PFP by Grok. Unironic nerd/NEET, alchemical occultist, Warhammer collector, futanari supremacist, vorarephile. Minors and communists DNI
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Eliza Van Aurich retweeted
Me and the alien combining our indomitable spirits to combat a third, more sinister spirit:
Painted these up recently. Getting back into my favorite xenos faction: genestealer cults.
This is my very own “genestealer matriarch” kitbash of a neurolictor with patriarch limbs, and next to her is a simple acolyte. Starting fresh instead of repainting my existing army.
Eliza Van Aurich retweeted
Do you approve of this Space Marine power armour stress test?
#warhammercommunity #spacemarine
Eliza Van Aurich retweeted
24 hours remain on the campaign… and the final stretch goal has been revealed 🪩🪩
Eliza Van Aurich retweeted
I've made this point a million times before, but the nature of the clones' betrayal is made very clear in Revenge of the Sith.
Cody in this scene stands in for the clones as a class of being. And what do we see? Easy camaraderie and friendly banter with Obi-Wan as he dutifully returns his weapon to him...then one call from the Emperor, a robotic "It will be done, my Lord," followed by an instant "Blast him!" with no hesitation or indications of regret whatsoever. That's what makes it so shocking. The clones seem completely human, but then they're given an order, and so they casually gun down their Jedi comrades without a second thought.
I love Temuera Morrison's narration in the O.G. Battlefront II, but it's directly at odds with what the film is telling us happened with the clones.
Painted this guy up over the weekend. The genesmith Maloran Vrykal, lord of the “Xenoscourge” warband, pictured here in his prime.
He experimented with many xenos, but especially genestealers, and his greatest success broke containment and turned him into a meat tree.
