A Primarch LAUGHS With A Mortal

[@stingblademaster]

Can’t say I blame him. Giving orders the 3 legendary superhuman demigods is definitely daunting. Good that the 3 have a good sense of humor

[@Historyfrek4ever]

Honestly they might’ve even obeyed and respect him if he did, but hell no. I might have considered giving Raldoron an order cause he is professional but not the other two. And that’s just them individually. I hope Burr survived.

[@Therestrial205]

Yeah, it's really the opposite

[@clayandros2038]

​@lukeBryen2 finally someone else says it but hey don't let the "the emperor is a hypocrite tyrant" crowd find you

[@AmazingAutist]

​@@clayandros2038those two things can be true at the same time dipshit

[@lordwellington7220]

Imagine doing that to Perturabo. He would have punched him into smithereens.

[@Tampenismall]

A super human A father of a legion The emperor own creation A man with balls

[@farolanramadhani7218]

Ceramite-plated Titanium balls, that is.

[@benkinsman8131]

Best comment

[@sethstout-powell8838]

No truer words could be said.

[@lamename8030]

​@@farolanramadhani7218auramite plated*

[@alzingafagan7501]

And all are four different people for once.

[@Channel-23s]

They call the White Scars “laughing/smiling killers” for a reason good that he has a sense of humor too

[@bastait]

dont forget that they may be laughing killers but if an enemy attacked a hive and fled they would chase and destroy that enemy until it was eradicated. they actually care about humanity a lot like the salamanders they treat their serfs like people and will defend even at a disadvantage civilians who are loyal to the emperor.

[@T57Custodian]

I love the image of being a guardsman. Shooting at things to far to make put fully,all the while they grow in size as they charge at me. All of a sudden I hear the LOUDEST gun fire I've every heard. My bones shake from the force being let of behind me. And before I can turn to look, I see a giant metal man. An angel of death. He looks over noticing me. Leans down and says in a deep computerised voice. " GUARDSMAN, Knock knock"

[@Channel-23s]

@@bastaitdefinitely a badass legion/chapter that is sensible and kind

[@jannovy7229]

@@T57Custodian I love the image of AingChuu

[@anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470]

And yet at times day show us similar level of concern for the regular citizen as the salamanders

[@randomguy2809]

Nice to see Bill Burr's linage is not only alive and well in the 41st millennia, but still funny.

[@Ragnarra]

Indeed!

[@evil5423]

It is 31 millenium. It's during the time of the Great Crusade

[@GabrielLopez-mo2xo]

After the Horus Hersey burr would meet and duel his long time rival Hamilton to the death for being the reason he did not get a seat in the high lords

[@oskarhenriksen3456]

@@GabrielLopez-mo2xo If he won’t give orders as a general, who knows what he’ll stand for or against as a high lord of terra. Had he only smiled less who know what he would have been able to accomplish.

[@N-cromancer]

Great comment

[@memosanchez8916]

One of the few wholesome moments in 40k were Demi gods and a mortal are depicted as not too different from each other wish we had more moments like these in the new lore

[@benaplin9861]

I think the Great Crusade and Heresy are best suited for it, at a time before everything got sliced up by necessity. But I think we could do with just a few scenes of Astartes being a little less Post-human, and a touch more human.

[@Hensley_]

There is a part where a librarian sips tea while talking to Eisenhorn in one of his books iirc.

[@darksythe2226]

​@@benaplin9861 Same but for Custodes

[@darksythe2226]

@@CcReap3r neat got to find that and read it.

[@I_am-lost.]

Tbh, my favourite moment for that is rogal dorn right at the beginning of saturnine

[@Its_Cannon]

“The fuck you mean it’s my call?? One of you is the Son of the Emperor, One of you is the Protector of the Emperor, and One of you is an Angel of the Emperor. What is MY orders my LORDS.”

