Tbh, I remember from reading outbound flight that the Vong were mentioned in that book, and the Chiss actually managed to beat them on several occasions. Imperium of Man gets around this by making their art and weapons one and the same. I think they are a utilitarian culture in a society that must be constantly on a war footing just to survive (Sparta didn't just not produce the great Greek thinkers, they were incapable of producing them).
Their Greater Good doctrine demands all energies to be devoted to it and I dont think they would look kindly upon "wasting" time on art.
They have castes for war and governance, and have abolished the family unit. They are a theocratic caste society bent on galactic domination. If you look at them on their own they are quite terrifying. unless Chiss Intelligence operatives manage to sneak Thrawn into a Tau art museum for a day.Īlthough that brings up another question too: do Tau even have art? As benevolently as they are presented, this is simply due to being compared to monsters (chaos and dark eldar and Imperium). Warhammer to see where they stand on this aspect.Īre the Chiss even capable of fighting a large scale war against the Tau? When they were confronted with the Yuzhem Yong, wasn't their plan to evacuate to a hidden star cluster? Star Wars VS Warhammer on shields and weapons- This has been explained better by other spacebattlers- Look up other threads of Star wars v. Tau are able to fight several full scale campaigns against the Imperium and the Tyranids and hold their own so I think Tau have greater numbersĬhiss have better FTL but Tau have better ground forces (mech suit for you! Mech suit for you! Mech suits for everybody!) 17 of which can be called "developed" (large population and technological/industrial capacity) After all, a model of the ride vehicle at D23 noted that vehicle is a "First Order Fleet Transport" and is used to "traverse the interiors of massive ships.Tau have 100+ worlds. It's cool stuff, especially since the ride vehicles themselves will be "piloted" by an astromech droid.Īnd it's those ride vehicles themselves that actually make it pretty clear that this is most likely the Finalizer and that this is most likely the setting of the "Battle Escape" ride.
Rather than follow the same path every time, this tech allows vehicles to change paths, rotate and turn at different times, and communicate with other vehicles to provide near misses and coordinated movements. There's not a lot we know for sure about this still untitled (at least in public) attraction, but we do know that it will employ that new-fangled trackless technology that powers next-generation rides like Hong Kong Disneyland's Mystic Manor and Disneyland Paris' Ratatouille attraction. Is this the interior of the FINALIZER Star Destroyer? #StarWarsLand #GalaxysEdge /x4vVrNXjS9
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