The Konrad Curze Primarch Book!

[@raamaa202]

"Where would Nostramo go? Its not like the planet is gonna run away." . The Dark Gods are laughing suspiciously in the Immaterium

[@Daimon-X]

"I am a primarch...’ ‘I am the most cursed of the Emperor’s cursed sons.’ - Konrad Curze, The Night Haunter.

[@Dir_Grobbman]

You forget the part when the meat emperor speaks to konrad and forgives him. Just as sanguinius told him. Not to mention the hall of screams.

[@captainpuffinpuffinson4769]

Random victim "Please don't throw me off the roof" Konrad "ok" gently releases grip from leg

[@VioletDeathRei]

"One does not simply ask Konrad for a favor."

[@captainpuffinpuffinson4769]

@@VioletDeathRei well you can ask, you might not like him to acknowledge you

[@viyhexe131]

@@VioletDeathRei Ask Konrad to not do something bad, and he'll do something worse instead.

[@WordBearer86]

Interestingly his beliefs of justice are remiscent of Robespierre's concept of "Virtuous Terror" being the means to order the utopian society he sought to create. "Virtue without Terror is meaningless. Terror without Virtue is cruelty." Also charitable interpretation? Why is that? His interpretation seems to be the right one given all the points in the book you've mentioned. Additionally Lord of the Night backs up this interpretation. Charity is giving something for nothing. Haley gave you those points to pick up on in the book and you did so. So what's the problem?

[@allmight9840]

Robespierre's concepts met the guillotine with him along with his french revolution. Sounds alot like what happened to Konrad.

[@Thorcar123]

Robespierre only mistake is that he didnt kill enough Vendéens, change my mind.

[@eichler721]

Man imagine if Konrad was found and had Sanguinius help him like how he reshaped his legion using Horus and the Luna Wolves to teach then. Then his legion became the teachers of morality for the Night Lords would have made such a great story. Love Konrad and Sanguinius they are great. Logar is still a turd though.

[@KevlarnHEMA]

we need a new and improved upgrade spruce for Night Lords! Ave Dominus Nox!

[@mrwri]

"That sounds like a dictatorship" Curze: "Well, if it works..."

[@konradcurze939]

It does

[@Jagonath]

I was so happy when Konrad Curze fought Sanguinius. They both know fate can't be avoided, but they respond to it in completely different ways.

[@KaiserAfini]

The new depiction sounds less deep. The original Kurze believed, in his hubris, that only he knew best. He knew the right future, he knew his methods would get the job done faster and with less lives lost. So he despaired as he realized he fixed a symptoms (crime) rather than the cause (lack of altruism and civic spirit) and he broke when he realized he met his fate on the road he took to avoid it. New Kurze is using badly implemented schizophrenia as a form of dissociation. Senua's Sacrifice got a stronger portrayal of mental illnesses and the emotional conflicts it causes.

[@WordBearer86]

What?

[@hatemongerofthetoxicbrood6561]

What are you on about? This Curze absolutely believed in what he did. But this book is Curze in the lowest of the lowest of the lowest point of his existence. His mind is breaking and tearing at the seems. Of course he is not going to be sane.

[@duaneepps7346]

I would definitely support in depth, multiple video breakdowns of all the primarchs

[@gamerdude506]

The reason the ultramarines wouldn't mock each other during a war council is because they are SOLDIERS The Nightlords are NOT SOLDIERS they are MURDERERS AND KILLERS first last and always

[@LethargicGM]

True, but the fact that they got away with that shit in front of Konrad (while he was still relatively sane) is ridiculous and Guy Hayley could have done it better.

[@DragonHammer45]

Think you emphasized your words enough there mr. internet kooldude?

[@orisaacs]

Is it the one where he crucifies rats? And nearly gets a partner named Robin the Deviant?

[@NetMoverSitan]

Those are his Night Lords, I see Corvus Corax as 40K Nightwing.