[@therealF0rrest]

Fucking same 😂😂😂

[@davidtitanium22]

And not just the normal protector, he's THE Constantine valdor

[@TemptationsEnd]

I honestly wouldn’t know what the fuck to do in his position. Because on one hand, especially with the son of the emperor asking: “So what’s our plan of action?” Is literally your leader essentially saying: “shits fucked, I need your eyes on the ground on how to solve this problem.” But at the same time, it’s literally your bosses bosses boss deferring to you. I can’t Blame him for being like: “I’m not in charge! You’re the big boss here!” 😂 It’s especially bad when you remember it’s only a few chapters who don’t believe the chains that bind aren’t a literal set of chains that bind them. To the point if the situation was with some of the more rigid chapters. One of them would have just executed that high ranking official for daring to have an opinion or just because he pissed him off by looking at him funny in some chapters lol.

[@secondarytrollaccount666]

Those three are legendary asf too. Even ralderon dude was a monster of an astartes who fought with sanguinius during the crusade.

[@enriquejoseantequerasanche6180]

No matter what knowledge you have, at some point you will face a problem you are not prepared for, and if you're wise you will defer to someone better. None of these posthumans are especially good at "marine" planetary assaults so they defer to the navis nobilitae general, who knows well the ships they have and what are their capabilities (astartes battle barges are much more for transport and as mobile command than for space combat, they usually get Guard ships as escorts if ship combat is going to be harder than one-on-one, since space marines are mainly for boarding action)

[@kyledragonheart3875]

I like this General Burr. Hes quite funny for someone being honest

[@nikik5567]

20 bucks says he died like twelve seconds later. It’s 40k, we’re not allowed to have happiness. Edit: just finished the audiobook. It literally happened 12 seconds after the moment described in this short. I uh…I was not expecting that.

[@lordcurze]

@@nikik5567even worse, this was during the heresy

[@nikik5567]

@@lordcurze I know

[@KalashVodka175]

@@nikik5567 Dude, if there was no happiness in 40k we wouldn’t call it a grimdark setting but a grimderp one

[@benjyyx]

@@nikik5567 Its grimDARK, not grimDERP. Your take is such a banal, boring, grimderp one. So edgy.

[@christophermimata458]

" Yall got me f****d up" -Konas Burr M41

[@sethwilliams8916]

L m a o

[@Noorthia]

M31

[@mike_money71]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

If Burr is still alive 10,000 years later in m41 we at the inquisition have some serious questions.

[@uptightearthling79]

Close but only a millennia out 😅

[@BTM8109]

Getting a smile from Valdor is a deed of great renown

[@jetpilledmyron2056]

Only for that you will be given a whole sector under your command

[@JosiahMayfield-b8l]

jaghatai khan trying not to be unbelievably based challenge: impossible

[@allknighter5791]

It’s a good problem to have lol

[@TurbanCatMccoy]

Based? Take your cringe zoomer humour buzzwords away from here

[@danielseelye6005]

​@@TurbanCatMccoy "Lighten up, Francis"

[@mangalink25]

@@TurbanCatMccoy Based isn't even a zoomer thing. A millennial is the one who coined it.

[@Humansarebetter1]

@@TurbanCatMccoy “No one can use buzzwords in MY toy soldier game”

[@IdleDrifter]

Even the most humble Gunner Jorgen, aid to Ciaphus Cain, impressed a squad of Reclaimers. When the Reclaimer Sergeant remarked that he was impressed that after decades Gunner Jorgen was still in service to the Emperor. Jorgen simply replied, "What else would I do?" The Astartes present all nodded. Much to the amazement of Commissar Cain. I've always liked the small moments.

[@carsoncasmirri3874]

I’ve always said that if every officer in the Imperium had their own Ferrik Jurgen as their aide, then the Emperor himself would get up off the throne and give everyone the day off. Seriously Jurgen is about the most dogged and loyal servant of the Emperor that you could ever find in the mortal ranks. He will do any task Cain assigns him and he will face down quite literally anything without a moment’s hesitation or doubt. Despite his appearance, he may just be one of the finest guardsmen that the Imperium has ever seen.

