The anti god emperor warhammer 40k

Welcome to Warhammer 40K and to the creation of an anti-God emperor. What is an anti-God emperor? While it is quite simple, it is a human will or not that causes the rise of the major threats to man. These three threats are the xeno's, the muntant, and finally the heretic.

The anti helps the rise of these three threats to power. How it does this varies from threat to threat, and how this affects the god emperor's empire is also dependent. Thought the methods I have come up with are I feel suited to give writers interesting ways to write branches going forward.

1) The heretics are servants of the chaos gods. They serve the five chaos gods by following the tenants of what they embody. The anti-heretic is a saint of the chaos gods; through the saint, miracles unique to a single chaos are performed. The saint helps keep believers of chaos who often fell upon each other organized.

2) The xeno's are alien species that fill the stars effectively—any species that is non-human that is also sentient. The anti-xeno's are a Messiah who leads those xeno races that have hatred for humanity or have been destroyed utterly by humanity back into prominence to challenge humans for the right of the stars once again.

3) The muntants are humans who fine themselves warped by the harsh reality they live in. These poor souls gain strange limbs and disfigurements. No generation is guaranteed anything, as a muntant spider woman could give birth to a moth man. This uncertainty among mutants causes them to be killed at birth unless they are in the industrial world, where they are used as hard labor.

So the anti-muntant is a pope among mutants, one that guarantees one thing and only one for all mutants near them. One strand of mutation is what they guarantee; in that certainty, they may challenge man for the right of existence to be more than a beast of burden on polluted worlds.

So with these three choices, you are to write branches featuring the lives of these antis and how the carnage they caused the imperial of man. So when writing, put the name of the human position, the method, and what they are doing. As an example Soldier/Xeno's Messiah/resurrection

Authors note: just to be clear, the choices of factions you can choose are set, not what you can do with them. So if you want to make a character that's a heretic but not a saint, go for it. I'm more than open to people being creative. Just stick to the original plot line of people causing trouble as one of the three factions mentioned as a human while in the human empire of the Warhammer 40K setting and your golden.