Emperor's Children: Why They Need a Healer

A Faction of Excess, But No Healer?

The Emperor's Children, a faction of traitor Space Marines, have recently received a plethora of new models. They boast fancy leaders, tough soldiers, and even flying monsters. However, there's one crucial element missing: a healer, or apothecary.

The Unfairness of Fallen Warriors

In the game, when a soldier falls, they're gone forever. But other factions, like the World Eaters, possess the ability to resurrect their fallen. This disparity seems unfair.

The Emperor's Children are defined by their love of pleasure and excess. It only makes sense that they should have a way to bring their fallen back as well.

A Historical Precedent

In the lore, the Emperor's Children experimented with enhancing their bodies. They even had a character named Venekhar, who recovered Gene-Seeds from fallen warriors. This is part of their history.

So, why not in the game?

More Than Just a Game

Some might argue that it's just a game, and rules don't have to make sense. But if the World Eaters can resurrect their fallen, why can't the Emperor's Children?

It's not about fairness. It's about staying true to their story.

A Call for an Apothecary

The Emperor's Children are known for their excess and indulgence. They should have a way to bring their fallen back. It's part of who they are.

So, why not add an apothecary to the game? It would enhance gameplay and honor their lore.