The Most Heinous Atrocity Committed By Each Faction | Warhammer 40k Lore

[@majorkill]

The most heinous atrocity you could commit would be to go through the next 48 hours of your life without picking up the Cyber Dynasty : www.majorminis.com.au/pages/kagetora-cyber-dynasty-launch

[@princeofpokemon2934]

You should cover each factions opinions of the Imperium Of Man. You should also discuss how they all reacted to seeing the Imperium for the first time.

[@jerredhamann5646]

The thing we.dont talk about with the grey knights and sisters

[@SmilingStaffyLensLane]

'When My Team Plays Millions Die' 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Signed ☠️

[@shmeeeeeep8797]

There are good guys, there are no good factions.

[@robdeskrd]

@majorkill You misunderstand the creation of Slanesh: it wasn't just elves getting fucked up & fucking it, it was elves getting fucked up & murder-fucking..... like they went all Ed Gein, John Gacy, Jeffrey Dahmer, the elves that started the pleasure cults are now the humunculi.

[@Rytonic69]

In the Warboss novel, there is a Blood Axe called Da Genrul, and he keeps a caged human officer as a pet. He has given his ladz explicit instructions to not harm or kill this prisoner, and even lets him out for exercise. However, the officer is constantly humiliated, and kept to give tactical information to the orks that massacred his homeworld. The orks don't fight him, if he tries to run away, they catch him. If he tries to start a fight in the hopes of goading an ork to kill him, they just smear his face with shit. The novel has some bits from his perspective, and it's just fucking tragic. He wishes he was like Castellan Creed or Ciaphas Cain and tries to be a hero, but the orks broke him mentally, and he is stuck as their prisoner, a literal tool against everything he holds dear. Orkz are often hilarious, as long as it isn't happening to you

[@irishwristwatch2487]

Goddamn that's dark

[@patrik9328]

Wow, poor bastard

[@kriegsmandeathrider3583]

What ended up happening to him?

[@iago110]

@@kriegsmandeathrider3583that… it diesnt end

[@PuddingXXL]

​​@@kriegsmandeathrider3583e continued being a slave and never had a another happy day in his life. Going by orks he might even be alive longer then normal humans due to waagggghh field fuckery. All in all he is having one of the shittiest existences known to men. At least the dark elves give you some new terrible sensation. The orks just stuff shit into your mouth lol

[@tarn4633]

'Lord Inquisitor, what is the greatest atrocity the xenos have committed' 'Of existence' said the Lord Inquisitor calmly.

[@disgustingweeb]

They've got a point

[@WildZephyr]

"I mean, aside from that"

[@tarn4633]

@@WildZephyr 'Do you have some inclination towards the xenos Guardsman ! I smell heresy. Heresy it be.' Proceeds to cock the holy bolter.

[@ThePathStrider]

"We do not hate the xeno because they hate us, but because they are incapable of good honest Human hatred!"

[@ulacylon-timetrio9664]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@WildZephyr”Simply spreading their dark taint of malice is an atrocity in of itself,” The Lord Inquisitor calmly told him.

[@macshadow1150]

I like the fact that Tau was mad about creation about one of VERY few benelovent beings in the Warp which saved them without any cathes or deals and went xenocidal

[@nomus1172]

Though that was only one tau sept in the 4th sphere . When shadowsuns group encountered them it wasn’t accepted. Shadow sun even let them still worship the Tau,va The rest of the tau that know about the forth sphere view it negatively And from what I know it’s implied that the tau from the forth sphere were executed

[@AveSicarius]

Imagine if you are trying to create a philosophy of unity and progress, and then a bunch of people turn it into a religion. You'd be pretty pissed off too. It's like I can imagine Jesus, if the dude actually existed and wasn't just Buddhism spreading to the Middle-East, would be pretty horrified seeing what Christianity became after he spent his life preaching peace and love. It's horrific because the Tau seeing a religious deity of their ideology means that not only do the Gue'Vesa not get what they are trying to tell them, but they have started to deify the ideology and are creating a Warp Entity that represents the human interpretation, not the Tau philosophy.

[@shadowscall7758]

​@AveSicarius Jesus 100% existed. That's been proven in non-biblical ways. You can choose not the believe the Bible, but Jesus as a person 100% existed and to say otherwise is as bad as thr delusion that mask deniers buy into.

[@aethewulf7082]

funny thing tau god destroyed deathguard fleet in warp too

[@cheeto4027]

​@@AveSicariusJesus wasn't Buddhism spreading to the middle east the new testament and Buddhism have very significant differences. Also there is a fair amount of evidence that Jesus was a real person mettatron actually made a good video about it

[@Gabriel-me5su]

I think a fun one to do would be all the blights nurgle has created, along with why and how they're used, like the obliterator virus

[@adrianmiskiewicz6762]

For example, that "flesh-eating pox" that turned out to be just disinfectant, and even boldest among Daemons of Nurgle don't dare to speak about it.

