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Warhammer Fantasy Fluff: Rewriting Atharti and Hekarti
Atharti and Hekarti are a bad idea from 8th Edition. Khaine works fine because he is genuinely different from Khorne but the similarities and accusations (not to mention the possibility of Khorne cults getting in among the Druchii and Khainites) are reasonable and play well. But putting in a patron goddess of Dark Magic and…
Warhammer Fantasy Fluff: On Cadai and Cytharai
The concept of the Cadai (The Gods of Light/the Heavens) and the Cytharai (The Gods of Darkness/the Underworld) appears occasionally in elven theology, and is generally given greater weight by human scholars than by the elves themselves. To the elves, this is mostly a matter of where a God’s power lies; the human belief that…
Warhammer Fantasy Fluff: The Original Old One Loyalists
The Amazons would never have existed without there being a pre-existing framework for ‘loyalist’ Creations. The Old Ones ruled over vast colonies, and those colonies required some of the Creations to be in the know in order to report on the development of their societies, implement the ideas of the Cultural Engineers, and serve as…
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