Or maybe even just a single Hive city like pre-fall Hive Secundus, or like the interior of Spirit of Eternity.
More specifically, the question came up when I thought about how the Eldari can probably feel and sense the Astronomican much more potently, and I wondered what they have to say about that if they’ve said anything at all. And also wondering if I need to purchase the Gathering Storms campaign books.
I imagine they view him with a mix of respect and fear, but also probably see his true nature much more clearly than humanity does, what he represents as a warp entity but also as a necessary bulwark against Chaos.
Curious whether people consider these terms according to how much experience they've gotten only stat-wise, or if it's a certain amount of money, or if it's simply the length of time you've put into the playthrough.
A friend explained it to me like it being the holy spirit of the trinity, but it’s pretty much electricity being described in a weird way by tech priests, isn’t it? When those electro-priests channel electricity through their electrolubes, is it related to the warp somehow I’m just confused.
I hear cases where entire battle barges, frigates and other ships, vehicles, weapons, and general machinery are seized by Imperial forces to be reused. How much does corruption factor into whether something can be properly requisitioned and redistributed to military forces, both the physical sort (i.e. is a Death Guard ship pretty much impossible to restore) and the warp-tainted corruption of machine spirits?
Their light armor + friendly fire from Ballistas is no bueno
Great deeds accomplished, expectations exceeded, commendations granted. Or otherwise any stories that do a zoom-in on Scout companies.
The fight is on flat ground on earth, both are fully blood-lusted.
Full bloodlusted, no holding back. Blitzs are allowed.
They won't get angry if you rearrange their inventory, so you can give them better equipment, first aid kits, etc.
I’m just asking because while yes, these two Volkihar vampires are absolutely wiping the floor with a lot of enemies and just running them down with lightning and ice, their ice storm spell lingers after enemies die and if they hit one of my other followers, they start throwing hands. They’re also kinda weak to fire.
I’ve tried Orchendor and Malkoran, but they seem to be tied part of the roster of named NPCs tied to the character’s level and they’ll level with me to the point where I can’t cast the spell on them anymore. I’ve also heard Forsworn bowmen in higher levels are very decent if you give them a good enchanted bow.
I liked Ouros, Ouros was a bro, sad to see him go, but I'm actually not sure what I was expecting when I first beat it. Ending felt flat, even though they gave Raynor some fan service.