[@anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470]

It's these small moments of humanity that make 40K really special

[@patrickiamonfire965]

@@anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470truly. Without these moments the grimdarkness would impact less and would be seen just a usual day.

[@weirdferretthing]

Knowing Jurgen, that was a genuine question, and everyone just took it at face value.

[@dansto5240]

Jurgen!!! Love those books, the black adder of 40k ❤

[@Channel-23s]

Banter/jokes during such circumstances always feels entertaining and realistic in a way

[@whitewall2253]

Soldiers using black humour to cope with the horror preceeding a fight is a practice as old as war itself.

[@layfonal1889]

Especially in the case where astartes, custodes and a primarch is deployed you know you are in some deep shit for a mere astra militarum.

[@jetpilledmyron2056]

And is why even in the grim darkness of the far future, a light will always shine bright, no matter how briefly

[@quicke5486]

'Im here to coordinate between us and the army.' If only the Space Marines of 40k could know how to still do that to the most extent.

[@dumnor]

Its a ceremonial role. They don't actually do anything.

[@dill8363]

knowing the course of the book saturnine makes this devastatingly sad😭

[@TheKalZul]

Some legends didn't get as cool a scene or ending as his. They nail the human element well in Saturnine.

[@justinkemp4019]

What happened?

[@purplefood1]

​@@TheKalZulAbnett was always very good at writing mortal humans in 40k... Or in this case 30k

[@grumbeard]

@@purplefood1My collection of First and Only agrees with you.

[@АндрейМеньков-ю9д]

@@justinkemp4019 obviously he died

[@inductivegrunt94]

Burr got Khan to laugh, Rolderon to smirk, and Valdor himself to smile. Dude hit it big there. But I don't blame him, it's no easy feat to order 1, let alone 3, transhuman super soldiers to do anything. But it's nice the 3 had a sense of humor and respected the good general. These rare wholesome moments really are something special in 40k, especially when it's between regular humans and Astartes/Custodes/Primarchs. And I love them every single one of them. Wholesome moments in 40k like this really are some of the best pieces of 40k literature we've ever received.

[@enriquejoseantequerasanche6180]

It's what makes the setting so good: to have such horror, you need moments of levity inbetween, to remind the reader that those are people, not cutouts.

[@illicitburn9386]

Man that's like Kobe, MJ and LeBron looking at you in the final seconds of a must win game talking about we giving you the ball 😂😂😂😂

[@CallofWar5]

Killer analogy 🤣

[@MisfitMayhemMiniatures]

No lie. 😂😂😂

[@redisconfused]

And you’re Steve Urkel in this situation comparatively.😂

[@cheeseburger12]

Steve Kerr?

[@novusnocturnm]

You say MJ and I know you mean Jordan…. But I keep thinking Michael Jackson. 😂😂

[@saegemh]

Making a Primarch laugh and a custodian smile. That guy can die happy now.

[@ArnoldJudasRimmer..]

To make Valdor smile is a feat none other, alive in the galaxy at that time...had ever managed to achieve. *Chad Status Accomplished sir*

[@jedi098765]

General Burr would rather roast Philadelphia for 9 minutes straight

[@painccubus921]

That’s a good one😂😂

[@marinesinspace6253]

Roasting heretics on the palace walls "Fuck the Iron warriors! Ya bunch of cocks!"

[@LaffingDevil1]

Not that hard to do

[@solo8734]

ha I get it

[@Toto-95]

reminds me of Guilliman struggling to grab administrative papers when in full armor. "Ah, papers ! My worst nemesis !" (paraphrasing)

[@Grudgebearer4life]

It was a pencil, and I believe he said “a pencil, my nemesis..” or something of the such. I could be wrong it’s been a while since I’ve read it🤷👍

[@Keemperor40K]

In that moment he was trying to make a joke and sadly it fell flatter than the paper on his desk.

[@enriquejoseantequerasanche6180]

It's also important to note that Guilliman cannot take his armor off, since otherwise he'd die from demonic poison. It's an Iron Man situation, except worse.

