Are Eldar good?

The Eldar are also not ‘good’ either, (by which I mean the craftworld variety) as they see themselves as being above everything else, & they have no qualms about allowing millions of others to die so that a few hundred of their own species may survive. The Tau are often seen as being a ‘good’ race, but they are not.

Are the Eldar doomed?

The Eldar are Doomed not because they can’t reproduce, but because they can do nothing but watch as what made them great in the first place slowly fades to oblivion. They are in a leaking raft in the middle of the ocean. They can’t repair the breach.

Are Eldar extinct?

These are the Eldar, a race that is all but extinct, the last remnants of a people whose mere dreams once overturned worlds and quenched suns.

Are the Eldar and Imperium allies?

Eldar and Imperium have been teaming up against Chaos since time immemorial. After defeating a Chaos incursion, Tallarn and Eldar swore a friendship pact and parted in peace.

How are the Eldar evil?

They aren’t ‘evil’. They are callous, uncaring about anyone except themselves, and amazingly arrogant. They will arrange the destruction of whole worlds of alien species if it will save a handful of their own. They’re no worse than the Imperium really.

Can Eldar like humans?

The Eldar: Some Eldar have forged short-term alliances with others, including the Imperium, to fight a common threat. A few have even formed friendships with humans. But the Eldar are so advanced that they consider us humans as no more than apes.

What do Eldar call humans?

Mon’Keigh

Can necrons feel emotions?

Necrons do not have any true feelings or emotions. They find no joy in life. They find no fear, grief, or sorrow, either.

Why do the necrons hate Tyranids?

The Necrons use weaponry the Tyranids cannot adapt to, simply because its basicly a molecule breaking tractor beam (vacuum cleaner), the necron worlds as “usually” just dead planets with little to no biomass, the Tyranids cannot replenish their forces battling them.

Are necrons overpowered?

Necrons are “overpowered” because they change the meta a bit, side-stepping the plethora of Ignores Cover weapons to ignore cover in favour of Resurrection protocols. They basically have bolters that glance vehicles.

Can anything stop the Tyranids?

The only way to truly defeat the tyranids in battle is to fight them in space, and even then, you’d need a lot of ships. Destroying this won’t completely stop the inflow of more tyranids, but its possible that the beacon is drawing some sort of super-fleet that would most likely definitely eat everything all by itself.

How dangerous are the Tyranids?

They’re dangerous, yes, but every faction so far that’s fought them has only been a small percentage of said faction. Necrons would completely roflstomp if they woke up and decided to terminate them. The entire Imperium focusing on them would have a good fighting chance too.

Are tyranids intelligent?

The Tyranids, as a species, don’t have a strategy, really. They are singularly focused around gathering as much biomass as “Tyranidly” possible. That is not, however, to say the upper echelon of that species is not intelligent. They are, to an unparalleled degree, masters of adaptability.

Can tyranids speak?

They speak to humans using telepathy, and they can now ally with Space Wolves as battle brothers, because reasons.

Can tyranids eat daemons?

Daemons, being creatures of the Warp, have neither DNA nor biomass for the fleet, so Tyranids probably ignore eating them for the most part. They have no reason at all to consume Daemons that are going to dissipate back into the Warp in a few hours.