What is the appeal of Nurgle?
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What is the appeal of Nurgle?
Among mortals, Nurgle appeals to the downtrodden and hopeless. Nurgle appears to be the only Chaos God that has any sort of genuine care for his followers, offering them respite from pain and suffering caused by disease and death.
Do Nurgle followers feel pain?
Those who worship Nurgle are those suffering and wanting freedom from sickness and pain, unaware that they are rapidly becoming more sick yet feeling less pain.
Why do people worship khorne?
Khorne, also called the Blood God and the Lord of Skulls, is the Chaos God of blood, war and murder. A devotee of Khorne is as likely to be an honourable champion in combat as a blood-crazed slaughterer.
Is nurgle real?
Nurgle. This one is probably the easiest as his name is almost a direct copy of the name of the real world Mesopotamian god Nergal, consort of Ereshkigal and god of war, pestilence, and death.
Who does nurgle hate?
Nurgle hates the dwarfs because they are resistant to his plagues because they are magical in origin or something like that(I am not lore expert). From what I have heard khorne seems to basically hate everything.
What are followers of nurgle called?
| Nurgle | |
|---|---|
| Domains | Despair, Hopelessness, Life |
| Type | God |
| Affiliation | Elves |
| Followers | Cult of Nurgle |
Are daemons of nurgle 40K?
Nurgle Daemons are a truly unique army in 40K. Whether you’re interested in running mono-Nurgle Daemons or want to soup them into your broader Chaos list, hopefully you’ve gained a greater understanding of this faction’s gameplay.
Are nurgle daemons friendly?
Nurgle and his daemons, in contrast to their putrid appearance, are jovial and friendly in demeanor. His daemon servants and mortal followers usually demonstrate a disturbing joviality and joy at the pestilence that he inflicts, seeing the plagues as gifts and the cries of their victims as gratitude rather than agony.
How does khorne feel about nurgle?
They hate each other, generally speaking. They are working together sometimes, but only if it is really unavoidable. Khorn loathes Tzeentch, because Tzeentch is the god of magic, while Khorn hates magic. Tzeentch hates Nurgle, because Tzeentch is the god of hope, and Nurgle the god of despair.