Bad Purchase posted:

orks live in an egalitarian society free of discrimination and prejudice. they organize under local collectives rather than a central authority, falling in line under a warboss only when necessary in wartime

an ork’s currency is his teeth, and his teeth regrow, ensuring no ork remains in poverty forever

vibes are the driving force of ork society and positivity creates its own reward.

Springfield Fatts posted:

This man not even acknowledging the Snotling under-under class

naem posted:

Space Robot posted:

There’s a Warhammer store next to an Italian deli near my place.
The idea of a store dedicated solely to one specific game seems odd to me, and I don’t know how long it will stay open, but so far it’s still going.

Literally A Person posted:

Okay, this has been driving me nuts. There's another table top game with little dudes but it's small unit (I think 7) and each unit is actually one thing not a group. Does anyone have any idea wtf I'm talking about?

Ghost Leviathan posted:

Pretty much the whole deal with Ultramarines is their gimmick is logistics and organisation, so they're boring but hilariously effective in the role that Space Marines have ended up in as semi-independent powers. Even Imperial Fists can manage. IIRC, they actually recruit sometimes from Hive World convicts.

Kinda funny that Blood Angels are probably the worst on a bad day but apparently are overall actually among the nicest and even most humble Space Marines- since they know they have major issues, they have a unique measure of humility compared to other brainwashed super-soldiers and can sympathise a little better with human beings.

Samuel L. Hacksaw posted:

In fantasy and bloodbowl, apparently.

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