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Khorne hates Tzeentch because Khorne hates sorcery, and Tzeentch's followers love sorcery. I don't think there's any real issue with Slaanesh

I thought the rivalries were Nurgle / Tzeentch and Khorne / Slaanesh.

http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Slaanesh#Rivalry
http://warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Khorne#Rivalry

"Khorne hates and despises the Chaos God Slaanesh, the Prince of Pleasure, above all other beings in the galaxy. "

I haven't read any fluff, so I bow to anyone who has.
But this is why I don't run slaanesh/khorne daemonkin mix.

Huh. I could have sworn it was Khorne/Tzeentch. Hmm. Maybe I'll make my guys an Undivided Warband instead (some of everything)

What I don't get is why Nurgle / Tzeentch is a rivalry. Sounds so contrived.

The way I view it is that the 40k fluff is malleable enough that most alliances could be made to work in some way, shape, or form. So I could run Khorne CSM alongside your Tzeentch/Slaneesh warban. Assuming both leaders were strong enough to keep their followers in check it could work. Abaddon is a good example of this.

Nurgle os stagnation, Tzeentch is change. Also, Khorne hates Slaneesh for wasting time with the arts and crafts and pleasure gak instead of taking skulls and fething things up. He hates Tzeentch for sorcery, since it isn't actual combat.

Well, my CSM (if and when) are there purely to keep themselves from becoming lazy and unchallenged. I'm sure they would work with anyone impressive to them.
I'll pm you the two buts I scribbled down, and you can tell me what you think they are.

If they never appear, then it's just a little strange bit I can share in Fiction.

Edit: whoops, I meant WK, but anyone interested it welcome. I'd be curious what people think they are.

Well, if they fight alongside a Khornate warband (if I stick with Khorne), they certainly won't be bored...

Archarus has healed rather nicely from a quite literal crippling blow. I do worry that I've revealed too much of my plans, but it won't be hidden for much longer anyway.

Any one playing CSM and/or Renegades needs to PM me ASAP.

I have something interesting but I need to know some info

Trust me, it'll be worth it

I'm not playing them from the get-go. I'll either swap out the RT, or let someone have my Admech and take them on.
I don't want to do two things, let alone three, but I have some stories left in Fairfax before he goes.

That's fine, i mean people who are starting with a Chaos faction

Let's just see what happens in Crusade 2.0: The Electric Boogaloo

Are Red Corsairs Chaos or Eldar?

Are there Chaos Eldar?

Red Corsairs are renegade space marines. They used to be the Astral Claws chapter. And no, there really isn't Chaos Eldar, or if there is, they're extraordinarily rare.

 War Kitten wrote:
Red Corsairs are renegade space marines. They used to be the Astral Claws chapter. And no, there really isn't Chaos Eldar, or if there is, they're extraordinarily rare.

What Chaos god do they worship?

All of them? As far as I know Huron doesn't give a flying feth which Chaos God they worship. I'd say they're Undivided as a whole

 War Kitten wrote:
All of them? As far as I know Huron doesn't give a flying feth which Chaos God they worship. I'd say they're Undivided as a whole

Could your Khornate Warband play nice with undivided? And how many BlooD-Thirsters do you have?

I can play nicely with nearly any of the other Chaos players. As for the Blood Thirsters. I don't know, I'm still iffy on my warband's organization

Why is a Necron vessel named Nostalgia?

 Tactical_Spam wrote:
Why is a Necron vessel named Nostalgia?

Why not?

 War Kitten wrote:

 Tactical_Spam wrote:
Why is a Necron vessel named Nostalgia?

Why not?

Because we don't name Monoliths "Herses"

 Tactical_Spam wrote:
Why is a Necron vessel named Nostalgia?

Why is every other post of yours acting as fluff police?

 Buttery Commissar wrote:

 Tactical_Spam wrote:
Why is a Necron vessel named Nostalgia?

Why is every other post of yours acting as fluff police?

I thought it was a super ironic name for a 60 million year old ship. I bet it has a tiny disco ball hanging from the rearview mirror

Who's Necron ship is named Nostalgia?

So I had an idea for my warband. I want them to hail from a feudal world of sorts. A lot of the ideals of that world (not killing the weak and stuff like that) would have seeped into their minds over the years, and so when they fell to Chaos they still retained many of those ideals. They see Khorne as a martial god, as an honorable (if arrogant) warrior. They still spill blood and take skulls in his name, but they only take the skulls of worthy foes. They outright ignore civilians and those who can't/won't fight (as they are not thought of as worthy opponents). It's a bit of a split form the fluff, but it's something I've been thinking about for a while

 Tactical_Spam wrote:

 Buttery Commissar wrote:

 Tactical_Spam wrote:
Why is a Necron vessel named Nostalgia?

Why is every other post of yours acting as fluff police?

I thought it was a super ironic name for a 60 million year old ship. I bet it has a tiny disco ball hanging from the rearview mirror

Oh my God-Emperor, Necrons in flares.

 War Kitten wrote:
So I had an idea for my warband. I want them to hail from a feudal world of sorts. A lot of the ideals of that world (not killing the weak and stuff like that) would have seeped into their minds over the years, and so when they fell to Chaos they still retained many of those ideals. They see Khorne as a martial god, as an honorable (if arrogant) warrior. They still spill blood and take skulls in his name, but they only take the skulls of worthy foes. They outright ignore civilians and those who can't/won't fight (as they are not thought of as worthy opponents). It's a bit of a split form the fluff, but it's something I've been thinking about for a while

Its not really that far from the fluff.

The way I see it, is that in 40,000 years, billions of miles of space, and only a few hundred authors and named examples of how things work, the fluff is a guideline for anything not stated as fact. Orks are green, EC are pink. Can there be pink friendly Orks? Yeah why not.

The only limitation is if you push your home brew shopping trolley into someone else's yard, really. My IG may not want to deal with hippy Orks, and it's not anyone's place to force that.

Dun dun dun O no dont take commissars jeans please

Turns out Marcus doesn't like being lied to. I'll get the Second half up later.

This is a repercussion from Faurfax's first botched social roll, way back on his first call to Trisburg. How about that.