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Basically, the Age of Strife was awful. Mankind's golden age empire collapsed, almost every planet was left to its own resources to survive. All interstellar government collapsed. During this time, mutants ran rampant, and xenos races plundered human worlds. It left a rather traumatic scar on the psyche of mankind, and going forward, they became deeply xenophobic. The default policy of mankind became "destroy any xenos that could represent a threat to mankind".
And then the Eldar dislike mankind because they view mankind as savages with no control over their emotions, and kind of blame them for the rise of Chaos. So to the Eldar, they're always the right ones, doing the right thing. If that means destroying a human ship, its the right thing. Its either their way, or the highway. And by highway I mean they'll kill everyone.
So when the guys who hate xenos encounter the guys who think they're the only correct ones in the galaxy, its kind of an unstoppable force vs immovable object situation. Conflict almost inevitably occurs.
Despite that, there are numerous occasions where the Eldar and Imperium cooperated. For example, a Harlequin and Yvraine were essential to the success of the Celestinian Crusade. And then saved Guilliman from being captured and imprisoned by Huron Blackheart.
They do collaborate to give chaos the D on occasion, but never works out in the end.
No, this is not a joke.
The trick is binding their soul with the worldsoul, so they become very hard to track.
The issue with the Eldar, is they almost always do the racism, and piss off whatever other species listened to them in the first place. They literally value one of their lives, than trillions of yours.
Sure, they have a valid excuse for this, but would you take that trade?
Well, so are most humans in the 40K universe.
It seems like in most of these games the reason for conflict with the Eldar is that other humans destroyed their craft world a while ago which was their shining paradise home and now they are all about taking revenge on any other humans they meet.
Dark Eldar are just mean agents of chaos who are full of hatred and a desire to inflict pain, so there is nothing more to it than that.
It is not an official alliance because it is a burden for both races (mostly for Imperials).
Edit: Blessed is the mind to small for doubt, but are other thoughts like that one needless to say humans are not encourage to think just do
they see the other as a savage child race that's playing with powers far beyond what they could ever hope to master.
Slalamander Space Marine: " That's a lot of words to say 'please turn my planet into a burning world' but you do you, traitor."
Treaties with the Eldar usually break, and it is usually teh Eldar breaking them.
I love the Eldar, they are my main army, but they really are space racist elves, with delusions of supremacy.