Every single Warhammer 40k WH40k Faction Explained - Part 1 3-3 by Bricky - Actors React

[@mileswebb4233]

Warhammer is absolutely overwhelming in the best way. And Kryptman committed exterminatus on a swath of imperial worlds in order to deny a ravenous Tyranid fleet the sweet sweet biomass of populated worlds. Kind of like a scorched earth policy on a galactic scale.

[@JaxMerrick]

Galaxies worst firebreak.

[@lordmortarius538]

"I like that color scheme with the gold and purple" *cries in Emperor's Children*

[@ordakhan631]

Hahahaha

[@Cthulhuvong]

Bricky now has a podcast that he also posts on KZbin called Adeptus Ridiculous where he explains more lore in depth

[@HunterSentinel]

I fucking love the podcast! Hope chicago reacts to it! Also TTS

[@deusmachinashirou5044]

Bricky and DK crack jokes by the dozen in the podcast 😂👍

[@deusmachinashirou5044]

@@HunterSentinel I really hope they react to TTS that show is gold 😂👏💯

[@GloriousDonKarnage]

@@deusmachinashirou5044 The only thing that even comes close to experiencing the gloriousness that is TTS for the first time, is watching someone else have that experience :D

[@lordmortarius538]

Also, Bricky is missing two of the six Temples of the Officio Assassinorum: The Venenum Temple specializes in poisoning their targets with venoms so potent that nothing can save them. They are particularly adept at singling out their target so that at a banquet or some such, that person is the ONLY one to die from the poison, or they do it in such a way that the poison takes effect long after the target has gone home to bed, etc. The Vanus Temple is a bit different from the rest. They are intelligence gatherers, able to hack into literally any network undetected, masters of surveillance and information. When they do 'assassinate' someone, it'e done mostly indirectly, planting incriminating information where it can be found, etc. There was also another Temple, the Maerorus temple, Was created to deal with multiple targets at the same time, like the command hierarchy of an enemy army. They attempted to create assassins using illegal (read: heretical) human/mutant/xenos hybrids that were capable of absorbing the biomass of their victims to rapidly evolve new bio-weapons. The Maerorus Temple was made extinct by the Imperial Fists when the first (and only) product of this illegal biotech went rogue and decided that it had the potential to topple the Imperium as it saw fit, and the Assassinorum enlisted the aid of the Space Marines to stop it.

[@reaperaf9511]

Sounds like the Maerorus temple used tyranid dna to make the assassins.

[@sumukhavenkatesha6171]

@@reaperaf9511 they did

[@Seamus.Harper]

They need a pause button... 🧐

[@vedomedo]

So much this.

[@Timpanel]

Y'all should just pause the video when you want to talk since in several of the videos you have seemingly missed important and/or fascinating details regarding various factions just because one of you made a simple joke or something of that nature

[@TaliZVasTyria]

Agreed... they missed the point. And then jokes they banter between themselves are oversaturated by the sounds from the video they watching We the viewers suffer

[@supremercommonder]

there are actually 2 more temples one is poison assassin another is tech hacking.

[@HunterSentinel]

Oh I didn’t know about those! I’ll have to look it up!

[@supremercommonder]

@@HunterSentinel Venenum Temple - The Venenum Temple trains exclusively in the use of exotic poisons and subtlety in carrying out their mission requirements. Venenum Temple's stock-in-trade is employing operatives who are the galaxy's finest tox-artisans. Their mastery of poisons is unparalleled outside the Dark City of Commorragh, and the temple's operatives sow within their targets time-delayed toxins that afford them ample time to escape suspicion. Through their Temple's apprenticeship they manufacture killing philtres from the most base of components, which allow them to terminate their targets and leave no metabolic trace of the toxin. Vanus Temple - Almost nothing of the Vanus Temple is known beyond its name and the fact of its existence (though the High Gothic word "Vanus" means "Empty"). The Vanus Assassins are primarily used as intelligence-gatherers and in matters of grand strategy and intelligence tactics they are without peer, their political insight unparalleled by the savants of the Imperium. The Vanus Temple works to engineer their mark's doom via their consummate command of information. The Vanus Temple wages a far more complex war, taking the art of the stealth kill to the next level. Their modus operandi is to learn everything possible about not only their target but also those closest to him, then to tacitly manipulate circumstances so that their mark's death is brought about by his own folly or -- preferably -- by the hand of a once-trusted friend or comrade. It is the Vanus Temple that the Imperium employs when the revelation of a prominent figure's heresy would cause more damage than the knowledge of the resultant retribution. Many a shining saint or vaunted figurehead has met with premature martyrdom after some secret heresy has reached the ears of the Vanus. Perhaps the best summary of the Vanus Temple's philosophy was stated by Fon Tariel, an infocyte of Clade Vanus, the Vanus Temple's precursor, during the terrible civil war and intrigues of the Horus Heresy: "the cleanest kill is one that another performs in your stead with no knowledge of your incitement." Maerorus Temple - The renegade and now-defunct Maerorus Temple was created in the early years of the 40th Millennium to deal with multiple targets simultaneously. In order to achieve this, the rogue temple developed the use of illegal human/mutant/xenos hybrids, in effect creating living weapons that were capable of absorbing the biomass of victims to rapidly evolve new bio-weapons. This eliminated the need to maintain and utilise standard weaponry as such technology was always subject to failure. Temple Secretum - It is whispered that there exists a "Temple Secretum," an Assassinorum temple named for its dedication to keeping the Imperium's darkest secrets by any means necessary rather than for a preferred method of killing.

