The act of spilling blood is gonna feed Khorne, while the ecstasy and obsessive sensation you get out of it will feed Slaanesh. For example: let's say you're literally obsessed with brutally murdering people and you get a real nice kick out of it. This is as much due to the chaotic nature of the gods as it is to the multitude of emotions that make up the living.

Even if said god started out entirely bad, in their eventual evolution as part of their natures, they will kill gods who represented entirely good things, and will gain not only their values, but their power by said value.Д«e aware many of the gods' values will and do intersect. Contrary to standard thought, they personify good attributes as well, and are powered as much by good as by bad. Each one is formed by the emotions of living souls clumped together in the Warp/Realm of Chaos. Before they were gods, they were generally benevolent beings, when the Warp was a calm sea. They love nothing so much as dicking with each other, except perhaps with their mortal followers, and literally each other (especially Slaanesh).

The Chaos Gods are the gods which rule over the Realm of Chaos in Warhammer Fantasy Battles and the Warp in Warhammer 40,000. There are simply inhuman things that oppose us, things we were created to battle and destroy. It is too large and sterile for such melodrama. There is no fundamental, immutable evil in the cosmos. All we need to remember is that there are no gods out there, in the darkness, no great daemons and ministers of evil. daemons, spirits, possessors, changelings. So let's use all those lost words for them. They are extra-dimensional, and they influence our reality in ways that seem sorcerous to us. 'The creatures of the Warp are just 'aliens' too, but they are not life forms as we understand the term. 40 px This article or section is EXTRA heretical.

Milk for the khorne flakes