Warhammer: Rise of the Star Gods

Facing the psychic biochemical army created by the Ancient Saint, the Star God also tried many tactics:

Tactics version 1.0

The Star Gods formed a fleet and formed a more powerful firepower network through reasonable division of labor and positioning to confront the forces of the Ancient Saints. The Ancient Saints presented the ultimate version of the Ark of War - one Ancient Saint equipped a "Pantheon"-level battle fortress, and several Ancient Saints resisted the line together, shooting at the Star God fleet to form a containment. They then sent out experts in charging formations, leading their Eldar gods to forcefully charge into the formation of the Star God world, and forcefully break up the formation of the Star God through a suicidal charge. Of course, those who died were all spirit gods. If the Ancient Saints and Star Gods wanted to severely injure them, it would not be difficult to do so even if they tried hard. But it would be very difficult to kill one of them.

Result: Star God did not have an advantage, the tactics failed, and the strategy was barely balanced.

Tactics version 2.0

Star God adopts guerrilla tactics, hit and run, and strives to improve his mobility and destructive damage capabilities. As expected, they were beaten to pieces. It is said that one of the Star Gods was killed in the battle, but his remains were not recovered.

Result: The Star God was beaten hard, the tactics failed, the strategy... neither side accomplished anything, so it was considered a draw.

After being beaten, the Star God began to reflect and found that his tactics were too mindless. He was familiar with the ancient Saint Bia's space... Isn't this nonsense? The Ancient Saint did not dare to play sneak attacks in the real universe. How dare you Star God Playing mobile games with others in subspace?

Okay, if you can't win with tactics, then ensure the strategy. As long as the purpose of each action is achieved, then every battle will be a victory!

Since he wants to achieve his strategic goals, what does the Star God want to do?

First of all, why did the Star God take such a big risk and fight such a tragic battle with the Ancient Saint? This is the Ancient Sage, and the Star Gods themselves cannot really be called united. What is the reason that allows them to work together and fight against each other?

Is it because of the treaty signed with the Necron?

It's obviously impossible. Who are the Necrons at this time? If the Star God breaks the contract, even the Necrons can't punish him.

Is it to ensure the hegemony of the real universe and eliminate future troubles forever?

See where the Star Gods are fighting? The hegemony of the real universe has been formed. If you want, you can trap the ancient saints in the subspace. Then why bother fighting again? Star God also knows how to settle accounts. According to common sense, he should have stopped long ago, and he is not afraid of the threat of public opinion.

(You can think of the Star Gods as purely terrestrial animals, such as humans: it is okay to bring equipment to the Sea of ​​Souls for a short time, and it is okay to fight in it, but if the vehicle is broken and the equipment is no longer usable, then send it. Ancient Saint Just like a crocodile: fighting on land is not bad, and fighting in the Sea of ​​Souls is also very strong, but you can't stay in it for a long time, otherwise something will happen easily. The biological weapons of the Eldar Gods are equivalent to giant salamanders. They can survive in the Sea of ​​Souls for a long time. Take a brief look at the real universe.)

Let’s not put it off, the Star God wants to surpass the Ancient Saint. To the Star God, the sea of ​​souls is unknown, unpredictable and uncontrollable. Would you allow a threat lurking in front of your eyes at all times near your home?

No, Star God can't stand this either.

Creatures are also greedy, especially for Star Gods who are good at plundering. Now the Star Gods have stood at the apex of the real universe and reached the pinnacle of materialism. They wanted more, and the Ancient Saints appeared. Not only did they have attractive souls, but they could also develop psychic powers while developing technology. How could the Star Gods endure this?

Helping the Necron is just a cover, taking further steps for yourself is the main point. Otherwise, how could the resentment of the Cricket Necron and individual Star Gods towards the Old Saint be made possible by the entire Star God clan working together to fight against the Ancient Saint?

Then don’t everyone know that this matter can’t be discussed at all and can only be fought?

