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Sensei is a Japanese word which means "Someone's elder" and is often used as an honorific for teachers. | |||
In the [[Warhammer 40,000]] universe, the '''Sensei''' are supposedly the immortal offspring of the Emperor of Mankind; in the good ole' days of the fluff, their end goal was to achieve apotheosis and merge their souls with the fragment of the Emperor floating around in the warp - the [[God-Emperor of Mankind#The Star Child|Star Child]]. | In the [[Warhammer 40,000]] universe, the '''Sensei''' are supposedly the immortal offspring of the Emperor of Mankind; in the good ole' days of the fluff, their end goal was to achieve apotheosis and merge their souls with the fragment of the Emperor floating around in the warp - the [[God-Emperor of Mankind#The Star Child|Star Child]]. | ||
They were later revealed to be unwitting dupes of Tzeentch and were unceremoniously purged by the Inquisition. | They were later revealed to be unwitting dupes of Tzeentch and were unceremoniously purged by the Inquisition. | ||
Revision as of 13:12, 17 June 2014
Sensei is a Japanese word which means "Someone's elder" and is often used as an honorific for teachers.
In the Warhammer 40,000 universe, the Sensei are supposedly the immortal offspring of the Emperor of Mankind; in the good ole' days of the fluff, their end goal was to achieve apotheosis and merge their souls with the fragment of the Emperor floating around in the warp - the Star Child.
They were later revealed to be unwitting dupes of Tzeentch and were unceremoniously purged by the Inquisition.