[@Keemperor40K]

@@enriquejoseantequerasanche6180 Guilliman can take off his armor for a few hours at a time and every time he takes it off he can stay without it for longer and longer. This was written in the book "Armor of Fate", but until a permanent fix is found, he has to return to the armor after some time or the physical pain he feels becomes intolerable even for a Primarch.

[@oumashu5348]

​@@Keemperor40KI'm just getting into w40k could you explain what poisoned guilliman? It's the first time I heard that

[@vincentlefur4490]

Imagine being stared at by a space marine, a custodes and primarch. And not flinch. Mental fortitude at its peak. Some Astartes and even some Primarchs could learn a few things.

[@gwilym1991]

Honestly the truly impressive thing is this mortal made VALDOR smile!

[@infamousdnt]

“You’re a good man” that must feel so good to hear in 40k

[@samphunter]

It's probably because it is in 30k? :D

[@alstor4746]

Virgin crybaby Horus: "Nooo...! Daddy want to give the powah too mortal men!" *Sob sob.* Chadgathai and his bros: *Laugh with an imperial General commander.*

[@Psyker_Unredactus]

The Khan seems one of the most personable of the Primarchs.

[@degoon4444]

Of course. It's why they didn't want to bring him back right after Robute, because having two Primarchs with common sense is not properly grimdark. Also, too much would get fixed in the Imperium faster than the rules could update.

[@whichDude]

The Lion now seems to have common sense. Vulcan and Corax also had pretty good common sense. The biggest wild card left that seems most likely is Russ, but he is going full Odin mode seeking answers and cures after being humbled from his near death experience. I can't see any loyalists sons not matured by now without common sense. Best way I think they can counter the loyalists Primarchs being competent will be to bring in Perturabo/Iron Warriors or Lorgar/World Bearers as legitimately competent in their crusades. Easy to do with Perturabo since he's already got history of being very competent. Lorgar just needs a great showing, but all Chaos loves him and his legion. Wouldn't be a stretch to bring him back crazy strong.

[@andresperedo1275]

I would say Russ. He likes to party, he does stupid stuff all the time, and his greatest achievement is to create booze for space marines

[@andresperedo1275]

@@whichDude Being humbled is the daily life of Russ. I don't think he has a problem with being humble (he told his sons to actively remember when the Lion bested him), the "problem" is that he proyects the opposite idea, so everybody thinks that he is superhubristic when he truly does not care.

[@a7HKdAbmET]

@@andresperedo1275 I believe he finds amusing and useful to be underestimated in terms of wits and common sense. Acting savage while being more of a thinker behind it. There was someone who confronted him about it, Malcador perhaps.

[@FFVogter.-em6zz]

Constantin Valdor is one of the biggest hardasses but if he finds something funny, you've struck Auramite.

[@Joseph-mw2rl]

Primarch: laughs Every mf within 10 miles: **deaf**

[@HeroAndReporter]

A son of the Emperor himself, A First Captain of a Legion of Astartes, and the Emperor’s Left Hand Man, are looking at you to give THEM orders. I too would rather charge the traitors alone than consider that notion.

[@CHRF-55457]

Left hand? Whos the right hand? Oh oh wait. Its Malcodor?

[@andre6522]

​@@CHRF-55457 Yes.

[@lordlopikong6940]

I love how they are so inductrinated with military rankings that they fully understand that listening to orders no matter who you are is how things should be. I bet during the great crusade or during the unification on terra. The big E had some few instructions by other allied warlords or something

[@maccat38]

​@@lordlopikong6940gotta have someone take lead or it's just a mess

[@Scudboy17]

There were tons of normal humans in command positions through the Heresy. Many lead tacticians and officers were just normal soldiers. The Primarchs and their captains may have decided overall strategy, but it was down to the line officers and non-coms to decide the tactics to implement that strategy.

