Magnus talks to a Cultist from "Magnus the Red: Master of Prospero" - A 40k Dramatic Reading

[@joseestevezhernandez558]

Last thing i've ever expecter in wh40k someone going "Hail Satan" in the original language

[@TheHound402]

Arguably, the Cultist is a proto-Emperor worshipper, foreseeing Magnus falling.

[@shaftoe195]

That cultist has no chill.

[@Zeromegas]

Funny, The Stormlord is a Nekron and Sai-Tan is a C'Tan. They found a Nekron Tomb World

[@martinramirez1856]

What?

[@Humuhumunukunukuapaa]

Sai-tan is a daemon.

[@Pemmont107]

Fast forward a few decades and Magnus and his sons do indeed fall to Hell's fire. As it was written, So shall it be.

[@CommanderX1125]

Plot twist idea: He curses the cultist to an eternity in the same device as Girly-man, because funny. Bonus points if he doesn't let the person "sleep" and keeps them fully conscious the whole time.

[@Izrek]

Pre heresy Magnus wouldn't be so cruel me thinks.

[@CommanderX1125]

@@Izrek True, but it would make for a hilarious reunion. Magnus: "You! I know you! You're the fool who thought death would bring his salvation." Cultist: "And I know you, Magnus the Red! You're the fool who proved I was right!"

[@Izrek]

@@CommanderX1125 Cultist: Dude you are literally daemon now!

[@allseeingeye93]

Considering the state of the 40k universe, joining a death cult is actually pretty reasonable.

[@arseniysuslov9]

dude it isn’t 40k, it’s Horus Heresy

[@arseniysuslov9]

@@onutrof1157 I know right, makes all the difference since the state of affairs 10 fing thousand years prior to 40k was waay different

[@theeternal2734]

​@@arseniysuslov9 ☝🏻🤓

[@jonthanechols6410]

Me looking at the thumbnail: is that frieza?

[@bobbyrabii6119]

Didn’t know Skeletor was a cultist

[@christienmilino8421]

Brilliance!😮

[@Wha162]

Oh, Magnus

[@THExRISER]

Very interesting, Shaitan is the name of the devil in Islam, another name for him is Iblis, that name is also mentioned somewhere else in 40K, I wonder if there's a connection between the two.

[@tokoyonokuni4656]

Avg judeo-christian rambling

[@Skiritai]

This isn't even funny, or insulting, it's just how they sound these days. Which is sad since the teachings of Christ point to him abhorring this type of rhetoric.

[@tokoyonokuni4656]

@@Skiritai What "this day", it was like this already during early Christianity, and hebrew prophetism is like this quite often too.

[@boredbrewer1998]

Moreso Satantist rambling given the guy said hail Satan.

[@tokoyonokuni4656]

@@boredbrewer1998 In antiquity, the difference between a god and a kakodaemon could be thin ; same as the Shintô concepts of Tatarigami and Magatsukami. Shaïtan doesn' t exist in Hellenism, doesn't exist in Sanatana Dharma, doesn't exist in Persia, doesn't exist in Egypt, doesn't exist in Taoism, doesn't exist in any of the schools of Buddhism, doesn't exist in Odinism, etc. Shaï-tan is a notion that belongs to the semitic culture; it comes from here and here alone. And yet... who is Shaïtan according to them? Depending on the time-period and what's arranging them, it's the Shintô Kamigami whose shrines have to be destroyed by convertes, it's the hellenic gods whose temples have to be torn down while pretending they collapsed by themselves when a Saint came by, it's the Devas whose great temples of stone and idols have to be destroyed and whose Yogah is called satanic possession, it's the persian gods who have to be slandered in horror movies because it's convenient, it's the Buddha because the christian missionnaries saw his statue everywhere and it had a different name everywhere (what a strange sophistry... how do the Judeo-Christians call their god in all the various european languages?), it's Wotan according to the missionnaries in Germania, but according to those in Scandinavia Wotan is an ancient King who was elevated to godhood after his death (like Jesus?), etc. etc. Now, what do you call a god of magic (as noted by the Jews themselves about Moses, and also about Jesus; and the romans also wrotte that Jesus was an amateur egyptian magician), war, plagues, deserts, natural disasters, an obsession on sexual regulations, and who is served by people obsessed by the rambling of religious chroniclers? YHWH is most likely Seth. Not all religions had prophetism, by the way. In the Latium at least, the fulguratores & haruspices, were highly contemptuous of prophetism. What you see here is a judeo-christian's insane rambling.

[@joaopc94]

​@@boredbrewer1998to worship Satan, one must believe in the christian gods existence. So to be a satanist is to be a christian.

[@Cheeseboiga]

Nice

[@techwizard3651]

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