Tzeentch and His Daemons: God of Knowledge and Ambition l Warhammer 40k Lore

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  1. This is the most boring of the chaos gods. It's the airhead-nerd. Smart enough to repeat a few facts, too dumb to understand how they got it totally wrong and why they piss everyone off. Brainy Smurf.

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  2. If the CorpseEmperor and Tzeentch had a conversation, Tzeentch would mock the Emperor by telling him, truthfully, that more beings wish for freedom from the machinations of the big E, than of Tzeentch himself.

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  3. I'm waiting for Tzeench to follow his own principle and metamorphose into a good god. Like, I want him to go through a 99 year Gary Stu cycle. I want to see Tzeench settle into deep contemplation of a galaxy free of existential strife. A place where the Necrons have found their flesh and souls again and live to create beautiful art and the Tyrannids have been defused into nonviolent agricultural swarms that rehabilitate the scorched and toxic worlds to be paradise for organic life. A galaxy where humanity is free from the miserable autophagy and stifling theocracy it's mired in. Then I want Tzeench to startle awake only to be soothed by a minion that he'd fallen asleep and dreamed it all. He'd respond with how that much good was overwhelming change, not his usual subtle tinkering, but it's not that the whole idea was actually wrong. Then he'd emanate 9 companions for Gulliman, battle houris as powerful and inspiring as St. Celestine whose faith is unshakably rooted in science and logic; 9 sorcerers with the virtue and psychic power of the Emperor would have if he actually was perfectly good, and 99,999 ships each capable of being taken by a Navigator through an empty hyperspace instead of the Warp. Then he'd sit back and giggle at just how badly the meatballs would use the changes to screw themselves even harder.

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  4. The thousand sons are the ONLY legion I feel sorry for that were traitors. They were destroyed by the Emperors Custodes and an entire legion of wolves plus sisters of battle. From their perspective, the imperium tried to kill them. The rest of the traitors were pretty β€œall in” for rebellion. Thousand sons got into it for revenge

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