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 flandarz wrote:
That's fair, but I *do* stand by my assertion that they don't find joy in killing.

The killing is incidental, but has to occur for Khorne's favor... it happens to coincide with their joy of fighting. That said maybe a joy for "killing" versus a joy for fighting is precisely what separates the Orks that do become Orks of Khorne.

You can't spell Khorne without ork.

 aka_mythos wrote:

 flandarz wrote:
That's fair, but I *do* stand by my assertion that they don't find joy in killing.

The killing is incidental, but has to occur for Khorne's favor... it happens to coincide with their joy of fighting. That said maybe a joy for "killing" versus a joy for fighting is precisely what separates the Orks that do become Orks of Khorne.

You can't spell Khorne without ork.

Comically enough, orks cant spell!