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	'''The Silver Tower of Tzeentch''' (AKA the flying [[Video game\|Super Mario Level]]) is a [[Daemon Engine]] of [[Tzeentch]], the Dark God of Sorcery. A Silver Tower as you can imagine from its nickname is ridiculous. The only reason why it avoids the stamp of [[Fail]] unlike half of [[Khorne]]'s Daemon Engines is because it comes from Tzeentch who is known to not give a flying fuck on making sense, so it can afford to look as bizarre as possible. The flying Mario Level is a collection of stunningly beautiful, intricately carved towers resting upon a circular disc; it floats above the battlefield supported by nothing but sorcery. Each Silver Tower is subtly different in its creation, yet all are disturbingly beautiful, with fine snouts of weird, magically-powered weapons studding forth from their walls. Each tower is full of dozens of Tzeentchian [[Thrall Wizards]], who all focus their powers to [[Powergamer\|rain magical destruction upon the foes of their master below.]] The Thrall-wizards do not control the tower itself, as it is controlled by a trapped daemon of Tzeentch, this meaning that if the thralls are all slain, then the tower can simply retreat to gather more.		'''The Silver Tower of Tzeentch''' (AKA the flying [[Video game\|Super Mario Level]]) is a [[Daemon Engine]] of [[Tzeentch]], the Dark God of Sorcery. A Silver Tower as you can imagine from its nickname is ridiculous. The only reason why it avoids the stamp of [[Fail]] unlike half of [[Khorne]]'s Daemon Engines is because it comes from Tzeentch who is known to not give a flying fuck on making sense, so it can afford to look as bizarre as possible. The flying Mario Level is a collection of stunningly beautiful, intricately carved towers resting upon a circular disc; it floats above the battlefield supported by nothing but sorcery. Each Silver Tower is subtly different in its creation, yet all are disturbingly beautiful, with fine snouts of weird, magically-powered weapons studding forth from their walls. Each tower is full of dozens of Tzeentchian [[Thrall Wizards]], who all focus their powers to [[Powergamer\|rain magical destruction upon the foes of their master below.]] The Thrall-wizards do not control the tower itself, as it is controlled by a trapped daemon of Tzeentch, this meaning that if the thralls are all slain, then the tower can simply retreat to gather more.

	In addition to its considerable offensive capability, a Silver Tower is protected by powerful wards which form a wall of energy shielding not only the Tower itself, but also other nearby allied vehicles and infantry.		In addition to its considerable offensive capability, a Silver Tower is protected by powerful wards which form a wall of energy shielding not only the Tower itself, but also other nearby allied vehicles and infantry.

	Though the Silver Towers as of the '''Wrath of Magnus''' expansion for Warzone: Fenris look more appropriate for a creation of Tzeentch; Gigantic, mutated and fleshy looking constructs with scary faces. They are also arguably the largest Daemon engines seen, big enough to rival [[Imperial Navy\|Imperial ships]] and vast enough to have their own 'Warpfleets'. Seriously talk about a modern facelift, now these Flying Mario Levels can be taken as an actually frightening piece of constructs once more.		Though the Silver Towers as of the '''Wrath of Magnus''' expansion for Warzone: Fenris look more appropriate for a creation of Tzeentch; Gigantic, mutated and fleshy looking constructs with scary faces. They are also arguably the largest Daemon engines seen, big enough to rival [[Imperial Navy\|Imperial ships]] and vast enough to have their own 'Warpfleets'. Seriously talk about a modern facelift, now these Flying Mario Levels can be taken as an actually frightening piece of constructs once more.
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	== Weaponry ==		== Weaponry ==

