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"Skaven be cutest, yes-yes! We be most cleverest and most strong-strongest of ALL of planetos! Yes-Yes!!"
(The last picture from me above was from a hellpit abomination, those are th true nightmare. google it i dare you! xD)
BAD RAT!
i wonder what went on in the mind of their creators to make such things XD
Well the overall setting of Warhammer is order vs chaos.
Chaos corrupts everything, while order is pretty opressive. xD
That is the reason, why chaos is always closely related to mutations, pestilence and madness, which is represented in their unit roster.
(Of course it is not only order vs chaos, there are always under categories, the elves for an example are split in three main factions: woodelves who are more nature and chaos related but they hate chaos because they want to corrupt their forrests, high elves who are order oriented but dont really like any other race and dark elves who are chaos related, but their chaos is more like decadence and pain instead of corruption and utter chaos)
"Yes-yes Warlord Krizk - for a treaty pledge of just 200 Slaves, 12 claws of warpstone dust, a breeder and certain alliances and pledges, one of our very-very finest clan moulder rat ogres can be yours..."
What do we learn? A big bag of warpstone dust can move the world.
SKAVEN!
you know what I now want to kill every tulnar in ashes just out of spite for the skaven
Tolkien orcs are all evil. Nowadays we have games where you can play as one.
It would be interesting to see monster tropes not be adhered to - Example; Gem Dragons were introduced to D&D many years ago about the time Psionics were added to the rules. Dragons had been either good or evil aligned up to that point but gem dragons were generally neutrally aligned. This allowed the GM to add a twist to the story when players were given a dragon hunt quest.
reminds me of drifters
So much free bronze....
Bronze for days
but in aoc it is possible for animals to go extinct!
you can imagine if some animals have high value...
That's why we using healing spells. That way it lives and we get unlimited gems.
mother nature would not agree with you XD
you think you can find one dragon and keep killing and reviving it ? BAH
you can but you wont get anything from it im sure
Have you ever seen... Drifter?
Bronze dragon bro, bronze dragon.
i mean ive seen ghost dragons and mechanical dragons too XD
but you just cant keep farming 1 of them no matter how good a necromancer u r lol
That is a fate worse than death
no idea yet. so far we have only seen 7 mobs
The story behind the bronze dragon is really gruesome.
The dragon here consists mainly of bronze flesh (like bronze ore).
The main villain of the story has the ability to enhance cell growth (he can create tumors through "overhealing" someone for example).
After he and his followers captured the bronze dragon they turned him into a living mine, stripping his bronze flesh from his bones in an endless cicle of life and death.
This manga showed me the true brutality of what happens, if you think outside of the box and apply your knowledge right.
even healers can be the worst monsters
ive seen the anime yes but i dont recall it