All Admech Explained | Armory: The Lore behind the Models | Ep 04

[@istvanmitca5691]

I fucking love man made horror behind my comprehension

[@grasstastic9922]

There’s no way these videos aren’t getting way more views! These are the perfect condensed and consumable lore videos about the most important parts of the game, our actual models! I can’t wait to see more of these posted and will be watching all of them 🙏🙏🙏

[@barthelloren]

Thank you for the nice words, it means a lot

[@akumaking1]

Thanks to TTS it’s hard to not imagine the toaster memes

[@lorenzdistruzzi6928]

Genestealer cult Next please and thank you

[@barthelloren]

It worries me that so many of the Omnissiah's children have a disturbing interest in these filthy Xenos... but I guess that only gives me more reason to research them...

[@CatroiOz]

With their price youd think they would come full powered and youd be able to remote control them on the field 😅

[@barthelloren]

Having a full Admech army is kinda like the 40K equivalent of driving a BMW

[@Panzerbjrn]

Great video, but I think you got Cawl and Arkan Land mixed up. Cawl was just a minor tech priest during the Heresy and never met Jimmy Space. It was Land who was asked for opinions by the Big E. It was Guilliman who later asked Cawl to do something funky with the space marines.

[@barthelloren]

I did simplify a bit yes, but I didn't mix them up. As described in The Great Work by Guy Haley. Cawl was a bit of a prodigy around the Heresy era in the cult. He was then recruited by a very important unification-war scientist called Sedayne. Sedayne had been working for the emperor and during a meeting with the Emperor he had been addressed as Cawl and told to save humanity and so on and so forth. A while later Cawl and Sedayne's brains mix, with Cawl's personality coming out on top. This gives Cawl access to the memories of Sedayne and thus to Big E's message. Big E had planted these memories in Sedayne based on the foresight that Cawl would access them in the future.