[@robertnelson9599]

Oh yeah, that was funny.

[@Flesh_Wizard]

​@@adrianmiskiewicz6762a Nurgle demon's worst fear, isopropanol 😂

[@hyhena-gaming9986]

God blight

[@shoandutrieux9447]

WRONG! The worst thing Chaos did was making Erebus a relevant character

[@nobleman9393]

He's great, I like him.

[@sadlerbw9]

Obligatory fuck Erebus.

[@Daggz90]

​@@nobleman9393Inquisitors are on their way.

[@Crossbow-xy4xg]

@@nobleman9393 This Comment here, Lord Inquisitor!

[@nobleman9393]

@@Daggz90 Good luck finding me in the Imperium nihilus.

[@adolfus69637]

The worst atrocity is when Games Workshop completely wiped out the entire fan animation fanbase 💀

[@LC-iw3ll]

Only Henry Cavill's WH40k series can save us now

[@atashgallagher5139]

Wait what happened? Did GW go full Nintendo?

[@onyx9935]

@@atashgallagher5139they’ve been like that for a while, countless fan projects like Sodaz 40k animations, TTS, and Astartes have all stopped because of GW

[@derrickhaggard]

@@LC-iw3ll Amazon you have the actor who is a huge Warhammer fan and basically a living encyclopedia of the entire Warhammer franchise Fantasy, Age of Sigmar, and 40K not only playing the lead protagonist but also serving as the lead producer of this WH40K show there is no way you can screw this up unless you do something to pretty much take the show in a direction that Henry and the Warhammer fan community don't want it to go in. And as for character and script Henry stated in a interview that if he was to produce and star in a 40K project one of his ideas would see him be portraying the Primarch of the Ultramarines Roburte Guiliman during the events of the Horus Heresy and pretty much show Guiliman's perspective during this dark period in the Imperium's history.

[@BullFrogFace]

​@@derrickhaggardOn top of all that Henry Cavil already looks like a Primarch

[@Elia-fn8jv]

I dont know how,it never came to my mind that the nids were so dangerously close to the corpse of Sanguinius. Cant be put into words how screwed up the galaxy would be

[@PuddingXXL]

The book is a great read. I've understood the passage with the hive mind showing anger to be meant as a warning to what happens when the nids actually gain interests beyond feeding instincts of the hive mind. Pretty sure sanguinius himself spoke to Dante before he put on the mask. My theory is that this distracted the hive mind from actually going for the corpse since they believe sanguinius/his symbol (the mask in this case) is what hurts the blood angels most.

[@Blundabus1337]

Imagine fighting some bugs and they all start screaming "HORUUUUUUUUUUUUUS"

[@caiomansourcastilho4614]

​@@Blundabus13374d chess move by the Imperium

[@VictorIV0310]

Hive Fleet Sanguinius

[@jenniferlumiqued]

@@Blundabus1337those nids would be fighting chaos alongside the imperium and the necrons

[@oldmanbread1826]

A video talking about how primarchs would react if put into guillimans situation would be pretty cool, even seeing some of the pre heresy traitors would be dope

[@trimeerious4349]

Thank you for continuing to carry my torch brother 🫡

[@fuchsmichael93]

One Day Brother

[@KungFuWizardOfJesus]

@O2regulatorI agree with your comment. Topic is too broad for video.

[@abdullahirfan9991]

Keep at it, brother

[@JammesJack-td6gv]

Yes please

[@supsup335]

I'd love to get a book or short story about a krok waking up in the 41 millenium and to get his perspective and thought on seeing his degenerated kin. Maybe even going so far as to butcher them all out of disgust. I mean, kroks are orks, just highly intelligent, seeing them just run around mindlessly like a 10 yo in cod might get him angry. Or overwhelmed by their concentraded waagh field and degernerating him as well.

[@charlesfisher-kh5sw]

about him devolving due to the retarded waagh, the opposite would actually happen, they would all get more powerful, likewhat happened when the beast appeared

[@jannovy7229]

So War of the Beast?

[@bonefetcherbrimley7740]

That would be cool!

[@supsup335]

@@jannovy7229 That was more like a proto krok. I mean a real one, who fought in the war in heavan, who remebers "the good old days", not an ork that somehow unlocked the old treasure trove.

[@supsup335]

@@charlesfisher-kh5sw or maybe just another beast would appear, as the orks get uplifted, but the krok downgreaded until they reach an equalibrium

[@muzanjackson8827]

In War of Secrets, the T'au and the Dark Angels basically covertly teamed up to purge those from their respective Empires which they thought needed to go. The DA would kill those "Bad" T'au Empire citizens while the T'au would kill those the DA had marked for death.

