Non-Gamer Watches

[@DeadlySinner97]

11:49 "Nurgle is so disgusting" Nurgle "Thank you for the lovely compliment"

[@Maxisamo1]

"GROSS" "Thanks I try"

[@v1k1n6music]

"I am Alpharius, this is a lie." - Alpharius pretending to be Omegon pretending to be Alpharius to honor his brother Alpharius who was actually Omegon pretending to be Alpharius

[@Lotan_]

Username checks out. Or does it?

[@Armada762]

I am alpharius

[@bigmoe9856]

@@Armada762 This is a lie

[@Blazegraze12]

😵‍💫

[@iamaloafofbread8926]

You sound like Omegon

[@Vexkun]

So Bricky skips over the 2nd and 11th legions because in the official lore, those primarchs and their legions vanished without a trace and all records of them have disappeared. It basically gives players the freedom to just paint their Marines our own choice of colours and create our own lore for them, and have them still be canon (or at least canon-adjacent).

[@timidwolf]

It was also implied in the book 'Prospero Burns' that at least one of them was destroyed by the Space Wolves by command of the Emperor for "reasons".

[@joeavreg2254]

@@timidwolf Or the two of them might be in the cells beneath the Imperial Palace and escaped during the assault on Terra when the Astronimcon went dark.

[@tarrker]

Yeah, this. I was there when the deep magics were written, so to speak. It was 100% done to deflate all the asshole, lore humpers that had made their way into the scene. These days it's not so bad. People like that get called "That Guy" and such so it polices itself now. But, back in the day, the assholes were everywhere to the point that it was just kinda part of the game. Like there were people who refused to play simply because they didn't wanna deal with the drama. Crazy to think about now, right? LoL :)

[@nightshade0908]

That's not true. The 2nd and 11th legion are not meant for players to fill in, it just has been repeated by the community without checking. RIck Priestley himself confirmed it. The Lost Legions are only part of the lore as an unknowable mystery to add some spice to the lore. The 1000 space marine chapters are the place for players to make their own lore

[@nekrataali]

It's also a reference to Legio IX Hispana, AKA the Lost Legion (11 - 2 = 9). It was one of those throw-away trivia bits in Rogue Trader. They've maintained it since then since players started to use it as a background for making their own chapters.

[@flarefox3118]

“They can’t just be nice,” no seriously, the Salamanders are actually just really nice Space Marines, they go far and above to save people. Granted they specialise in flame weapons which is rather horrible for the enemy, but they themselves aren’t evil :3

[@mormacil]

Satan also just wants you to be your best self, hence the original meaning of his name.

[@dagonofthedepths]

unless your an eldar

[@nekrataali]

Salamanders would be villains in any other franchise. They're like "nice" stormtroopers in Star Wars. Yeah, sure, one of them may be a decent guy, but they're still the jackbooted thugs of a galaxy-wide empire predicated on wiping out democratic institutions and pummeling non-humans.

[@dagonofthedepths]

@@nekrataali The norm for Salamanders is them jumping on a sword to protect civilians. Yeah, their brutal to aliens and most sci fi worlds they would be the bad guys, but you can say the same for every faction in 40K. Besides, every faction in 40K has a few people you can call kind hearted to some extent but it's not an organizational norm like it is with the Celestial Lions, Lamentors, Firesight Enclave, or the Salamanders. Plus even in Star Wars has bad people on all sides. You can make a good case for Jedi being evil if you take the expanded universe lore in to account. I mean they did do the genocide a few times.

[@DespoticPanda70]

"I would like to pet this creature. "

[@lordxboyke]

The Salamanders are one of the nicest Space Marines you'll meet. I mean their Primarch did burn a defenceless Eldar child alive, but nobody is perfect.

[@crustybomb115]

to be fair, thats about as nice as you can get in a setting thats grimdark...

[@HeroCooky]

Didn't that child "surrender" twice, with the first time being a fluke to escape/kill more salamanders?

[@ironduke5058]

​​@@HeroCooky There were night Lord's there who scared the kid into running after they already captured him and a group of other civvie Eldar. When he ran the Night Lord's opened fire and killed a Salamander in the cross fire (I think) and that's why Vulkan was so mad at the kid. Turns out Konrad who was there orchestrated the whole thing cuz he wanted to push his brother, Vulkan was pissed when he found out.

[@lordmortarius538]

Well that kid shouldn't have been a filthy xenos :P

[@coston89]

@@ironduke5058 it was a remembrancer who was a personal friend to Vulkan who was killed. This, coupled with Vulkan's history with Eldar, filled him with more rage than ever. It's also telling that this is one of Vulkan's largest regrets as well. He really wishes that he didn't fall to his rage then.

[@modarkthemauler]

"“Amateurs talk about tactics, but professionals study logistics.”

[@AndrewD8Red]

Bradley's paraphrasing of Sun Tzu is probably the best reason to remember him. Definitely not the finest example of the US military.

[@theskullboy8700]

Gorilla man: the words logistics and victory. Should mean the same thing to you kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3zcYmyFfNNplc0

[@davidtrujillo1689]

A little detail Bricky left out that I think you might like. Guilliman was the only primarch who actually had a mom. (Adoptive mom yes, but no less important for that)

[@Vulkanprimarch]

Angry she-wolf noises!

[@ironduke5058]

A real mom yeah. But I'd say Corvus had similar, he had a whole bunch of people raise him.

[@simondemoulin5815]

She definitely got the "Mom of the year", but some adoptive father are worth mentioning. - Vulkan had a father who teach him blacksmithing. Considering the pod containing Vulkan literally destroy his roof while crash-landing, the guys didn't keep a grudge for long. - I think Angron was also lucky for a while but... Yeah, a sad story. - Interestingly enough, Rogal Dorn remember fondly of his adoptive father to the point of keeping a cloth belonging to him in his own room. Do the primarch of the Ironfist need a comforter... There is some question nobody should ask loudly. As Iron Duke said, Corvus had many parental figure and I'm pretty sure Sanguinius also was in the same spot with his tribe. On the opposite side of the spectrum, Mortarion and Lorgar had literal criminal as fathers.

[@theskullboy8700]

Oh yeah she looked Konrad in the eye and told him to fuck off

[@superevilpoptarts7387]

Another thing about Guilliman's mom: A total badass.

[@Duskets]

The funny thing is that Nurgle is actually the most kind of these Chaos Gods. He represents the inevitability of rot and decay, and legitimately loves his children that carry his pox. A lot of people in the fandom refer to him as Papa Nurgle because of this.

[@velo5100]

Nurgle is a chill dude, no pain, no aging, no sickness, you get bigger, stronger, more resilient, and his crime is that he want all peoples to kinda look like him? Dude is a saint in the 40k universe😂😂

[@kalebbest]

Nurgle's mutations are the worst of all the chaos gods. the only reason people ignore this is because of the numbness that is enforced upon it's followers. I say enforced because that is what it is. You don't get a choice other than giving in. Nurgle's mirth is it's madness. You know those horrifying scenes where the Joker uses laughing gas to make people do horrible things or do horrible things to them while having that wide, crazed grin? That is Nurgle's mirth.

[@rakat2746]

My favorit demon words: Oh excuse me, that i don`t stand up. I`m sick. So good. ^^

[@esorevikofficial]

@@kalebbest but he also cares for his demons and followers, genuinely. Sadly for the rest, what he feels is "caring" is actually sharing his diseases, but he does care. And his demons usually have a sunny, cheerful disposition, it's the Death Guard that is filled with assholes XD.