[@benjaminjane93]

If he had just commanded them, they would likely obey the command, but their opinion of the General would not have changed. By showing his deference to his betters the General garnered the respect of the Primarch and Space Marines.

[@scoopwoop8196]

honestly that got a laugh out of me

[@justinkennedy3004]

Not really related, but I was dm'ing a grimdark d&d setting with some relative news and, as usual, they were doing everything in their power to keep the higher level fighter dm PC with them for every fight despite me trying to peel him off on his own story arc. The party backed me into a storyline corner and I realized that the dm pc wouldn't be able to slide away this time, and when the question ("you are coming with us, right?") finally was asked directly to him I rolled with the flow, dropped my voice a few raspy octaves, and said "*spits on ground* I'll bleed next to ya." Everyone at the table had some kind of emotional reaction, some quite strong, and it was brought up many times over the next year or so while the campaign went on. All this just to say that one comment of badassery can really stick in people's minds.

[@Al-Vin97]

Honestly same xD

[@breakdown3317]

"your a good man burr" Well spoken

[@l-space1019]

Every story including the Kahn makes me love him even more.

[@paneraemployee12]

“You know maybe I’m drunk, maybe I’m not, maybe this happened, maybe it didn’t”🎶

[@rozodru4790]

Well at least Valdor didn't call Burr "boring" like other Custodes tend to do when acknowledging the simple existence of mortal men.

[@tinheart2853]

I really need Khan to return, I need his legendary banter

[@Lord-Regent-of-the-Imperium]

Bro is gonna spit more fire than a salamander dreadnought when he sees any individual traitor primarch

[@SmolTerribleTornado]

This is when you realize the Khan was completely aware of what "I heard you do strange things to your men" would sound like.

[@coldfire-blitz3122]

Horus, Perturabo, Angron, or Dorn would've been like "bet? Do it. NOW."

[@farhanatashiga3721]

The khan has and will always be based

[@AntonsVoice]

Feels like he is the most outwardly human primarch, attitude wise.

[@DustunColeman]

He slowly becoming one of my favorites more I read and learn the lore

[@nathengriffiths-holland7038]

White scars and their primarch are underrated. The kharn is top 5 favourite primachs

[@chaosfriedeggz6014]

Imagine An angel, a seraph and a demi god waiting for you to command them to battle.

[@rasluffi]

Typical manga plot line

[@bigfella2264]

And that’s why the khans most underrated primarch, bro can laugh even when war is all around him 🫡

[@lunaticscribbles6016]

A good showcase of how loyal those 3 were. They were beyond that mortal man by many years and experiences, but still yielded to a chain of command and orders if need be

[@alertedcoyote7892]

Even in the 41st millennium, Burrs are funny mfs

[@Noorthia]

This is the 31st millenium

[@raypang8400]

a man that can laugh out loud in 40k universe is a strong man, very strong man

[@bastait]

the khan is the type of person to not care if another primarch demanded he aid him but come running if a civilian hive was attacked. the khan is easily the most slept on primarch and he is probably one of the strongest.

[@coenbaan1874]

I'm still convinced he is in a time trap in the webway. To stop the Khan you have to stop speed itself.

[@daedelous7094]

Despite their MASSIVE differences in physical stature, humor brings them together.

[@cosmicfails2053]

If Perturabo was in that room, he would have insisted he had done so immediately

[@Elthenar]

General Burr would have reservations had it been two random high ranking marines and a random custodian. With it being Valdor and a Primarch, I'd bet his backside literally puckered lol.

[@thechuhal13]

idk why GW always underrate Khan. How can they forget such BASED CHAD.

[@Hauntedbee]

Its lore accurate. Khan and white scars never care about it. Mostly forgotten. In that sense I love it :) And yet KAHN SHOULD RETURN RIGHT NOW!!!! Huron Blackheart's head already have a place at QuanZhou's white road :)

[@andresperedo1275]

I don't think he is underrated at all. And he got some of the best story archs of any primarch in the heresy (thanks to Chris Wraight)

[@enriquejoseantequerasanche6180]

The blessing of ignorance: since he never gets the spotlight, sketchy writers cannot screw his character or try to make him "relatable". And since he's already politically incorrect,the "new hires" and their banners won't touch him either.