[@TheLoraxshadenough]

"Hey, we'll kill your dissidents if you kill ours." "Deal."

[@muzanjackson8827]

@@TheLoraxshadenough Basically how it went down yes

[@yuridezanet7560]

To me the dark eldar one would be more like them still being dark eldars. Like, dark eldars can use soul stones just like craftworlders and not commit horrific war crimes daily just to survive, but they do it anyway.

[@PuddingXXL]

Actually true. And deep. And also shows what terrible shit bags the Dark elves are. They are the majority of the eldar species and willingly choose to Fuck their relatives and any living being in the galaxy over in the most brutal and awful way possible. Then again they probably know this and wallow in the feeling of shame of it.

[@robertnelson9599]

I think their biggest atrocity was when Lady Malys stole the STC for Panacea, a Dark Age wonder drug. This had nothing to do with gathering slaves or getting revenge, it was literally a competition to see who could hurt the Imperium the most.

[@RMCbreezy]

Ive always taken it as theyre akin to vampires and must feed to live. Would be interesting to know of some drukhari trying to not be d bags but really you have the aeldari for that struggle

[@Blundabus1337]

Dark eldar did what they do now back before slaanesh was a thing. That's how slaanesh got birthed in the first place.

[@AveSicarius]

​@@RMCbreezy I mean that's the Ynnari faction, several prominent individuals are ex-Drukhari that now subscribe to the Aeldari Death God.

[@senorsuave]

Fulgrim ignoring the siege to grind terrans into space coke is up there too since there was literally no strategic purpose

[@isuckatusernames4297]

it's Emp's Childrens, the pleasure is their entire battleplan

[@Jourifouler]

Personally I think the "months of shame" by the inquisition should be included

[@Asterion_Mol0c]

That was just Tuesday for the imperium

[@ravanpee1325]

Yes, the Wolves do a lot of shit all the time

[@lordgod9958]

I feel half the shit inquisition does could be on this list lol. The rogue inquisitor in Eisenhorn messing with the cadia pylons, Heldane trying to reactivate a corrupted men of iron stc, Grey knights butchering sisters of battle, cryptman going on an externinatus spree, the events leading up to the months of shame....

[@ew264]

@@lordgod9958Cryptmans exterminatus spree was a good idea and did work to an extent, keeping the grey knights hidden is necessary. Pretty much everything the inquisition does saves so many more than it kills. People seem to forget that.

[@VictorIV0310]

@@ew264Elaborate more on the “Neccessity” part.

[@Erdwick]

Also for the Tau you forget mind control helmets to dig into the brains of a client race and turning victims into alive soup is the worse thing Dark Eldar did

[@stripeybag6977]

Yeah I thought about bringing up the Vespid mind control helmets or that one planet they went to but then their local alien allies suddenly died out from a new unheard of plague that only affected them.

[@Erdwick]

@@stripeybag6977 Yes the Poctroons sold out and joined them but all mysteriously died of a plague then their resource rich world becames sept Borkan.

[@Psychoangel-d23]

Because the greater good isnt a "please join" but a "join or else" deal. Tau usually just omit the "or else" part during negotiations.

[@Blundabus1337]

@@Psychoangel-d23 Tau have orks and space marines as KILL ON SIGHT For context, even the imperium works with orks and has diplomacy with them.

[@AveSicarius]

​@@Psychoangel-d23 I mean it's a "please join as a client race or submit to our interstellar law" deal. Their aim is almost always to just diplomatically take your world over time by being nice to you, but in regards to the notion of an Empire, you can't allow other dominant ideologies or power's to exist within your territory, and unless you have significant territory, your Empire won't be able to defend itself from outside (though there is obviously a balance between being able to take and hold territory without expending unsustainable resources). The Tau are pretty much the best expanding Empire you want to run into because the actually give you an option. Unlike the Imperium which will just virus bomb your world clean if they don't like you. The Tau are basically super advanced Roman's in this respect, and their expansion generally benefits the people included in it. But they are still an Empire, Empire's still seek to expand their domain so as to enforce their Pax upon the world and ensure the Empire itself remains the dominant one.

[@exponenttie9707]

wait, xenos who were peaceful were turned into client states? that would be a great video and would be great to hear more of that part of the lore

[@AveSicarius]

For the Imperium? Only if they were useful and easily subjugated like the Jakero which are basically not even sentient. Most were completely wiped out wiped hostile or no to allow colonization of the planet. The only known attempt to diplomatically bring a Xenos culture into the Imperium was Horus trying to bring the Interex into the Imperium, something that the Emperor Himself probably would not have been on board with, and we all know how that ended despite the Interex not really doing anything wrong (they were trying to prevent Chaos from influencing their society whilst Chaos affiliated Imperials like Erebus were manipulating event's).