[@Wilderwolfman]

PAPA NURG LOVES YOU

[@ciroluxom6615]

"I like Slaneesh, but only soft Slaanesh." Excuse me madam, there is no such thing as Soft Slaanesh. It's quadruple or nothing when it comes to the prince unspeakable excess.

[@andrewallen6860]

Vulkan is the happy hugging fiend of the family who tries to cheer you up. Sanguineous is an Angel... Nuff said. Rogal Dorn is a stoic stone-mason who means well but has the charisma of a brick, but he's honest. Roboute Gulliman is the son who has an office job and always seems to have ink stains in his shirt pocket when he comes home. Corax is the goth son wallflower you never had who writes dark poetry and listens to grunge music. Leman Russ is the son who listens to rock and roll, goes out partying and getting drunk. Ferrus Mannus is that son who's been trying to fix the family car since he first took shop class in high school, then lost his head. Lion El'Johnson is the son who tried to graduate police academy, he's still trying but he keeps shooting the pedestrians as well as the robbers in the gunfire test. And Jagatai Khan is the son who you gave a motorbike to... And keeps coming home with speeding tickets.

[@ironduke5058]

Lol how is this is all so dead accurate

[@karnege101]

and those are the good sons

[@apster2645]

Im all for Vulkan. Love his legion but I'll dab in some Space VIkings & Lehman of the Russ provding some teeth.

[@bladestormviking]

guilliman.... the Avenging Accountant.

[@slanndermcdannder386]

Tank in gaming refers to ones ability to be the person who takes the brunt of all the damage, who has the ability to get everything to attack them, take the damage and be able to survive it. So being "Tanky" just means your hard to kill.

[@mormacil]

From the concept of a military tank. An armored vehicle specifically designed to tank enemy fire unlike things like cannons which are only meant to dish out damage instead of receiving it.

[@Svoroda]

24:13 not gonna lie, as a Team Fortress 2 enjoyer, i stood up from my chair and applauded you when you remembered seeing the "meet the" series, i'm so proud of you !

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Thank youuuuuu🤩🤩🤩

[@theskullboy8700]

Speaking of that skit. Am I the only one who imagines alpharius and omegon talking like the Wesley twins from Harry Potter

[@bryanmcclure2220]

@@HannaHsOverInvested The alpha legion is complicated, While they are technically Traitors to the imperium, They sometimes take actions That appeared to help the imperium and hurt the traitors. To add even more confusion at least one of the twins was Secretly planning To betray the traitors at the very end, One of these twins died, and We have no idea which one.

[@j.t1221]

Ah yes, Angron. One of the most tragic Primarchs. Screw you Big E.

[@haynes150395]

Yeah the emperor definitely gets a downvote for that one!

[@BrokenShale]

lolnope. Angron couldn’t take over a planet unlike almost everyone

[@JayJayM57]

@@BrokenShale did you read his story? the emperor teleported him in the middle of the fight. removing him from the fight, destroying the morale of his men, and killing the only family Angron ever knew. that was 100% the emperor's fault.

[@Mugthraka]

@@BrokenShale He could've if Big E was like "here, take control of this SM legion and finish it up, imma wait on myu ship" and allowx Angron's to turn his fellow Gladiators into SM like ALL THE OTHER PRIMARCHS did with their Peers. Instead he was like "Naw dawg, screw these peasants you come with me" And Angron will be the coolest Primarch, cause he's the only one that had the balls to tell Big E "Fuck You".

[@bladestormviking]

@@Mugthraka "one day perhaps i will go to Terra, ascend the steps of Father's palace AND TAKE THE SLAVING BASTARD'S HEAD!!"

[@marcwittkowski5146]

12:20 "tanky" refers to the role of "tank" in multiplayer games such as MMORPGs. A tank is designed to draw the enemy's attention and take a lot of damage, giving the damage dealing team members the opportunity to... well, damage the enemy without being attacked themselves. The tank is in turn the main "target" of the healer, who works to keep them alive. So someone who is "tanky" can take a lot of damage/ shrug said damage off. Hope that helps :) The whole "coughing on Horus" thing was meant to represent the Emperor killing Horus. And in regards to the gods: They do exist. But they are basically representations of emotions of all beings with souls. A soul is basically your reflection in the Warp, which is the parallel dimension in which the gods and other beings reside. The more you worship them or act in ways that strengthen them, the more powerful they get. So serving and worshipping them makes them more powerful and influential and starving them of worship would weaken or even destroy them. And no, your average joe "40k plumber" does not know about the gods. But that's mainly because the Imperium of Man tries its hardest to suppress any knowledge of them and basically kills everyone who knows of them.

[@haynes150395]

Hannah’s reaction to the death guard is my favourite😂😂

[@jeremybk54]

i feel like this is the typical reaction for anyone who is new to 40k and learn about the DG

[@mormacil]

@@jeremybk54 DG? Nah this felt more appropriate for Nurgle in general. We didn't even see that many boils 😉

[@haynes150395]

@@mormacil that’s true, we definitely need a nurgle only episode for Hannah to properly creep her out😂😂

[@theskullboy8700]

Remember kids nurgle always loves you

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

@@theskullboy8700 🤢

[@terrencenoran3233]

Alpha Legion sleeper agents are so good that they could be your best friend, relative, or spouse for decades without a single issue....until they are activated, and they will have no problem pointing the gun at you. Plus, they're also everywhere. Hydra Dominatus.

[@timbackman5915]

I am Alpharius.

[@terrencenoran3233]

Hello, Brother Alpharius.

[@timbackman5915]

@@terrencenoran3233 Hydra dominatus, brother.

[@darrylferguson3622]

The Salamanders are frankly the only chapter where Space Marines wanting to visit their biological families is not only allowed, but also not viewed as a sign of weakness. Edit: The Lamenters are also a good contender for nice Space Marines Edit 2: Hannah learning Internet trucks was cute

[@OrdemDoGraveto]

"I'm so surprised Hanna liked the Salamanders the most!" Said no one ever hahaha

[@goblinRa2a]

Salamanders might be my favourite. Them being kind means suprisingly much for me. Flamethrowers sound fun too

[@coston89]

Salamanders are the best legion because they are what a Space Marine should be in temperament. To truly protect the people, you need to care about the people.

[@simondemoulin5815]

To give 3 examples of their kindness, you just need to know what they do during the Third war for Armagueddon, an ork invasion : - While the Ultramarine were defending the hives cities and the Blood-Angel were attacking the orks on the field, the Salamander were occupied with escort duty on supply transfert and on civilian evacuation. A simple but without glory task for a space marine but nonetheless accepted with joy by this chapter. - During a long siege, the Salamanders send their Tech-marines (one of the best of the Imperium, with the Iron Hands chapter) repairing the main water treatment facility of an entire Hive city, saving all the civilian and guardsmen from dehydratation (you must remember that a Space-marine has inhuman endurance, they don't need food or drink as much as a normal man). A guy capable of maintaining a tank in tip-top shape gladly accept to go do some plumbing in a warzone. - A legendary sucker-punch was deliver by the Chapter-Master of the Salamander to a captain of the Marines Malevolent (a TRULY EVIL chapter, loyalist but with many voice asking to declare them heretics) because the orks manage to break inside a refugee camp and the captain immediatly call an artillery strike on it.

