :)

u/Ready0608 — 10 days ago
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Is anyone else surprised it took years to open the Sith Holicron?

In the Sith Inquisitor prologue on Korriban you have to open a Sith Holocron that has been locked for years and we are told many sith have tried all kinds of things to open it.

But in the end all they had to do was hit it with force lightning so my question is how did not one sith get pissed off and just blast force lightning at it to vent their frustration?

u/Ready0608 — 11 days ago

How many of the Dark Angels succesors actually know about the fallen?

The Dark Angels have been hunting the fallen for 10 000 years and kept it a secret, but I was wondering if its only the OG Dark Angels chapter that knows.

Because it seems like a hard thing to keep such a big secret if 100 chapters equaling to about a 100k Astartes knows about it.

The fallen also pop out from the warp sometimes so how do they keep that secret from Ordo Hereticus?

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u/Ready0608 — 11 days ago

How would Hannibal feel if he met Anton?

Anton Chigurh might be one of if not the only person more detached from humanity then Hannibal is, only following the rules he has set for himself and others, unable to empathize or feel anything for anyone else.

He is the ultimate form of a being that is more machine then man while still being made of flesh.

u/Ready0608 — 12 days ago
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For us Sons of Nostramo it will always be a Nightlord as Superman with the most horrific crime written over him

u/Ready0608 — 16 days ago
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Sigismund and Garro are the most famous Astartes who started to believe the Emperor was a god, but there was also the Anchorite a loyalist Word Bearer.

Many Imperial Fist must have started to believe since the Black Templars were enough to create a chapter, but were there any more?

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u/Ready0608 — 17 days ago
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The Primarch's were made from the Emperor's and Erda's dna who were both perpetuals and immortal, but Vulkan was the only Primarch that got their perpetualness.

But did all the Primarchs inherit the immortality aspect of their parents, but not the coming back to life aspect like Vulkan did?

The Lion looks middle aged after 10 000 years in a coma, but I don't know if thats just his physical appearance and he's still the same as he was during the heresy.

If he aged I would guess he is in the Primarch version of 40's or 50's and that the "natural" life span of a Primarch is maybe 25-30k years.

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u/Ready0608 — 18 days ago
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What happens to humans after they die in service of the Emperor?

Do they get a sort of protection from the Emperor or a heaven where all loyal humans end up?

Does the Emperor devour them like Slaanesh does the Eldar?

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u/Ready0608 — 18 days ago

Black legion stays losing to the true Angels of the Imperium🥶

u/Ready0608 — 18 days ago
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Just wondering if all the Primarchs that stayed "mortal" and still had their souls would become the Emperors version of greater daemons since they are all connected to him by being his sons?

Or would they all die and he would create new daemob forms for their souls when he became the God of Ruin?

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u/Ready0608 — 19 days ago