[@_NIKOS9_NIKOS]

It was just a throw away line in the Horus Heresy that mentioned that there were Xenos embassies in Terra, pluss the High Lords suggested to Fulgrim to turn the Laer into a protectorate state AFTER they were proven too difficult to exterminate fast enough (and Fulgrim refused anyway) . Either way, there are countless instances where the Imperium killed off peaceful aliens durring the Great Crusade and humans that were working alongside them, so you could chunk that up either to inconsistent writing or VERY special exceptions.

[@scarocci7333]

Client states who ended up wyped anyway. The best thing you can expect from the imperium, as a xenos, is a "I like you, i'll kill you last"

[@scorpiowarrior7841]

@@_NIKOS9_NIKOS It's likely both and tbh with the Laer....Fulgrim probally made the right call to destroy them. Picking up that sword on the other hand.

[@arielortiz5643]

Other factions: We are going to commit a terrible atrocity, but it has a purpose Dark Eldar: The last one to kidnap a child is rotten egg

[@stripeybag6977]

I think another good candidate for the Dark Eldar's worst would be the ending to the Panacea War. Basically the Imperium discovered an STC on an Orkz controlled world for something called the Panacea which could cure all known diseases and just because they were there one of the Kabals decided to steal it and take it to Commoragh. This was something that could've saved millions if not billions of lives and potentially weakened, crippled or in a very optimistic situation knocked Nurgle out of the setting for a bit. Also day 232 of requesting a Commissar Yarrick Major Mini pls.

[@unitone6851]

I gotta give you one thing, you dont give up. I belive in you man, one day we will get the mini.

[@guardsmangrumby]

Ok so the Imperium's atrocity is from the book "Deathwatch", and to be fair the planet was a mining world populated by 2 cities only. The planet was also on the decline in productivity, and had an irregular egg shape resulting in no day/night cycle and horrible conditions. If anything, it was one of the better planets to test on.

[@molo1848]

its still bad cock rider

[@PuddingXXL]

In terms of the imperials logic maybe. In terms of common sense not so much.

[@butHomeisNowhere___]

Oh okay, that makes it alright 😄

[@capybara6996]

Average Guardsman justifying Imperial atrocities

[@Brother_O4TS]

I'd say the Imperium greatest atrocity is the creation of servitors, or at least, the use innocent people as servitors. I can understand using very dangerous or deranged criminals as servitors, hell, clones are used as servitors by the Mechanicus, but just imagine being a random guy on the streets, then being kidnapped by some gang then being turned into a servitor

[@yanntrokhymenko9775]

Man, you are an arch tier legend, helped me get through the most depressing breakup I’ve ever had and medication withdrawals, you will forever have a place in my heart as a true brotherly archetype, Majorkill, Thankyou and never give up on your amazingly consistent content, especially as I’m 52 books through the horus heresy, knowing how accurate your videos are, with perfect comedy accommodated banter. Purely mythical.

[@-moongorilla-]

The Necrons' worst atrocity was when my friend played them against me back when I was 12 in 3rd edition and the sheer number of them that would get resurrected.

[@cegesh1459]

A video about all Tau auxiliaries would be great content and give some deserved attention to Xenos.

[@Lazrael32]

Didn't the Skitarii show up to save a world, only for the populace to die of radiation poisoning from the skitarii and their weapons?

[@cloroxusthestainlessone4324]

Weak fleshbags doing weak fleshbag things

[@muaowa]

Classic mechanicus

[@Dazzybhoy31]

I think that’s lower because it wasn’t on purpose, basically “oh damn my bad we just killed them by appearing”

[@robertnelson9599]

There is a story where a Chaos Knight was attacking an Agri-World, when that planet asked a nearby Forge World for help, the Tech-Priest who answered the call realized the Knight's description matched a house which was loyal to them. The Tech-Priest then claimed that this Knight he had never seen was actually a loyalist, and the agri-worlders would be executed if they fought back. The innocent people then laid down their weapons and let the Chaos Knight massacre them.

[@yabarber6902]

The consequences of the Tyrannids being able to consume different primarchs would be interesting. Maybe even the Emperor too

[@PuddingXXL]

The galaxy/imperium of man is barely holding onto survival as is. A primarch being eaten is close to become an exctintion event 99% of the time. Eating the emperor probably will not only doom humanity but the entire galaxy.

[@markgresch9944]

@@PuddingXXL Probably, but maybe not. I thought the perfect genetic clone of Fulgrim didn't have all of his powers, so killing them and eating them may not be enough. I thought there was something about the Primarch's souls basically being warp gods stuck into their bodies.