	The Silver Tower's weapon systems are powered by the [[Thrall Wizards\|Thrall-wizards]] that operate within the tower. These [[psyker]]s power the tower's many weapons using the power of the [[Warp]], and thus all weapons used by the tower fire beams of pure Warp energy at their targets. Each Silver Tower is usually armed with at least a single turret-mounted [[Beam of Power]] weapon which serves as the tower's primary offensive weapon. It is powerful enough to engage and destroy enemy armoured vehicles. The tower is also armed with several other turret-mounted weapons known as [[Bolts of Change]]. These weapons are not as powerful as the [[Beam of Power]] weapon, but instead feature a [[Dakka\|higher rate of fire]] than the tower's main weapon. The [[Bolts of Change]] are fired in volleys, and the number of shots fired from the tower's secondary weapons is always random, as befitting the Lord of Change.		The Silver Tower's weapon systems are powered by the [[Thrall Wizards\|Thrall-wizards]] that operate within the tower. These [[psyker]]s power the tower's many weapons using the power of the [[Warp]], and thus all weapons used by the tower fire beams of pure Warp energy at their targets. Each Silver Tower is usually armed with at least a single turret-mounted [[Beam of Power]] weapon which serves as the tower's primary offensive weapon. It is powerful enough to engage and destroy enemy armoured vehicles. The tower is also armed with several other turret-mounted weapons known as [[Bolts of Change]]. These weapons are not as powerful as the [[Beam of Power]] weapon, but instead feature a [[Dakka\|higher rate of fire]] than the tower's main weapon. The [[Bolts of Change]] are fired in volleys, and the number of shots fired from the tower's secondary weapons is always random, as befitting the Lord of Change.

	The exact number of secondary cannons mounted on the construct are unknown to the [[Inquisition]], though the number may simply be different from one Silver Tower to the next, as befitting the randomness and love of change for its own sake of Tzeentch.		The exact number of secondary cannons mounted on the construct are unknown to the [[Inquisition]], though the number may simply be different from one Silver Tower to the next, as befitting the randomness and love of change for its own sake of Tzeentch.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 09:22, 1 January 2023

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	*'''Length:''' 15-20km; approx		*'''Length:''' 15-20km; approx
			*'''Mass:''' 144-196 megatonnes; approx
	*'''Crew:''' 12-72 crew; approx		*'''Crew:''' 12-72 crew; approx

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	[[File:Silver Towers.png\|200px\|right\|thumb\|No this is not a level in Super Mario Galaxy.]]		[[File:Silver Towers.png\|200px\|right\|thumb\|No this is not a level in Super Mario Galaxy.]]

	'''The Silver Tower of Tzeentch''' (AKA the flying [[Video game\|Super Mario Level]]) is a [[Daemon Engine]] of [[Tzeentch]], the Dark God of Sorcery. A Silver Tower as you can imagine from its nickname is ridiculous. The only reason why it avoids the stamp of [[Fail]] unlike half of [[Khorne]]'s Daemon Engines is because it comes from Tzeentch who is known to not give a flying fuck on making sense, so it can afford to look as bizarre as possible. The flying Mario Level is a collection of stunningly beautiful, intricately carved towers resting upon a circular disc; it floats above the battlefield supported by nothing but sorcery. Each Silver Tower is subtly different in its creation, yet all are disturbingly beautiful, with fine snouts of weird, magically-powered weapons studding forth from their walls. Each tower is full of dozens of Tzeentchian [[Thrall Wizards]], who all focus their powers to [[Powergamer\|rain magical destruction upon the foes of their master below.]] The Thrall-wizards do not control the tower itself, as it is controlled by a trapped daemon of Tzeentch, this meaning that if the thralls are all slain, then the tower can simply retreat to gather more.		'''The Silver Tower of Tzeentch''' (AKA the flying [[Video game\|Super Mario Level]]) is a [[Daemon Engine]] of [[Tzeentch]], the Dark God of Sorcery. A Silver Tower as you can imagine from its nickname is ridiculous. The only reason why it avoids the stamp of [[Fail]] unlike half of [[Khorne]]'s Daemon Engines is because it comes from Tzeentch who is known to not give a flying fuck on making sense, so it can afford to look as bizarre as possible. The flying Mario Level is a collection of stunningly beautiful, intricately carved towers resting upon a circular disc; it floats above the battlefield supported by nothing but sorcery. Each Silver Tower is subtly different in its creation, yet all are disturbingly beautiful, with fine snouts of weird, magically-powered weapons studding forth from their walls. Each tower is full of dozens of Tzeentchian [[Thrall Wizards]], who all focus their powers to [[Powergamer\|rain magical destruction upon the foes of their master below.]] The Thrall-wizards do not control the tower itself, as it is controlled by a trapped daemon of Tzeentch, this meaning that if the thralls are all slain, then the tower can simply retreat to gather more.

