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I was in the mood to make fun of the God Emperor of Mankind and poke holes into the official narrative. Enjoy! https://breadthofpopsanity.blogspot.com/2025/10/the-emperor-of-mankind-manufactured-myth.html
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As someone with an unusual first name, I don't see 'myself' in fiction very often, so this whole page sends me: https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Ranald "The Cult of Ranald is, by general perception, a disorganised rabble of charlatans, thieves, and ne'er-do-wells. Authority figures loathe the worship of Ranald... Ranald teaches what most already understand: a little bit of crime is always going to happen, so it might as well be his kind of crimes... The legends of Ranald's origins are confused", and so on. #WarhammerLore
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Dive deep into the lore of Warhammer 40,000 with Cubicle 7's latest supplement for Wrath & Glory: Vow of Absolution! Explore the Absolvers Chapter of the Adeptus Astartes with expanded lore, new gear, and key locations. Unleash new Astartes-focused Talents, psychic powers, and Litanies of Battle. https://l.d20.ninja/2p92yamt #WH40K #Cubicle7 #TabletopRPG #AdeptusAstartes #WarhammerCommunity #WarhammerLore #RPG #Miniatures #Wargaming #Grimdark #WarhammerNews
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Stoopidly decided to poke my teeny tiny toe into Warhammer 40K lore and went to look up "Adeptus Mechanicus", at the wiki.
Welp - there goes the rest of my day
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In all the discussions of 40k lore, something always stands out to me as strange, is the fact there's no mention of the unique languages and dialects planets, and even individual hive cities, develop, because it's not like they wouldn't... :neocat_think: The Imperium may rule with an iron grip, but no matter how tight it may be, they're a society of fragments... planets would develop their own cultures beyond the styles of warfare preferred by their guard regiments, notably, the language and culture of their inhabitants...