[@TheLoraxshadenough]

Emps would probably intervene before letting any of the primarchs be consumed, he knows it be game over if that happens. Unless it's lorgar because fuck lorgar.

[@mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299]

Hmm makes me wonder if there is any lore in which the Imperium infects its with populace with a virus to make the Tyranids weaker ;p

[@DaughterOfDrakes]

I always dislike this 'tyranids would become OP if they ate (XYZ). Like, the emperor had what, 200000 years of life experience and spent a few hundred years with a few collaborators designing the primarchs/space marines/custodies? There are who knows how many norn queens with literally nothing to do over the time span needed to cross between galaxies at sub-light speed (millions if not billions of years) and a more robust genetic bank than emps could even have dreamed of having access to. The Nids could probably build space marines' genetic makeup from scratch if they wanted to, the reason that a space marine can beat a gaunt is because gaunts are thousands of times cheaper and more efficient to produce than a space marine

[@sirhigglesworth]

The biggest atrocity committed by Kroot was humiliating the Necrons in their 7th edition codex. (The time that the Sautekh Dynasty invaded a Kroot world and ended up being driven off and defeated so hard that the event ended up in the 7th edition Necron codex).

[@Darkfire7881]

The idea of the Greater Good being misinterpreted and mutated into an actual Warp God by Tau loyal humans is an interesting one to me. How would a new human/tau god existing effect things? How would the Ethereals react? Maybe after all the galaxy ending threats we could have a new edition that focuses on a big Imperium-Chaos-Tau war over the Great Good God

[@jwal2]

The end of the Disporex is probably the worst imo for the imperium. All they wanted was to be left alone

[@saudade7842]

Yeah, a lot of people forget how evil the pre-heresy Imperium was too, just because of how much better it was relative to modern Imperium

[@Psychoangel-d23]

@@saudade7842 the pre heresy imperium was not just out to retake what was lost but also a full blown vendetta against the xenos. It was a pretty messy afair.

[@calebtheholyman545]

Bro really said "there are definitely good guys in 40k, let me tell you the horrific atrocities they have committed (good atrocities, not bad ones, somehow)"

[@buckethead5454]

good soldiers follow orders now shit in the fridge

[@primary2630]

There are some good guys so idk what you mean. Pick up a book

[@calebtheholyman545]

@@primary2630 I was making light of a funny intro that didn't make much sense. You are being a prick on the internet for no reason. Feel good?

[@krsmanjovanovic8607]

You forgot that Lamenters exist, they will BEG the Emperor not to save themselves, but to save innocent civilians, and no metter how much Lamenters suffer they will always fight for regular humans

[@Erdwick]

Maybe not everything has to be star trek or star wars with a disney cartoon definition of good and bad

[@jonathan6401]

How each pre-heresy primarch would react to the current imperium when placed in Gullimans shoes would be a cool video idea

[@shotgunsandsmoke]

SM: “Lord Vulkan, those Eldar have families, think of the children!” Vulkan: “they’re next”

[@BIGESTblade]

Actually, we need a video on the best things each faction did.

[@YourHighnessIV]

A video on the various xenos and chaos cults that are on terra would be pretty sick 😉

[@PuddingXXL]

Finally a good recommendation!

[@bahmot9501]

I will keep asking for this because if there's one thing all factions have in common it's never giving up: Could you make a video on how someone could permanently kill one of the 4 chaos gods and (more interestingly) what would happen if they did ?

[@robertnelson9599]

My bet is that all of that God’s daemons will disappear and it will become open season on their mortal followers.

[@tzeentchlordoffates9268]

Or they'd be consumed by another entity

[@primary2630]

You can't

[@krsmanjovanovic8607]

​@@primary2630I think Emperor's sword can permanently destroy demons, so it is not that far of a stretch to say that it could kill a chaos god

[@bennai2]

In the end chaos god are the same as the eldar gods. In theory you can shatter and/ or consume them until they are no longer there.

[@jagnestormskull3178]

There was once an Eldar psyker who communed with the Tyranid hive mind. It hated her, *actively.*

[@picklejho69]

Hey, @majorkill Dave and the lads over at Tabletop Time are making a Japanese themed Tau army, and I think it'd be really neat if you reached out to them to showcase some of your cyber dynasty models. They're based in Australia as well, it could be a very productive collab for you both!

[@ronttiflfkf7712]

A video of The most wanted/dangerous criminals in The imperium woud Be a sick video

[@slimjim877]

That eldar one is a massive stretch, considering the imperium would burn every craft world to ash just for existing.

