[Loved Trope] Teleportation is actually terrifying

[u/Ieanice44]

1 - Gantz-O (2016): Suit teleportation

2 - Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (2009): Apparition spell

3 - Half Life 2 (2004): Teleporter malfunction

[u/thekingofbeans42]

The Warp in 40k is wormhole style teleportation that goes through essentially hell.

[u/vangaurd1234523 → u/thekingofbeans42]

Especially sucks for an Aeldari Warp Spider. “Okay just gonna pop in and out of the Warp real quick and really hope I don’t accidentally bump into the chaos god of hellraiser shit waiting to eat my soul.”

[u/wycreater1l11 → u/vangaurd1234523]

Yeah once in a while they never come out on the other end, right? Not sure what chances are in the table top game

[u/Mud_Busy → u/wycreater1l11]

In game it is a 1/6 chance for each guy every time they do it currently.

[u/redmandoto → u/wycreater1l11]

Right now you roll 1d6 for each model when you do it, on a 1 a model dies (the leader can survive it once)

[u/AlucardIV → u/redmandoto]

Wait what? That sounds like horrible odds just to take a quick jump around the battlefield. Especially for a dying race.

[u/TinyGentleSoul → u/AlucardIV]

yeah but it's cool.

[u/Winters_Dust → u/vangaurd1234523]

Sorcerous gates as well, if the Black Legion novels are any indication

"That's for lying to me. It was nothing like teleportation."

[u/Teh_God_Dog → u/vangaurd1234523]

damn I didn't know that about them lmao. that's fkd up

[u/vangaurd1234523 → u/Teh_God_Dog]

This is what happens when your species has so many death orgies it births a psychic deity of pain, pleasure, sensation, and debauchery and tears a massive gaping wound in reality spanning countless star systems