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[Warhammer 40k] Implications of Ynnead's birth.

With the new reveal of the fact that Ynnead, Eldar god of the Dead, has awoken to save the galaxy, I was curious what people thought about some of the implications. 

1: Ynnead was only supposed to awaken when the Eldar (now Aeldari, with the incomming rebrand) had all died, the entirety of the remaining Craftworlders and Exodites having been absorbed into the nebulous Infinity Circuits and World spirits. Did he awaken early? Was Eldrad wrong about what it would take to birth him? Or did the destruction of Cadia do something?

2: Ynnead is the Aeldari salvation against Slaanesh. What does this mean for the Prince of Excess?

3: the Avatar of Ynnead is super sinister. Like, full on Daemonic. Did something go wrong?

Admittedly, there's still a lot unknown about the upcomming Gathering Storm II book, but I was curious what people's preliminary thoughts were.
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Well, you see, the Eldar weren't 100% sure what exactly is going to happen now. For all they know Ynnead is basically yet another Chaos God who is going to eat their souls for his own gain. Theyre kind of riding on the hope it isn't an absolute tool like the last guy that feeds on their souls.

It's a faint chance the Eldar may come out on the other side, reborn into something better...probably. As for why the avatar is kinda creepy that just comes with the territory with Warp entities, especially ones with the title God of Death.