Some ideas I had about Kerillians 4th career

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I imagine her a samurai with 2 new weapons the katana(melee) and the shuriken.

The katana would have a 3 attack fast combo of light horizontal,diagonal (from bottom to top), horizontal.

and 2 combo heavy attacks a slice from top to bottom and a slice from left to right

Her F ability would be a dash forward while unseathing and attacking lightning fast twice (armor piercing)

The shuriken would do a 3-star burst(light attack) on left click, on right click hold there would be zoom and a single attack on click (armor piercing)

I am 100% irrelevant on video game design but I have been playing video games for years (350 hrs on vt2), so feel free to comment about my ideas and discuss

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Pretty sure there is no way to get this through lore wise. There are “Samurai” dudes in warhammer but they are from cathay (or was it nippon, not 100% sure), but thats on the other end of the world, also they aren’t elves.

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Nippon is Japan (isn’t it even the real name of Japan in RL?)

Cathay is China at the age of 3 kingdom iirc

So the same as Handmaiden ?

Also is this whole kit from the Green Ninja in Overwatch ? Genji (?)

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Now that you mentioned it, it does sound like it a lot! I totaly made this build up in my head though

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Japan has always been what English-speaking nations called it, but in Japanese it’s Nippon, if I remember correctly. That’s a very normal thing, Germany doesn’t call itself that in German, Ireland doesn’t call itself Ireland in Irish in Gaeilge, and so on.

As for Kerillian; Elves have never been seen using katanas in Warhammer lore, though some of their weapons are shaped superficially like them; some of the skins for the Elven Great Sword have a single-edged curved blade, for example.

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To add to this, amusingly Germany is referred to as Allemagne/Alemania or some other variation thereof in many romance languages, despite the Alemanni having largely settled in Alsace, Swabia and Switzerland. It makes sense from a historic perspective as these regions border regions where the romance languages evolved, but it doesn’t make much sense to call the the whole of Germany that.

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