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It was replaced with The End Times
When did this happen?
Also there's this.[whfb.lexicanum.com]
But that's basically what this game is, right? The start of the End Times, everything coming to a head.
Storm of Chaos is one possible outcome; Age of Sigmar is another.
I feel though this wasn't so much a move an inspiration from stuff like Battletech where the diff time periods have clearly defined rules, yet ultimately all same mechs etc(unless talking post clan)
Also:
"There is no canon. There's a variety of sources, many of which conflict, but every single one is a lens through which we can see the 40K setting."(talking 40k, but i'd argue it tracks)
-- 'Dead Blue Clown' [Aaron Dembski-Bowden]
https://philipsibbering.com/warhammer/gw-canon/
Thanks for coming to my ted talk
Then GW Retconned it because they wanted to bring out Age of Sigmar so they Created The End Times instead and Threw Storm of Chaos under a bus.
Storm of Chaos ran around 2007, it was, as some have said, a narrative campaign that was decided through submitted battle reports.
The End Times was basically a rehash of it, especially the early events, which were almost the same blow for blow.
The difference in Storm of Chaos is that thanks to the Chaos lists being wank, Archaon got stalled at like, Praag or something, and the combined might of Orcs and Goblins players (who were only peripherally involved in the event's story anyway) lead to a surprise upset, wherein Grimgor Ironhide, of all people (If you can call Orcs "people" as such) came out of left field and ♥♥♥♥-slapped Archaon into the ground, thus inadvertantly saving the world.
This was too fun for the people running the franchise, and after a limp bit of continuation with a scramble for Nagash's "Crown of Sorcery", they decided to retcon the whole thing to before the SOC event, and then basically re-ran it, but with no player input as "The End Times" later.
Personally, I'm of the mind that SOC is the "real" canon. event.
No, I don't very much care what the current license holders have to say on the matter, because their names aren't Andy Chambers or Bryan Ansell.
He could not even beat Crom in a fair fight, even with all his power items, pathetic orc..