Not really surprising when people keep reporting them en-masse for their lewd art, didn't Archon of Flesh get run off that website because they made guro art or something when they weren't working on the twink primarch pieces? Although ork snuff ain't exactly advertiser-friendly either.
What kind of "acceptable" abhuman has horns and goat legs? Figured any population showing those signs would have been purged as daemons on sight. And the woman on the far left, isn't she just a psyker?
What kind of "acceptable" abhuman has horns and goat legs? Figured any population showing those signs would have been purged as daemons on sight. And the woman on the far left, isn't she just a psyker?
Imperial Beastmen were a thing way back when, and IIRC GW's bringing them back? I think?
What kind of "acceptable" abhuman has horns and goat legs? Figured any population showing those signs would have been purged as daemons on sight. And the woman on the far left, isn't she just a psyker?
Beastmen in 40k are chaos aligned and are not an accepted form of abhuman angmore due to their conatant issues with falling to chaos and instbaility
Depends on the addition and time period. Until like 3rd or 4th you could run them in 40k Imperial guard armies (I think a lot of people just kitbashed Fantasy ones to fill the role). In The Great Crusade they were commonly used. And I think some of the offshoot games still let you run them as either imperial aligned or neutral. The only beastmen to really be in most editions of 40k is the Tzaangor (used to have one special beastman type for each gods forces). And obviously the Felgor are the most recent unit and are Chaos Space Marine list units (don't think the other Chaos factions can take them).
Seeing these ‘misfits’ all together in service is really wholesome in spite of the grimdark that surrounds them. I can imagine the camaraderie and bonds they’ve built whilst enduring it all.
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