[@DeltaCain13]

You would like the White Scars too then. The White Scars also go out of their way to save Imperial Citizens.

[@joshuadunn2]

"Tanky" is a term for characters in an RPG who are built to take damage and force the attention of the enemy on themselves. A "tank" typically has high health, high armor, and their main purpose is usually to act as a "meat shield" that the enemy has to spend time whittling down. Their focus is less on dealing damage and more on just being hard to kill.

[@voinyhelvetti]

It's ironic that in this really interesting universe of interesting times, it's the fact that Guilliman has the patience for the boring stuff that gives him and his legion an edge. Well, the patience and being like practically a demi-god, I guess. Also I just love the fact that he takes one look at what the imperium has become in his absence, like an anathema of what it was, and just wants to eat a god damn bullet right then and there.

[@ODDnanref]

Like it was said. Ultra depression.

[@genoguzzardi1042]

"Don't the Chaos Gods get jealous of each other?" Yep. Intensely so. The path of Chaos Undivided is walking an even sharper knife edge than usual when it comes to Chaos Worship. If one of the Gods feels like they're getting the short end of the stick, you die horribly. If you don't impress all Four of them, you die horribly. If you start to drift to one out of the Four, you die horribly. If you do everything right, you may still die horribly due to getting over stuffed with the blessings of Chaos. If you manage to avoid dying horribly, though, you'll be a fucking power house. "Does the Plumber know about the Gods?" Well, he knows the Emperor is real. He probably knows that Heretics and Xenos worship their own depraved gods that the Emperor protects him from. Anything more detailed than that and the Ecclesiarchy and the Inquisition start to ask very pointed questions about why and how he knows. After which point, he probably dies horribly. As for the Salamanders, they're basically like giant firebreathing guard dogs. If you're an imperial citizen, they are big, warm, and friendly. If you aren't an imperial citizen, your living privilege lasts only so long as you stay far away. If you approach, you'll die horribly and the Galaxy's Goodest Bois will prance back to the Imperium for head pats and ear scritches.

[@dagonofthedepths]

One of the quirks of becoming a space marine is it tends to change some physical characteristics of the person becoming one. So, like Raven Guard all tend to get pale skin and black eyes, Space Wolves get yellow eyes and large canines ect. However, they also are recruiting from entire planetary populations and beyond, so a lot of the marines will have a variety of ethnicities and accents. So, on 1 hand all Salamanders do have the coal black skin and blazing red eyes but they're not all of African descent. However, most of them are African just but facial structure, clearly. Honestly, I think that was more because in the past, they were just the "black guy" Chapter, but they wanted to change it to something more inseresting.

[@nekrataali]

They used to be black back in 3rd. Edition with Codex: Armageddon. IMO it's really stupid they changed them to being literally black.

[@dagonofthedepths]

@@nekrataali Eh, I'm always on the fence about that. On 1 had I don't like the, "this is the black guys chapter, this is the Hispanic guys ect." It just doesn't make sense and it's really ham-fisted diversity, but on the other hand that's really edging to silly territory, and I don't like the vague lore as to why they look like that. Fell like if your doing that diversity thing it should be on the culture not the skin color. Like the Cacaradon Astra, I thought the shark ppl where another dumb crazy berserker chapter until I found out they all had a Polynesian culture.

[@zardify_]

Fun fact, gladiators were the most well fed slaves too in the course of history. Crowds wanted to see fit fighters, long performances with stunning display of athletics and mind games. Their diets were sometimes more varied than that of their owners.

[@mormacil]

A layer of fat also protects the organs from cuts and punches. So it makes sense giving them a layer of fat, more surface to draw blood from without actually leaving permanent damage.

[@RabbitShirak]

The crowd also wanted to see different fighting styles combating one another. That's why some used spears, others nets and so on.

[@Mhill08]

Bricky: A very huggy boy Hannah: Oh I love hugs! Bricky: One word description: FIRE. Hannah: Oh...

[@Grey-Wino389]

This all ends with Hannah writing novels for the Black Library.

[@firestorm1088]

School, French, 2 KZbin channels, writing, and starting off as a gamer. I wish I had half your energy.

[@AndrewD8Red]

I thought I heard a voice cry 'sleep no more!' Hannah does murder sleep.

[@henrygleave157]

If you want to know more about the salamanders, there is a channel called Baldermort. He dose a great lore series and a really good video about Volkan.

[@abunchofjackalsinatrenchco6407]

On the thing about gladiators my dad came up with a theory that they were more like professional wrestlers

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

I think that's right

[@matthewy2j]

Fun fact about Roboute Guilliman (The Blonde Blueberry Man), he was resurrected with the help of a female Eldar named Yvrainne. Their meeting was cordial and diplomatic after he was resurrected. The fandom in their infinite wisdom decided to ship both of them together (and to be fair they look cute together), it's often an ongoing joke / meme. There is also more "cultured" fan art if you're into big buff blonde men and petite / thin women with big poofy hair.

[@superevilpoptarts7387]

Slaanesh approves.

[@RimasaEze]

The salamanders will help you IF you're a LOYALIST HUMAN of the Imperium of man, if you are not a human or a loyalist you're getting burned with no hestitation

[@steelbear2063]

Based

[@edwardfrench9368]

The average human citizen has no idea that chaos exists. What most know is that the God emperor once made 9 Prime Archangels to battle against 9 Prime Archdevils, and the Space Marines for both sides are angels and demons, rectectively.

[@airsoftmanic]

The chaos gods in 40K are the manifestation of emotion from the galaxy's inhabitants. So the gods exist due to mortal creatures of the galaxy simply having these emotions. The general imperial population pretty much have no idea that daemons/chaos gods exist, so when daemonic stuff starts going down, normal civilians have no idea what's going on. It's why Grey Knights have their "no witnesses" approach, because normal guard/civvies are not supposed to know.

[@slimehound1934]

About the Salamanders ashy skin: by the time they had colonised their planet, racism in humanity didn’t exist. It’s fair to assume settlers came from all ethnic backgrounds, and by now most humans would be very mixed race. However many thousands of years between them settling and the 41st millennium is plenty of time for natural selection to take place, in this case favouring the ashy skin colour. The Salamanders aren’t of African descent specifically, they’re just a bunch of humans who over thousands of years evolved ashy skin. Hence why you have a shifty looking white dude with the ashy skin colour. There could just as easily be someone of East Asian descent, for example, with the skin tone. This is how I like to think about it from a lore standpoint, but yeah, their concept was probably borne from some insensitivity. Any Space Marine can be any ethnicity, even a made up one, but for some reason they are always depicted as white in official artworks. Warhammer is predominately a white British guy hobby (which is fine), but the lack of effort to broaden the consumer demographic is frustrating to me.

[@damobeck1]

It’s not that the Salamaders are black like african american, they are charcoal. Like charred wood. A lot of people get up in arms about it because people want to make a political statement out of it when it’s not about real world race commentary. Also yeah they are wholesome and sweet boys… and great to make tragedies with.

