Karcen
Ten Thousand Club
HE IS NOT A RUBRIC AND HE NEVER WAS
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That's not what I said. but the SORCERERS of the thousand sons were also affected by the rubric. it changed the entire legion, not just the dustboys. the sorcerers grew extra eyes on places like the palm of the hand or forehead as their psychic potential grew stronger and they lost their soul to tzeentch.HE IS NOT A RUBRIC AND HE NEVER WAS
I know thousand sons very well. I never said that the sorcerers are dustboys. I'm merely saying that the rubric changed everyone. not just the rubric marines. but the sorcerers too. What I'm trying to say is that there is no chance a TS sorcerer, who witnessed the rubric spell would turn back to humanity. However if he wasn't present during the rubric and maybe missed the attack on prospero all together, that is more likely to keep to humanity. it has been theorized that blood ravens are descendants of TS.the character isn;t here for redemption he knows he can never have it but still he wants to help humanity as a whole or at least try
That's exactly what I'm saying. their free will and personality is an illusion created by tzeentch. would the honourable magnus -who fought Leman Russ without psychic abilities until he almost died- really stay a traitor? Ofcourse not. he called out for help only for a chance that him and his legion will live, and tzeentch answered. but from that moment onwards, Magnus lost his entire personality and it was replaced by an illusion.and i think one could turn back right after it unless your are sayign at that moment they lost all free will personality and all other attributes
I am well aware of that Magnus shattered in pieces. I own both the Ahriman omnibus and burning of prospero omnibus.and i don't buy that i do not believe that they are all mindless robots pretending to be space marines
also in the new arihman books it shows magnus is shattered his soul scattered so yes the fragment that become that magnus did stay traitor.
Oi, oi, keep it friendly you two. Nothing wrong with discussion, and if people don't understand or have a wrong idea, discussion is a great way to teach and learn. But I would note it be best bringing some evidence to back what you say, makes your arguments stronger.and at this point it has been soundign very rude and very annoyign enough i have been thinking of leaving so let me havign him and please keep your opions to yourself
Personally, my marines will be treating him as a blackshield and pysker, not as a Thousand Sons, so keep that in mind.
Just keep his ability to reasonabley unherasy levels and we gud.good that is the point of coming as a black shield so no one even knows which chapter he used to belong to
Abbadon the Armless comes to mind...honestly, I find him the one of the funniest character in all of 40k, right next to the orks.the thousand sons are a tragic legion they tried to do what they thought was right and prove what they did best could be useful but in doing so they damned themselves they are tragic figures because everything try try to do blows up in their faces and rarely is it completely their fault. unlike all the other chapters they only really embarrassed chaos at the very end when they were battered and broken when they felt they had been tossed aside and left to die with the wolves sent to kill them, they are victims turned into villains.
It's GW and how they are spinning in their heels so fast it could power an entire Hive City.kind of they in time have grown distant and have embarrassed chaos and all its spikeyness it that they started good and noble and tried to do good only to have everything damn them
I love thousand sons because they are the only "traitor"legion that wasn't really betraying anyone. they were loyal up until the moment the rubric was cast. and that's why the fall of that chapter is more tragic than actual betrayal like the prick horus and the whiny primarch of the word bearers. and he wasn't raging at everyone around him like angron. he wasn't the perverted perfectionist that was Fulgrim. He was the most human primarch of all, alongside Konrad Curze. they didn't want to be bad, it was a mistake that lead to another mistake. Konrad only wanted to punish criminals to keep everyone safe in his kingdom. same with Magnus, they had a eutopia and only sought knowledge. if Magnus wouldn't have warned the emperor in the first place, the wolf's wouldn't have attacked him and then he'd still be a loyal nuclear bomb of psychic energy for the imperial to use. instead of a degenerated reflection of what he once was.Just keep his ability to reasonabley unherasy levels and we gud.
I love thousand sons because they are the only "traitor"legion that wasn't really betraying anyone. they were loyal up until the moment the rubric was cast. and that's why the fall of that chapter is more tragic than actual betrayal like the prick horus and the whiny primarch of the word bearers. and he wasn't raging at everyone around him like angron. he wasn't the perverted perfectionist that was Fulgrim. He was the most human primarch of all, alongside Konrad Curze. they didn't want to be bad, it was a mistake that lead to another mistake. Konrad only wanted to punish criminals to keep everyone safe in his kingdom. same with Magnus, they had a eutopia and only sought knowledge. if Magnus wouldn't have warned the emperor in the first place, the wolf's wouldn't have attacked him and then he'd still be a loyal nuclear bomb of psychic energy for the imperial to use. instead of a degenerated reflection of what he once was.