Travel to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind

Recently I have to write about the plots related to Figure King Trazin and Storm King Imotek, so I am looking up information and sorting out the settings of the Necrons, but I feel that I can't figure it out clearly and my mind is a bit confused.

I just want to share with you a few headaches that I found myself:

1. In the setting of the Star God, the Necrontyr used living metal to make the body of the first Star God in the mother star. This allowed the invisible energy life of the Star God to manifest in the world.

But I found in other places that gw seemed to imply that the living metal was not developed by the Necrontyr themselves, but was a technology given by the Star God.

At the same time, I also learned that before the Star Gods of the Necrontyr's home planet gained their bodies, they seemed to be in a state of confusion and difficulty in communicating.

So is the source of the technology of living metal developed by the Necrontyr itself, or is it given by the Star God? Which one should I trust?

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2. In addition to living metals, black stones are also hinted to be related to the Star God; the Star God "Burner" even gave the Necron the ability to enter the ancient saints' webway.

The C'tan are described as the embodiment of pure physical laws, unable to affect the Warp, so what explains the Burner's invasion of the Webway? This makes me very distressed

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3. The Necrontyr are a short-lived race and have a strong obsession with extending life.

The short lifespan of the Necrontyr is said to be caused by toxic radiation from the home planet, but the Necrontyr who drifted to other galaxies after interstellar colonization still had a short life.

After an individual Necrontyr reaches a certain age, their physical condition will deteriorate rapidly and they will die, with no way to alleviate it. This bizarre decline has been described as a "curse" and "cancer"

The Star God once created long-lived Necrontyrs without cancer, and descriptions elsewhere also suggest that the short lifespan of the Necrontyr is actually a curse from the Star God.

However, this setting is still in the hinting stage in the official novel and has not been fully implemented. If I adopt it, there will be a risk of being backstabbed by GW in the future.

(Although even the official setting that is completely real has a precedent of being eaten by GW itself)

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4. Psychic resistance

Matter and spiritual energy in Warhammer have similar resistance settings. The more "stable" the matter is, the harder it is to be affected by the power of subspace.

Specifically, it is more difficult for a psyker to flatten a piece of adamantine than a piece of plastic steel. The Emperor himself will take off his armor and gloves when performing some delicate psychic operations, allowing the flesh and blood of his palms to directly contact the flames.

The psychic resistance is a very good setting. I want to use it in some subsequent plots.

But I have only seen this setting reflected in the Emperor so far. Will GW be interested in books in the future? No one can tell

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5. The spirit bone of the Eldar is described as "a stronger material than adamantine". At the same time, living metal is described as more tough and ductile than adamantine, but slightly less strong.

In other words, the material strength is: spiritual bone \u003e fine gold \u003e living metal

However, in actual performance, the Eldar warriors wearing wraithbone armor are often shown as high-speed and fragile units that can be destroyed by one shot from the Necrons; while the Necrons' own living metal bodies are so strong that they can only be shot with Power weapons that decompose force fields to break defenses

There are also some scenes in the official CG of Warhammer where humans use chain saw weapons to break the defenses of Eldar warriors (the teeth of chain swords are usually made of adamantine, while the armor of Eldar warriors is made of spirit bones). How is this done? ?

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There are many similar places that make it difficult for me to write. I will go over them again...and then...