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I have been wondering, what happened to Lord Castellan Creed after Cadia was destoyed? Is he dead, or is he somehow still alive and ready to appear with a Legion of Titans and Baneblades out from behind an empty Bolt Shell during a battle between Abaddon and the Imperium?

Highly likely he's stuck in Trazyn's collection now. The being/person at the end isn't called out by name, but it's about 100% him.

 The Grumpy Eldar wrote:
Highly likely he's stuck in Trazyn's collection now. The being/person at the end isn't called out by name, but it's about 100% him.

Creed will somehow find a way out

Creed is stuck in Trazyn's collection, but he will probably escape.
I like to think he challenges Trazyn to a game of Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Forth Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip poker. If he wins he is free to go. Trazyn loses and demands a rematch. If Creed loses he stays, if he wins he is free and gets to take an item or person out of Trazyn collection with him.

 korbenn wrote:
Creed is stuck in Trazyn's collection, but he will probably escape.
I like to think he challenges Trazyn to a game of Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Forth Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip poker. If he wins he is free to go. Trazyn loses and demands a rematch. If Creed loses he stays, if he wins he is free and gets to take an item or person out of Trazyn collection with him.

Lol, nice reference right there. But yeah, i would imagine that is how it would go down. Nothing can hold that magnificent bast*rd down for long!

SubCommander wrote:

 korbenn wrote:
Creed is stuck in Trazyn's collection, but he will probably escape.
I like to think he challenges Trazyn to a game of Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Forth Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip poker. If he wins he is free to go. Trazyn loses and demands a rematch. If Creed loses he stays, if he wins he is free and gets to take an item or person out of Trazyn collection with him.

Lol, nice reference right there. But yeah, i would imagine that is how it would go down. Nothing can hold that magnificent bast*rd down for long!

I'm convinced they pokeballed him simply because 8th edition is gonna jump ahead 50-100 years or so, and while thats normally minor for 40k, for a human char it's problematic

BrianDavion wrote:

SubCommander wrote:

 korbenn wrote:
Creed is stuck in Trazyn's collection, but he will probably escape.
I like to think he challenges Trazyn to a game of Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Forth Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip poker. If he wins he is free to go. Trazyn loses and demands a rematch. If Creed loses he stays, if he wins he is free and gets to take an item or person out of Trazyn collection with him.

Lol, nice reference right there. But yeah, i would imagine that is how it would go down. Nothing can hold that magnificent bast*rd down for long!

I'm convinced they pokeballed him simply because 8th edition is gonna jump ahead 50-100 years or so, and while thats normally minor for 40k, for a human char it's problematic

What exactly is the average natural human lifespan in the Warhammer 40k universe? You how in real life people are getting older then a 100 years ago so what would the prognosis be in 40k, if GW actualy incorperated this in the fluff at all. (Probably not.)

Didn't he get snatched up by a pokeball?

 korbenn wrote:

BrianDavion wrote:

SubCommander wrote:

 korbenn wrote:
Creed is stuck in Trazyn's collection, but he will probably escape.
I like to think he challenges Trazyn to a game of Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Forth Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip poker. If he wins he is free to go. Trazyn loses and demands a rematch. If Creed loses he stays, if he wins he is free and gets to take an item or person out of Trazyn collection with him.

Lol, nice reference right there. But yeah, i would imagine that is how it would go down. Nothing can hold that magnificent bast*rd down for long!

I'm convinced they pokeballed him simply because 8th edition is gonna jump ahead 50-100 years or so, and while thats normally minor for 40k, for a human char it's problematic

What exactly is the average natural human lifespan in the Warhammer 40k universe? You how in real life people are getting older then a 100 years ago so what would the prognosis be in 40k, if GW actualy incorperated this in the fluff at all. (Probably not.)

There are actually active characters who are over one hundred years old and still looking around forty/fifty due to various rejuvenating treatments (though obviously only influential/rich people can get them) and augmentations that do exist within the setting.

Like in Ravenor (I think), 300 is the new 100

the oldest human on record of Cawl whom (is admittingly mostly machine) is apparently around 10 thousand years old

And honestly creed is just to badass to die

Knowing Creed he was anticipating being put in Trazyns Collection and has placed several scouting warhound titans behind a few small piles of ancient clutter. Trazyn would not notice the titans as they were so well hidden behind the small amounts of clutter, it would be as if they had been placed there by a tactical geniu-

 The Grumpy Eldar wrote:
Highly likely he's stuck in Trazyn's collection now. The being/person at the end isn't called out by name, but it's about 100% him.

I'm not saying it's Creed

But it's Creed

 korbenn wrote:

BrianDavion wrote:

SubCommander wrote:

 korbenn wrote:
Creed is stuck in Trazyn's collection, but he will probably escape.
I like to think he challenges Trazyn to a game of Paradox-Billiards-Vostroyan-Roulette-Forth Dimensional-Hypercube-Chess-Strip poker. If he wins he is free to go. Trazyn loses and demands a rematch. If Creed loses he stays, if he wins he is free and gets to take an item or person out of Trazyn collection with him.

Lol, nice reference right there. But yeah, i would imagine that is how it would go down. Nothing can hold that magnificent bast*rd down for long!

I'm convinced they pokeballed him simply because 8th edition is gonna jump ahead 50-100 years or so, and while thats normally minor for 40k, for a human char it's problematic

What exactly is the average natural human lifespan in the Warhammer 40k universe? You how in real life people are getting older then a 100 years ago so what would the prognosis be in 40k, if GW actualy incorperated this in the fluff at all. (Probably not.)

Depends on how important they are because of access to rejuvinate treatments, bionics etc. I'd say about 300-400 maximum.

Pfft everyone's so sure it's Trazyn. Laughing giant in a scale cloak could just as easily be Vulcan.
Or Alpharius.

Captyn_Bob wrote:
Pfft everyone's so sure it's Alpharius. Laughing giant in a scale cloak could just as easily be Alpharius.
Or Alpharius.

Why does everyone blame Alph for everything!?