The Astartes Family's Notebook

After that, the relevant content could no longer be found on the domestic internet.

So, being unable to do anything else, I had to use a VPN to access LEX.

The results still couldn't find any evidence to prove that any official novel or short article mentioned the Eldar having no skeletons.

So if you're still following this book, could you please provide a link so I can see your source?

You asked me to look up information, and I did, which took quite a bit of time. Now it's your turn to answer the author's questions.

The second point concerns the method of wearing power armor.

A reader answered this question in the comments section, and I cannot agree with his explanation.

The electronic muscle bundle lining used in the armor-making ceremony was part of Dorakour's original Space Marine program.

Until the Mark VIII Ranger Power Armor was introduced, servo motors and electronic muscle bundles were integrated with the power armor.

If you look at the comics published before at least seven editions of the military manual, you'll find numerous close-ups of naked men wearing armor.

The biggest difference between the Mark VIII Ranger and the Mark VII Ultimate/Aquila power armor is not the large scarf you all complained about, but rather the unseen internal structure. The Mark VIII improved the layout of the electronic muscle bundles, which was the technological prerequisite for Kaul to create the inner lining clothing.

Before this, when Astartes wore power armor, it was exactly the same as when Popsicle wore power armor in Fallout: he stripped naked and shoved it in, then connected to the power armor via the black shell and brain-computer interface.

This is why technical sergeants often modify power armor according to the changes in the combat comrades' physiques.

Thirdly, the issue of the timeline.

The author claims that Kars is a "cloud hammer" (a derogatory term for someone who is weak or incompetent), but he is not. I started following this fandom in 03, and it's been over twenty years.

Choosing the Macarius Expedition as the starting point of the story is both a result of incompetence and a clever trick.

Because the Macarius Expedition ended in 397.M41, the civil war known as the Wars of the Successors lasted for more than seventy years and ended in 470.M41.

In other words, the Desolate Wings, to which Karz belongs, will soon experience a major event that has been overlooked by many Warhammer popular science content creators thirty years from now.

In 500.M41, strange events occurred throughout the Empire, with people dreaming of the Emperor shedding tears of blood.

Although the State Church and the court suppressed public opinion and buried the incident in the annals of history.

However, it was precisely this event of imperial blood and tears that opened the curtain for the unfolding of the Great Rift.

The five evil gods of the warp have manipulated history to rewrite reality more than once or twice. The Emperor's mentality and thoughts have undergone a great change, from his initial firm opposition and strict defense to his later going with the flow and becoming complicit.

It was after this bloody and tearful event that the Emperor stopped trying to prevent the Great Rift from unfolding and instead began his own plans.

The official blank space is precisely the space for fan fiction authors to express themselves freely.

With the public outcry over the Blood and Tears incident suppressed by Holy Terra, the High Lords, unusually, stopped their insect-like behavior and made the decision to build an army on Astartes for the last time before Guilliman's return.

So, more than two hundred years later, the Empire's Astartes Chapter underwent its last official reinforcement.

Then, until the emergence of the Proto-Forged Space Marines, the Imperium's Astartes suffered a long and endless war of attrition, with personnel losses reaching nearly 70%.

Even the Blood Ravens Chapter, known as the "overpopulation guerrilla force," had only about three hundred Astartes before receiving reinforcements from the Primal Forge.

So the timing of Katz's appearance is actually quite clever.

When do you think the Empire was at its best?

yesterday.

How does it compare to yesterday?

the day before yesterday.

The fourth question is about the range of the macro cannon.

Let me first explain a visual misconception.

Those short, stubby holes on the sides of the Imperial warships weren't the barrels of the cannons, but firing ports.

Book lovers who have pictures, please share them.

The GW has been criticized to the point of compromise. The British romantic notion of manual loading has been rejected by themselves. Macro guns are all semi-automatic loading. The reason why a macro gun section requires hundreds of people is purely because the Imperial Navy does not support idlers. The officers cannot stand guys who do nothing.

