What Sets Nurgle Apart from the Other Chaos Gods?!  

3x3 the offerings be. Praise to Tzeentch

Khorn since, honestly, he seems the most genuine. He won't back stab you, you're unlikely to mutate very much. Basically he just wants you to not be a coward.

Fat nurglings Plague burgers Beast of the nurgle No social distancing Simple as... Joke is this one TW3 video where this dude called plague bearers "plague burgers"

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So nurgle is the Thanos of 40K

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Sounds like loads of salt, everything needs balance, Change vs Stasis, the cycle can't be peaceful if it's to move forward.

Nurgle is living epitome "I built up this temple,but i won't leave a piece of his temple"

I even hate the way you say Nurgle, but that's just me I guess

@@durere It ain’t always that deep! (Most relatable bar in that entire song)

​@@durere Some Gods just cringeworthy, it ain't even gotta be deep I guess

We don't wanna hear you say nurgle no more

Become a machine?

@@jackulousb6336 even machines can become corroded, its coding slowly taken over by glitches and bugs, its parts ground down and clogged with gunk and debris. The machine may be able to live longer than the flesh, but it too is subjected to the slow march towards death and decay.

Dont have fear. In the end the extinction awaits all of us. Loading screen hint from darktide

*Necrons come a'knockin'

Transhumanism. Be a perpetual. There's ways.

you know morty got the belt LOL

@@mewre2062 cancelled his supply of copeium pills and painkillers probably 😂

Mortarion is the reason his garden got burned. Mortarion was fighting a returned Guilliman when the Emperor possessed Guilliman to give him the edge he needed to win. Mortarion saw an opportunity to kill both of them but Nurgle said to leave. Mort ignored Nurgle and The Emperor stared into Mortarions eyes and basically telephoned Fire straight back to Nurgle. Setting both the God and his garden on Fire. Nurgle was very mad that day

@@Broomer52 yeah, and on top of that Nurgle wanted Morty to come back with Ku’Gath (iirc I might be misspelling his name) because Khornes minions were attacking his garden, with both that and the Emperors attacks, both of which would’ve been prevented if Morty had listened, grandpapa Nurgle was NOT pleased to say the least 😂

Modern 40k lore is just so bad.

But eventually nurgle wins, the universe will eventually end in heat death. Hence "all is dust" And the rebirth is still nurgle's. The decay that breeds bacteria etc

@@TheLegPumpkin Nurgle will disappear as well when that happens because the Warp will be gone. If the universe is reborn and the Warp returns with Chaos Nurgle may return but so would Tzeentch. Birth, decay, rebirth and change are constants that will exist as long existence does. Nurgle will never be rid of Tzeentch.

Even life and death have a finite lifespan. When the last black hole blinks out Nurgle will have died long ago.

​@@TheLegPumpkinyou're describing change. That's more permanent than decay since decay entails life. Change is everything

@@TheLegPumpkin except Nurgle wont win in the end, the late game winner is clearly gonna be the Tyrannids and Nurgle cannot influence their cycle of changes or rebirth, or their cycles because they are immune to the warp influence. Having something repeat itself in a cycle isnt enough for him to stay alive and manifest himself in the warp.

Not really the chaos gods only came to be because the eldar participated in the war in heaven destabilizing the warp so ofc a entity like korne would emerge first after a conflict like that gaining a massive headstart for his birth massing vast amounts of power. But it really doesnt matter that much by scale they are pretty much all the same age just a couple of hundreds of years apart besides slanesh being ~30.000 years younger than the rest. Its pretty stupid lore wise that they had to push all old chaos gods into the 2 milenium so they roughly correlate to known history.

Technically, due to the nature of the warp, the chaos gods always have and always will be both first and last. That’s warp time bs for you. None of them came first, but all of them came first at the same time.

​@@nebei3740Didn't Chaos Gods originate from the corruption of what they symbolise? And technically, Nurgle is the first Chais God.

Nurgle was the first of the 4 brothers. Hence why he was called Grandfather. Then it was Tzeentch, brought about to challenge Nurgle's cycle and change things. From this, hatred for life where despite change there was still a cycle of death decay was born and soon led to wars and slaughter to control ones' fate, and then Khorne rose to Challenge them both leading to the shattering of Tzeentch and Khorne becoming the strongest. Then from victory and domination of things that can and can't be changed came excess and indulgence creating Slaanesh. Whether it be 40k or fantasy this is how things went the only difference is the Eldar are solely responsible for Slaanesh in 40k. By the way this is paraphrased.

@@mylesdrake2949 Thanks for the clarification.

