The old world is a planet in Warhammer 40000 AD "CONFIRMED"

[neuronfly]

The old world is actually a planet in the 40k setting and Sigmar is the one of the two lost Primarchs. If you guys don't believe me then here is the proof:
https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Warhammer_Fantasy

[A.Pot]

They did and it supposedly went the other way around. Then it was retconned into being separate universes

[Toaster Maximus]

Might want to read that closer, after the first set of things they changed it, nice bait try though.

[neuronfly]

Originally posted by Toaster Maximus:

Might want to read that closer, after the first set of things they changed it, nice bait try though.

READ the link that I posted instead of trying to be over smart.

[Flickmann]

Originally posted by neuronfly:

Originally posted by Toaster Maximus:

Might want to read that closer, after the first set of things they changed it, nice bait try though.

READ the link that I posted instead of trying to be over smart.

From your link:

Originally posted by link:

In earlier editions of both Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40,000, there were many indications that the Warhammer World, the planet that is the primary setting for Warhammer Fantasy, was located in the same universe as Warhammer 40,000.

In later editions of both games, Games Workshop moved to create more of a separation between the two fictional universes, although they have also never completely denied the earlier connections between the two settings.

...

Following the destruction of the Warhammer World in the End Times and the birth of the Mortal Realms of the follow-on property of Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, it is now clear that in current lore, the universes of Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer and Warhammer: Age of Sigmar exist in entirely separate realities.

Just delete this thread.

[RCMidas]

Nowhere confirmed, nowhere denied.

"In earlier editions of both Warhammer Fantasy and Warhammer 40,000, there were many indications that the Warhammer World, the planet that is the primary setting for Warhammer Fantasy, was located in the same universe as Warhammer 40,000.

In later editions of both games, Games Workshop moved to create more of a separation between the two fictional universes, although they have also never completely denied the earlier connections between the two settings."

Give it a rest, neuron. You are becoming boring.

Plus everything that the poster above just did.

[ArchAnge1LT]

Although i know this is troll fiesta galore, even if your point would be valid, what of it? What difference does it make, if it were in 40k world, some lost planet, with Sigmar being a primarch?

Would your next trolling point be that space marines should land crashing down with drop pods?

[Toaster Maximus]

Originally posted by ArchAnge1LT:

Although i know this is troll fiesta galore, even if your point would be valid, what of it? What difference does it make, if it were in 40k world, some lost planet, with Sigmar being a primarch?

Would your next trolling point be that space marines should land crashing down with drop pods?

Have to admit curious what the end game for this one was also.

Please do share OP?

[neuronfly]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApmVcV0a2wI

Watch this video. Sigmar was actually a Primarch but was exiled by the Emperor before the Horus Heresy because he was mad and always talk about the end times and how he would ascend to godhood after defeating chaos in the old world. So the Emperor exiled him and decreed of never to speak of Sigmar again. Thats how he became lost. Watch the video and it will become clear.

[ArchAnge1LT]

Originally posted by ᛒᚢᚱᚴᛁ:

Originally posted by ArchAnge1LT:

Although i know this is troll fiesta galore, even if your point would be valid, what of it? What difference does it make, if it were in 40k world, some lost planet, with Sigmar being a primarch?

Would your next trolling point be that space marines should land crashing down with drop pods?

I thought they already did...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-MzNpMD1K8

I laughed. Haven't seen this one. Thank you.

[Col. Cornbread]

End times an elf enters the realm of chaos and meets a giant silver knight who is hunting demons... and said knight is Kaldor draigo

[ArchAnge1LT]

Originally posted by neuronfly:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApmVcV0a2wI

Watch this video. Sigmar was actually a Primarch but was exiled by the Emperor before the Horus Heresy because he was mad and always talk about the end times and how he would ascend to godhood after defeating chaos in the old world. So the Emperor exiled him and decreed of never to speak of Sigmar again. Thats how he became lost. Watch the video and it will become clear.

I mean it would require official source confirmation. It is a cool theory, but just a speculation.

[White, the Loiterer]

N'kari is a Keeper of Secrets in Fantasy and a Daemon Prince in 40k.

Such consistency.

[ArchAnge1LT]

Originally posted by White, the Augur of Ecstasy:

N'kari is a Keeper of Secrets in Fantasy and a Daemon Prince in 40k.

Such consistency.

I mean there are hundred more examples of this, does not mean they share the world, just some core aspects of Warhammer, like Chaos gods.

[BrowneHawk]

No way, although Sigmar was powerful, he was by no means a Primarch. Unlike you who reads wiki pages, I read the time of legends book about Sigmar. He has normal relations with females, is Human size. Now he could be a strong psyker, thats plausible.

As far as the old world being a world in 40k. Could indeed be a thing.

[Gorwe]

A lot of it is conjecture based on the relative lack of creativity from GW's side in recent times. All they do is copy, paste and rearrange(like changing names and such).

The most accurate version would be: We don't know whether Fantasy and 40k have in-universe connections or whether it is just a lack of creativity on GW's side.