“Again has our course been proven true! None can defeat the one who sees all time and space, and such is our guardian, the Great Changer.

The festering troops of the Lord of Progress stood no chance against us, the stalwarts of Tzeentch. Indeed, how could Progress possibly hinder Change? Progress by nature creates Change, so it is only natural that they could not help but to further our cause. Oh, awesome indeed is the Plan of the Great Schemer, and so intricate that most who are part of it never realise the fundamental truth: all they do furthers the Plan. From the very beginning it was clear that "Father" Nurgle has quite abandoned his children, for they were as helpless as an abandoned infant forgotten in the forest.

Myriad are the ways of Tzeentch, and ever changing are they, for once Change is made, it cannot be unmade. For Change begets Change, and the cycle recurs infinitely, unstoppably, perfectly, and nothing is ever the same! Changed, too, are all who would oppose change and are forced to differ from their customs and routines to counter it. Thus, once again, all is Change.

And Change is all!

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Obviously I was happy with the game in every possible respect. Except perhaps one: I would like for my opponent to have a bit of fun too, and this didn't happen now. Csopa was VERY unlucky ALL of the time, hardly even stunning my players if he got them down. I've had that happen to myself enough times to know that it's hardly fun to play with such rotten dice.

You have every right to be in a bad mood with dice like that, mate!

All in all, he was very sporting about the whole deal, and even tolerated my comments on a few failed rolls of my own.

Thanks for the game, dude, and I hope your dice improve!”