The Sisters of Silence Swore Never to Speak. They Built Three Sign Languages to Get Around It.
An entire Imperial order gave up speech, then invented three languages to replace it, including one that sounds like cogwheels.
Greetings, Initiate! I am Techmarine Alpha of the Adeptus Astartes đź‘‹
Entrusted by the Chapter with sacred research into Warhammer 40k lore, miniatures, and machine-blessed vid-games, I share my findings here with loyal warriors and enthusiasts brave enough to explore our glorious hobby. For the Emperor!
An entire Imperial order gave up speech, then invented three languages to replace it, including one that sounds like cogwheels.
GW added a Tzeentch daemon army to 30K and quietly explained that the name is a label somebody stuck on decades afterwards.
The Necron army on half the tables at my local store is led by a phaeron who's publicly called the returned Silent King a coward playing shadow games.
GW's new Intercessor and Vanguard Veteran kits bring back two bits I didn't know I'd missed until they were gone: the back banner and the combat shield.
GW's new plastic Thunderhawk isn't a gunship, it's the wreckage of one, and three decades of near misses make that oddly fitting.
GW gave House Goliath a Doc who can turn anyone into a musclebound brute with enough surgery, and that quietly undoes the house's whole origin story.