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	The Silver Tower's weapon systems are powered by the [[Thrall Wizards\|Thrall-wizards]] that operate within the tower. These [[psyker]]s power the tower's many weapons using the power of the [[Warp]], and thus all weapons used by the tower fire beams of pure Warp energy at their targets. Each Silver Tower is usually armed with at least a single turret-mounted [[Beam of Power]] weapon which serves as the tower's primary offensive weapon. It is powerful enough to engage and destroy enemy armoured vehicles. The tower is also armed with several other turret-mounted weapons known as [[Bolts of Change]]. These weapons are not as powerful as the [[Beam of Power]] weapon, but instead feature a [[Dakka\|higher rate of fire]] than the tower's main weapon. The [[Bolts of Change]] are fired in volleys, and the number of shots fired from the tower's secondary weapons is always random, as befitting the Lord of Change.		The Silver Tower's weapon systems are powered by the [[Thrall Wizards\|Thrall-wizards]] that operate within the tower. These [[psyker]]s power the tower's many weapons using the power of the [[Warp]], and thus all weapons used by the tower fire beams of pure Warp energy at their targets. Each Silver Tower is usually armed with at least a single turret-mounted [[Beam of Power]] weapon which serves as the tower's primary offensive weapon. It is powerful enough to engage and destroy enemy armoured vehicles. The tower is also armed with several other turret-mounted weapons known as [[Bolts of Change]]. These weapons are not as powerful as the [[Beam of Power]] weapon, but instead feature a [[Dakka\|higher rate of fire]] than the tower's main weapon. The [[Bolts of Change]] are fired in volleys, and the number of shots fired from the tower's secondary weapons is always random, as befitting the Lord of Change.

	The exact number of secondary cannons mounted on the construct are unknown to the [[Inquisition]], though the number may simply be different from one Silver Tower to the next, as befitting the randomness and love of change for its own sake of Tzeentch.		The exact number of secondary cannons mounted on the construct are unknown to the [[Inquisition]], though the number may simply be different from one Silver Tower to the next, as befitting the randomness and love of change for its own sake of Tzeentch.

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	[[File:SilverTowers.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Are the [[Space Wolves\|Space Furries]] fucked? Hell yeah they are fucked!]]		[[File:SilverTowers.jpg\|300px\|left\|thumb\|Are the [[Space Wolves\|Space Furries]] fucked? Hell yeah they are fucked!]]
	[[File:Silver Towers.png\|200px\|right\|thumb\|No this is not a level in Super Mario Galaxy.]]		[[File:Silver Towers.png\|200px\|right\|thumb\|No this is not a level in Super Mario Galaxy.]]
	The Silver Tower of Tzeentch (AKA the flying [[Video game\|Super Mario Level]]) is a Daemon Engine of [[Tzeentch]], the Dark God of Sorcery. A Silver Tower as you can imagine from its nickname is ridiculous. The only reason why it avoids the stamp of [[Fail]] unlike half of [[Khorne]]'s Daemon Engines is because it comes from Tzeentch who is known to not give a flying fuck on making sense, so it can afford to look as bizarre as possible. The flying Mario Level is a collection of stunningly beautiful, intricately carved towers resting upon a circular disc; it floats above the battlefield supported by nothing but sorcery. Each Silver Tower is subtly different in its creation, yet all are disturbingly beautiful, with fine snouts of weird, magically-powered weapons studding forth from their walls. Each tower is of full of dozens of Tzeentchian [[Thrall Wizards]], who all focus their powers to [[Powergamer\|rain magical destruction upon the foes of their master below.]] The Thrall-wizards do not control the tower itself, as it is controlled by a trapped daemon of Tzeentch, this meaning that if the thralls are all slain, then the tower can simply retreat to gather more.		'''The Silver Tower of Tzeentch''' (AKA the flying [[Video game\|Super Mario Level]]) is a [[Daemon Engine]] of [[Tzeentch]], the Dark God of Sorcery. A Silver Tower as you can imagine from its nickname is ridiculous. The only reason why it avoids the stamp of [[Fail]] unlike half of [[Khorne]]'s Daemon Engines is because it comes from Tzeentch who is known to not give a flying fuck on making sense, so it can afford to look as bizarre as possible. The flying Mario Level is a collection of stunningly beautiful, intricately carved towers resting upon a circular disc; it floats above the battlefield supported by nothing but sorcery. Each Silver Tower is subtly different in its creation, yet all are disturbingly beautiful, with fine snouts of weird, magically-powered weapons studding forth from their walls. Each tower is full of dozens of Tzeentchian [[Thrall Wizards]], who all focus their powers to [[Powergamer\|rain magical destruction upon the foes of their master below.]] The Thrall-wizards do not control the tower itself, as it is controlled by a trapped daemon of Tzeentch, this meaning that if the thralls are all slain, then the tower can simply retreat to gather more.