[@Dre2Dee2]

I think the thing that makes it hard to always explain what Kurze is doing is the fact that sometimes he's acting on his visions. Although he seems to hate his visions a lot of the times, he does also actively work towards making them happen. There was one part of the book where Sevatar asks "should we attack the raven guard?" and Kurze then has a vision of them fighting at a much later time and says "not yet". He adheres to the timeline of his visions when it comes to certain decision making. I think that is one of the ways that HELPS explains some of his weird actions (stalling with the investigation / rushing with exterminatus of Nostromo). The timeline of when things "should" happen could be used to explain some of this, a little.

[@derekdrake8706]

"The Greater Good" When did the Tau invade? ..omg, I'd love to see what would happen if Konrad met the Tau. So much blood. Sooo much blood omg.

[@swtorguy52]

Imagine being a memorator attached to the Night Lords.

[@Stein871]

this dude is like an amalgamation of Hannibal, Vlad Tepes and Batman.

[@ryanhodge5770]

You better watch out You better watch out You Better Watch Out YOU BETTER WATCH OUT

[@xazelnighthaunterfanboy975]

My favorite moment in the book was when Curze met Talos and the boys on Thasulga!

[@Dracologist]

To follow the meme DC: We going to make Batman Crazy GW: Hold me beer lad.

[@calumdeighton]

Ave Dominus Nox!

[@snakeyman5560]

Mask thyself in midnight clad.

[@xazelnighthaunterfanboy975]

Death is meat, Terror a wine!!!!

[@DarthMirasshtar]

We have come for you!

[@LeeFreedom]

Arch: I am going to do a series on all the primarch! Me: what are you, Valrak?

[@Suomismg]

Ferrus Manus is the Worf of the series.

[@rebbyra]

"look at him. Do you see his dumb little ghost-face?" "He is like a skull ghost." "A skost!"

[@shanemcdowell3628]

"You are WEAK, Vulkan."

[@Suomismg]

@@shanemcdowell3628 Truly, TTS is best thing that has happened to 40k fandom in a while!

[@VioletDeathRei]

@@shanemcdowell3628 The ghost of Ferrus Manus is my spirit animal.(Literally, he won't leave.)

[@MrGabilonia]

DS9 Worf is the most badass character in Trek history

[@ethanvallance3437]

Great timing as I’m getting the night lords omnibus for Christmas that I’ve been dying to read the last few weeks. Love your videos arch, keep it up!

[@KaiserAfini]

Mind of primarchs videos sound cool. I think Guilliman thinks like a mix of Augustus and Marcus Aurelius. Magnus is Odin, a troublemaker with few restraints in his pursuit of knowledge.

[@Deadsnake989]

I'd love to see some non primarch characters too. Like Ahriman, Grimaldus, Kharne.

[@KaiserAfini]

@@Deadsnake989 Grimaldus is easy. If they are against the Emperor, smash them. If they work for the Emperor, inspire them to greatness. If they die in service of the Emperor, yell at them so hard that the veil of death is blown away so they can GET UP AND SEE THEIR DUTY THROUGH!!!

[@aymann7234]

"Mind of Vulkan" is just Meet the Pyro from TF2 with a side of the Engineer. :D

[@arnantphongsatha7906]

@@aymann7234 *DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC?*

[@InquisitorJack]

Deadsnake989 Sigismund please!

[@shadowsift]

Man I read the book, but I feel like I only absorbed 10% of what Arch did 🤣

[@DarthMirasshtar]

Im like that too, i have to read books sometimes 3 times to really grasp it in its entirety

[@ethantaylor9613]

More of the Gorgon yes! I would love a video bringing up how is chapter forgets about his humorous and gregarious sides as well as his genuine wish to be the best version of himself in favor of “ turn penis into robot”

[@Dimirov]

That guy at work who takes his job waaaaay to seriously and never goes on vacation.

[@alexpaul4144]

The audiobook was amazingly done

[@bayonetenthusiast5703]

Mom: Gives kid a child 40k book Also Mom: Gives kid *THIS* book

[@Punishthefalse]

You will behave yourself or a Night Lord will flay you.

