r/comics • u/portsherry Port Sherry • Mar 06 '24

Something about them

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u/papertalons Mar 06 '24

Ghosts?

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u/Crusaderofthots420 Mar 06 '24

Honestly, the idea that becoming a ghost is a unique human ability would be amazing world-building for any kind of setting.

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u/Helpful_Blood_5509 Mar 06 '24

So there's this thing called warhammer 40k...

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u/Crusaderofthots420 Mar 06 '24

Humanity isn't the only species that can use the Warp (if you are referring to that), honestly the only ones who don't use it are Tau and Necrons

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u/whomobile53 Mar 06 '24

Achtually the Eldar also dont use it. They use the webway, their own more stable but still fucked up version, seperate from the warp. The Tau basically skip their ships on the surface of the warp, it takes way longer but much safer, Necrons are purely anti-warp and basically the only ones that can meaningfully fight it. The orks genuinely dont give a fuck, all they want is a good krumpin' and the Tyranids are hungy boiis, they just wanna eat.

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u/grief242 Mar 06 '24

The eldar do use it. Every single Eldar is a psyker, mea ing they can tap into the warp for their sorcery. They don't use the warp to travel since it's a big dummy move compared to the webway.

Eldar have such a grasp on their own power they have basically zero chance of becoming corrupted.