[@blackturtlesoul7387]

As they should

[@Psychoangel-d23]

Eldar are also the same race that will send a planet into a full on civil war because they saw one out of many futures where said world cause them trouble. And in the long run make it worse for everyone including themselves. At this point they should be taking their visions with a pinch of salt, because the fuck ups are getting to frequent.

[@scarocci7333]

The eldars would kill 10 millions humans to save one eldar. The imperium would kill 10 millions humans to kill one eldar.

[@carsonmcgraw305]

I think Majorkill should sell terrain for the tabletop. I would definitely buy some

[@grayrook8637]

Necrons Overlord be like "Blah Blah atrocities what? I can't hear you over your aging flesh and inferiority."

[@casbot71]

The Eldar might get a pass for Ghazghkull if he turns out to just keep spawncamping Angron for a long long time. Taking Angron out of play as he suffers a endless cycle of being stomped as soon as he's resurrected, along all the spiky boyz around him as well, would end up balancing the cosmic scales somewhat. Even from Humanities perspective, although it would be a incidental move on the part of the Eldar.

[@martintheaquilanshield3917]

Video idea: How would a meeting between the Tau and Guilliman go? If GW won't do it, why don't we.

[@walterlopez5054]

The idea of the Nids getting ahold of Sanguinius' corpse fascinates me. what kind of bonkers bioform could the Nids make with his dna. more importantly, would it have the Black Rage.

[@SH-qs7ee]

That would be horrific; the loss of Synapse causing creasutres to just go crazy and attack everything mindlessly

[@isuckatusernames4297]

I mean, with all the astartes they already ate, I'm surprised they haven't came up with any cool ones

[@juliovictormanuelschaeffer8370]

Chaos: atrocity is be the worst concept you mortals could imagine. But for us, it means tuesday.

[@WildZephyr]

To be fair to the necrons, if we're giving the eldar a pass for Slaanesh, they had no idea what series of events they were putting into motion either. If they had been able to foresee where it would all go, I'm sure they would never have done it.

[@davidwilliam9681]

The worst atrocity of all was that the Emperor let Angron live. Gifted him with a legion. Allowed Angron to mutilate a perfectly good legion by ramming nails into their brains. For no good reason. The final cost to the galaxy is still increasing daily as Angron continues his rampage.

[@555tork]

I'd like to see a video on Maximmion Voss from the deathwatch for just being the buffest marine around.

[@diamondhamster4320]

When a bunch of Immortal Space Frogs deny you your free healthcare and cancer treatment, you clap them but then everbody blames you for all the bad things that happen in the future - trully a Necron moment.

[@jonasholm-mw5bn]

I actually didn’t think about that before. While the Tau barely have a presence in the warp they also take in other races, like humans. So humans following the Taus greater good could cause some kind of god of it to manifest. If there was enough of them

[@ivanivanovic5586]

I remember a quote from one of the old eldar codices(3rd 4th or 5th, not sure) in the entry for ulthwe craftworld(eldrad's home, old eldrad was quite the ass, newer one is still one to a lesser degree), the quote goes "he who sees his own doom can avoid it. He who sees tge doom of others can deliver it". Fits the chosen atrocity.

[@dovakiin296]

The new lore for the Neurotyrant is pretty insidious. It talks to people in their heads and convinces them to make bad decisions, preying upon their insecurities or vanity and then assaults them with horrifying visions once they've fallen into their trap.

[@chestnut4860]

As an OCD sufferer, I relate.

[@lordinvictus793]

The orks pumped humans full of growth hormones and literally ate them like cattle. By the billions-it was so severe that even iron warriors were shocked.

[@supsup335]

I still think that the stuff the nightlords got up to doesn't even come close to the shit the lion did on a regular basis

[@coriganbemis7144]

Do an episode on the theory that each Chaos God DIDN'T get the primarch they truly desired. AND delve into who it was they wanted and why and how the Horus Heresy might have changed

[@hendrikmoons8218]

For chaos, may I introduce you to the works of Fabious Bile, the Spider.

[@Expeor7970]

To be fair to the eldar, how many humans would sacrifice themselves for them? When the imperium constantly chants "suffer not the xenos to live" it's a bit bad faith to expect them to protect humans out of the kindness of their heart.

[@deltatea3192]

On the subject of Gazgul, to quote many others "How is that my problem?" Yes the Eldar created the situation that led to Gazgul. On the surface an atrocity. But when you look at it from the Eldar side, they are a dying species. Literally every member is nearly irreplaceable. Meanwhile you have humans who are near limitless in number. What are the lives of a few billion infinitely replaceable beings to a few thousand irreplaceable ones? Were the roles reversed the Imperium and likely the Emperor himself would sacrifice the Eldar in a heartbeat with no further thoughts given. In effect, Gazgul is neither good nor bad. There is no morality to be considered with it. Arguably setting up Gazgul's rise was the right thing to do.