[@bayonetenthusiast5703]

@@Punishthefalse k

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

More like- -Mom gives kid THIS book -Child Protective Services removes kid from Mom’s care

[@shawnm1902]

@@tunguskalumberjack9987 CPS agent Curze: you've been found guilty of child abuse Ma'am...

[@UGNAvalon]

Yes please! I’d love having “The Mind of” & “The History of” vids for all the primarchs! Your in-depth analysis & your unique brand of humor are my two favorite parts of your lore videos, so to see pairs of videos dedicating both styles to the same topic would be absolutely fantastic! Double the lore, double the fun! 😄

[@shoandutrieux9447]

Konrad needs more time in the oven, I believe Vulkan would be happy to oblige 🤔🤔🤔

[@calumdeighton]

I love to see and learn more of the Night Lords, and the Primarch himself. I do believe, he just needed some help from a brother of his, or the Emperor to help him, understand things better. Because, having heard you're idea of split personality, it kinda makes sense in the way he behaves and how he turns out. I got the Limited Edition book myself, and while reading it, thought Curze was some kind of, broken being, in the way the book/story, jumps back and forth through out its pages. Cause I really want to know, what the Eighth Legion was actually like, before they became the Night Lords; because if "Night Haunter", is colouring the past events on Nostramo with his own twisted tales of events, then Curze is still an unknown character in a way, kinda like how I see the Eighth Legion. The 4th Legion before they became the Iron Warriors, is more or less written about and a good idea as to what and how they were, is easy enough. There's not a lot on the 8th Legion, and I want to know more about that, before they became the "Night Lords".

[@LethargicGM]

From what I understand, the 8th legion was a terror weapon even before Curze was found. When the Nighthaunter and the Nostraman joined them, they became more extreme.

[@youtubevoice1050]

He was always a sadist in the Horus Heresy books. Flaying people in his personal chambers as a hobby. In "Vulkan lives" he clearly states, that he has accepted what he is (a monster) and believes that all the primarchs are monsters/ weapons.

[@UGNAvalon]

But there’s a clear difference between reluctantly accepting a role as a monster, and playing that for funzies.

[@InquisitorJack]

Well, in the Horus Heresy tabletop, I think they all have the “Monstrous Creature” universal special rule so he’s not wrong on a meta-level

[@youtubevoice1050]

UGNAvalon. Sure, but one does not exclude the other. Criminals know they are doing wrong, yet they are drawn to crime and may enjoy it. The traitor Primarchs were all flawed in some way and they either lacked self-awareness or were downright hypocrites. Curze on the other hand knew very well what he had become, but he embraced it with his fatalism, justifying his actions by blaming them on his nature (/ the Emperor for making him that way). Here some more quotes: "The children of Nostramo came from spoiled stock"; "It's the burden of knowing the future and being rendered powerless to do anything about it. I am cursed, brother. And so I must sin"; "Some men are just evil, Vulkan. There is no why, it just is"; "'You are a bringer of death, a warrior, a merciless killer that-' 'No, Curze. You are mistaken. You're the merciless one, you're the sadist. I never realized it before Kharaatan. Fear and terror are not a warriors weapons, they are a coward's. I pity you because you have spent so long languishing in the gutter amongst the filth that you've forgotten what it's like to be in the light. I doubt you can even see it through all that self-loathing.'"

[@FARBerserker]

The Nightlords are the most human of all legions. Mainly because they are basically the same people they were before having been embiggened. That they were horrible monsters even before is undebateable. Human. As i said.

[@iNezerroth]

"embiggened"

[@snakeyman5560]

Before they were ascended? I think the 1000 sons legion is very human in their arrogance.

[@arnantphongsatha7906]

And not the Salamanders?

[@snakeyman5560]

@@arnantphongsatha7906 Ehhh... ish? Vulkan is cool and all... but he's not human in the same way that Lorgar, Magnus or even Fulgrim to a certain extent are very human.

