Age of Sigmar Lore: To Capture A God

[@Noxims47314]

Teclis: It's over slaanesh! forever will you be bound and cast in chains! Slaanesh: "Ohhh yes! you dirty dirty boy! mhhmmmm". and everyone else proceeded to be creeped the hell out and get as far away from that pocket realm as they could.

[@AtaMarKat]

Aelves: * Tightening Slaanesh’s chains * Slaanesh: “Harder daddy!”

[@TheBakeroot]

Man Slaanesh is starting to be a better schemer than Tzeench.

[@heathenpride7931]

TheBakeroot yeah I honestly think this plotline would’ve been better used for Tzeentch

[@fumarc4501]

Tzeentch did it

[@Jpipooly]

I think the important thing, and something that makes Slaanesh more intimidating, is that Slaanesh is the god of excess, not just lust. Scheming, making people obsess over your every action and detail, is right in line with Slaanesh. Makes Slaanesh’s threat to the other Chaos Gods that much more dire

[@SeaDog337]

Oh don't you worry, Slaanesh is coming... Slaanesh is always coming...

[@otaku-thing2927]

MosquitoHunter I get it

[@bruhaspati560]

Underrated comment

[@xar9499]

Ooooo! Kinky!

[@harmonlanager2670]

Nice

[@rhyderrek6155]

Also not coming

[@dyer4677]

Morathi: “I dunno why people keep getting upset by my “Had nothing to do with the escape of Slannesh” shirt and asking me questions when the shirt answers them.”

[@patjacksonpodium]

This is great! My girlfriend wants to get into AoS by making a Slaanesh army and these videos are really helping me explain all the ins and outs of this very deep lore. He's her favorite Chaos God by far. Thanks, Doug! Always enjoy your stuff!

[@kenziemckeever1605]

I didn't realize there'd be this much lore on Slaanesh's situation, but I'd imagine with this being so crucial to the stories of his armies, it makes sense after a fact. I'd really like to see a grand story of a war with a Slaaneshi army set on breaking one of the chains. The idea of it provides a great baseline for narratives going forward.

[@mrl9418]

The looming threat that might annihilate the elves in one go, the 63 plots are a plus; the elves don't know about it, so they can't be paranoid about it - it cannot be an in-game threat, that's maybe a minus. Sooner or later they'll let the secret out

[@wereshem-ankh9063]

So, Slaanesh, what pronouns do you use? Slaanesh: Yes!

[@anthonyhanner6609]

Once again, another great video. One thing I really appreciate, by not having Slannesh breaking free, really shows how GW is taking it's time to develop this lore/ Mythos. The table is really being set with some great things in the future.

[@kelman727]

Anthony Hanner Purely marketing. They needed time to redo the range.

[@salv.6948]

I really think that Slaaneshs release will be tied to the opening of the Realm of Light. If I remember there was stories about the decadence and arrogance growing in that realm that has corrupted its foundation. With this I really hope that we get some true Mortal Slaanesh units. The lack of them in the new book is my only negative with this release. Slaanesh armies have always lacked good mortal units and has always been daemon heavy.

[@cuteandspookycritters8691]

Legit was not gonna make an army and now I’m kinda tempted... (wait... Damnit)

[@patrickbarrett7144]

So happy! Your lore videos are the best, and my favorite faction is being covered this week. Double positive!

[@hanng1242]

FYI - The story you referred to in the last video does not necessarily involve a Grey Knight (I would argue it does not, since Grey Knight lore indicates that no Grey Knight has ever fallen to Chaos). It can be found in Codex: Chaos Daemons. The 8th edition codex has some pages w/o printed page numbers, but it would be on pages 22-23.

[@TyrannosaurusRex5027]

I recognize the image with the seraphon. Me and the other lizards won.

[@thestationerydraw2733]

noice

[@lilpretzel5629]

Honestly the more I learn about Slaanesh the more I like this Chaos God, and AoS is pretty interesting as well never thought I would like it but I do. Thank u for the videos, does a good job at explaining.

[@at3969]

I really enjoy listening to this video! Great choice of background music, I also find that your voice is at the right tone, it really gives an impression of how powerful and threatening Slaanesh can be. He /she is now my favourite chaos god, I look forward to what gw plan for the future, I can see slaanesh being released at the end of a big narrative campaign, with, maybe slaanesh mortals and new aelves or/and AoS 3.

[@2Tough]

hey thank you so much!!!

[@felixthewintersoldierspink2347]

Blood for the blood God skulls for the skull throne

[@mueezadam8438]

Warhammer lore is among the greatest world-building delicacies

[@haroldkeearns3497]

Another amazing video thank you so much for what you do. Your breakdowns of fractions are awesome I loved your idoneth deepkin lore videos. My wife has is interested in Slaanesh so I'm going to have her watch these to get a good idea as well as read the battletome. Thanks again for all that you do look forward to your next videos

[@BaryonyxXR9]

The purple is so beautiful!

[@MeGawOOt99]

How to catch Slaanesh? With Chris Hansen.

[@isaaclee2708]

Yesssss slaanesh!!!

