Isha can heal up anything, so Nurgle uses her as a test experiment for his plagues and if he likes what he sees he sends them out into the Galaxy for giggles and if he doesn't like what he sees he starts again. Could be possible and I'm sure Isha if was able to could heal up Big E... There are some theories that Isha actually likes Nurgle or some shit like that... I would argue that it'd be almost impossible for anyone to really survive in Nurgle's Garden but if a Stormcast Eternal can go there being chased by Great Unclean Ones then I guess Russ can just do that... Perhaps the secret to survival in the Warp is just drinking fuck tons amounts so you believe you can do anything. Must be one hell of a hangover once you're finished...
@Vulpas it's an interesting theory, it would be a new spin on things if this were so. According to the Eldar Codices Isha is dead, the idea that she isn't comes from one paragraph in the Daemon Codex. The internet ran with it. I personally don't like the idea. Any idea that she is somehow his devoted wife makes me puke Technicolor rainbows. Fortunately there isn't a shred of support for that anywhere official. It's not that I don't want the Eldar gods to live, and I'm sure the idea was conceived of with the best of intentions, it's just horrible in its actuality. Not that I blame you for any of that, Dixie.
Indeed its only a theory with no proof so it has little too no weight but it wpould be interesting to see Russ show up on ultramar deactivates gulimans statis and cure him of his wounds with the tree of life (Isha) as a test to see if it works and bring back one of his brothers before legging it to Terra Before trying to restore emps then eldar after his attempt popping out of no where grabbing isha before vanishing back to a craft world too prep for end times. Though that se are just my thoughts on that possibilty
I imagine if the Eldar learnt that one of their god was still alive and this is the Eldar god of life then they'd willingly throw most of their remnants in getting her back especially since Isha is said to you know pretty much cause the downfall of the Eldar Gods in terms of their war because she wanted to speak to her children so much and then there would be the endless theories she could restore the Eldar from what they're now.
Tell me... What was it with that warp god that Eldrad almost birthed on some crystal planet but was stopped by DW marines?
Eh no idea, rarely read Eldar books. Can if I get my hands on them but usually stick to the Heresy. Dat Blood Bowl though...
So I'm almost done reformatting the Europan Conflicts Manifest (ECM) to fit to a new core rule set that is much simpler, removing most of the differing challenges on difficulty and instead replacing it with a three step system instead of a twelve step, reformatting combat to initiative system instead of reaction/counter reaction, and to include a few more things. I should have it finished by next week at the earliest depending on how much work eats into time and also some celebratory partys coming up. If it's relaunched which I hope it will be, there will be a drastic change to character creation, how alchemy and spells are handled, and combat overhauls making it much simpler and user friendly (essentially gets away with scatter and simplifying "to-hit" while also removing wounds and replacing it with a HP scaled system and tiered death system meaning you would have to really fuck up to perma-die on the first "death") I'll refrain from detailing some other things at this time since I'm not sure how many people would be interested on re-entering it and also because of upcoming holiday for the Americas. However, an interest ping to the previous squad members: @TuskatheDaemonKilla @Keidivh @Maleth @TechCaptain @BuriasDempsey @bossaroo @kanila @DeezNuts @GoreWrencha I'll be placing a cap on player numbers once again to 8-12 party members, preferably 8. Loyalty System to those returning will give previous players priority in joining over new players since the previous attempt was a bit shoddy on execution.
