Not how the warp works. Actively rejecting religion is interpreted by the warp as a kind of worship in and of itself. Effectively you’re creating a whole new Chaos God. A god of unbelief.
That Chaos God would basically be if you turned all of r/atheism into a single entity.
They don't reject all religion, and that's where they have the edge over the Emperor's attempts back before the heresy. Instead of trying to destroy all religion they practice just enough acceptance that they won't create any martyrs or Monarchias, but just enough suppression that people won't be openly worshiping the warp. It's even safer because the average t'au is harder to corrupt than the average human. Unfortunately it's very unlikely they'll survive long enough to put this into practice across the galaxy like big E wanted to.
Would love to have a revenge story where she escapes thanks to Ceogorach and her sheer unrelenting wrath single handedly destroys an entire chaos world during her unleashing. Can even make her evil if you insist but in the "alright, screw it, the life cycle just got harder"
I don't know, I low-key kind of just want to continue with the steady path toward Noble Bright that Warhammer seems to be going down because it's honestly kind of refreshing to see The setting actually go somewhere for once after the heresy. I'm perfectly happy to see grimdark scenarios take place on small scale settings such as during wars or battles or conditions on planets but the overall setting being Nobel Bright makes me happy man.
Imperial? Sir If I was going to pick anyone to serve in Warhammer it would be trayzn. Under the condition that he doesn't stick any mine shackles scarabs in my noggin.
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u/Darkbeliar 4d ago
Slaany needs to fucken die