[@GumMagnum]

ok doomer

[@zhaobimia]

when you start torturing and killing people for what you see as justice at first it will disgust you, but then as you keep on doing it, you start to become desensitized and it stops bothering you, and as you keep on doing it more you may start to enjoy it. that is what i think happened to konrad curze as he continued to torture and kill whom he saw as guilty. also in your other video you mentioned konrad struggled with how to know right from wrong, just and unjust etc, that and his growing guilt of the atrocities he had commited was, i think, what led him to become an insane psychopathic monster. i feel that the primarch book for konrad curze really supported your other videos on konrad very well all in all enjoyed reading the book and really enjoy watching your vids

[@darrylspitzer8242]

Arch, "I do occasionally make a joke or two in my videos"... says HE WHO SHOULD NOT BE NAMED!

[@eaterofchickens5438]

I feel like Curse would of had a chance if he crusaded with Sanguinius. They would seem to balance each other, mostly in their flaws. I don't feel real animosity between the two other than hurt brothers, more than the others. Together, I'd imagine, would have been more difficult for outside forces to tamper their future sight. And be probably the best representations of Angels of Death. Either fight an honest battle against Glorious Hawk Boy, or spend one night with his brother, Mr Sinister. You'll be begging for the Blood Angels come dawn.

[@sms1655]

batman: ,,i´m fear!" konrad curze placing a hand on batmans shoulder : ,,let me show you fear." batman is shitting himself while the night haunter drags him into the darkest corner he could find curze best guy

[@gwyndolin1536]

Perhaps the point was to be both satisfied and unsatisfied.....just like NightHaunter and Konrad Curze.

[@baddragonite]

I think konrad was filled with self doubt about the exterminatus. I think he was worried that fulgrim or ferus would talk him out of it or maybe even that they would help him with it possibly and both would contradict his visions which in his brain he thinks have to be absolute.

[@ethanvallance3437]

I used to be on the side of the imperium when I was younger but now I’m older I have turned renegade because of the Horus heresy and how the emperor could of stopped it all by be a better father.

[@pakornwattanavrangkul2550]

So they tuned Konrad into Jeckle and Hyde?

[@gammaspector]

Reporting in for additional Konrad curze info

[@747GhostDogg]

Be interesting to see you do a full lore on the NightLords The painted count and his daemon sword or the nightLords apothecary and master librarian

[@xazelnighthaunterfanboy975]

Sevatar got his Primarch's sence of Justice and punishment His eaquary Shaag got his regret And doubt Zho Sahal got his mastery of fear and Terror Talos Valkoran got his visions And pain And fuck Fel Zharost!

[@PanosKalaigidis]

In the books The Prince of Crows and The Long Night, Sevatar calls out Curze on his bullshit, and then goes on to have an amazing transformation, assisted by a little girl. Curze on the other hand, chose to become The Night Haunter, which is why he said this is the death I chose. Edit: Sevatar said to Altani that psykers can't rule the 8th because of their melancholic blood. That would be magnified by an order of magnitude with Curze. Wasn't it Curze who, on the subject ot the rot of his Legion said that if he started to purge them he would not know where to stop? Conrad's tragedy is that he was a cold and mercilles bastard, but only because the believed it was for a greater purpose. When that collapsed, he, in turn collapsed.

[@TheHungeringCold]

Konrad Curze and the Goblet of Fire

[@snugglestime4396]

The Soul Hunter three book series about the Night Lords is a must read if you are a fan of the 8th

[@cousinzeke4888]

As well as Lord of the Night.

[@whoaitstiger]

Ferrus Manus' Day Off

[@lorgarbeareroftheword5836]

We already know that Konrad was a sadist by time he took over the Legion. This is clearly pointed out in the short story "A Lesson in Darkness".

[@fbussier80]

18:16 sounds like he's saying it's not quick enough to be done before the Horus Heresy completly starts it's motion.

[@galend2158]

Have to admit I've listened to it seven times already and I love it. Also recommend the night Lord series, soul hunter, blood reaver and void stalker.

[@galend2158]

Love how he's not sure if he's crazy or if the emperor is actually talking.