[@striderfox71]

*SKULLBRAND* HATES WHEN BOOB PRINCE STEALS HIS AXE AAAAAAHHHHHHH!

[@stevied3121]

Forgive my ignorance as I’m new to AoS while being an ex-Warhammer Fantasy player in the late 90’s. I was a High Elf player who loved Teclis and Tyrion.... Where are the armies related to these Gods??? Oh, and I’m bingeing on your channel and I’m completely addicted. Keep up the good work!

[@koelkast9]

Who came up with the conditions of those chains? Man atleast make it things counterproductive to Slaanesh's nature.

[@Phoibass]

love and forgive your greatest enemy for example...problem solved :D

[@mrl9418]

Lol

[@Andrew-yl7lm]

@@Phoibass isn't how sigmar reacted to nagash similar?

[@9148H2]

I like to think 40k is set 40,000 years before the events of Warhammer Fantasy. Where Chaos survived, but the universe did not die from the hands of the Chaos Gods and Tyranids. I like to think some major events caused the surviving Humans, Eldar, Orcs, and other races to find a new home on a distant world in a new galaxy far from the Gods where the Humans and Eldar who now became Elves rebuilt their societies and Gods through the magic of the world they inhabited. Over time they became primitive and forgot their technologies all together in favor of magic and then Chaos returns once again. That's the only way I see it making sense to me. Anyway, it's nice to see at least one of the Chaos Gods finally getting what's coming to them.

[@thomaswallace7577]

I believe Slaanesh will be released with a updated elf book which will show how the elves are in Age of Sigmar. It will probably be released with a elf/ slaanesh box set like how the nighthaunt army was.

[@hughgedney3393]

Great video Doug

[@garinevans8369]

I hope he/she breaks free soon be cool to see what happens.

[@Merrsharr]

I wonder if one of these chains can/must be broken from another world... because I accidentally made a very slaaneshi mage in a game that has nothing to do with warhammer (I didn't even know of Slaanesh at the time)

[@TheNeoArcheon]

All love Slaanesh, all worship Slaanesh, all serve Slaanesh.

[@ScumSookar]

Being truthful, most of us would end up being Disciples of Slaanesh if we lived in 40k.

[@darkomihajlovski3135]

Why does slaanesh even have territory in the warp shouldn't it have been completely conquered by now?

[@Noxims47314]

Slaanesh's followers and daemons have held on to what they could. for as much as they care or can. Khorne has been pushing them though.....and they love it.

[@otaku-thing2927]

No, there aren’t 66 chains. There are 34 chains

[@CarsonZXY]

Why aren't there 69 chains of Slaanesh?

[@HoundofOdin]

I seriously expected there to be 69 chains binding Slaanesh.

[@otaku-thing2927]

Dr.Bright no, there are 34 chains binding Slaanesh.

[@HoundofOdin]

@@otaku-thing2927 Someone didn't get the joke . . .

[@clenjones5748]

Dr.Bright I don’t think you got the joke lol

[@rock_ok]

add music highschool musical breaking free

[@danielkeller3780]

who do you think is the most powerful chaos God? (I know khorne is the most powerful at the moment but which if they are all stock standard?) if that question is too difficult which do you think is the coolest. (the question is not just for 2+ tough)

[@NMahon]

I think it's actually the great horned rat, Skaven are known to be the biggest threat as in terms of sheer numbers they outweigh any force. I think it's the same with the great horned rat, he has the most followers but because they can't organise and constantly infight, they never get much done. I think a lot his power is hidden when compared to Khorne so I believe he is secretly the most powerful!

[@danielkeller3780]

@@NMahon sounds awesome! i see what your getting at.

[@winterwind9217]

Tzeenzch obviously because it will always sell a loss as a part in a greater scheme -> tzeentch always wins even when he loses :P

[@Noxims47314]

@@winterwind9217 Only in his own scheming mind, he plots for the sake of plotting, schemes to scheme. there's no endgame for him only that everything continues going apace. (very much like GW *ahem*) normally i would say that Nurgle is the greatest power, for everything must go into decay and entropy, and its happenend before at the end of fantasy. everything withers so it can begin a new cycle. but this time though, the most powerful is the one you think is doing the most damage or impact on all the mortal realms. and i think that goes to the skaven, they're a problem to everyone and everywhere.

[@kelman727]

Khorne Tzeentch Nurgle Slaanesh Although Nurgle can temporarily eclipse all of them put together.

[@sovietlamar1294]

YEE T

[@9148H2]

I like to think 40k is set 40,000 years before the events of Warhammer Fantasy. Where Chaos survived, but the universe did not die from the hands of the Chaos Gods and Tyranids. I like to think some major events caused the surviving Humans, Eldar, Orcs, and other races to find a new home on a distant world in a new galaxy far from the Gods where the Humans and Eldar who now became Elves rebuilt their societies and Gods through the magic of the world they inhabited. Over time they became primitive and forgot their technologies all together in favor of magic and then Chaos returns once again. That's the only way I see it making sense to me. Anyway, it's nice to see at least one of the Chaos Gods finally getting what's coming to them.