Dont think Im strange..I need to know this for a project Im doing. Do Imperial gaurdsmen bury their fallen comrades given the chance.? Of course usually they are dying in droves and often to the kind of weaponry that leaves little behind to bury...but if they had time would they? If so waht kind of grave markers would be used? I imagined nothing with christian imagery or anything traditionally churchyard...makeshift aquilla instead of a makeshift cross? dogtags/helmets? please let me know what you think would work best in mini form as part of a diorama. Cheers guys.
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vincegamer
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Okay, I had to look up aquilla and I\'m still not sure what you mean.
I did find this really cool resource pic of a bird though!
Anyway, why not a cross?
The cross is not necessarily a Christian symbol but is often a symbol of an afterlife predating Christianity. The cross is the simplest, most universal shape.
Still I think the image of a helmet on a stick is simple enough. Otherwise rough boards with rounded tops. If you have a strong stomach you can do an internet image search for \"makeshift cemetery\".
I did find this really cool resource pic of a bird though!
The cross is not necessarily a Christian symbol but is often a symbol of an afterlife predating Christianity. The cross is the simplest, most universal shape.
Still I think the image of a helmet on a stick is simple enough. Otherwise rough boards with rounded tops. If you have a strong stomach you can do an internet image search for \"makeshift cemetery\".
freakinacage
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theres some stuff in necropolis by dan abnett about making makeshift graves from boarding. but that wasn\'t guard, that was just a hive war.
