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They didn't plan for reentry
Warpstone makes everything better, yes-yes!
The "Hammer of Hashut" is it.
It went off course and nuked a goblin camp haha.
Was this actually in the WH lore?
Like, seriously, space-rats... what is this, WH40K?
Personally, I for one welcome our new space-rat overlords...
No its not. They did blow up the moon Morrslieb in the End Times though. So I wouldnt put it past them.
That's what I had thought... I played the TT only a little back in the day (more a WH40K fan), but I sorta figured that Skaven wouldn't have done this in the lore.
End times doesn't matter, at least to me. But like I said, I was more a WH40K fan anyways, so maybe that's just me.
Still, it's a pretty out-there plot twist, and I have to imagine GW okay-ed it... why they okay-ed it, I can't begin to explain, but GW has a pretty good grip on these games so they must have given this plot twist a passing grade.
Skaven are an "out there" race to begin with lol. Its pretty whacky, sure, but not implausible or incompatable with Skaven.
*CHOMP*
http://steamcommunity.com/app/594570/discussions/0/1496741765148254575/
Skaven are still my favorite faction and the fact they have a space program only makes it grow.