Is Kenshi taking place in the Warhammer 40k Universe? | Kenshi Lore 

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Fuck yeah lol

For real though, this game accommodates a bowl pretty well. That atmospheric story-telling, and what not, and the schizoid internal dialogue and imaginary relationships between characters. :D

thats me right now

I would agree but there are cannibals and skin peelers in the world that are bordering chaos worship they would be purged just to be safe.

Um robot people sound like men of iron to men that's pretty heretical and could Warrant an exsterminatus

@@YOGI-kb9tg heretics themselfs are no reason to exsterminatus, if the planet is beyond ANY recovery, then it's exsterminatus time

​@@YOGI-kb9tg still too far from far gone

@@YOGI-kb9tg Nah, the Imperium ran into plenty of planets with robots and minor AI during the Great Crusade, and didn't resort to Exterminatus. Actually executing an Exterminatus was exceedingly rare during the Great Crusade. So rare that only the Emperor himself had the authority to order one. It was only later, during and after the Horus Heresy, that Exterminatus became more commonly used specifically in order to combat Chaos. But it would be many millennia before Exterminatus became as common as it would be in the 41st Millennium. Even then, the presence of heretical technology was pretty much never the kind of thing they'd destroy a world over. The AdMech would rather lose a billion Skitarii fighting a brutal ground war to recover any archaeo-tech the AI might be hoarding, rather than risk destroying sacred knowledge.

i personally think the admech allowed the tau to survive so that the aliens could be test subjects to warp storm exposure

They'd wipe out the population of the planet, but they wouldn't exterminatus the planet

If Kenshi is taking place during Old Night M25-M30 then they probably wouldn't even be found because the Great Crusade doesn't really get going till late M30. If it takes place post M30 and The Mechanicus got wind of Men of Iron on Kenshi they would NOT allow them to continue like the Imperium did with the Tau. The Tau were a natural primitive society when first found, not the epitome of Mans folly.

Could be. They do look pretty xeno though

@@phoenixdash549 So do a lot of other Abhuman's, but all things considered the Shek are pretty mild on the WTF scale of Abhuman's and mutants. (Just a little on the terms Abhuman's have a stable genome meaning each generation is pretty much the same as the last with predicable evolutionary drift in their genetics... while true mutants each generation is different with varying degrees of aberrance this being due to varying things such as mutagenic viruses, warp corruption, or possible nanotech... that or they have the psyker gene) Considering that Beastmen are used as slaves and conscripted cannon fodder in some places where as Ogryn's Ratlings and Felinid's are specialized guard troops and heavy labourers I can see the Shek having a good chance to be used in the guard especially as they are still pretty human like with their faces and body shape along with the relative common as their more or less humans with stronger muscles natural bone plate armour and heightened aggression.... The hivers are just DEAD their ain't no ifs or buts their just too different and the holy nations primary deity being what is essentially an AI titan is a big NO NO so I can see that being supressed into the dirt... greenlanders are a given in that their basic humans so they are getting integrated, scorchlanders may very well be considered just a more acclimated local human variant but there is the chance that they may be considered a bit close to the Abhuman line. Skeletons are absolutely kill on sight, Unless the one making the decision is a radical inquisitor

only problem is that the shek would never call themselves humans so unless the imperium did a DNA test they would be murdered because they would swear they arn't human@@majnabunny

@@majnabunny Black skin, glowing eyes, good at crafting. Scorchlanders are Salamanders.

@@raburetayou are on to something here

Ok that is badass

SPICE!

The Bonedogs shall be spared.

@@Peter_Turbo4 atleast we will have new K9 units for the imperial guard.

Nah, the Imperium almost never destroyed worlds because of AI, especially during the Great Crusade when only the Emperor himself had the authority to declare Exterminatus. In fact, the presence of advanced robots and minor AI like we see in Kenshi is the kind of thing that gets the AdMech positively salivating over what archaeotech they might find. The vastly more likely scenario is that a legion of tech-priests and Skitarii descends on the planet, destroys the Skeletons, and starts digging up every bit of tech they can, in the hopes of discovering an STC.

One can only dream

Its tidally locked only to the larger planet-moon pair seen in the sky, not to the star. Personally, I think its just a way to excuse that planet/moon pair always being there in the skybox.

@@ahmataevo allright

Yeah, there have been a couple of good ones recently, but the overall track record is pretty bad

I will probably make some other cross-over videos like this one in the future and will take your idea into account!

When coming up with theories like this it's important to take a step back and go "Yes, these two settings share these elements, but how prevalent are these elements in the genre as a whole?" because 99% of the time, you'll see they aren't direct references or connections but rather just someone covering the basics of worldbuilding.

Dude, ever heard of head cannon? Theory? Or just playing with your imagination?