"You and I are destined to do this forever"

Qualifying it as "Change And Knowledge" kind of implies there be an active impetus. Technically new (changed) life grows from the old decay, but its still "kinda the same," and Most Likely would just perpetuate the cycle Nurgle is an avatar of without inter-ference/-vention. Tzeentch cannot be "the order of Chaos," that makes no sense. Squawk off

Exactly. They hate each other because they are basically the same. Both are future and the past of present, when it changes constantly, but in bigger picture that change itself is a part of cycle. Same with slaanesh and khorne. Both loves indulging in present, just different kind of interests. Honestly GW nailed these concepts of chaos.

Chaos gods all embody fundamental concepts that will arise with life, sooner or later. So yes the things they represent are always present

Tzeentch and Nurgle hate each other because they are fundementally the same, but Tzeentch insists on being a crafty prick as a show of superiority. Life is a cycle that ends in death, but Death brings certainty and arguably peace, while in life one thing that is guaranteed is Chaos and change, because no mortal can 100% ensure things go the way they want. Nurgle is content to passively indulge in the cycle because even if no one gets sick, in death, things will rot and decay, but Tzeentch insists on sticking his fingers into everyone's business just because he can - it's like being stuck with an eternal roommate that keeps eating your food in the fridge and smiles smugly when you catch them, even though you had planned to share with them to begin with.

yes, but big difference is nurgle is like a buddhist monk while tzeentch is a adhd addicted tik tok influencer

there are actually many people who support this idea:)

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​@@axashuraggath7865 A minor and very enigmatic Warp god who aspires to become the 5th major god. He's very nieche and there is little known about it. But he also has his own traitor space marine warband which is cool....

Heresy

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thats is tzeentch point her is having fun with the great game, her truly don't whats wins( on lore her already have 2 chances of end but don't make this because her will don't have nothing to do after)

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There's Nurgle's "wife," Isha, who is the eldar goddess of healing, but thanks to Slanessh, she's a lot weak now, ended up in Nurgle's realm and let just say she wished she died along other gods when Slanessh's birth. There's also a Tau god starting to form since they're slowly growing and believe in "the greater good". High chance it might be a good god too. But yea, despite Nurgle's appearance / nature, he'll still love almost all beings...sure he showers his "love" of plague and death, but thought counts

​@@aminmian7291Which book has this forming tau deity?

@@frankignatius2507 I dont think it's official but rumors are swirling around, it's like the space drawfs (aka The Leagues of Voltans), it's canon, not canon; so who knows. Some say it might be like a Tau version of a Hindu or Budhist like detity, but who know. As for now, the Tau Empire is still consider too small compared to the rest of the factions to have a strong enough worship to make a god like how the Eldar did with Shaalnesh. And to top it off, the Tau dont has barely any affect with the Warp so mostly like they'll probally need like 10000000+x more worshipers than the imperium to make a god. And yes I'm counting the other races within the empire too.

Not even Tzeentch! He’s the king of “winging it”!

Raincheck, Nurgle is actually a fan of Isha because how she heals diseases and rejuvenates wounded Aeldari, but he shows his admiration by poisoning her and watched as she heals herself Tldr: It's just for his own pleasure

and Nurgle can be adopted by millions of creatures even without being active:)

Nurgle infected space marines.... the death guard even... tell me whats passive about them? They aren't passive. they are determined, as they know Nurgle is inevitable. They don't need to hurry it. It is inevitable.

@Warhammer40kLore again passivity 😃! Also, unlike khorne, nurgle has large selection of arsenal which he loves his armies having long range weapons and artillery! Not mention some machinery!

@ewils423 you know what I mean when I'm saying the words "passive" but like you said it's inevitable! That's why nurgle is my second favorite. Me I like slaanesh more cause the character of evil 😈 that she/he represents and how slaanesh is the most potentially dangerous chaos god outta the 4. Reason why I put khorne at the buttom of my list is because he is very straightforward and I dislike the fact that he doesn't do range attacks or some level of magic 🫤 as stated before all other chaos faction has their own armies and methods of killing.

Or Tzeentch, but honestly I think this whole breakdown and comparison is off in a few places.

maybe you want to give us some information about it :)

Why not share your enlightenment? ​@@comadrone_xix

​@@hell1942well for miss pink it's not just pain it's also the good stuff she is the god of all excess not just pain murdering and the (R) but all excess so as long as people feel some type of way you know were am going with this

Tzeentch is change for change sake. If you built a utopia , Tzeentch would want to mess with it. If you built a stagnate dystopia, Tzeentch would want to mess with it​@@comadrone_xix

An ever changing disease would heavily encroach on tzeenches domain as hes the lord of change and entropy and all that by decieving him which hes also the lord of yeah that would be a easy way for nurgle to just give tzeench a free power up

@@nebei3740 You got a very valid point there, sir. In that case Nurgle should use Tzeech nemesis: order, or a non-allowing change disease, like to putting him in a catatonic state. That's what could stop Tzeech.

absolutely:)

Well said, heretic.