[@galend2158]

How he talks so gleefully, swapping from psyco and noble. Like you go and then next sentence he's eating.

[@galend2158]

Also when he mutilated that guy and he said because I got bored. I just went LOL

[@wanabeguitarguy]

I am eagerly anticipating the other primarch videos

[@kitchenjail3546]

Imagine this. Escape for The Night Haunter A game in which you try to run the fuck away from the Night Haunter as to not get killed for your crimes.

[@coryk1045]

I CAN SEE THE FUTURE !

[@henrymilner7061]

I read the book as if it had two narrators Konrad and night haunter

[@BUSSTISEBOOST]

I’ve always been bothered that There wasn’t at least 1 generation of Night Lords (minus the Terrans) that were the “perfect” sons of night lords

[@robertnelson9599]

Yeah, you would assume the first generation from Nostraman recruits would be ideal, seeing as Curze would have watched over them personally.

[@scrubsrc4084]

This had better be count Dracula with guns

[@messihr]

I'm not sure how you'd feel about this association but I feel that Curze is the Paul Atreides of 40k. Also, the sooner you get to Vulkan Lives the sooner you get to talk more about Curze.

[@jordancarter9786]

That's an interesting thought.

[@messihr]

@@jordancarter9786 Thanks Jordan. I came to 40k as a hardcore Dune fan. There is no debate that at least the Imperium is heavily inspired by Herbert's work (The Emperor, Fish Speakers inspiring the Sisters of Battle, the Quizarette inspiring the Eclesiarchy, the machine crusade and the shared existence of mutated navigators), but the more I read of the Horus Heresy, the more I see characters from Dune being adapted to 40k. So, as previously stated, Curze is Paul Atreides. Both possess faulty prescience that ultimately destroys them both. Further, both possess a pair of competing personalities (Paul and Muad'ib vs Curze and the Night Haunter). Both willingly engage in war crimes to purse a greater good based on their unique sense of justice, and both struggle with their role in their respective crusades. More importantly though, both have imperfect prescience that they struggle to navigate, which leads to their adoption if self-destructive fatalism. Ultimately, both wilfully die as mad prophets of sorts in pursuit of some martyrdom. It's not just with Curze though. We all know Big E is Leto the 2nd (the God Emperor ( though the Emperor wears his godhead more like Paul, but with his internment he takes on a characteristic much like Leto's divided God role). Further, Sanguinias is like Leto 2 before his ascension. Guillimam's theoretical and practical mirrors Mentat computation, Angron embodies the Fremen/ Sardukar reckless abandon, etc. What really sealed the deal for me was Vulkan actually. His grounded humanism and compassion, along with his perpetually likens him to Duncan Idaho. Throughout Dune Duncan is tortured, murdered and sacrificed only to be resurrected countless times to serve the Atreides. He is seen as an ideal human among living Gods, who serves as the champion of average people and the voice or morality for the divine Atreides. As a result of Duncan's value, he is elevated with immense powers uniquely bestowed by the Ateriedes meddling. This also explains the nature of his deaths. Most come from Curze, which though Paul only got Duncan killed once, that death seemed more chaotic and meaningless, whereas his apparent deaths in service of Big E were seemingly foretold and a necessary step in his development, much like the many deaths caused by Leto.

[@yeoldchief7711]

Konrad was also working out why and what it was that he'd do for the Emperor to send an assassin to end him, of what was he guilty. So why bother if you are damned, other than to prove to you that you were innocent, and innocent or not, Konrad "knows" that information is not going to change a thing, a catch 22.

[@darkholyPL]

Love Sanguinius and the Blood Angels, but my favorite chapter will forever be the space vikings.. err I mean Space Wolfs.

[@FullCaber]

was waiting for this brutal batboi

[@Infernus171]

hope you make lore video about Mortarion, for some reason he is my favourite

[@dropje223]

Blesses be the warhammer :D

[@Le-cp9tr]

The Night Haunter and Rorschach seems like they would get along

[@johnchatzis3998]

A brilliant idea to start that new series of videos Arch explaining the mindset of each primarch. I am really curious how you are going to cover the way Horus was thinking. The three first books of the HH series showed very well how he gradually delved into Chaos but I found the reasons behind this choice a bit weakly developed. For example, arrogance is something that we don't see that much in Horus's character in the trilogy, it is a trait we see in many stories or in novels such as Fear to Tread where he declares his hate and envy over Sanguinius.