So theoretically, a dozen people can fill the container, and two hundred people can just dawdle and loaf around. If there are serious personnel losses, people will be transferred from non-core staff to fill other positions.

The main cannons of the Imperial warships are very large, have a long range, and are quite powerful.

However, the results were also very impressive.

On the contrary, the rows of large cannons on the side are the real trump card with verifiable battle records.

A range of forty to fifty kilometers is not the technological limit of the Empire, but rather the effective kill distance for broadside gun dogfights.

This is official data from GW, not some incompetent fabrication.

Article 5, Levels of Psychic Power.

The controversy surrounding this book isn't the book reader's fault; it's GW's fault for being brain-dead.

Initially, for over twenty years, it remained the Star Language Court's twenty-four levels of psionic energy classification.

This is without a doubt.

The following entries are no longer padding the word count; you can find them on Baidu.

Starting with Beta, then Beta+, and then Alpha, these are all clearly defined hierarchical classifications.

The limit of human capability is Alpha, not Beta.

The gap between Beta and Alpha is too large. You can refer to the explanation of the district chief and the ball chief that Wu Neng used.

So Beta+ isn't actually a specific level; it's just a category humans grouped together for psionicists who are clearly stronger than Beta but far from Alpha. You can think of it as a half-step into the XX realm.

To reiterate, the upper limit of human psionic power is Alpha level. Although most Alpha level individuals go out of control upon awakening, including Ma Xiang and a considerable number of Grey Knights, they are all Alpha level psionicists.

This means that although there are more out-of-control cases, the human race has the potential to produce stable Alpha-level psionic beings through a genetic lottery.

As for Alpha+, it's similar to Beta+; it's simply the Empire throwing away those incomprehensible, more powerful than Alpha-level psionicists into the trash can.

Emperor is Alpha+, simply because the 24-level classification system's upper limit is Alpha+.

Then the damn thing happened.

In order to highlight the power of the Emperor, in the last two years, GW suddenly changed the wording, saying that above Alpha+, there is also the theoretical Alpha-.

Above Alpha-, there's Beta-, and then you add a minus sign after the positive rank, and it happens again.

Why do emperors wear their cool armor?

Because that was the Emperor's psionic restraint device.

Once the Emperor's armor is detonated, the psionic energy level of the ancient psionic stone artifact guy, who is just a strip of light, can instantly reach that of Epsilon.

Oh yeah, GW, you know Warhammer way too well, whatever you say goes.

The last point concerns the Dark Lord and the Final Edict.

I dare not say for sure that the Dark Lord will have part of the book retconned in a few years, and the final edict will definitely be officially retconned.

The Angsa gang's chronic problems are beyond saving.

For the sake of being tragic, logic is irrelevant.

Even if the Lord of Fire Dragons, Volkan, left behind the Seven Hammer Amulet, do you really think you can stop the Emperor from rising up with just that?

Does the Grey Knight deserve it?

Let's get a few guns.

The Dark Lord is still using a lot of third-person narration to fill in the gaps in the Emperor's backstory, which could be part of the plan at any time.

The final decree—what toilet paper, anyway? I couldn't patiently read the machine-translated version, and my heart remained unsettled for a long time.

This toilet paper is poisonous.

Therefore, apart from supplementing the background of the Grey Knights, this book will absolutely not reference any related settings.

That's all for now regarding Warhammer. We'll catch up on that topic and chat more about it next time.

Let me digress a bit.

In the current economic downturn, online reading as a form of entertainment is quite inexpensive.

As a result, the number of legitimate subscribers gradually increased.

I have seen the criticisms of my incompetence.

In the first section of the miscellaneous discussion, Wu Neng had already revealed his true feelings.

Online literature also has its own niche.

Wu Neng has always harbored the ambition to write a Warhammer 40K novel that would captivate the real-world Cloudhammer universe.

However, some readers are right. Most of the people who are willing to read your book are fans with basic knowledge of Hammer Technology. Your writing is too long-winded and cumbersome.

