Kingdom Come: Deliverance, but Warhammer 40k

I don't know what to write...

I feel like I'm the kind of person who gets writer's block when writing a launch message.

Let me briefly introduce Kingdom Come: Deliverance and Warhammer 40.

I feel that most of my readers are familiar with some of Warhammer 40, so let's start with Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

The Kingdom Come: Deliverance series includes 1 and 2.

Aside from the combat system being relatively difficult for new players to grasp (I've heard that Mount & Blade players pick it up very quickly).

It's a pretty good game. (Although it didn't win any awards.)

It's highly immersive and perfect for playing on weekends when you have plenty of free time (remember to install the auto-save mod).

It tells the story of medieval Bohemia, in the Laté region.

Henry, the son of a blacksmith, loses his adoptive parents and childhood sweetheart during a Cuman invasion and flees his hometown to seek revenge.

Finally, within three months, one can become the Bohemian Sword Saint, the Thief Saint, the Mass Killer, the Black Wizard, the Legendary Blacksmith, etc... (of course, the above are things that players do).

Henry in the story is a very kind and righteous person... a true saint. (I wrote this because I like this character.)

As for the plot, the author won't spoil it...

This is a really good game...

As for Warhammer 40K.

To be honest, I'm pretty much a novice. The closest game I've played is Total War: Warhammer II.

But that's Warhammer...

Therefore, the original title of this book should have been "Kingdom of Salvation: But the Celestial Empire of China"

It's a real shame that he didn't pass the internal interview, which led to this outcome.

The name Salia actually comes from the medieval Salia, the goddess of white doves and mercy. (Some translations seem to use the name Salia?)

I think it's inappropriate to call her Slaanesh. Although she is called Slaanesh, it's actually a somewhat incomplete translation of the Chinese meaning.

He should be more accurately described as a god of indulgence, embodying arrogance, perfection, and a pursuit of art.

  

I think it was the hardest to write, mainly because greed and desire don't fit Henry's character...

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In the end, I was eating raw meat while writing...

Regarding the sources of both settings, I have modified some of the settings...

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I don't know how to write a launch message!

(This chapter will be continuously updated; I'll continue to write whatever comes to mind.)