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So I started reading the grey knight grand master fluff, got two paragraphs in and put down the book. Turns out one of their main jobs it to forge secret alliances and have covert dealings with alien races. Being a chaos lover myself, I could only laugh at the irony of it all. I guess a false god needs false heroes. Inquisitors are one thing but when the leaders of the grey knights themselves deal with aliens....

Eldar have millenia of experience with combating and understand the forces of chaos. Turning away such an invaluable truce would be a great folley on a commonders part.

Unless your talking about the jokaero, in which case, it does make very little sense.

sexiest_hero wrote:So I started reading the grey knight grand master fluff, got two paragraphs in and put down the book. Turns out one of their main jobs it to forge secret alliances and have covert dealings with alien races. Being a chaos lover myself, I could only laugh at the irony of it all. I guess a false god needs false heroes. Inquisitors are one thing but when the leaders of the grey knights themselves deal with aliens....

Agreed Lol, we so called "traitors" saw the big picture 10,000 years ago, at leats we're in the open about our means and the ends we use them towards. Silly Imperium and it's never ending doctrine of hipocrasy.