[@hectphil]

Emperor hear me, grant me your swiftness

[@Mare_Man]

"I think I have faith, not in religion but in people" We'll make a loyalist out of you yet

[@Skelli2]

4:30: the fact that she had to pause and actively remember the White Scars is the saddest and most accurate way to describe them XD Big edit about faith and gods in universe: In 30k (10 000 years before the modern setting) the Imperium , as per the Emperor's wish, was the model of atheistic state. No gods, no faith, just logic and science. It was so because the emperor knew of the chaos gods and wanted to starve them of their "food" which is faith and worship. Each chaos god gets a little bit of sustenance from specific unconscious emotions but when an action is done specifically in that Chaos God's name and to the most extreme extent possible, that sustenance is more fulfiling to them. Thus, the Chaos Gods are cancer to reality as they are because they will always drive their worshippers to do more extreme stuff to feed them (sex -> R word -> R word + killing -> R word + killiing + camnibalism and necroph**ia, and so on) If no one knew about them, they wouldn't "die" but they would be too weak to mess with the material world. Long story short..that plan fell apart thanks to Horus and Lorgar. Modern day 40k, the average citizen (plumber Joe) only knows about one God which is the Emperor. Faith is understood as capable of miracles by the citizenry and Ecchlesiarchy (priest class) but only by and through the emperor's grace and will. The mechanics of how faith works with the Warp to shape and mold reality though are not common knowledge because people are too arrogant and would try to "tame" the Warp but at most it's like a circus lion (does the trick 9 times and 1 time will eat you).Any knowledge about the Chaos gods or demons is so heavily censored that it's just all barcode. Because Chaos corrupts so thoroughly if Joe found out about it and was caught or even just accused of being some form of heretic he would be instantly shot dead by the Arbites (police) or an Inquisitor, no qualms or questions asked and certainly no trial. Same goes if Joe just was overheard spouting anything remotely atheistic. If demons attacked Joe's planet and Space Marines saved it but Joe saw a demon him, his family ,his neighbours and everyone in their families, work collegues and everyone even remotely aquainted with them would all either be immediately killed by the Inquisition or put in sterilization camps and/or shipped off to some hellhole forced labor mining world to die from overwork. It's extreme and horrible but worlds can fall to Chaos from just one person reading one line from a forbidden tome and going down the rabbit-hole so the Inquisition gives abolutely 0 fu*ks and doesn't take any chances when it comes to corruption, hence why to be a heretic is to be only ever deserving of death

[@aristosachaion_]

Just touching on the whole, "does the average Imperial citizen know about Chaos" question, no they don't, and that's on purpose. The Imperium understands-too well-that believing in Chaos and its dark gods gives them strength, so they do their damndest to expunge all knowledge of it from the general public, because even just KNOWING Chaos exists makes you vulnerable to their temptations.

[@biggshoverwelder3690]

Alpha legion one of the best mainly because it's like a reverse of where's waldo, except everyone is waldo :D

[@thetalantonx]

24:16 - It has been an absolute joy sharing your journey with you, because of moments like these!

[@derGhebbet]

The plumber does not know the gods are real. He knows there is one god, the Emperor. Most soldiers don't even know that there are different factions within Chaos... civilians probably know less. Knowledge is handed out on a need to know basis, and even then only sparringly. After all, you can't worship what you don't know about.

[@DrMustacho]

Gladiators often didn't die but im pretty sure they also just send in untrained slaves to get eaten

[@Mugthraka]

Whats Tragic about the World Eaters, is that they where dealt a shitty hand from the start. Angron being captured and turned into a Pit Figther Slave. Big E essentially viewing him as nothing but a broken Toy that he had no use for Big E essentialy fuycking him over, cause instead of Helping Angron and the slaves he had revolted with, he just let Angron's comrades die a dog's death and litteraly kidnapped Angron, tossing him in a Ship's cargo bay and tell the World Eaters Chapter Masters to deal with an Angry Primarch themselfs after bailing out... They descended into madness, but they where actually pretty chill guys for some of them at least and comparatively speaking to other Legions. In an attempt to get closer to Angron, they emulated his Butcher's Nails and mutilated themselfs, and evne then Angron din't really care for his Legion and Legionnaires. A Legion full of Super Soldiers with Daddy issues... Kharn, who was called Kharn the Bloody, Captain of the 8th Company, (who later was renamed Kharn the Betrayer), was an Absolute CHAD and Chill guy, always offsetting Angron's Murderous aura as his personal Squire and been chill ASF. But 10.000 years of conflict, carnage and Murder, made him one of the Angriest motherfucker i the Galaxy, topped only by Angron himself..., there's not much if anything left of the guy with the Chill attitude, he is rage and Frenzy incarnated... Also FUN FACT, Khorne Whoreshippers, are obssessed with Blood and Skulls. They Offer as a tribute to the Blood God, their enemies Blood and Skulls...as well as THEIR OWN. Khorne doesn't care from where the Blood and Skulls comes from, as long that it keep flowing and he keeps receiving skulls as tributes. Khorne Followers that are cornered and cannot continue to fight, will often Decapitate THEMSELFS with their chainsword/axe, in order to offer their Own Skulls as a Tribute to Khorne. In turn, Khorne will accept the offered skull and adorn it at the base of his Throne, knowed as the Skull Throne, wich is an enormous Mountain where the Skulls of ALL the living creatures killed in his name are collected, be it Foes, or his Champions. Blood for the Blood God, Skulls for the Throne of Skulls.

[@prometheanrebel3838]

Dark Angels: Paranoid Chads 2nd Legion: *[REDACTED]* Emperor's Children: Purple people don't get laid Iron Warriors: Competent Incels who hate you and everything you stand for. White Scars: I AM SPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED Space Wolves: Vikings in Space Imperial Fists: We're going to build a wall and make the Xenos pay for it Night Lords: War Crime enthusiasts Blood Angels: WHY ARE THERE SO MANY GODDAMN HORUSES EVERYWHERE Iron Hands: PRAISE BE THE OMNISSIAH 11th Legion: *[DATA EXPUNGED]* World Eaters: my blood boils with the rage of a thousand suns Ultramarines: Basic Bitch Death Guard: Pain? What's that? Thousand Sons: Wizards in Space Sons of Horus/Luna Wolves/Black Legion: Chaos Ultramarines Word Bearers: Don't fuck with me! I have the power of God and anime on my side! Salamanders: Warms your heart(and your body, if you're a Xenos) Raven Guard: You can't see me The Alpha Legion: We don't exist...Or do we?(VSauce theme plays)

[@blckwtrpark3352]

The 2 mystery legions were part of the original design of the game, intended to allow players to create their own 2 factions to play games with their friends with custom factions without interfering with the lore.

[@MegaCuddlesworth]

The plumbers know that the Emperor is a god. Any plumbers who find out about the Chaos gods are... un-alived.

[@jaradchilder]

"Well yeah, cause life finds a way" Now i have the image of Jeff Goldblum as the Emporor in my head and it wont leave.

[@TheDancerMacabre]

I think there was a short story about the chapter of the Salamanders called "the Black Dragons" Due to a mutation, their bones break and keep growing into spikes, leaving them deformed. They look horrendous and are in constant pain. Once a group of Black Dragons found a cave where some humans where taking refugees, and the children were frightened by these armor clad giants with bone spikes tearing through their armor. One of the Space Marines was about to remove his helmet to assure the children that they were human and their to help. A comrade stopped him and said "You're just going to scare them more if they see your face." and both laughed. That put the kids at ease. That genuine joy. And it proves they are Vulkan's sons because they enjoy a good roasting!

