I hate Ghorst. I hate this fucking corpse with a passion. I cannot iterate how much I hate that every Ku'gath campaign I try and play is gated behind the worst match up my ulcerated corneas have seen. I can't go north until I enter the endless crucible that is Ghorst and his morgue of antifun bullshit. I would give Tzeentch literally anything Tzeentch is a God of Chaos who represents the vitality and volatility of change. Tzeentch is closely associated with sorcery and magic, as well as dynamic mutation, and grand, convoluted scheming. The domains of history, destiny, intrigue and plots are his chief interests, and in pursuit of these aspects he listens to the dreams and hopes of Nah, this is prime Tzeentch. Disfigurement, mutation, warping of the flesh is all in Tzeenth's domain. While all the chaos gods cause this to some extent, with many of Nurgle's being massive and overgrown with lesions or pustules, lots of Tzeentch's daemons are similar to Chaos Spawns - they mutate their bodies in ever growing pursuit of power until they stop resembling anything we can give a Skarbrand, the Rage Feaster, eager for battle. Alas, no being, even an immortal Daemon, could enjoy such triumphs forever, and so proud was Skarbrand that it was a simple task for Tzeentch to fan the embers of his hubris. One dark day, when Khorne's back was turned and his attention elsewhere, Skarbrand's fierce pride grew hot and, blinded by rage, he smote the Blood God a mighty blow.He hates Nurgle because his schtick is sitting around and waiting for things to decay, and Tzeentch because scheming is overcomplicated and magic is for weaklings.Make them immortal sure, so they can experience more of Nurgle's diseases and agony, but not immune to pain. Being able to live in a constant state of infection and disease sounds like the dream for Nurgle followers. 1. Anggul. • 6 yr. ago.
It's mostly because Tzeentch and Nurgle HATE each other, and will often find any excuse to fight. Nurgle stealing some marines from Tzeentch is probably something they'd do. Also agree, right base is best. This is a crime and should be treated as a crime.🤣 but seriously, right base looks good.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I get why they went with Tzeentch: to secure the T rating, to make magic classes fit with the lore, because he's the grand schemer, because he has the ability to unite the Chaos Gods, ad nauseum. I'm just saying I find Nurgle and his armies cooler. Tzeentch is very vanilla in my opinion, for lack of a better word.
I don't think anyone is necessarily nice towards their own Daemons except Nurgle in the very loosest definition of the word. Tzeentch yeeting his followers into the Wheel of Eternity for some spicy perma-deaths. Khorne and his whole interaction with Skarbrand. Slannesh turning two defiant Daemonettes into marble statues.
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