#amarnat

[pakongg]

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让循环终止吧！

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感谢老师绘制！

[cultural-marsism1]

[ocherednoe-dno]

Amarnat versus Belisarius Cawl: heretekal hive mind battle of the century

[mountainashfae]

Finally breaking my silence on spoilery Rogue Trader art. I just think it's really really funny that Amarnat and Confessor literally are Nomos's dads and, having the power of a C'tan shard, they should be able to shapeshift into a smaller form. Perhaps one resembling the Rogue Trader.

[argrash]

You, even since finishing I have been thinking a lot about Pasqal and Amarnat. And I feel like he has been able to capture a part of the admech that I feel like needs more emphasis. so here comes a giant, probably incoherent and possibly somewhat pretentious rant.

There is something about Pasqal pulling a fucking Cawl, and turning himself into something inhuman, something more than human, simply by adding more humanity into himself. I don't know. I think it is because since I have read Dune, I find myself looking at the admech from the same perspective as the Tleilaxu from Dune. Who are clearly their inspiration. This transhumanist, secretive group of people, who have done everything to lose all their regular humanity. In general in Dune there is this theme of humans losing their humanity by becoming "more". Sometimes for the better, often for the worse for the people they influence. Mentats lose their humanity and see the world around them as a giant pool of data from which calculations and derivations are made, the Bene Gesserit become teachers of humanity, but therefore suppress their own humanity in the process. Paul loses his humanity as Kwisatz Haderach in order to become the Emperor and allow for the Jihad to happen. And Leto II (the second) shows that the one thing that stopped Paul from fully embracing the Golden Path was actually his last shred of humanity, by attaching himself to Chani.

With Pasqal and particularly with Amarnat I feel like it was the first time I really started seeing that part back. With how he combines multiple humans, and clearly, after becoming Amarnat, he is less human than he was before. He knows more, understands more of the world around him, but it came at the cost of losing a big part of his humanity. He joins the consciousness of 7 techpriests, each with their own qualities together to become something greater even than simply the sum of those 7. This combined with all the Buddhist speaking (Cycles being disconnected, suggesting a kind of Nirvana being reached as Amarnat). It truly feels like Amarnat has become for me the true techpriest. Becoming simultaneously more and less than human in a single action.

I think it also shows what, in the larger GW narrative, is missing for me with the admech as a whole. Right now they have just become the people who hand out the macguffins for the imperium whenever they need one, but a stronger focus needs to lie on this weird, secretive theological side, this strong philosophical difference with the larger Imperium, and quite frankly, all other factions in warhammer. It is why I genuinely hope that we get a new named character for the Admech which is some kind of religious messianic figure, who stands in absolute opposition to Cawl.

Rogue trader feels like a game which really looked at the roots of what Warhammer was built upon, and really tried to ingrain itself in those roots again, which I think is a major part of why the game is so good and all the flavour and factions feel so on point. I genuinely hope that the people at GW look at rogue trader again, and take some inspiration and return a bit more to their inspirations again, particularly their roots in Dune, which would be the best time to do it with the new Dune movies

[pakongg]

阿玛纳特

其实是因为汉化错误而闹出来的乌龙

不过阿玛纳特当年到底有没有戴面具，谁知道呢…

放出两个很难取舍的光环造型，最后贪心地全要了☺️

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感谢老师绘制！