Yes, you are right. I am very grateful for your sincere opinions because I really agree with you. You are right!

Some jokes and memes do require a certain level of understanding to truly appreciate and laugh at.

But here's the problem: the so-called "Warhammer flavor" is precisely the root cause of the lack of good Warhammer fanfiction in China.

Let's not start a fight, let's build up some armor first.

There are many good Warhammer fanfiction books, and quite a few that are very engaging. But even with a different cover, these books are still good books; it's simply because the author has the skill and the writing is excellent.

But those stories that rely on evidence don't really have enough evidence. If you cover up the background, they're just ordinary isekai adventure stories.

Wuneng has been trying to satisfy both new and old readers, but so far it seems he hasn't done a very good job.

Let me explain to everyone that this way of writing, which shifts the perspective away from the fixed camera above Katz's head, is not out of incompetence or stubbornness, or an inability to listen to advice, but rather a choice made after careful consideration.

Because the essence of Warhammer is despair and struggle, only the glory of the Emperor can bring hope and redemption.

Once the focus is on Kaz, can readers tolerate Kaz repeatedly suffering setbacks, the Empire losing again and again, and then inexplicably winning?

The only way to describe it is through this absurd, casual conversation among friends, with a light touch of the narrative: today, hundreds of thousands more have died on the front lines.

This is a compromise made for the sake of this "hammer flavor," a compromise made for the overall style.

You know, writing dialogue is much easier than doing it this way. A chapter is 4000 words long, so writing 2000 words of dialogue is a piece of cake.

However, too much talk can lead to mistakes. If you're not careful, the absurd and realistic tone of "haha, that idiot is so stupid" can easily be ruined by joking and long dialogues in quotation marks.

Wuneng is someone who listens to advice and will continue to try to improve his writing style, but please also consider the problem Wuneng raised.

Darkness and cruelty are not something that can be expressed through words, nor can they be expressed for the sake of being dark, dark, or cruel. That makes sense, doesn't it?

I am incapable of writing books, and my readers subscribe. It's a two-way street. Although I regret that some readers have given up on my writing because they felt it wasn't good enough, I believe we can meet again in the future.

As for the readers who have consistently supported and subscribed, I sincerely thank you all.

Comments can be deceiving, but backend data won't.

As the word count increases, subscriptions continue to rise. Thank you all for your support.

I will still read your messages and seriously consider your suggestions.

When checking for bugs, mobile readers are kindly requested to use the app's built-in error correction function.

It was also agreed that you can criticize incompetence, but don't engage in flame wars. Incompetence is paid for, so it deserves to be criticized. You are all paying users, so please don't attack each other.

Once we've built up enough buzz, we can continue to chat about it.

The Story of Warp Space (Part 1)

First, I'd like to recommend the manga "The Sun and Moon Are Wrong Together" to all readers. Anyone who can get into the story of the House of Astartes is basically on the same wavelength. It will end on November 11th, so now is the perfect time to start reading.

Why bring up the sun and moon? Because after reading this, you can intuitively understand what it means to have a certificate that is eternally valid.

If we're talking about a single certificate that is eternally valid, Slaanesh is the best example.

Slaanesh was born around the time of M29, meaning that according to the scientific view of time, there was no god Slaanesh before the Eye of Terror exploded.

However, because the Eldar's Great Fall was Slaanesh's ascension to godhood, and Slaanesh was a Chaos God from the moment of his birth, Slaanesh simultaneously exists in the past without Him, the present before His birth, and the future with Him.

I, with my crippled body, will repay the blood debt and fight against the three venerable ones.

It feels so familiar.

First, let me put my armor on this page. The content of this issue is entirely based on my incompetent subjective understanding, and even includes some content that has already been removed from the censorship list. All the research is just trying to find the truth in the fictional works. Don't ask me for links, I don't have any, I can't find them, I can't give them to you, it's all just wishful thinking.

After stacking up the armor, it's time to start bragging.

Initially, GW explicitly used the term WARP for subspace.