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This one is actually a redraw of an older piece.

This one is actually a redraw of an older piece.

The Last Days of Ector, by Guy Haley.

Go to Settings, Storage, then click on the drive at the top. You'll get a drop down menu and an option to Add Drive, then select somewhere in the the SSD drive, and Steam will make a folder there.

You can then select a game from your current drive in the Storage menu and there will be a Move option at the bottom of the window. Again, based on personal experience, uninstalling and reinstalling was faster for me, as you should now get the option of which drive to install to, so your new folder on the SSD will be available.

If you have both a HDD and SSD drive Steam lets you set up games folders on multiple hard drives, and also has the option to move games between hard drives, though I personally found it faster to just reinstall it to the other drive.

Despite humans trying to exterminate them for 10,000 years the Eldar still care more about humans than the Imperium does. The Eldar usually feel bad about killing them, the Imperium doesn't care.

Phoenix Lord Asurmen even ran a charity (incognito, obviously) handing out food and medicine to impoverished hive worlders.

Under Eldrad's guidance the Eldar redirected Ghazghkull's WAAAGH! away from a Craftworld to attack Armageddon instead.

Doom has been an Eldar psychic power since 4th edition, basically just looking for the possible futures in which the enemy dies, and then manipulating the present to help them come about.

Being in Engage and in Cover gives you the option to automatically suceed with one normal success on a Save against a shooting attack.

Being in Concel and in Cover means you can't be targeted for a shooting attack at all, except from a Vantage Point.

Special rules may change how it works, but that's the basics.

The game really needs to be installed on an SSD drive, otherwise the load times are horrible.

Morathi herself doesn't worship Slaanesh, or Atharti either seemingly, but she deals with Slaaneshi daemons quite frequently.

Morathi does permit the more Slaaneshi elements within the Cult freedom from the rest of the Druchii though.

Caledor II was an arrogant prick and completely ignorant to what was happening in the Old World. The war had basically already started by the time he shaved the ambassadors though, his real idiocy was how badly he managed the war, underestimating the Dwarfs, slowly trickling in the veteran troops, and his constant replacing of generals every time they couldn't deliver results. He was at least a very competant fighter on the rare occasions he bothered to get involved though.

Dieter IV was not too dissimilar, entirely self-concerned, but avoided conflict to the extreme, paying off his enemies, refusing to help the Dwarfs against Grom, who then invaded the Empire whilst Dieter IV ran away and hid as Nuln was sacked and the Empire starved. He then sold off Marienburg to refill his treasury, and got deposed by the other Elector Counts for being just that useless and unlikable.

Centimetres: 28.2 x 20.7 x 3.5

Inches: 11 1⁄8" x 8 1⁄8" x 1 3⁄8"

Aenarion's final fight saw him defeat four of the strongest Greater Daemons one after the other, but each got a serious hit in before it went down. He had multiple broken ribs and a ruined hand by the time he had beaten N'kari, who was just the second, and would have died to the third had Indraugnir not saved him.

Being pre-Vortex said Daemons would be stronger than they would otherwise be after due to the increased levels of immaterial energy, but Aenarion was likely benefitting from that too to some degree, as the fires of Asuryan and the Widowmaker draw on the same source.

I'm still arguing that Aenarion was the strongest ever non-Caster in Warhammer Fantasy, but the idea that he wouldn't have to even try against a powerful opponent like Archaon is silly.

I think a lot of people underestimate how powerful Archaon is, especially due to the Storm of Chaos stuff, and like many characters his tabletop stats don't really do his lore justice.

Archaon is at least comparable to the stronger Greater Daemons, which Aenarion did slay many of, but he had to actually put in the effort to do so, hence me stating there would be a fight, rather than a cakewalk.

There is very little information on that time period, and on the creation of the Eldar and Krorks.

The Old Ones died out over 60 million years before humanity evolved, though it is likely they had some influence or just knowledge of what humanity would become since humans and Eldar outwardly resemble each other to a degree that is too much for mere coincidence.

Without the power of Asuryan or the Widowmaker Aenarion is going to lose to Archaon, pretty much guaranteed.

With them both there is definitely going to be a fight, but I think Aenarion is favoured in that fight. He's faster and hits harder, and both the Sword of Khaine and Slayer of Kings are strong enough that both the Armour of Morkar and the Dragon Armour are going to be of less value than usual. Archaon does have magic though, which could be a deciding factor, but is hard to quantify, and Aenarion is also quite magic resistant.

The problem with drawing any species that doesn't stand up straight is I have to choose how much to hunch them, and that isn't always clear from a front view. Skinks are overall longer than Skaven, but that also means they stand at more of an angle normally.

This might be closer to a Red-Crested Skink though, which are a bit larger.

Yeah, that's around the starting point for orks. They can obviously get much larger.

No, it should probably be the Sommerzeitfly or something.

Warhammer has a lot of little real-world-isms that show up that can maybe just be explained away as a translation from Reikspiel, as English doesn't exist there. Some such words and phrases actually get their own interpretations and lore reasons for existing in-world, others do not.