What If the T-800 Terminator Legion met the Necrons?

Описание: What happens when the ultimate killing machines of Earth meet the undying horrors of the 41st Millennium?

In this feature-length Warhammer 40k What If audio documentary, we explore a nightmare scenario: The T-800 Terminator Legion and the dark intelligence of Skynet are transported across time and space to the barren wastes of a Necron Tomb World.

Skynet believes it has found a dead planet to strip for resources. It believes its logic is flawless and its machines are invincible. But beneath the black sands, the Necron Dynasties are waking up.

Join us on Warhammer Crossverse as we analyze this ultimate clash of "Machine vs. Machine." We dive deep into the lore mechanics of how Gauss Weaponry would interact with Mimetic Polyalloy (T-1000s), how the Logic of Skynet fares against the madness of the Destroyer Cults, and what happens when a C'tan Shard of the Void Dragon meets an Abominable Intelligence.

This isn't just a battle; it's a philosophical war between the soulless new and the soulless ancient. Can the Terminators adapt to the cosmic horror of the Grimdark, or will they become just another trophy for the Silent King?

Key Story Arc:

The Incursion: Skynet arrives on Antaro IV.

The Contact: T-800s vs. Flayed Ones and Canoptek Scarabs.

The Escalation: Hunter-Killer Tanks facing off against Necron Monoliths.

The Conclusion: A chilling theory on the fate of Skynet in the 40k Universe.

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