similar to the Old Ones, humans
You really ought to read root's 42K epic. It's in one of the stickied posts in the Playground.
Found it, and most of it's chapters appear to be dead.
Shame, from the index alone, it looked interesting.
You really ought to read root's 42K epic. It's in one of the stickied posts in the Playground.
Wasn't this one deleted or something IIRC?
The rest is fuck up of GW I believe, cause if humans used to be rivals of eldar empire. How's it that now eldars see mankind as bunch of primates. Something doesn't add up in here.
Eldars are so terminally arrogant, that Eldar in-fighting because two different Farseers have a different interpretation of the same prophecy so they come to blows to force their version to happen (and likely failing at both due that) is a thing.
Alliances between Eldar and other races are always temporary, as Eldar can and will betray their allies if it suits them (funnily enough, the Dark Eldar are better at this because at no point they pretend to hide the fact they'll skullfuck you at the first opportunity)*.
The whole Yvarne whatever drama is so that there's something close to "reasonable Eldar". Funny that in the first editions Eldar weren't so sociopaths so alliances were actually possible.
Also, regarding the fall of human civilization, there are several interpretations: At times the Eldar sabotaged the Men of Iron to destroy humanity because they saw us a threat, at other times Chaos screwed up the robots' programming and the Eldar were uninvolved, or perhaps they did for the lulz. The point is that Eldar are too full of themselves they'll see humies as primitive monkeys no matter what.
Oh, and their master plan is a collective ritual suicide to summon a Chaos God... So that said Chaos God kills another Chaos God they accidentally fucked into existence, and somehow take over the galaxy afterwards, kek.
*Eldar Corsairs and Eldar in RT games aren't as bad because otherwise they wouldn't be playable.
I've read theories about A.I rebelling because of chaos, or A.I was able to understand what warp is, they didn't rebel for lulz, or rights but because they thought that it was the only way for them to survive.
Didn't know about the theory with eldars.
I know that Ordo Xenos have it in their motto to never believe a word xeno says, never accept any gifts from them. Any interaction other than open hostility, are taken as last resort.
So it appear that the more high ranking officials of IoM, already know what to expect from Eldars and other xenos.
It's ironic that the more insane eldars from the spiky city are the more honest ones. Or maybe it's just eldars being honest with themselves.
My knowledge of 1st edition eldars is rather bare bones, it makes sense for GW to create a new eldar faction to be more reasonable, since GW pushed for IoM/Eldar alliance for some reason.
If GW was so keen on some uneasy alliance there were more interesting picks.
I remember there also were nods from Necrons and their Silent King, he wore mask that looked like the face of Sanguinious. Implying that at least Silent King saw something familiar in humanity. Or at least didn't want to just wipe humans out from the get go.
Which is pretty grim considering that they're an army of undead/soulless robots, that used to be race that got really fucked up from the start even by their own sun, if species like this can relate to us, then you know that there is something seriously wrong with the way you do things.
But nah, we have fucking elves instead.
Yeah the eldar grand plan is laugable.
The solution to the god that they murder fucked in the first place, is to murder themselves this time and create yet another god, so that god can kill the other one.
This is peak retardation and insanity.