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Fan theories 13

The Culture existed in the Warhammer 40,000 universe.

Warp entities are what remains of a disastrous-and quite literal-"war in heaven".

Some time after the setting of the "Culture" novels, this war occurs in the realm of the Sublimed. It affects the ability to travel in hyperspace and creates what is later simply known as "The Warp".

The Eldar are what remains of the Culture.
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