	In addition to its considerable offensive capability, a Silver Tower is protected by powerful wards which form a wall of energy shielding not only the Tower itself, but also other nearby allied vehicles and infantry.		In addition to its considerable offensive capability, a Silver Tower is protected by powerful wards which form a wall of energy shielding not only the Tower itself, but also other nearby allied vehicles and infantry.

	Though the Silver Towers as of the '''Wrath of Magnus''' expansion for Warzone: Fenris look more appropriate for a creation of Tzeentch; Gigantic, mutated and fleshy looking constructs with scary faces. They are also arguably the largest Daemon engines seen, big enough to rival Imperial ships and vast enough to have their own 'Warpfleets'. Seriously talk about a modern facelift, now these Flying Mario Levels can be taken as a actually frightening piece of constructs once more.		Though the Silver Towers as of the '''Wrath of Magnus''' expansion for Warzone: Fenris look more appropriate for a creation of Tzeentch; Gigantic, mutated and fleshy looking constructs with scary faces. They are also arguably the largest Daemon engines seen, big enough to rival [[Imperial Navy\|Imperial ships]] and vast enough to have their own 'Warpfleets'. Seriously talk about a modern facelift, now these Flying Mario Levels can be taken as an actually frightening piece of constructs once more.

	The updated Silver Towers appear in [[Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II]] as background props.		The updated Silver Towers appear in [[Battlefleet Gothic: Armada II]] as background props.

	The Silver Towers exist in [[Age of Sigmar]], serving as the strongholds of the nine Gaunt Summmoners of Tzeentch. This serves as the setting for [[Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower]].		The Silver Towers exist in [[Age of Sigmar]], serving as the strongholds of the nine [[Gaunt Summoner of Tzeentch\|Gaunt Summmoners of Tzeentch]]. This serves as the setting for [[Warhammer Quest: Silver Tower]].

	*'''Length:''' 15-20km; approx		*'''Length:''' 15-20km; approx
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	== Weaponry ==		== Weaponry ==

	The Silver Tower's weapon systems are powered by the [[Thrall Wizards\|Thrall-wizards]] that operate within the tower. These ~~psykers~~ power the tower's many weapons using the power of the Warp, and thus all weapons used by the tower fire beams of pure Warp energy at their targets. Each Silver Tower is usually armed with at least a single turret-mounted [[Beam of Power]] weapon which serves as the tower's primary offensive weapon. It is powerful enough to engage and destroy enemy armoured vehicles. The tower is also armed with several other turret-mounted weapons known as [[Bolts of Change]]. These weapons are not as powerful as the [[Beam of Power]] weapon, but instead feature a higher rate of fire than the tower's main weapon. The [[Bolts of Change]] are fired in volleys, and the number of shots fired from the tower's secondary weapons ~~are~~ always random, as befitting the Lord of Change.		The Silver Tower's weapon systems are powered by the [[Thrall Wizards\|Thrall-wizards]] that operate within the tower. These [[psyker]]s power the tower's many weapons using the power of the [[Warp]], and thus all weapons used by the tower fire beams of pure Warp energy at their targets. Each Silver Tower is usually armed with at least a single turret-mounted [[Beam of Power]] weapon which serves as the tower's primary offensive weapon. It is powerful enough to engage and destroy enemy armoured vehicles. The tower is also armed with several other turret-mounted weapons known as [[Bolts of Change]]. These weapons are not as powerful as the [[Beam of Power]] weapon, but instead feature a [[Dakka\|higher rate of fire]] than the tower's main weapon. The [[Bolts of Change]] are fired in volleys, and the number of shots fired from the tower's secondary weapons is always random, as befitting the Lord of Change.

	The exact number of secondary cannons mounted on the construct are unknown to the Inquisition, though the number may simply be different from one Silver Tower to the next, as befitting the randomness and love of change for its own sake of Tzeentch.		The exact number of secondary cannons mounted on the construct are unknown to the [[Inquisition]], though the number may simply be different from one Silver Tower to the next, as befitting the randomness and love of change for its own sake of Tzeentch.

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