MasterSpark said:Duke Danse Macabre said:But a sword is not a warrior and that is a tool of war created to kill much like a blood thirster.
In regards to it size it has alwats been a giant, even in dawn of war compared to marines it was at least 60 feet tall.
In art work and trailers it is significantly more so and the most accutate model we have on one is the Forge World Blood Thirster which is even bigger.
The bloodthirster will actively try to fight you, though. A sword won't defeat someone on its own. I can't see anything that denies a daemon from being a warrior just because it has been given its abilities at birth. It wages war to destroy its enemies like any other warrior does. You could say that it's unfair that it's got a head start on mortals but that's not relevant in this topic.
Bloodthirsters can probably manifest in many different sizes, but for the purposes of this thread I'm referring to the 5-wound variety that we get to play with in the game. Those are also represented in artwork.
I don't know, there are more sentient weapons in the warhammer world than i would care to admit.
I would say a machine would be a better representation but these are things created for war, not trained to it.
Either way this looks to be somethign we will not be able to agree on.
I still say however if we are discounting magic items and weapons (its who is the greatest warrior, not who has the bigest toys), 100 ft monster made of magic may be out of it a bit, one of the reasons i don't count things like The Witch King, Sigmar, etc.
Even in the artwork they are huge, it just depends which art work but i certainly have never seen one under 40 feet unless we are talking that abortion of a modle which GW sells.