If you had a relative that was centuries old and they didn’t get you a nepo baby role in the space cult, what was wrong with you?

I want to play this!

It is. Crazy how many countries get away with genocide.

It’s not just that they’ve functionally destroyed their OS shoehorning this shit in, it’s that they also need to extract how we try to interact with the husk of its corpse so they can train an AI on how to fix it.

All I wanna do
is see you turn into
a giant woman.

You must age immediately! (WTF?)

Great use of your time! I’m curious what lists you use, I haven’t maintained mine and need to set it up again.

How was it?

The only real barriers would be the same ones we experience - access, privilege, and bureaucracy. On some worlds, people could reshape their bodies as easily as getting a haircut and on others, war, poverty, or dogma would make even basic care impossible.

It’d likely be trivially easy and unnoticed, barely a consideration in society because at that point it’d have been a common medical procedure for 10k years.

If the Imperium has rejuv treatments to extend regular human lives hundreds of years, the ability to gene-sculpt demigods, and upload consciousness to a hard drive; I find it more unbelievable that transitioning is somehow unheard of in a society of trillions of people.

Talon of Horus is quite good. I love ADB’s take on Abaddon.

I can’t wait to paint her, her name is Princess and that’s canon 😆

Grey Hunter by William King
Angels of Darkness by Gav Thorpe
The Road of Skulls by Josh Reynolds
Warriors of Ultramar by Graham McNeill
Necropolis by Dan Abnett
The Death of Antagonis by David Annandale
The Legion of the Damned by Rob Sanders
Valkia by Sarah Cawkwell
Red Tithe by Robbie MacNiven