First off, I never finished the majority of the Horus Heresy, but Lorgar was actually rather sympathetic and made a pretty convincing case for religion.
(I fully realize that the Black Library writers are a bunch of leftard political hacks, of course, but his arguments for conservationism and religion were quite reasonable.)
So, let us assume that the GEoM decides to give Lorgar's idea regarding his deification a chance, since he finds that faith in him can prevent corruption.
We saw a number of early believers in the Imperial cult managing to stand their ground far more effectively against demons and early plague marines than was the case for regular troops that just followed the Imperial Truth.
How far will he let Lorgar go in the creation of his Imperial cult and how will this impact the Horus Heresy and the events after it?
Will Emps get any type of power up if potentially billions of zealous people worship him and how far will the cult spread?
(I fully realize that the Black Library writers are a bunch of leftard political hacks, of course, but his arguments for conservationism and religion were quite reasonable.)
So, let us assume that the GEoM decides to give Lorgar's idea regarding his deification a chance, since he finds that faith in him can prevent corruption.
We saw a number of early believers in the Imperial cult managing to stand their ground far more effectively against demons and early plague marines than was the case for regular troops that just followed the Imperial Truth.
How far will he let Lorgar go in the creation of his Imperial cult and how will this impact the Horus Heresy and the events after it?
Will Emps get any type of power up if potentially billions of zealous people worship him and how far will the cult spread?