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 mrhappyface wrote:

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 Galef wrote:

 Purifier wrote:

not sure if this is a good thing or not, but this looks like a cartoon version of my wife.

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Does she attend cults and attempt to raise icons in worship to the chaos gods as well?

She doesn't attend cults, but she does raise the icon of my heart. Not sure that counts

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 Galef wrote:

 mrhappyface wrote:

Spoiler:

 Galef wrote:

 Purifier wrote:

not sure if this is a good thing or not, but this looks like a cartoon version of my wife.

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Does she attend cults and attempt to raise icons in worship to the chaos gods as well?

She doesn't attend cults, but she does raise the icon of my heart. Not sure that counts

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Good answer

I find nurgle interesting with his very friendly and fatherly persona. It's such a contrast to the other gods. Probably my favorite, though death guard being all gloomy and self hating was kinda meh. But then I just decide my guys are the one happy death guard warband and stop caring. I also like the aesthetic of the deathguard, even if I'm not as big on the straight gore aspects.

Khorne is interesting, I like his lore but again his cult troops leave something to be desired. I like the whole honorable combatant shtick though, and he has the best looking demons imo.

Tzeentch suffers from both being an unrepentant in the fluff and having a really boring cult troops. I'd enjoy him more if we saw more the mutation focus brought out, 40k could us more mutant representation on the tabletop.

Slaanesh could be cool if they ever locked down his/hers domain properly. I guess excess and perfection kinda fit together, perfection indicating an excessive focus on a skill or aspect, but it's still rather odd. Noise Marines are fun, but again they don't always fit well with the rest of their legion (both in rules and in general theme).

 Galef wrote:

 mrhappyface wrote:

Spoiler:

 Galef wrote:

 Purifier wrote:

not sure if this is a good thing or not, but this looks like a cartoon version of my wife.

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Does she attend cults and attempt to raise icons in worship to the chaos gods as well?

She doesn't attend cults, but she does raise the icon of my heart. Not sure that counts

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Smooth af.