[@ordakhan631]

You mean the russian and chinese temples?

[@supremercommonder]

@@ordakhan631 lool yh

[@johnj.spurgin7037]

The worst part about Exterminatus is that it's actually justifiable. Chaos is so virulent and heinous that if a planet is irrevocably corrupted, it doesn't just become lost to humanity, it can be ripped straight out of reality and dragged into the warp, leaving a hole into the warp in it's place. A planet lost to chaos isn't just an isolated enemy stronghold, it's a potential FOOTHOLD situation. Think daemons from the doom games just manifesting into reality, but in addition to daemons entire armies of traitor space marines, legions of titan warmachines, and fleets of twisted naval vessels- some of which the imperium can't even build anymore.

[@TaliZVasTyria]

Use pause button damn it when you banter

[@DonaldWWitt]

The OFFICAL GAMES WORKSHOP term you were looking for at the end there is "FORGE YOUR OWN NARRATIVE!" "What kind of character or creations have you added to Warhammer?" **Daemonic Giggling INTENSIFIES**

[@-IGedeAnggaRestha]

I love the perfect timing, where they react to inquisition and a siren of a possible police car drive pas them. It's like the inquisition know they are gaining information about them and going to accuse both of them for being a heretic.

[@rydandraco2260]

Cant wait for part 2

[@Crynogar]

A much loved Bookseries of mine is Gaunt's Ghosts, about a Colonel-Commissar and his one and only Regiment from a destroyed Planet. Lots of cool Characters and Stories.

[@thejestor9378]

The Sisters of Silence have more love in 30k rules, where they have rules for units that they don't even have models for and require kitbashing to make, and they have the power that shows they are truly the other half of the Talons, the ones meant to fight alongside the Custodians. In 40k, they are quite a bit weaker and even lack their forgeworld models, which is kinda sad.

[@unrandomman3946]

If you’re looking for fan creations for 40k try looking into homebrew space marine chapters. There’s rules for playing them on the tabletop so people have made a lot.

[@ordakhan631]

I tell ya...everyone loves watching a train wreck.

[@fartpantsmcgee8493]

This comment is underrated as heck

[@nathanyoung5530]

Imperial guard. 100 men Space marine. 10 men Custodes. 3 men.

[@jacksmith4460]

40k has to be the biggest fantasy universe/world ever created, the depth of lore is incredible

[@bladestormviking]

one of the bbest things about Warhamster to me, is there is no truth, only the most verifiable story. the ability to use "rumor innuendo and speculative history" to create your own....... well anything. i personally have a custom force that's made up of loyal remnants of traitor space marine legions, who covered their legion symbols in shame and continue to fight for the emperor. i cherry picked certain instances out of the Heresy lore and used them to excuse what i made.

[@ARandomCustodian]

May I reccomend Oculus Imperia Adeptus Custodes Horus heresy lore.

[@hippy8011]

Inquisition is actually quite well represented on the table top as the Grey Knights are part of the Inquisition.

[@hippy8011]

@Sophia Stargazer "The Grey Knights are the legendary Chapter 666 - and although nominally a Chapter of the Astartes, they are in the Chamber Militant of the Inquisition." -- Codex Grey Knights, 5th Edition

[@mariusmitre492]

So the custodes stand still for hundreds of years without the need to eat or sleep but do they need to pee or poop? Also do they take a shower? If they don't then they must smell so bad that even Nurgle's demons would run away from them.

[@jacksmith4460]

40k is like Spinal Tap crossed with Cannibal Corpse, in sci fi form, its full of gore and everything goes to (and actually beyond..) 11

[@happyjohn354]

Have these guys watch The All Guardsman Party.

[@yesterdayschunda1760]

The audio on these videos is at like 20%??????? wtf why is it so quiet?????? My speakers can't even go loud enough to make this a normal volume.

[@supremercommonder]

Please focus on releasing more 40k content

[@mobiushelldoctor1423]

Y E A Y

[@-innutendo-9712]

Ebic

[@ARandomCustodian]

YAY mundane exposition

[@brotherjames9969]

It would be nice if you could not talk as much

[@alexanderdewitt1989]

or pause the video if they have to say something

[@cjrecio5702]

@@alexanderdewitt1989 Yeah, that would be nice.

[@rebeccaschroder3000]

@@claudematthieubayemi6377 agreed

[@brotherjames9969]

@@alexanderdewitt1989 I know right

[@thelastroman3177]

Fun video, ignore the people telling you not to talk. If they want to watch it undisturbed, they can watch it on their own- this is a reaction channel.

[@awalkingfire2176]

Because it is a reaction channel people tell them to pause. Most often that not, when they're saying something, they've missed a few important bits in the video itself. However I myself, aren't much affected by that, but I can see where others' come from.

[@frikky99]

The bigger point for me about it, is that it clearly indicates they don't care about absorbing a video. When I'm interested in something you better believe I'm gonna absorb every single moment. Or pause/rewind if I'm interrupted