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Cathay is the uninspired name for the analogue to China in the Warhammer Fantasy universe. That said, it is at least marginally more inspired than their name for the Japan Analoge.
Games Workshop could probably make some Moolah in a way that would not involve fucking over existing canon or jacking up prices by introducing a Cathay Army. Even some Dogs of War mercenaries that were Cathayese who ended up in the Europe Analogue could be nice. Plenty of cool Chinese warrior types to build on.
But they don't.
And that's terrible.
This would be a good idea because the Cathayans, according to the WoC army book, at any rate, have steam punk clockwork terracotta automaton warriors (Again, ripped straight from real world China). Who doesn't want to have something like THAT in their army?
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