[@dylancrozier84]

If anyone were to belly laugh at a joke told by a mere human, it would be the Khan.

[@Wildcard120]

He knew he was way out of his league and showed humility. A good move

[@Sarriuz]

I love The Khan. He's such a character.

[@N-cromancer]

Khan is the most human i swear

[@rylievalentine7109]

He made a primarch laugh, and a fucking emotionless bananaman smile

[@aporia_ygo]

Even in Warhammer, Bill Burr can still make us laugh. such a legend

[@vara8071]

Moments lke this renews my love for 40k.

[@Obozo_Gaming]

"What do you mean I'm in charge? You're a demigod, you're an Angel of Death, and you're one of the personal bodyguards of the Emperor himself. I'm a nobody compared to you three!"

[@Falkaster]

if the emperor ever found out that valdor smiled he would be so unimaginably happy to the point of dancing

[@2ndLeft4thRight]

If you can make a custodian smile, my hat is off to you, sir

[@WydeFade]

This was my favorite line of the book!

[@tommasocreatini2513]

dude made a custodian laugh... legend

[@Orimthekeyacolite]

A Primarch, an Astartes, a Custodian and a man walk into a bar...

[@LyraniaLothar]

Not an Astartes, A FIRST CAPTAIN Astartes.

[@Clear224-77]

THE INDOMITABLE HUMAN SPIRIT 💯💯🦅💯🦅🦅

[@feris2137]

Good banter is something Khan will always appreciate

[@phil8664]

Because the Warhammer 40k universe is so dark and grim moments like this do truly stand out, filling the world with so much humanity and allowing it to shine brighter.

[@pottersky1]

Man, Dan Abnett is such an amazing writer. He knows how to shone that humanity through all the grimdark like no other.

[@patrik9328]

When Primarch says that you are a good person, its good

[@TheGRAclan]

This was such a well written line I genuinely laughed for a straight minute after reading it and knew exactly where you were going when you mentioned those three.

[@xx-vg7wz]

Love how Dan can just insert such moments and it truly feels right to read it

[@Ghostryda115]

Stuff like this is why I really love WH40K. There are these moments like this, that show that, despite it being the grim dark future, there are glimmers of hope and cherishable moments. Small moments of peace. Genuinely good feel moments.

[@israelelliott2212]

The way "the first captain has zone comand" is voiced just makes me want to hear a classic "who called in the fleet?" From the khan

[@raithdoom]

People forget that the emperor prized humanity as a quality. The custom made spears he gave Valdor and Leman were designed to ensure they stayed human and didn’t just become killing machines.

[@mordredpendragon1235]

Of course they're still human especially back then when they actually cared about normal human life It's why I love reading all the hh books all the Space Marines ain't just copies of primarch unlike those in 40k

[@Cheezy-ee4er]

He's got a fair point Considering they're not even walking tanks, but sprinting fortresses And he himself is a Human

[@Rubymagicalgirl88]

The Khan is often overlooked, but he'a so fun. The Sieges books do a great hob building on what had been set up in Scars and other books.

[@tanggu9510]

anything written by dan abnett is gold

[@Azzie420]

You know you’re in deep shit when you’re the one ordering the super soldiers.

[@TNT_8412]

The song in the background is called Hackers by Karl Casey.

[@bmad1386]

Holy shit😂 imagine talking to that audience -Legendary Astartes Raldoron, who is among the greatest duelists in their time alongside Sigismund, Sevatar and Abaddon -THE first of the 10,000 , the greatest custodes himself, the emperor's spear, Constatin Valdor -And a literal demigod Jaghatai

[@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it]

As soon as the video started, I knew it would be Khan.

[@xenosmoke8915]

Yes! Always show your sources at the start so those of us about to read it can skip the spoiler.

