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* [[Black and Gray Morality]]: While the Empire isn't near as [[Darker and Edgier|grimdark]] as [[Warhammer 40,000|the Imperium of Man]], even at its murkiest it's far preferable to the realms of Chaos. |
* [[Black and Gray Morality]]: While the Empire isn't near as [[Darker and Edgier|grimdark]] as [[Warhammer 40,000|the Imperium of Man]], even at its murkiest it's far preferable to the realms of Chaos. |
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* [[Clock Punk]]/[[Steampunk]]: The more advanced technological units that the Dwarves and Empire can deploy come across as this. |
* [[Clock Punk]]/[[Steampunk]]: The more advanced technological units that the Dwarves and Empire can deploy come across as this. |
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* [[Crystal Dragon Jesus]]: The Cult of Sigmar. |
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* [[Death From Above]]: Some of the magic spells that can be cast on the battlefield amount to this. Not to mention how aerial units can sweep down to kill unsuspecting troops. |
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* [[Death World]]: Territories under the Vampire Counts turn into veritable graves where the undead walk with impunity. While lands taken over by Chaos morph into literal pieces of Hell. |
* [[Death World]]: Territories under the Vampire Counts turn into veritable graves where the undead walk with impunity. While lands taken over by Chaos morph into literal pieces of Hell. |
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* [[Fantasy Counterpart Culture]]: Quite a few, befitting both a ''[[Total War]]'' title and its ''[[Warhammer]]'' setting: |
* [[Fantasy Counterpart Culture]]: Quite a few, befitting both a ''[[Total War]]'' title and its ''[[Warhammer]]'' setting: |
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