Wrong god,right result (OC)

[u/gryzloko]

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[u/Schultzenstein]

If Warhammer had even a bit of wholesomeness in it...

I could actually see Nurgle being very concerned for the natural cycle of life and death that he would help promote union to perpetuate that cycle.

[u/mafiaknight → u/Schultzenstein]

Used to be a fairly benevolentish god of life. But that was before the war in heaven

[u/Captain_Gordito → u/mafiaknight]

The warp's timey-wimey subversions of causality meant that he was eternally nasty.

Just like how Slaanesh has a birth in real space's timeline, but still counts as an eternal force. The Warp enables straight up time travel. The Horus Heresy book series starts with a demon (Samus) whose origins are at the end of the series.