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[Warhammer Fantasy] Why are there no anti-chaos gods that oppose them complete with their own minions and champions?

It just got me thinking, the world is kinda screwed to fend for itself if the mortal forces of order have to fend for themselves. But barring grimdark for the sake of grimdark, why are there no "gods of orders" and minions to oppose chaos? From my not deep understanding of 40k, the emperor supposedly has these in the form of Saint Celestine and the legion of the damned.
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They do exist. Each of the major races has their own gods that they worship. The non-chaos gods tend to be less visibly active than the chaos gods but they still aid their worshipers though miracles and such like.

There are a lot of gods but here are a few of the more well known ones: Sigmar (patron god of the Empire), the Lady of the Lake (patron god of Bretonnia), Grungni (dwarvern ancestor god), Kurnous and Isha (gods of the wood elves).

So you won't see a demon of Sigmar manifest on the battlefield but you will see his Warrior-Priests inspiring the troops by leading them in battle shouting prayers and swinging a warhammer.