Whether the Dark Eldar wanted revenge or not.
To them, none of it was particularly important.
The more you fought, the less you had. The more we fought, the more we gained.
Even your powerful warriors would become nourishment for Gamma World's growth.
"The Dark Eldar battlefield left behind so little. None of it's useful. What a waste."
"If only we could get our hands on the Craftworld Aeldari's Wraithblades."
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Those were powerful weapons that even the Craftworld Aeldari themselves could not manufacture.
Even if they went to war with the Aeldari and sent Dreadnoughts in to clash head-on, knocking even a single component off one would count as a tremendous victory.
They could find several Clive broadblades on the Webway battlefield—powerful weapons capable of easily cutting through Power Armor—yet they could not find any of the Dark Eldar's higher-grade technology. It was truly a pity.
"Too bad these are all too small. If they were bigger, we could keep them."
For the first time, the Blood Ravens squad felt that having big hands was not necessarily a good thing.
They could not use any of these weapons and could only turn them in.
Since they were unusable, even keeping them as collectibles took up too much space.
Ordinary people could use them, though.
"This one could be a toy for Gamma World's babies. Didn't the Governor say newborns might possess Aeldari speed? Even without Astartes strength, they should be able to use this gun."
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Looking at the splinter rifle Talon had picked up, Cyrus wondered if he was really sure that technology used only by the Dark Eldar was suitable as a child's toy.
Even now, the weapon still left Cyrus with lingering fear.
But considering Talon's background, giving a child a gun as a toy