[@shaderunner8220]

One of the other great things about guilliman is that he has a mom, which means he was raised kind of normal (as can be in this universe) and actually uses logic when making decisions. I may not enjoy the 40k Ultramarines much, but guilliman is awesome! I'm glad you came around to finishing this video. There's more 40k stuff I think we'd love to have you watch, like some of the stuff from weshammer, majorkill and pancreasnowork. But I understand not wanting to mess up your algorithm and turning the channel into a 40k focused one. As such, allow me to suggest a very similar universe to 40k that you can watch some videos on instead- battletech. The best starting point for that imo is Battletech 101, by Black Pants Legion, narrated by the incredible Tex with his awesome voice, with very good production value and fantastic presentation overall. Have a good one!

[@kurtsurban2081]

Facts for HannaH: 2nd and 11th don't really get any information because of 2 reasons: 1 lore, 1 IRL. Lore reason is that during the crusades those 2 primarchs and their legions had done such horrible deeds that they were all executed, and all information was erased about them, from statues, to records, and even memories from the minds of all the primarchs. The IRL reason is that since there are 20 legions for the original game, 10 loyalist, 10 traitor, but only 9 were mentioned for each, the last one would be so that the player could make a custom legion of their own. Angron was enslaved and had the nails forced into his head, and the nails in his head could not be removed even by the Emperor because if he did it would kill Angron even though the nails were slowly killing him. Angron hates the Emperor for 1 reason: Angron led a slave revolt on his planet, his army burned cities, until they were all surrounded by the planet's army (Imagine 300 last stand, but instead of Spartans it's weak and malnourished slaves, and instead of the Persians, you get the entire US army in terms of weapons and firepower) the Emperor rescued Angron, and ONLY Angron, and he had to watch as his fellow slaves were slaughtered from orbit. The Emperoro's response was worse, he didn't care about the slaves because "he had bigger plan for humanity, and rescuing slaves was not a part of it." Guilliman wanting to die can be summed up like this. He was injured during 30k when Fulgrim slashed his throat then put into stasis to be kept alive, he woke up and saw his home under attack and fought them off. When he learned of the entire situation of 40k, everything he worked for during 30k had failed. Comparison: 30k: Innovation was the goal | God's aren't worshipped, neither is the Emperor | The codex was meant as guidelines for marines. 40k Innovation is punished by death | The Emperor is their god now, anything otherwise is heresy | The codex became law for many chapters. He has to lead what he HATES, and has to use his wits and politicking to keep the empire alive. Thousand sons, they were "grounded" during the heresy because of the dangers of psykers at the time. Magnus tried to warn the Emperor that Horus had betrayed them by sending a Psychic message, accidentally destroyed the wall that kept demons outside of the Imperial palace on terra, the Emperor saw Magnus had summoned demons into his palace, and ignored Magnus's warnings. He ordered Leman Russ, and the Space Wolves to arrest Magnus, but Horus (secretly chaos, they don't know about it yet) tricks Leman into believing the order was changed to kill Magnus and his legion. This became the "Burning of Prospero", Magnus and Leman fought hard, and it ended when Magnus's spine was snapped into pieces by Leman with a backbreaker. The legion was saved when Ahriman, a sorcerer of the legion, made a deal with Tzeentch to save them, but they were turned to dust, now they 'pilot' their armor and are called rubric marines. Magnus, however, had his mind shattered from the backbreaker, and the fragments were gathered again to save him but he became disillusioned with the Imperium, and the last shard of him was missing. The last shard of him was taken by a Loyalist thousand son, and would later become the founder of the Grey Knights. The thing about Imperium plumber and chaos. No. Because for the most part, the majority of the Imperium does not know about Chaos, the inquisition keeps this so. Because if they learn about Chaos, the influence has a chance to spread, so they mostly only know about "heretical cultists" or "xenos" but never truly Chaos itself. Only the frontlines ever know about Chaos, and every now and then, some Chaos influence can spread secretly onto worlds, and the people don't know it's Chaos until it is too late.

[@firmak2]

Rowboat Gorillaman has the strongest ability of all the primarchs: common sense

[@LegoM12]

I really like that in the lore Vulkan is the only one of the primarchs that is a perpetual (that being an immortal being that can’t die). In my mind the emperor did this to keep the love for humanity alive forever. Which seems to be the case since the emperor said that vulkan was his greatest creation due to his humanity.

[@ProfetvonWaagh]

the plumber knows as a fact that the emperor is his god, that he has to worship. Knowledge of chaos and the chaos gods is suppressed and forbidden. the plumber has never even heard of chaos

[@jamcalx]

If you didn't like the salamanders, I would have been shook. If you need the closest to just plain good guys, it's them.

[@zach1972]

My two favourite Legions are the Salamanders and Alpha Legion, so I made my own custom Chapter, The Leviathan Legion, they're a Primaris Alpha Legion successor chapter that claims to be a Salamander successor, all they do is burn heretics and safeguard the imperium

[@pacmanpolarbear]

