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8/3/2025, 12:41:58 AM
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No it's normal anon, fantasy and 40k are pretty simple to understand from just a quick look (fantasy earth vs sci fi solar system) while aos is a bit more out there with its world. You're not the first to ask this question and you won't be the last. Imo it's best compared to norse mythology, with their different worlds (midgard, asgard, vanaheim,...) connected through the world-tree. Although I guess the simplest comparison is just a solar system with 8 flat planets.
Regarding CoS, fluffwise there's a lot of variation between armies, but the model range just represent one basic standard (even in-universe it's a whole thing that this standard approach doesn't work nearly as well as it does in others). Picrel shows the (simplified) heraldry and colours for the main cities.
No it's normal anon, fantasy and 40k are pretty simple to understand from just a quick look (fantasy earth vs sci fi solar system) while aos is a bit more out there with its world. You're not the first to ask this question and you won't be the last. Imo it's best compared to norse mythology, with their different worlds (midgard, asgard, vanaheim,...) connected through the world-tree. Although I guess the simplest comparison is just a solar system with 8 flat planets.
Regarding CoS, fluffwise there's a lot of variation between armies, but the model range just represent one basic standard (even in-universe it's a whole thing that this standard approach doesn't work nearly as well as it does in others). Picrel shows the (simplified) heraldry and colours for the main cities.
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