dimandre
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Let me introduce you to another great universe!
Although, you might already be familiar with it...
But just in case, here it is: **THIS IS NOT WARHAMMER!**
And this isn't either.
And this is NOT Necrons.
And this is NOT Eldar.
And this is NOT Tyranids.
And this is not Orcs.
Orcs don't seem to exist there at all.
It's called **Warmachine**, a steampunk Warhammer for the less fortunate. Or **Hordes** – it's roughly like Warhammer, but also like 40k, only set in the same world. That is, in its somewhat industrialized part, and in completely wild places where they still fight with stone axes.
Something like this:
I've never played this tabletop game, I'll admit – but the rulebooks are incredibly beautiful; you could just use them as art albums. And there's a lot of lore.
And yes, there are Russians there, bearded and wearing ushankas.
And, strangely enough, they're not even the villains... At least, not the main villains, which is a good thing in today's world.
Although, you might already be familiar with it...
But just in case, here it is: **THIS IS NOT WARHAMMER!**
And this isn't either.
And this is NOT Necrons.
And this is NOT Eldar.
And this is NOT Tyranids.
And this is not Orcs.
Orcs don't seem to exist there at all.
It's called **Warmachine**, a steampunk Warhammer for the less fortunate. Or **Hordes** – it's roughly like Warhammer, but also like 40k, only set in the same world. That is, in its somewhat industrialized part, and in completely wild places where they still fight with stone axes.
Something like this:
I've never played this tabletop game, I'll admit – but the rulebooks are incredibly beautiful; you could just use them as art albums. And there's a lot of lore.
And yes, there are Russians there, bearded and wearing ushankas.
And, strangely enough, they're not even the villains... At least, not the main villains, which is a good thing in today's world.