Howdy neighbor! Long-time viewer and first-time commenter. Had to become a member once I realized you were a fellow Canadian who lives in the same city! That's rare. Gotta support local artists! :) Making suggestions for you to react to is tough. I feel like you have reacted to the more obvious choices already. So I tried to find some stuff that is still great but a little more off the beaten path. Did my best to include both cinematics and gameplay trailers where I could. Sorry for the wall of text. I had the time today to put something together and wanted to share it before I forgot! Hope you enjoy it. Stay frosty! :) Torment is something a bit different from the games you have reacted to so far. As an author, I thought you'd enjoy reacting to a game that is as much a wonderfully dark fantasy/sci-fi visual novel as it is a traditional CRPG (Classic/Computer Role-Playing Game). Torment: Tides of Numenera - Story Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4ekfqihYqiJZ5o Torment: Tides of Numenera - Launch Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2LHnGerhcx9msk One of my favorite series. All three games in the series build upon each other - using classic Norse/Viking mythology to tell a fantastic story of struggle, loss, desperation, love, and triumph (tough to do given the over-saturation of Norse/Viking tales these days). The hand-drawn art style is also outstanding. The Banner Saga - Launch Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioHLpmBva9-rsJY Banner Saga 2 - Launch Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIPSknVmnrimgKc Banner Saga 3 - Launch Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3yYf4aoqtCAY7c Hitman is a real gem. Each location is a beautifully handcrafted sandbox for you to interact with as you track and eliminate your targets. The story is not bad either, but that sense of freedom and player-driven consequence makes the Hitman series shine bright. Hitman HITMAN - Announcement Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6rOpaKbp9OKqtk HITMAN 2 Announce Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGnEg3atl796m80 HITMAN 3 - Announcement Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJCyk2CcqtWtgck HITMAN - World Exclusive Gameplay Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXLCfqtpYr-Afac HITMAN 2 - Miami Gameplay Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGWmmKKEfcyZm5Y HITMAN 3 - Gameplay Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnrVf61tq5mrqMU At one time, this series was intended to be PlayStation's answer to Xbox's Halo. "The Halo Killer." Obviously, it never quite reached that lofty goal. Still, it remains one of the most visually stunning and technically brilliant shooter series of its time. The fact that Brian Cox played the villain years before most other mainstream actors dipped their toes into game voice acting still amazes me. Malcolm McDowell lends his voice to Killzone 3! Killzone's developers are the folks who would go on to make Horizon: Zero Dawn. Killzone Killzone 2 - Cinematic Intro kzbin.info/www/bejne/goOxqJp7ac6DgMk Killzone 3 - Justice Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmWse3t5l6qUe5Y Killzone Shadow Fall - Story Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKvcmpWDn9Nqj6c Killzone Shadow Fall - Launch Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6Olcp6gaqqapc0 This game started off as a sleeper hit before quickly turning into a bonafide blockbuster. It's quirky, weird, and even a little risque. It blends a bunch of different game genres. It even had multiple different endings, something I wish more games offered rather than a one-note ending everyone encounters. NieR: Automata - "Glory to Mankind 119450310" Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4C0qICCjKp9qMk NieR: Automata - "Death is Your Beginning" Launch Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXvbf5uAbcudfM0 Because I like Transformers. Outside a couple quirky smaller games, this is about as close as a AAA Transformers game has ever come to honoring the original source material that made all of us 80's babies fall in love with robots in disguise. Transformers: War for Cybertron - Full Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3e9o39mrZtmmZo You don't see a lot of FMV (Full Motion Video) in game cinematics these days. This is one of my favorites. The Mechwarrior/Mechcommander/Battletech series is one of the oldest in gaming. Both in video game form and the tabletop RPG that started it all. Going all the way back to 1985. It has rich lore and lots of other great videos to watch. Kinda like Warhammer (only not as massive and confusing). MechCommander Intro kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpSmqX5rn9Zpa6semt BattleTech Lore & History of the Inner Sphere (MechWarrior Lore) kzbin.info/aero/PLxmAhPtq_sv9dM1qJE_QBm-HuUknwEyMV One of the great RPG cult classics from the 7th generation of gaming consoles (PS3/Xbox 360). If any RPG from that time deserved a remake/remaster, it's this one. Microsoft has historically always struggled in Japan and rarely had many JRPGs in its catalog, let alone console-exclusive ones. Lost Odyssey was their attempt to fill that void. It's a beautiful game that explores the reality of what it would mean to be immortal and all the pain and joy that would entail. Lost Odyssey Xbox 360 Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIfMZ4OweJWlg9k I know you have reacted to a bunch of Warhammer content so far. But the Dawn of War series of games was the entry point for a lot of people who were unfamiliar with the tabletop game or universe. And unlike a lot of Warhammer, it gave us heroes to root for and a scope that did not overwhelm us. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War - Intro Cinematic Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXPKiXttmt6FpZY Warhammer 40,000: Dawn Of War II - Cinematic Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqe1oWeJpdd9fM0 Dawn of War III - Announcement Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJC9mKyEpK2noNk It's hard to find good-quality trailers etc., for this game. But this intro is still one of the best starts to a game ever. Still gives me chills. Soul Reaver Intro kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpzOnqBvq9aVfrM I just dig the mix of horror, action game, and mafia revenge story. The first trailer is a bit dated but lays the groundwork, while the second gives you a better sense of what the game is all about. Another cult hit. The Darkness Trailer - Story Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5Sbhauigrd3ppY The Darkness II Launch Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqm6Xn2naLqLmrc Like Stellaris (which you reacted to already), this series is a grand 4x (Explore, Expand, Exploit, Exterminate) space strategy game that continues to live long after its initial release years ago. And they just announced a new game is in the works! Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion - Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmqpdnaLfbNondE This series is the grandaddy to Fallout. Fallout 1 was the spiritual successor to Wasteland 1. In recent years the Wasteland series has been revived. While 2 was a bit rough, 3 was a return to the good old days for a lot of fans that dislike modern Fallouts' shift towards shooter instead of top-down CRPG. Wasteland 2: Director's Cut - Welcome to the Wasteland Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpCUZoqYd7lga9k Wasteland 3: Official Story Trailer kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6XZo2Zmd62ha5I

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Wow! Thank you for this list!!

[@customizablemilk353]

tanky is the opposite of squishy tanky means that something has a lot of defensive properties and can take a lot of hits

[@fatherunity2041]

here's the answer to your question about whether or not an average citizen knows about gods: The average imperial citizen believes in god, for the higher ups in the imperium (inquisition) ideally, that god would be the emperor of mankind directly, however since the Imperium is so vast with thousands of different cultures and different technological levels, the people might believe in something else, which the Inquisition would count as "believing in the emperor but with a different visage". For example, There is a moment in the first Eisenhorn novel, Xenos, written by Dan Abnett, where the inquisitor visits an ice planet where they worship the sun. here is the direct quote from the book: "Aemos whispered in confidence. 'What happened last night is a major tragedy for this world. Yellow is their holy colour. I believe the local religion is a solar belief The sun as Emperor?' 'Common enough. Extreme here, for obvious reasons." so in that sense they do believe in god, however they do NOT know about chaos gods, as even knowing about them opens you up for corruption. The Inquisition and the Ecclesiarchy make sure that knowledge is not available to the masses for that reason.

[@Mugthraka]

11TH (and 2nd) Legions mystery are, In Lore, 2 Legions that got destroyed by the Space WOlves on Orders of the Emperor and they where expunged from Imperial records and a Ban was issued by Big E that anyone, ANYONE(even Primarchs) who mentioned the missing Legions names, would meet Severe punishement. Its up in the air and up for Theories what those 2 Legionsa ctually did to deserve such a horrible fate. One of the few possibilities is that their Geneseed was so botched and had such hazardous mutations, that they became Mutant monstrosities, that the Emperor prefered to put them out of their misery and delete their existance...literaly From a Game's perspective; it leaves a bit of Mystery and also leeway for players to create their Own Chapters with their Homebrewed origines, instead of the Player SM army and models being part of an existing Legion/Chapter, players could invent their own Lore and Heraldry for their Sm Chapter.

[@theodoremccarthy4438]

Average 40k plumber does not know the dark gods of chaos are real. He knows the God Emperor is real and protects him from evil.

[@Sophie-mv7bd]

The death guard are my absolute favourite legion so Hannah's reaction was hilarious

[@tadfish8242]

I don't know why I thought eating while looking at Nurgle was a good Idea

[@gjsncr]

So, the average human in 40k knows nothing about the chaos gods. The only god they know is the Emperor.

[@FeedWillyStyle]

Explanation for the Salamanders being "black". All Space Marines have an organ that auto-adjusts the melanin in their skin to account for ambient radiation (essentially a natural defense against skin cancer), but in the Salamanders' gene-seed, that organ is stuck in up-to-11 output. Nocturne has higher-than-Earth-standard ambient radiation so its people are naturally dark-skinned, but when they become Salamanders and get that organ implanted, it super-saturates their skin with melanin and gives them that coal-black look. It also somehow causes the red eyes, but I'm not sure about how that works.

[@mariusmitre492]

"I still can’t believe that, canonically, Omegon took the name Alpharius while Alpharius took the name Omegon, and then when Alpharius, who was Omegon, was killed by Dorn, Omegon, who was Alpharius, renamed himself Alpharius, in honor of Alpharius, who was actually Omegon."

[@michaelmccoy2384]

I believe the 2nd and the 11th legions were "purged from history"

[@Sujad]

The plumber knows they exist but they know little to begin with them because ignorance is a legitimate source of defence against them.

