The Hive Mind is a Pre-Hardmode boss fought in The Corruption, it is summoned by killing a Hive Cyst or by using a Teratoma in the Corruption….Guide:The Hive Mind strategies.

There would come to be a hive mind, and in all likelihood it would regulate the various “hosts” in a manner similar to how any organism self-regulates. In practice, this would mean the end of individuality. Unhappiness and dissatisfaction would likely be regulated away as defects.

The Hive Mind does not spawn on its own, and requires the player to summon it using a Teratoma or by killing a Hive Cyst in The Corruption.

Spawn. The Perforators do not spawn on their own. The player can summon them manually with Bloody Worm Food or by killing a Perforator Cyst while in The Crimson.

The Hive Mind is the gestalt collective consciousness of the Tyranid species. It is a nearly omniscient entity composed of pure psychic energy that originated outside of the Milky Way Galaxy. It controls every Tyranid creature in a mental vice-like grip and directs their every action.

Yes, by devouring all life in the Galaxy, they will kill the Chaos Gods of the Milk Way Galaxy.

Tyranicus gladius primus

6.1 metres

Tyranids wouldn’t ignore Necrons or Chaos Daemons. In several accounts in codexes the Tyranids have fought them.

Further investigation confirmed that all Genestealers were in fact Tyranids. The truth is that infiltrating Genestealers had been working their way into the galaxy for thousands of years prior to the invasion of the Hive Fleets proper.

Hive Fleet Leviathan is the largest and greatest Tyranid Hive Fleet to invade the Galaxy. It attacked in 997. Most of Leviathan was destroyed during the period known as the Blackness against the defenders of Baal, the Indomitus Crusade, and newly materialized Daemonic armies.

Hive fleets sometimes do fight each other. But the reason they do it is to weed out genetic material, its a giant weapons testing experiment with no lost biomass. the stronger fleet wins and in addition takes the best genetic material from the loser.

The short answer is that nobody knows. The only thing that the fluff remarks on is that tyranids came from another galaxy and travelled through the intergalactic void. The two reasons suggested are: The Tyranids were running from a spieces superior to them.

The only way to truly defeat the tyranids in battle is to fight them in space, and even then, you’d need a lot of ships. Destroying this won’t completely stop the inflow of more tyranids, but its possible that the beacon is drawing some sort of super-fleet that would most likely definitely eat everything all by itself.

The Tyranids were in fact created by the Old Ones, either during, or after the War in Heaven.

So in terms of raw points, overall the Tyranids came out mostly okay. “Okay” in this case is pretty relative. The forces of the Hive Mind continue to sit pretty solidly in the middle-to-low tier of factions in terms of overall power and competitiveness.

Tyranids don’t have souls. They have a soul as much as a tree or a rock. The 40k wiki says that the Tyranids do use the warp. Zoanthropes, Neurothropes, and Hive Tyrants are all susceptible to Perils in the Warp just like other psychic species.

Daemons, being creatures of the Warp, have neither DNA nor biomass for the fleet, so Tyranids probably ignore eating them for the most part. They have no reason at all to consume Daemons that are going to dissipate back into the Warp in a few hours.

They speak to humans using telepathy, and they can now ally with Space Wolves as battle brothers, because reasons.

They don’t have traditional warps capabilities, but they use a process that slingshots them forward in space. They compress space and then when it decompresses rapidly, it propels the fleet forward at near warp speeds as they ride the wave.

Necrons And Space Travel They use an Inertialess Drive, allowing them to move without entering the warp. The engines are very effective and allow the ships to move varying distances.”

Tyranids do not travel via Warp jumps, such as the Imperium does, and so instead rely on their Narvhal ships. It can then somehow harness the system’s gravity to create a corridor of compressed-space through which Tyranid vessels can travel towards the system at a swift rate.

Roughly speaking, a day travelled in the Warp is equivalent to 12 days travel in the Materium. However, it is entirely dependent on how direct and fast a Warp current you’re taking, the skill of your Navigator, the Warp entities in that area, etc.

one to six weeks

The Warp is the final destination of the deceased souls of most races of the Galaxy. These souls will swirl endlessly within the Chaotic eddies of the Warp, and many are consumed by preying Daemons. The Craftworld Eldar use Spirit Stones to protect their departed souls from becoming the playthings of Slaanesh.

A Warp-Drive makes a voidship capable of a form of faster-than-light travel known as a Warp “jump.” The Warp-Drive allows a starship to enter the Warp and travel its currents until reemerging into realspace tens, hundreds or even thousands of Terran light years away from the starting point.