you do not know me. you do not know my name. I was there at the edge of the blade. Death took all the loyal sons, except me

I'm sorry, what? Tree of life? dafuq? This isn't Warhammer fantasy, Primarch. Life doesn't come from a tree. It comes from the Gods.

No, I do not know you. But united in the cause of protecting Humanity, we are all brothers.

And yet Russ, abandoned everything to search for it. And my brother.....is not easily given to such things, as visions.

Tzeentch just hides and schemes eternally, but never truly commits to an action. I prefer the brutality of Khorne, throughout these 10,000 years it has been the Khornate champions who have been driving the imperials back, and even when we lose a war to the imperial scum, we make it a pyrrhic victory. Just look at the Cholercaust Blood Crusade.

1d4chan explained it nicely:

"The World Eaters and Khornate followers in general curb-stomp the Imperium into the ground, until they're turned back by the fucking Legion of the Damned because GW loves its stagnation and if they continued on they would have gotten to Terra and killed the Great Vegetable. But they're still rampaging around Imperial space so all the Imperials got was a Pyrrhic victory. This is also clear evidence that Khornates are the only Chaos Worshipers who get shit done."

The gods are certainly no saints, the great game is a battle of wills above all, you must be strong willed to survive in the warp. Its flaws are mortal flaws made manifest in a sea of souls, the strongest souls rise and fall as they battle the waxing and waning tides of insanity. Still better I think than a black abyss, even though the warp may be 95+% horrible, it has the potential to improve if one were to harness a sort of WAAAGH Effect, while the Imperium is engineered to violently converge on all threats, and that includes ideology or threats of mass reform.

They certainly get shit done......first war for Armageddon.......Colercaust........they certainly got shit done there. And the great vegetable will never fall. He will rise again, and lead the astartes to victory once more. I mean even Pyrrhic victories....are still victories in the end

Looks like someone's completely missed the point, and is ignorant to what Tzeentch actually does.

Ive seen deluded loyalists before with their self-prophecies, but you just take the cake. Your false emperor isnt getting up from that golden toilet of his, and your bath-robe wearing chapter isnt really going to change that

I know what your god does, that weakling uses his pretty little sorcery and dark magic and thinks hes high and mighty...but let me tell you something, follower of Tzeentch, nothing beats a bloodthirsty warrior with a good sword arm