Warhammer 40,000Arsenal is as famous as his main characters, not more. The galaxy of the war led to some … creative means to solve death and destruction on the battlefield, at least, and the style of settings is, as always, as always, deadly.
How undeniably cool, as Warhammer's futuristic weapons can be, is unlikely that many of them will see on the battlefield of the future. However, some already exist (albeit in a much less decorated form). Let's look at some of Warhammer's most famous weapons and how viable they would really be.
Rail
T'au are Masters of Long -term WarAnd their mosses and tanks come with a deadly series of energy weapons. One of their strongest heavy armaments, a railway weapon, In fact, there are 3 Millennium Terra.
A workers' railway weapon that accelerates a firm slug at supersonic speeds Use, As its name suggests, electromagnetic rails were Developed an American Navy During the beginning of the 21st century and while successfully tested a work weapon, the project was eventually terminated due to related costs. Put on railway weapons in numbers T'Au used in Warhammer, The cost and size of the technology would have to be significantly reduced.
Amazingly, Plasma rail Like those used by T'Au, which were ionized, overheated particles, were also theorized and intended for modern use!
Boltguns
Bolters are the most famous firearm in Warhammer's universe and Their statistics in the game do not reflect how powerful they are – Otherwise, they would be completely broken. Even in most adaptations of video games, the strengthening of the exact tradition would be overwhelmed.
Bolters combines many very powerful options for a weapon into one deadly package; Each round is basically a Explosive rocket Designed to explode after the target. Due to the prevalence of these monstrosis Not surprisingly, space marines wear such strong armor.
Of course, due to the amount of backward reverse Miniature launcher of automatic belt missiles it should, no wonder that strengthening is primarily carried Eight feet, genetically improved supersoldiers. Huge sources and forge Imperium are also the only way, as the production of mega-industrial amounts of ghostly expensive Bolter shells could also be possible.
Lasguny
Here is where things happen to interesting -languns are a kind of in the middle of points between Warhammer's pseudo-realism and absurd space imagination, because their traditions make them stronger than they would actually be, and their statistics in the game are more reflected in their (significantly reduced) viableness.
Lasguns have always gained bad rap among Warhammer fans, mockingly nicknamed “flashlights” for lack of damage. They are fine against the unarmed goal – which you would expect from a military laser, especially after several millennia improvements. However, once you start adding any protection, especially a kind that should explicitly divert lasers, beam weapons become much less effective.
Chains
I am not saying that the sword with a chain saw for the blade would not be effective in the fight – when it works, it really works, especially where it concerns enemy morality – but if you are going to engage in nearby neighborhoods, regular blade is probably better. There is a lot that can spoil with the chain. It can get stuck or stuck, or gas may occur. It relies on constant pressure on the cut and most enemies get from under the blade as quickly as possible.
Before you report me to the Inquisition for Heacheship, check out the famous image of the Emperor and Horus over the Sanguinius body. You know the one. Three of the most powerful warriors ever seen the galaxy, and none of them have a chain set – because they know better.
Power weapons
A real winner when it comes to fighting nearby neighborhoods in the 41th millennium Power weapon – rare and expensive armament Adamantium that can be activated using an energy field Cut almost anything. Lore is not very specific about how exactly the energy field works, but it probably has something to do with plasma – we know that Imperium has a technology for plasma projectiles and miniaturization to a close weapon would help explain the rare and cost of these sought after weapons.
This is of course Warhammer; We can't just let a good idea lie. No, Power Weapons naturally lead to a bigger, stupid and more amazing idea …
Power fists
Power Fist is a weapon directly of ten years of imagination. It uses internal mechanisms to increase the user's power (fine), has enough energy in the fingers to crush and tear almost anything that gets into its grip (in order) strokes with the power of the energy field that disrupts the fixed mass (there is).
At least with Power Fists Playing in general, it is compliance with the disadvantage that they are trying to go to the battle SA Cyber karate-ko-cocoial blade on the arm. Power fists can be slow and cumbersome – at least undervaluation – but if you can actually hit, it is one of the strongest melee available.
But I would probably still keep my swords.
Shuriken catapults
Aeldari are ancient, wise and arrogant, known for their mental forces and incredibly advanced technology. But for that their weapons Start sharp discs As a toy that was dismissed for security.
AELDARI Shurikens are was supposed to be incredibly sharpBasically, the monofilament blades fired in the hail of the razor. On the 41 battlefields, however, Ceramite and Titanium offer a lot of protection against these clink, clan weapons.
Gauss Blasters
Necroni in Warhammer 40k greatly use Gaussian weapons. Gauss's weapons are The real thing that exists, Just not nowhere near the capacity described by Necron Lore. Perhaps there was an extreme chance of engineer Necrontyr named Gauss?
Guns in the real world, similar to the railway weapons, Use electromagnetism to accelerate the projectileBut use magnetic balls to investigate energy and momentum like Newton's cradle. Necron Gauss weapons use Alien Technology to dismantle their goals at molecular level. It is a scary concept of a scary faction, but fortunately it is just a thing of science fiction nightmares.