[@steelbear2063]

Vulkan and Salamanders aren't black like today's Earth black people. I mean they can be, but they aren't exclusively black. No Space Marine chapter is exclusively any race, however they do take on some features of their Primarchs, since the gene-seed literally rewrites a recruit's DNA

[@theodoremccarthy4438]

Two of the legions are missing so that players can make up their own legions. It’s part of how 40k was designed as a sandbox setting from the get-go.

[@derekpeace3138]

The Salamanders are somewhat the nice guys, petting kittens, helping old ladies cross the road sort of Space Marines, but they still fit the grim-dark part of the setting because their kindness and selflessness only applies to humanity. They are loyal to the ideology of the Imperium and are therefore extremely xenophobic. There was one instance during the Great Crusade where the Salamanders had just conquered a planet controlled by the Eldar, and their Primarch Vulkan is super pissed off about something so he expressed his anger by burning an Eldar child to death. Granted he kinda sorta felt bad about it after, but not really.

[@JustAGuyDrawing]

The salamanders are indeed just kind. However within the chapter the 3rd company (aka The Pyroclasts) take no chances when it comes to routing out heretics or xenos sympathisers and will often put the innocent to the flame alongside them deeming them acceptable casualties. They also really really like getting up close and personal with flamethrowers as the name suggests lol. They're still Salamaders so they're nice like the rest of the chapter but they strive to embody Vulkan's pragmatism alongside that kindness, each of them carry the weight of the terrible things they had to do and share in their sorrow with a lot of the veterans, officers and their chapter master. Not sure if you know or not but a Chapter master is basically their leader, the current one for the Salamaders, Master Tu'Shan, is essentially just keeping Vulkan's seat nice and toasty for him while they find all his artifacts and he decides to come home or he resurrects (since like the Emperor he actually can't die). They never actually said what really happened to him exactly in the lore.

[@jeanmariek2851]

Funfact : gladiators were more like modern athlete than slaves (there are slave gladiators), but most of them had salary, a training ground, a patron and franchise

[@Noisemarine]

Robot Guilliman who possesses the power of ADMIN.

[@ninjZ666]

16:13 glad you think there’s a bright and soft side to Slaanesh, not to damper that feeling but there is a reason that Nurgle is considered the kindest of the chaos gods

[@Octopugilist]

Yeah, even the other Chaos Gods hate Slaanesh.

[@happosaai]

In a world of only shrimp, I'd be krillin it!

[@LemanRussVanquisher]

About God(s) in 40k. In the Imperium there are two distinct "phases" of religion. 1. When the Emperor was alive he forbade any and all religious worship because he was convinced any worship would ultimately lead to worshiping the Chaos Gods as they are very insidious and manipulative. This is the thing that messed up Lorgar of the Word bearers, because he saw the Emperor as divine and the Emperor punished him for it, ironically driving him to the Chaos Gods. 2. After the Emperor's Death he was declared a God by the Imperium (not immediately, but shortly after) and the worship of him as the one true God was mandated for all citizens. Basically no regular people are aware of the Chaos gods or demons.

[@j.t1221]

7:37 No Hannah, not corn. But Khorne.

[@mormacil]

KoЯn

[@CorwinTheOneAndOnly]

Just keep in mind that Salamanders are nice to *human* children and imperial citizens. They are not nice to aliens. The common meme of the Salamanders is that they love the people they protect, they love the children of the people they protect, and they love humans in general, and to protect those humans, they just need to finish up boiling that small elf child alive using the heat of the sun. This is a meme because this is actually a thing they did. Good thing we're humans.

[@hbarz1066]

The plumber knows that the “Ruinous Powers” exist as a malevolent force in the galaxy, but are purposefully kept in the dark as much as possible about the true nature of chaos by organizations like the Inquisition. The general idea pushed is that only the Emperor of Mankind is a ‘true god’ and worthy of worship and devotion. At least that’s how I understand it.

[@Mugthraka]

The Alpha Legion developped this kinda tactics as a neccesity. Since they where the Last Legion to find their Primarchs during the Great Crusade, they din't have the Numbers of Marines that the other Legiosn had for large scale assaults and warfare. If the typical Legion was 50.000 Space Marines, strong, the AL (short fo Alpha legion) had like 10.000 (spitballing the numbers here, but you get the idea) And since the Great Crusade was allready well underway when they joined it, they din't have the time to recruit and train as many Soldiers as the others. So Alpharius and Omegon devised this kind of tactics that allowed them to win wars, without even needing to fight it, a War in the Shadows. Byt replacing Key figures in a governing structure with men of their own, by capturing said Men, brainwash them with psycho conditioning and when the moment was right, have them switch sides. Or even instigating Coups and revolts from the people, that would then kick off a revolution, throwing down their own Governement, evne if that governement was actually benevolent towards them in the beginning, by the use of fake Media and propaganda and fake evidences, For them to then take the key positions in the "new governement" and be in control of the planet. These Methods was often regarded by the other Primachs and legions as Disloyal and unbecoming of a Space Marine's Spirit and Pride, and the Al was often mocked and ridiculed by the others, as being "not real warriors". But the AL results where speaking for themselfs and they where damn efficient at what they did. After the Horus Heresy the AL kept that way of fighting. It is still kinda up in the air if they are Traitors or not, they are viewed as such sinc the effectively joined Horus in his rebellion, but they work in Mysterious ways and their end goal is not knowed by anyone but themselfs and their Primarchs... They are as likely to bring down and Imperial world and destroy it, than they are to save it from an external threat, evne tho they don't do it cause they care or are kind, but because it serves a purpose in the Long game...

[@Stonehorn]

This chick does it for me.

[@HonkHonkler]

"Tanking" is EXACTLY what is sounds, a tank. Your tanking damaging, you're the strongest so your taking the hits for the team.

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Ahhhhh

[@Historyfrek4ever]

To sum up: the warp is shaped by emotions and thoughts of soul possessing species. If enough people feel or believe something it becomes real in the warp. Chaos Gods are such constructions and need people to feel their flavour of emotion to feed on it and believing in them feeds them more. They exist and are evil because of how absolutely horrible 40k universe is and thusly warp is oversaturated with certain concepts and emotions. (They aren’t technically gods but “spiritual emotion parasites” that have hijacked the name to make themselves more powerful) This is why Emperor tried to enforce secular belief as it would have denied the believe in supernatural, warp would have made that real “killing” chaos gods. (If there is a god, there must be a devil. Is the logic as to why chaos gods support religious believes.) Sorry, for the long explanation, the lore is intriguing but loooooong.

[@genosaenz2421]

This is my favorite Warhammer 40k channel

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

Do NOT bring that energy here 😂

[@PapaDeusVult]

It's been explained by others already, but the word 'tanky' as a description comes from the gaming term 'Tank'. A Tank is any character that fills the archetypical role of someone who can take a hit and still keep on going. As a writer, the term 'brute' or 'juggernaut' may be more familiar to you. In essence, the typical characteristics of a Tank are: - A high pool of vitality and vigor, which allows them to survive hits that would put down anyone else; - Heavy armor, usually knightly plate and a big shield; - Conversely, a considerable lack of said armor but relies on inner strength instead to endure said hits, much like the fantasy barbarian; - Oftentimes bulkier than everyone else in the adventuring group (think Strongman builds like Eddie Hall, Brian Shaw, Halfthor Bjornsson) If we were to take the Space Marines as a comparison to a standard Imperial Guardsman? All Space Marines would be considered tanky as hell. The Death Guard just happen to lean into that to an ungodly degree as part of their kit

[@ravenward626]

Good to see you are keeping busy with stuff you appear to enjoy!

