I dunno, they don't have a connection to the warp for some reason and the warhammer 40k fans always interpret that to mean they're all soulless, lol - the necrons have pariah units that are also described as "soulless" and ignoring the warp, that's probably where it comes from. The tau have individuals like that one commander, at least (commander farsight). We obviously don't get to see much of their normal life and society - it's a war game, so we focus on the disciplined fire caste - I like to imagine the tau basically have FALGSC on their worlds and the same for any humans they've liberated/conquered from the imperium.
The Tau aren't blanks, though. They don't create the instinctive aura of horror and revulsion that Pariahs and human nulls do. From what I remember they have a presence in the warp but it's very faint.
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I dunno, they don't have a connection to the warp for some reason and the warhammer 40k fans always interpret that to mean they're all soulless, lol - the necrons have pariah units that are also described as "soulless" and ignoring the warp, that's probably where it comes from. The tau have individuals like that one commander, at least (commander farsight). We obviously don't get to see much of their normal life and society - it's a war game, so we focus on the disciplined fire caste - I like to imagine the tau basically have FALGSC on their worlds and the same for any humans they've liberated/conquered from the imperium.
The Tau aren't blanks, though. They don't create the instinctive aura of horror and revulsion that Pariahs and human nulls do. From what I remember they have a presence in the warp but it's very faint.