[@requiemnemesis2413]

​@@deltatea3192 Lets see how many nearly irreplaceable lives they lose when Gazgul comes to Krump their shit

[@amusician644]

Idk if this counts as an Atrocity but I would like to mention the Invaders spacemarine chapter and the legion of the damned ending a whole craftworld. Tho the Eldar did come back and destroy the invaders chapter almost completely reducing them to 300 battle brothers if I remember.

[@Theking-sk1bz]

YES!!! I love me some war crimes 🤤 also just saying it before I finish the video, I'm gonna say the Dark Eldars worst thing is simply existing

[@PuddingXXL]

Another commentator said it best: "The Dark elders worst atrocity is that they still exist. They know about soulstones and also know that they themselves can use them but they refuse to even though the alternative is literally one if not THE worst fate you could face in wh40k

[@Theking-sk1bz]

@PuddingXXL said perfectly my friend 👍

[@derrickhaggard]

With the Dark Eldar it's hard to tell which atrocity is their worst due to the numerous atrocities they've committed.

[@trimeerious4349]

Getting a video about how each of the pre heresy primarchs would have reacted to being in Guillimans situation as imperial regent would be pretty cool ngl

[@jordanashmore5643]

Just imagine it for yourself my guy. Like when he does vids like that he's just imagining what it might be like based off what he's read. I'm trying not to sound rude, but it's just like something you could imagine.

[@hagardrel]

Wouldn't any of the Chaos gods either just respawn or be reborn as a new one in some capacity? For example if you killed Khorne, you'd have to end all war and violence in order to stop that manifestation reforming.

[@trimeerious4349]

@@jordanashmore5643 oh I know , but I've started a movement and im more continuing on pure stubbornness than anything else

[@Charles-wu3hw]

Tyranids getting Sanguinius' corpse would've been an absolute nightmare

[@jacktacca8013]

Day 43 asking for lionel heresy

[@Dark-angels]

Fuck yea

[@jacktacca8013]

@@Dark-angels this is VERY ironic

[@todders559]

Although 40K lore will provide occasional protagonists we can root for that act more ethically than their peers, EVERY single faction as a whole fits comfortably somewhere on the A-hole spectrum.

[@ulrickts]

The Tau's worst atrocity is breaking Captain-General Kitten's pure heart!

[@jakubgrzybek6181]

Eldrad: I'm going to fuck up galaxy by creating unkillable ork, so couple of our can survive short term

[@SgtThiel]

I argue that the elimination of a rival/predator was a more likely factor in the tyranids decision of attacking Baal than hatred

[@Zacq768]

You forget that in devistation of baal, they intentionally targetted the sleeper/growing pods knowing it would make the blood angels flip out

[@pliskin100]

MajorFacailFeatures here will make a whole ass video on how evil the imperium is and still choose to be an obnoxious imperium fanboy while doing it

[@Fly-the-Light]

4:50 There's also that the Exodites/Craftworlders were the Eldar that didn't abandoned the Empire as it descended into degeneracy.

[@benjaminn.1044]

I absolutely love your deadpan delivery of the most horrific atrocities 😂

[@tobystewart4403]

Simping for Sanguinius at 12:40 . Wild scenes.

[@sierks3166]

The Most Heinous Atrocity Committed? Dark Eldar: Yes, you're welcome.

[@canofcontent223]

I'm happy to know that the distinct lack of purging in the Tau empire is being addressed.

[@irefusetogiveupto80s65]

now do a one hour long video talking about only the atrocities committed by the Imperium

[@Ghastly1]

The Harlequins codex mentions one Masque committing an atrocity on an Imperial world so heinous that it was condemned to exterminatus.

[@dueinuremom5082]

I’d argue the imperial truth/cult of the emperor is the worst atrocity. Or furthermore the atrocities committed out in their name. That’s like the basic groundwork for the systemic brutality that is the imperium. It’s the justification for what they see as righteous genocide.

[@jyggalag_]

Tyranids getting Sanguinius' genes would be quite horrible 😯😦

[@minuette1752]

I think it would be awesome. Think of the possibilities.

[@jyggalag_]

Tyranids consuming a primarch would be horrible Dx

[@minuette1752]

@@jyggalag_ I think it would be hilarious.

[@DocWolph]

You know making these miniatures into full blown action figure kits, about the size of the MacFarlane and Bandai WH40K Action Figures, would be several kinds of awesome. Especially since the close up on these painted minis look like they could be action figures.

[@oneringtorule2032]

I’m eager to hear the arguments that suggest there are good groups in warhammer40k

[@alexrodders4155]

Babe wake up majorkill posted some inspiration

[@quentingaron6723]

Just imagine what the tyrannids could have done with the biomass of Sanguinius 😱. A primarch tiers synapse creature.

