So, WHIII campaign story is basically...

PraiseSigmaw · January 20

The bear God Ursun has been kidnapped by Be'lakor (aka Ranger Smith) are you a bad enough dude to rescue (or kill if you are playing as Chaos) Ursun?

Also, Miao Ying: dude, where's my little sister?

Did i get It right?

Red_Dox · January 20

You are missing the plot twist were everyone thinks it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox

SerPus · January 20

PraiseSigmaw said:
Did i get It right?

If you leave away all the details, yes.

ArneSo · January 20

Yes that's pretty much it.

SerPus · January 20

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone things it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

The real twist is that Sarthorael is still the final boss.

PraiseSigmaw · January 20

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone things it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox

But what if the True Final Boss is Nagash?

Grba · January 20

I wonder how mere mortal managed to capture and wound a freaking god!

SerPus · January 20

Grba said:
I wonder how mere mortal managed to capture and wound a freaking god!

He didn't capture Ursun.
As for wounding

Hondlis · January 20

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone thinks it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox

Horned rat who holds Belakor hostage who holds Ursun hostage who holds Cathay sister hostage.

It's basically Taken movie story.

Storeslem · January 20

The whole Ursun story is cringe imo. Bear god...

Red_Dox · January 20

Hondlis said:

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone thinks it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox
Horned rat who holds Belakor hostage who holds Ursun hostage who holds Cathay sister hostage.

It's basically Taken movie story.

Well, we know then what happens next when Nagash gets a phone call.

-----Red Dox

Krunch · January 20

SerPus said:

Grba said:
I wonder how mere mortal managed to capture and wound a freaking god!
He didn't capture Ursun.
As for wounding

I can't believe the Godslayer actually thought he killed Ursun with that rinky dink little pistol. He needs an Elephant gun to take down something that size.

Beardedragon · January 20

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone thinks it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox

Dont you think its a bit redundant to write your name at the bottom of your post, when your name is already shown at the top?

lcmiracle · January 20

I think it's implied that the "Godslayer" thought he killed Ursun, but probably just got help from one of the Dark Gods or even Be'lakor, since the latter was supposed to have plotted for milennia for revenge, and he needed a physical body, like he did during the events of Mordheim. Whether the plot back fires, well, I suppose we will see...

kratostatic · January 20

Maybe the real big bad is the friends we made along the way.

SerPus · January 20

lcmiracle said:
I think it's implied that the "Godslayer" thought he killed Ursun, but probably just got help from one of the Dark Gods or even Be'lakor, since the latter was supposed to have plotted for milennia for revenge, and he needed a physical body, like he did during the events of Mordheim. Whether the plot back fires, well, I suppose we will see...

It's pretty much said directly. Be'lakor also tricked the Godslayer into thinking that Ursun is dead.

wunderb0r · January 20

Storeslem said:
The whole Ursun story is cringe imo. Bear god...

you still use "cringe"? cringe

Beardedragon · January 20

I think the story sounds fine to me.

ROMOBOY · January 20

Beardedragon said:

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone thinks it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox
Dont you think its a bit redundant to write your name at the bottom of your post, when your name is already shown at the top?

Yurisusuki · January 20

Hondlis said:

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone thinks it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox
Horned rat who holds Belakor hostage who holds Ursun hostage who holds Cathay sister hostage.

It's basically Taken movie story.

Sigmar holds Nagash hostage, who holds the Horned rat hostage, who holds Belakor hostage, who holds Ursine hostage, who holds chatay sister hostage, who holds Asuryan Hostage, who holds Khaine Hostage, who holds the Holy roman emperor Carlos V hostage, who holds Sigmar Hostage

Nikolabrac · January 20

SerPus said:

Grba said:
I wonder how mere mortal managed to capture and wound a freaking god!
He didn't capture Ursun.
As for wounding

My man killed a Bear god with a flintlock, damn! Why dont we use a rifle to kill Khorne next

Shogun_Sanjuro · January 20

Also Ogres want to eat the big bear, probably.

PraiseSigmaw · January 21

Shogun_Sanjuro said:
Also Ogres want to eat the big bear, probably.

Because of course they do.

CountTalabecland · January 21

I am confused, has Ursun always been a literal living bear located somewhere in kislev?

PraiseSigmaw · January 21

Nikolabrac said:

SerPus said:

Grba said:
I wonder how mere mortal managed to capture and wound a freaking god!
He didn't capture Ursun.
As for wounding

My man killed a Bear god with a flintlock, damn! Why dont we use a rifle to kill Khorne next

Well in D&D gods (those that got stats at least) can be damaged by magic weapons. Which is way the Lady of Pain never got official stats, because if you stat a character in D&D players will try to kill it.

Lord_Zarkov · January 21

CountTalabecland said:
I am confused, has Ursun always been a literal living bear located somewhere in kislev?

That bit of the cinematic took place in the Realm of Chaos.

Whatever a god actually is (and that is relatively complex in itself) when encountered in the Realm of Chaos Ursun would obviously appear as a bear as that’s how he’s conceptualised.

Similarly while the Godslayer literally fired a bullet at the conceptualisation of Ursun, the cinematic seemed to suggest that his thoughts, emotions and betrayal were much more important to why Ursun was so affected than the actual bullet itself.

Mr_Finley7 · January 21

I’m **** that Kislevs chief deity is basically Princess peach.

Also I’m not down with Belakor being able to kidnap a literal god

Theo91 · January 21

Red_Dox said:
You are missing the plot twist were everyone thinks it is Be'lakor but then at the end it will be revealed to be the Horned Rat who holds Ursun hostage.

-----Red Dox

i can't tell if this is serious or not but that would be so good haha

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