[@nikollasassumpcao8006]

Tecnically the gods of chaos are the manifestations of the emotions of all sentient species in the galaxy that took form in the warp/the paralel dimension thing. Hence, for most citizens of the Imperium, the knowledge about the existence of those gods are not only forbidden, but considered a heresy. Theres theories (fan made/not really loreful) that if everyone (all sentient species) stopped believing/worshiping the chaos gods, they would disappear or get soo weak that they wouldnt be a problem anymore.

[@paragonrobits809]

It should probably be noted that Slaneesh is a lot of things but is ALSO the Chaos God who most outright is all about horrific cruelty and sadism; Nurgle might be gross but he honestly does seem to think he's doing you a favor. It's twisted, but on the other hand, Slaneesh is just plain horror and pain through and through. The Salamanders aren't just nice by 40k standards, they are outright heroic, and while i don't think its been addressed conclusively in canon, I believe that Vulkan's known antipathy towards the Eldar is a result of the Dark Eldar preying on his people, and he genuinely doesn't realize they are different factions; you've probably seen people memeing about the time he killed an Eldar child, and he DID feel horrified afterwards. I mean, it's a small thing; he still killed a kid, regardless of being a nonhuman, so him feeling any kind of regret makes him unbelievably moral in this setting. The art for the Salamanders shown here also kind of shows that every single artist differs on whether the Salamanders look like very tall svartalfar, and if their ancestors were African; for what its worth the general trend seems to be towards the latter in art and other sources, as the audio books apparently have them speaking with a sub-subharan speaking style. Angron is genuinely one of the most tragic characters in the setting; having his head opened and filled with surgical devices that leave him unable to feel anything but rage without horrific suffering, he wanted to die on his home planet with his fellow slaves, fighting to the death at their side against their tormentors, and the Emperor simply teleported him away and left his friends to die. The Emperor is further shown as being particularly antipathic towards him, exclusively referring to him by number and not his name. Angron is a tormented figure who fell to Chaos because at least it made the pain hurt less, and he is suggested to heavily resent Roboute Guilliman to, from his perspective, having been handed everything.

[@KirKanos01]

No, the best, most wholesome and kindest and most hopeful marines are the "lamenters". Tragic fate, yes. Cursed? Perhaps. But no matter what is thrown at them, they always give 110% and every human life counts for them.

[@SaikyoStudios6832]

So Gods in 40k do exist but on a separate plane of the Warp. They are both beings with shapes as well as particular concepts. Most of the Imperium don't know that they exist, as worship of the Emperor dictates that the Emperor is the only god around. The other factions for the most part acknowledge the true existence of the Chaos Gods, but don't worship them. Fun(??) Fact: The Imperial Cult, the religion that currently envelops the Imperium, is based on the writings of heretic Lorgar, the primarch that worships Chaos. So the Emperor by trying not to have religion in the Imperium by punishing Lorgar for worshipping him as such, caused the entire Imperium to do just that.

[@educatedlaziness3268]

In the 40k universe, belief in a Deity directly impacts that Deity's power, the more mortals believe in them, worship them, venerate and pray to them, the stronger they become, in fact, it's implied that enough people believing in a god legitimately wills that God into existence in the warp, giving them consciousness and agency, the Quorks were created by the old ones to fight the Necron, but devolved without their guiding hand, becoming the Orks as they're known today, but the Orks don't know that, they developed their own mythology, the gods Gork and Mork, symbolizing brutal cunning and cunning brutality, and through the concerted, focused belief of the Orks, Gork and Mork are now fact, having come into being and taken up aspects and powers in both the warp and in the physical universe, the same goes for the Eldar, once creations of the Old Ones, now possessed of an entire Pantheon, it's even implied that the fanatical zealotry of the Imperium has Apotheosized the Emperor, turning him from the albeit immensely powerful Psyker he was into a true deific being, locked into the Golden Throne as he is, his influence through the warp is such that he can imbue people with power and at one point even possessed Guilliman's body, battling the chaos gods and legitimately wounding the god of rot, Nurgle

[@Danceofmasks]

Not being able to talk about what needs to be talked about? ... Tzeentch will give you the freedom you need.

[@pluck8913]

The reason for the look with the alpha legion is they are supposedly heretic, but there have been many times since the heresy and even during it, where they did actions that ended up helping the empire. But they also have done many things to show they are heretics. So it's confusing that no one really knows if they are heretic or loyal.

[@lllKRENDELLLlll]

20:07 The gods of chaos (at least these four) are beings of the immaterium, i.e. space beyond physical reality, where the laws of the psyche and emotions work instead of the laws of physics. The immaterium is a sewer for the emotions of living intelligent beings and all their emotions flow into the immaterium. The god Khorne is the embodiment of anger and hatred of all intelligent beings and in fact was born precisely in the flow of these emotions. And the birth of the god Slaanesh occurred as a result of a colossal flow of Eldar emotions in the form of emotions of lust and hedonism. Nurgle and Tzinch probably (judging by the logic of lore wh40k) originated during the war in heaven, when the Necrons and The Old Ones were at war with each other - the Necrons arrived in constant decline and death (greetings from Nurgle), and the ancients were the strongest psionics aka magicians (greetings from Tzinch). According to this, the gods (in fact, the incarnation) chaos and feel the pleas of all mortals and actively respond to them. But the other gods of the WH40k universe behave extremely inert, perhaps because they are not poorly thought out by the authors.

[@ilyana1126]

This was so much fun to watch, thank you for posting this. I really enjoyed your reactions and I learned a few things?

[@deadlymouse7033]

Im curently puting a Ork army together, but its more for display and to do something creative. If I was to make a actual game army it would ether be Space Wolves or Salamanders. Is there a address we can send you PS5 games you might like, or a email we can send you Audible books?

[@nekrataali]

Orks are really flexible in how they play with the different clans and scratch building. You can go full horde or heavy armor. You can make Ork lootaz who steal Space Wolf and Salamander gear to make Ork "Spaze Mureenz."

[@HannaHsOverInvested]

That's cool! The painting must be so hard! My email is [e-mail] and I think there is po box listed in the description 🤔

[@deadlymouse7033]

@@HannaHsOverInvested I don't go super crazy when painting, if I'm stressing myself out it kind of defeats the point. So I guess you could say my minis look "rustic" lol. I actually learned from a kit a company called "Reaper Bone" sells.

[@deadlymouse7033]

@@HannaHsOverInvested Sent you a couple audible books that focus on my two favorite characters in warhammer 40k.

[@hungryfrog3605]

The neverborn (never-born? Don't know the spelling) is referring to chaos demons, since they aren't born so much as formed from chaos itself. Also neverborn is probably the coolest name for demons I've ever heard, so there's that

[@edwardfrench9368]

The only thing really known about the 11th is that they were close with Lorgar, and when they *REDACTED* He apparently took it pretty hard and was never quite the same(according to his marines).

[@Darth_Nycta_13]

Tanky as in like a Tank is resilient and strong. Essentially can take a hit or a multitude of hits and keep going. The opposite of squishy which is fragile and can't take as many hits and usually rely on stealth and/or agility to avoid damage.

[@doctordoubledakka3939]

2nd and 11th blank mysteries so artsy writer types can make up their own legion