Maybe this just shows the inherit “Chaos” of the warp. But you will note they sure aren’t telling their followers what’s going to happen if they DO manage to succeed and kill the Emperor! Ever wonder why their champions always seem to fumble at the goal line? Or how they eventually turn on each other and resort to in-fighting? Maybe this is just a long play by Tzeentch. He knows about them, and they know about him – there are no surprises there. That leads us too… The Chaos Gods Are IN On It! Which makes Abaddon a pitiable lost dupe on a 10,000 year doomed mission. He killed Horus the first time around and he’s going to kick Abaddon ass without breaking a sweat. Well guess what, 30 minutes later he’s going to reincarnate. Let’s just say Abaddon DOES manage to extract his revenge on the Emperor after 10,000 years of bitter crusading and kills him. If the Emperor did die and come back, I’m 100% sure they would be happy he returns. They are loyalist and they don’t mean to be on the wrong side, but their entire job of defending the Husk of the Emperor is just delaying his return. So what does that mean for 40k? Custodes Are On The Wrong Side

All those “heretics” actually aren’t the bad guys – they are trying to save the Emperor and mankind – that’s HUGE. That ALSO means anyone who is trying to kill the Emperor so that he CAN reincarnate is actually RIGHT.

If you’re not familiar with a Perpetual, just know that it means that if the emperor dies, he will just reincarnate. We have many examples of them from Ollanius Persson, to Vulkan, the Primarch of the Salamanders Legion, and now the the Emperor. Here’s some reasons everything you know about 40K is wrong.īoth Black Library via the Horus Heresy series and GW directly have admitted the Emperor of Mankind is a Perpetual. The Emperor as a Perpetual shakes the foundations of Warhammer 4oK to their core.

Emperor of mankind vs horus