[@RustyFable]

The Khan, Sanginus and pre-heresy Horus are without a doubt my favorite primearchs.

[@KharnBF]

Saturnine is such an amazing book, so many great moments

[@DoomSlayer-6660]

These moments in my opinion are better than the battles themselves

[@RevolverRho]

Ah yes the great descendant of bill burr has a sense of humor

[@T3hS14ppy]

A human telling demigods what to do is a rare occasion 😂

[@yamato9753]

In burrs brain: "I'm glad, but those 3 are a damn superhuman, a demigod and a literal god compared to me. WHO AM I TO COMMAND THOSE?!?!"

[@robertmanning7919]

Though I admire and appreciate all the black library authors, Dan Abnett just gets those nuances.😂😂

[@mikaelerosecrans2093]

Imagine being such a boss and good leader that your able to sit at the same table as a primarch angel and a custodes

[@dro6554]

I’m a newer Warhammer fan but man these kind of stories just solidify White Scars as my favorites! Khan has a great sense of humor and doesn’t try to stifle it like so many other marines.

[@huntakilla1234]

Fantastic piece of writing.

[@thelonelybritV2]

Abnett often gives the superhuman forces of the Imperium that little hint that they're still human. A shared joke amongst themselves or with a guardsman they're fighting alongside. It keeps the story grounded for me. As much as I like reading about the superhuman feats of the Astartes & Custodians, sometimes they're just too aloof & uncaring to be considered part of humanity. Which, certainly, can be the point, but them still being able to jest with the mortals that fight by their side helps a lot in making them likeable. Hell, even some of the forces of Chaos that Abnett wrote about in Traitor General on Gereon still had a human element to them.

[@masratitalia7927]

considering that both the kahn and valador has primarchis aura,the general is more than human too to not be scared in his soul.

[@fabijanbaric9816]

As long as there are men as Burr alive, the Empire will never fail.

[@therecklesswarlock6439]

small moments like these is what keeps the darkness at bay

[@sovnya9140]

every video/bit of lore i see of jaghatai i start to love him more

[@davidmcquoid9438]

I love anytime Post-humans and normies get along.

[@grantharriman284]

The Khan is possibly the most human of all the Primarchs. Even Vulkan is so deep into his superhuman compassion that he doesn't really make sense to us mere mortals, while Jhagatai is just us, but better.

[@andresperedo1275]

Russ

[@grantharriman284]

@@andresperedo1275 I always have a hard time seeing the human side of Russ past the intentional football hooligan type image that he and the Space Wolves cultivate in their role as "The Emperor's Executioners". He is usually too busy playing that role to show his human side.

[@andresperedo1275]

@@grantharriman284 when he is with his legion, he acts more natural. His thoughtss are also written enough times to see how he is. In any case I see him quite human because (maybe surprisingly for some) is not as hubristic as most of his brothers. He does not have the need to justify himself in front of others, but he struggles justifying him to himself. He knows that he fucks it up a lot of times, and he does not try to cover his failures. He also likes to laugh and party, which is very human and rare among the primarchs.

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@@andresperedo1275 That's actually part of why I consider the Khan more human than Russ. Russ is too well centered and too dispassionate about his own failures. That's something us mere mortals can certainly aspire to, but few of us can actually relate to it. Hubris is a very normal trait, and lacking it actually puts him further from humanity. Also, yes. A Space Wolves party is the stuff of legends. Just don't try to drink what they're having because it will literally kill you. Otherwise just be ready to wake up 3 weeks later and on a different planet.

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@@grantharriman284 I think he took several sour lessons, and his reaction was depressive. He cared a lot about his mistakes but he did not have an answer on how to improve. Something that was maybe relevant is that, strangely enough, he did not seem to have a close relationship with any of his brothers.

[@trailblazerlazerrazerd9027]

They have their moments. That's all I'll say. And it's always refreshing when it shows.

[@roanferguson8873]

Still my favorite 40k book

[@Tindahbox.]

"You're a good man, Burr. You made us Hurr."