Yes, but don't forget either, SomethingWycked, that Tzeentch not only *counts* on plans going awry, but in fact designs counter-plans for his own plans, and counter-plans for those, and plans that either aid or stand against those, and so on and so forth. Tzeentch does not plan to win, nor plan to lose, but simply plans to plan, sees how things turn out, and continues. His existence is centred upon the lack of solution, finality, or victory, as such a feat would be the end of the change that he embodies.<br/><br/>Haha, I love Tzeentch so much =3