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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas Shey" data-source="post: 9673927" data-attributes="member: 7026617">I'm sorry, I really can't see the Technocracy as more wild than the followers of the Mad God.&nbsp; Heck, I don't even consider them more wild than the Nephandi and their offshoots in other lines.What in the world makes you assume that isn't true in Armageddon?&nbsp; The setting where the Hosts of Heaven and Hell are all over the place, working together against the Mad God's forces?&nbsp; Seriously, this is coming across from where I sit as someone who really doesn't understand what's going on in the WC universe by the time Armageddon is rolling around.&nbsp; They're literally fighting against something ripping holes in the universe, and pretty much everybody knows it.Armageddon didn't have any splatbooks (at least from Eden); it didn't need it.&nbsp; Most of the weirdness had either come in during the corebook, or earlier on in the WitchCraft codices.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas Shey, post: 9673927, member: 7026617"] I'm sorry, I really can't see the Technocracy as more wild than the followers of the Mad God. Heck, I don't even consider them more wild than the Nephandi and their offshoots in other lines. What in the world makes you assume that isn't true in Armageddon? The setting where the Hosts of Heaven and Hell are all over the place, working together against the Mad God's forces? Seriously, this is coming across from where I sit as someone who really doesn't understand what's going on in the WC universe by the time Armageddon is rolling around. They're literally fighting against something [I]ripping holes in the universe[/I], and pretty much [I]everybody knows it[/I]. Armageddon didn't have any splatbooks (at least from Eden); it didn't need it. Most of the weirdness had either come in during the corebook, or earlier on in the WitchCraft codices. [/QUOTE]

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