[@DaisyBee11]

I would argue that for the Eldar, attacking Angron and lowkey being responsible for him being the Chaos' greatest champion would be much worse. But in Angron's case, there were so many decisions that could have saved him yet made him fall even deeper that blaming it just on the Eldar would be kinda unfair. But yeah, they were the first stepping stone on his path to damnation

[@AveSicarius]

The Emperor was the lynchpin there, not the Eldar, Angron could have been saved by allowing him to take his world or ended because of the Butcher's Nails, the Emperor chose the absolute worst option instead.

[@DaisyBee11]

@@AveSicarius Oh, I agree that the Emperor being a dickhead and straight up kidnapping angron was the last straw. I am just saying that if the Nukrean's adopted Angron and did not implant him with the butcher's nails, he would not only prolly rule that world, but could also supply the imperium with good warriors once the Emperor arrived. Everything kinda goes hand in hand in Angron's case

[@Frescko]

Video 14 of asking ‘What if Nykona Sharrowkyn killled Fulgrim’

[@Danterag5]

That last bit about the Nids wanting nothing but revenge for the Blood Angels whooping their asses gave me a good laugh.

[@redfox4561]

I would love to see an alternate reality where the old ones survived and defeated the necrons, what would the races of the galaxy be like in that scenario 🤔

[@ericjensen7580]

The shadow crusade deserves an honorable mention (if we're counting heresy era). Hundreds of worlds burning for the sake of causing as much suffering as possible. Logar is doing it to ensure that his brother, Angron, becomes immortal - knowing full well it meant Angron would never be free of their bite. Outside of Calth and the warpstorm there was no other reason for the crusade (and Calth was meant to purge the word bearers of their less useful members). Logar doesn’t even try to disguise it. When asked what the point his, he says the song - a symphony of screaming and suffering.

[@reillycurran8508]

Worth pointing out that the mere veneration of chaos includes one rule, an unwilling sacrifice is more powerful than a willing sacrifice, ans a sacrificial betrayal is more powerful than a random sacrificial killing. It's actually a big part of why Chaos was so interested in turning space marines to their cause, because every marine on marine kill represents a sacrifice on a scale big enough to give them all a serious stiff one on how dramatic and traitorous and atrocious it is just inherently. So yeah, any time you see a word bearer making sacrificial offerings, odds are good it was someone who A) really did not want to be a sacrificial offering, and B) had actually come to trust the specific word bearer performing the sacrifice wouldn't do it to them. Chaos doesn't just commit atrocity in its own worship, it deliberately cultivates it and compounds it to draw even more power out of it.

[@ericsuper2258]

Fantasy dark elf books get pretty wild with the atrocities. A slanneshi dark elf cult tries to honeydick a dark elf who has a slanneshi demon living in his soul. That scene was crazy.

[@sargonixofur1234]

The Leagues of Votann’s biggest crime is being the Squats but without the wacky charm or humour of the original Squats.

[@forestjohnson7474]

The o e about the tyranids surprised me, they're always above all calculating.

[@ThePerceptionist]

One thing that always stuck out to my about Man vs Nid is; if the Imperium has the life eater virus why can't they just fire these at the Hive fleets!?

[@slaaneshiprince666]

Another great video. I still want to see one about Inquisitor Czevak or the novel Atlas Infernal as a whole. It's my favorite 40k book and I'd love to hear your opinion about it.

[@Anton-cc7yc]

In Shadowbreaker the Tau actually studied Genestealers the same way: watched prisoners got infected and shit. The result was the same - the planet and all its human population got nomed by bugs.

[@Th3_Raven]

My immediate thought when seeing this pop up in my notifications was "We all know what Perturabo's is going to be"

[@alecmiller5296]

I'm a Night Lord fan Atrocities are just the average afternoon. Ave Dominus Nox. Great as always MK

[@ShandoGuardian]

I never read the nid's attack of Baal as malicious but strategic. The hive mind understood that the temporary loss in biomass was worth removing a large threat to its assault on the milky way

[@mikekillian6154]

Could u imagine the uproar if that's what puts the " is sanquinious coming back" question eaten by nids 😂😂

[@edpistemic]

Video: idea? Day in the life of a Chapter Master.

[@masterrace921]

My favourite thing about chaos is they do the most heinous things and then do the same stuff the next day

[@Fuel6233]

imagine thinking dark eldar are incapable of destroying a planet

[@markgresch9944]

I could be mistaken, but I thought the T'au at some point ran sterilization camps on some conquered human worlds, or at the very least "reeducation camps" of non-disclosed conditions.