So let me get this right. Daemons in Warhammer hates mortals and see them as lesser beings because they're mortals, but they're still ready to bend over backward just for one soul? And I don't remember anything about them using the souls as soulcoins or turning them into more demons like in D&D or DOOM or Afterlife, no. Or, if the theory about every daemon being some poor shmuck's reflection in the Warp, they don't seem to become ascended by eating their original version. They just eat souls and it's exit stage left for the poor guy whose only sin was to greet some kind of horrible daemonic entity with a "oh hi there".
>>98209653 >Well that's a disappointing two-words answer for a question that has been pestering me for days. I am constantly amazed at how retarded you zoomers are, it's like you genuinely don't know how to use a search engine. Fuck, even AI exists now, you can just ask that the moment a thought occurs. Instead you sit there, confused and pestered for DAYS, baffled as to how you could possibly fix it.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:26:44
>>98209675 >why ask real people instead of asking AI???? Because last time I asked AI anything, it told me to eat horse dewormer, retard. Use that brain of you to communicate with others instead of being the massive fucking loser you were shat out by your mom to be and falling into misanthropic school shooters habits. Fag.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:29:29
>>98209685 And what about the "search engine" part you conveniently left out of your mad up story, you massive spastic? >Use that brain of you Kek
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:29:52
>>98209653 The warp is a manifestation of irl psychic ideas, but also has reality warping powers to atemporaly effect irl. The warp used to be less fucked up and thus the afterlife was less fucked up up, which had less fucked up effects on irl. But the war in heaven, the old ones, the fall of the eldar, all went and fucked up the warp making it violent, agitated and powerful enough to do time shenanigans to ensure a grim dark fucked up future where there is only war. Might also have been fate, aka wanting to sell warhammer figurines. The old LotD books and various fluff from RT to 4this edition have a lot of neat bits and pieces in it to read if you're so inclined. But it helps to remember its fluff to sell models.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:32:32
>>98209701 I'd enjoy books a lot more if they weren't retconned constantly. I always fear that some very neat tidbit I learned was retconned later in one issue of White Dwarf or on the Newsletter. What about what I heard somewhere, that every daemon in the Warp is the reflection of a single living person in realspace, but twisted and deformed into a total monster?
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:39:54
>>98209721 That part was total bullshit. The way to avoid >total bullshit is to read source material and not worry about retcons, its just fluff. Its supposed to be fun not a holy text. If someone's calling it 'lore' they're already fucked. Get the models you like, don't pay gw if you can, play the games you like.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:43:48
>>98209757 ...that sounds so dumb, but thank you nonetheless, this is what I needed to hear.
>>98209782 Ultimately, nothing is set in stone until the author dies. So no matter how much I like Warhammer's dwarfs, I can take their lore too seriously.