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what do you expect from op who says cuckold non ironically and talks in baby speak when throwing a tantrum?
And apparently has issues with relationships too, his commentary makes me think of young kid thinking girls have cooties.
Above is prime example on how to tell you know nothing of 40k lore without saying you know nothing of lore.
Slaanesh is god of excess. Romantic relationship is for Slaanesh worthless, as it does not involve excess of any kind.
Massive drug fueled orgies, that is Slaanesh playfield. Two lovers together is not, and that is something that happens in WH40k world trillions of times every day. If simple romance fueled Slaanesh, it would make universe half slaaneshi.
Just as well one could claim that Sororita shooting with gun acts as vector for Khorne.
There's not a hint of romance between them. Youre talking about a primarch, and one at that whose only joy in life is Excel spreadsheets and the Big E, and an Eldar who think humans are slightly above monkeys.
Making every character to be about one thing and one thing only turns them all to single dimensional and boring. That can work if you create simple action hack&slash Diablo style, but when you put RPG to description you need more.
Hah, don't get me wrong though. I'm of the Opinion that i'd like having this Game stay as close to 40K Universe Lore as possible.
Romance is never needed for an RPG, but it allows further exploration of a character that would be much harder to do, if you weren't pursing them romantically. Sure it's often done poorly, and I do question Owlcat's decisions on these characters 90% of the time, but it can be done well. And 40K needs more romance, especially in the games, the closest you'll get in most of them is the brains of a foul xenos on a Space Marine's boot.
Now of course Adepta Sororitas brings a unique challenge in that regard, one which is lore friendly-ish but would be hard to pull off. But that doesn't mean I don't want it, in fact ♥♥♥♥ it, let me romance the entire crew, harem everyone, space orgies are great especially if you wish to summon gods into the world. But I know they'll never do it, even if Owlcat is known for ignoring the lore (Valerie for example) there is no way that Overlord GWS will allow us to ever have fun with the setting.
Obviously your grasp of culture and books is extremely limited. Go educate yourself. Romance has been staple of storytelling for millenia. Because it is essential part of being normal human. Try it sometime.
You might want to Google guy called Shakespeare. He had pretty popular text called Romeo & Juliet. Or Homer, wrote about this romance thing involving one Helen and this place called Troy.
Hint, some of most succesful WH40K boon SERIES have plenty of romance.
Or maybe youre some dirty Slaaneshi cultist. In either case, keep out
They do consider humans sapient, which is different from sentience, they've been known to view the killing of humans as murder, and upon taking their masks off are either gleeful or sorrowful. They're more likely to view us as mentally challenged beings then animals, we are simply incapable of perceiving the world and emotions as they do.
There's a novel where a... I think member of the Wytch cult, has to sleep with a human governor, she finds it disgusting but does so anyway and later betrays him.
I bring this up because, a dog cannot blackmail a human, they are incapable of having the intelligence or emotional capacity to manipulate a situation. Humans can to an extent, and the Eldar certainly can.
It's more apt they view us as psykically stunted barbarians. If someone with a severe mental disability blackmailed you into sex you'd find it disgusting for a variety of reasons. Bestiality isn't one of them.
Also the term Mon'keigh, while it sounds like monkey, has absolutely nothing to do with primates. GW just thought they were clever. The Mon'keigh were misshapen monstrosities that invaded the Aeldari lands and subjugated them for many cycles, until they were eventually cleansed from the galaxy by the hero Elronhir in some mythological story.
When an Eldar says that, they're saying we're mindless destructive beasts as an insult. They don't literally think we're the Mon'keigh of their myth, or actual monkeys.