Eldar would die instantly Necrons have no souls Tau have "small souls" (that feels like a huge cop out) Tyrranids are a hive mind Orks are genetically predisposed to dislike chaos if you killed off humanity, chaos would have way less to recruit from - ThreadSky

flailmorpho.bsky.social • 6 days ago

Eldar would die instantly

Necrons have no souls

Tau have "small souls" (that feels like a huge cop out)

Tyrranids are a hive mind

Orks are genetically predisposed to dislike chaos

if you killed off humanity, chaos would have way less to recruit from

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alchemic-punk.bsky.social•6 days ago

Despite the cop out re his species Farsight seems to do pretty well in the falling to Chaos department, though I'd really like it if his entire enclave were becoming the weirdest Khornate cult.

xspidermuffinx.bsky.social•6 days ago

i feel orks kinda feed into khorne regardless of whether they worship them or not (although that can be said for any race that enjoys fighting)

shadumura.bsky.social•5 days ago

An entire clan of orks were so battle hungry, that when traveling through the warp, they wouldn't raise their shields on the ship to keep the demons out.

So when the demons came, they had a rocking good time beating the shit outta them.

Khorne loved it so much, he basically gave the orks paradise.

shadumura.bsky.social•5 days ago

[this is nutshell/shorthand, due to character limits]

thesexycaptain.bsky.social•6 days ago

Reading between the text, it seems like humanity has the least healthy active relationship to the Warp, even more so than the post-Fall Eldar. And... It's probably the Emperor's fault. Worlds 'falling to Chaos' don't really seem to have been a thing for humans pre-Great Crusade. Yeah, there are...

thesexycaptain.bsky.social•6 days ago

...worlds that were devastated by patchers, or religious fanatics, but they don't seem to have been exactly 'Chaos'. Many, if not most, worlds that survived the Age of Strife seem to have had their own native religions and belief systems, and, extrapolating from what we see with humans creating...

thesexycaptain.bsky.social•6 days ago

...a Warp being manifestation of the Greater Good, it seems likely those would have produced their own, probably protective, Warp beings. But the Emperor destroyed all of that. On a meta level, the human relationship with the Warp being such a toxic and destructive mess is a mirror of the toxic...

thesexycaptain.bsky.social•6 days ago

...nature of humanity under the Imperium to itself. The Imperium bathed the galaxy in blood to be born, severed any positive relationship it had to the Warp in the process, and then acted Pikachu surprised that the Warp reflected this utter brutality back at it. So my two cents would be that it...

thesexycaptain.bsky.social•6 days ago

...makes sense that humans have by far the biggest issues with the Warp in 40K, since humans caused them and continue to cause them.

hokutoandy.bsky.social•6 days ago

It is, the 65 million years history of the 40k galaxy was old ones, ctan and necrontyr, then eldar and orks. The Eldar empire implodes instead of spreading chaos eldar everywhere.

Emprah of mankind decided he couls tame chaos created 40k's chaos lords, the primarch's and their s4 t4 chaos warriors.

helloe.bsky.social•6 days ago

leagues of votann remain undefeated! (nobody knows any of their lore because GW hates xenos with a passion)

i miss old fantasy lore where the elves just worshipped khorne and called him khaine. that was funny

flailmorpho.bsky.social•6 days ago

technically the leagues of votann are human and not xenos

helloe.bsky.social•6 days ago

that do be true... tzeench-infested Votann when?

garygcrook77.bsky.social•5 days ago

Back in older editions you had a faction of Orks that were follower of Khorne, though for most it was only a phase.

Genestealer Cults could turn to Chaos when they first appeared in 40K.

Though it was rare, Eldar could fall to chaos (only Slaanesh would be suicide).

This was all before Tau.

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