The Star God has already filled up the technology tree, and now he has filled up the metaphysics tree. Will the Ancient Saint himself survive? Or have you always lived in the shadow of the Star God?

Now that the real purpose has emerged, it is not easy to fight the ancient sage. Then change your thinking, stop fighting, and let the ancient sages come over to fight.

Tactics: Build a stronghold and fight stupidly.

The Star God used iron chains and fortress blockade tactics to link the independent worlds to form a world chain to keep the Ancient Saint out. Absorb subspace energy, merge with the matter of the real universe, and create a new world. The one and the other compressed the movement space of the ancient saint. When the technology was mature enough, he could freely use the etheric phase engine to directly draw the sea of ​​souls to supplement himself.

Put on a front: If you can’t learn psychic powers, then you won’t learn them anymore! Not only is it open, but it also cuts off the way for creatures to learn psychic powers. Whether you, the ancient saint, will come or not, just watch me develop for a while, and you will be done with fighting me.

The more worlds there are, the stronger the power of the Star God will be. Not only will his control over the rules in the real universe be enhanced, but in the subspace, the mobile vehicles he can create will also be stronger. How can the Ancient Saints continue to fight without supplies?

Deceive the Ancient Sage, capture him, and then study it, um, the plan will work.

This is the Star God's strategy: to use its own advantages to let the real universe encroach on the subspace, drain the sea of ​​souls, and trap all those who play with psychic powers in the virtual realm.

Even if the subspace is endless, what the Ancient Sage can use is limited. According to this method of play, it will eventually develop into: the power of the subspace is consumed every moment, but the real world is endless.

The Ancient Saints could no longer avoid fighting, and they began to actively invade, trying to interrupt the progress of the Star God's project. In order to make up for the lack of combat effectiveness of the Eldar gods in the real universe, the Ancient Sages began to develop more powerful biological weapons.

After screening, the Quirk orcs began to be strengthened. The orcs were not the first to be promoted by the Ancient Saint, but they were the most valued by the Ancient Saint. The endless energy that comes from nowhere and the biotechnology that distorts the laws of the real universe allow the orcs to gather the power of the people in the real universe to attribute the fate of a family to a chosen son.

This made him so powerful that he could barely compete with the power of the Star God in a short period of time. The Orcs also withstood the death shock brought by the Death God in several direct battles with the Nightbringer. With the addition of forced execution of program instructions, even if the commander-in-chief dies in battle, the deputy commander-in-chief can take over the battle command immediately to ensure that the battle continues.

These powerful servant armies effectively relieved the pressure on the frontal battlefield of the Ancient Sage. The Ancient Sage was able to detach some personnel to conduct unknown research in his own network headquarters.

Star God also continued to increase its output. During one of Burner's attacks, the Orcs' WAAAGH! Affected by his position, the attack was deflected to the connection point between the webway and the real universe.

After leading the Necron army into the Webway and wreaking havoc, the Burner returned alone. It is said that he was ambushed and all the Necron died inside the Webway.

I don’t know what happened somewhere, but I only know that the Star God began to use all his strength to encircle and suppress the orcs, and often broke into the webway in groups.

What happened next seems reasonable. Because of the powerful offensive of the Star God, the Ancient Sage was forced to further squeeze the subspace energy, and finally created enslavers, who could even hunt the enslavers of the Ancient Sage.

Under the joint strangulation of the real universe and the sea of ​​souls, the power of the ancient saints declined. The last of the ancient saints suddenly disappeared. Some said that they went to other worlds to survive; some said that they were killed by spiritual backlash; some said that enslavers controlled them.

The Necrons took advantage of the Star God's battle to continuously add poisons that had an stimulating effect on the Star God into the Star God's food.

While the Star God was overhauling his shell, he launched a backstab. Star God Alloy can not only protect the essence of Star Gods, but also imprison them.

With this, the Necrons were freed from the enslavement of the C'tan, and the worst part of the War in Heaven came to an end.