[@chrisbingley]

Which is an interesting flip from the first three novels, where he reveres Sanguinius and calls him 'the best of us'.

[@johnchatzis3998]

You are right man! Dunno, I think Horus was overestimated in the end of the day. At least in the beginning he was a mere puppet of Erebus, Lorgar and the Chaos Gods and he had no masterplan behind his actions. But even in the point where he tries to overcome the Chaos influence and enjoy its gifts without honouring his part of the bargain, he still doesn't really know what his position is. And this was always his fate. Was he a son or just a tool of the Emperor's will? Was he just one of the primarchs or the Warmaster? Was he able to rule over the Chaos Gods or was he always a plaything of theirs?

[@DarthMirasshtar]

The Blood Angel's are my favorite loyalist too.

[@cethapplegate594]

I like the Bloody mapyes.

[@augiechiavuzzi4907]

There is a problem with knowing the future it's causes the future and it sounds like curze has set himself to accept this and then also tries to fight it and then continues to cause the future

[@Sevatar_VIIIth]

The Night Lords have 3 Novels out and an Omnibus with all 3 books and short stories in it.

[@willsword8100]

Clearly within the 41st and 42nd millennium there is only Ultramar.

[@grothdrakk-slayer725]

Fucking do it Arch. Don't let the ideas go cold. Make another video. Give the Night Haunter the rest he deserves.

[@raisttlyn]

Big E HAD to know

[@FARBerserker]

@Arch i thnk the only one more broken than Konrad would be Angron . .

[@CAP198462]

“I have the shiniest meat statue” - Konrad Kurze (attributed) Guy Haley did manage to write an entire Night Lords novel without it devolving entirely into grotesquely detailed body-horror as “A lesson in Darkness,” did. For this, he should be commended. Upon further reflection, it strikes me that as Curze is constructing the eponymous meat statue, the part he has the greatest difficulty in rendering is the face of the emperor.

[@VioletDeathRei]

Perhaps his vision of a future where his father has him killed was like the one of the child harming him, fake, fake visions from the Chaos Gods. So he never truly saw his father's face, only ever a twisted false version.

[@RavagersPrey]

We need a series on the night lords

[@NetMoverSitan]

Konrad Curze, fiction's 2nd most horrific version of Batman (the most horrific is The Batman Who Laughs) | 1:55 - "I am justice. I am judgement. I am punishment....and I surrender." That last bit was almost comedic. | 3:10 - e.g. the ones closer to the Adeptus Mechanicus than most...yet he doesn't have his own day of commemoration, just because he was killed by pretty-boy, rather than the Warmaster himself. | 5:20 - Yeah, stealing to survive or stealing for selfish reasons...makes no difference to him. | 6:45 - He'd probably understand the Tau, if he survived to the 41st millennium. | 8:24 - Similar rationale for Lorgar's actions. | 12:06 - Well, you've already done Lorgar's "mind of" video. | Some of the time, he was...it was complicated.

[@escapadesend6133]

Because of the time of year I am imagining Curze as Santa, and its terrifying. imagine coming downstairs on Christmas morning and finding daddy made the naughty list so the tree is drapped in entrails and gobbets of flesh and presents are wrapped in his skin. too dark? lol.

[@fritzvoss5263]

crazy chuckling

[@imnotabotiswear3276]

Part 2 baby

[@aleidius192]

Konrad Curze: Sunset Superman

[@bigneto95]

Just Hope one of yours "what If" vídeos be about vulkan soulfusing with the ork gestalt consciousness

[@coraxcox9242]

Could Conrad have gone mad because of all the human memories he's consumed ? All that pain and possible criminally mental victims left their own mark

[@Marinealver]

You really like that guy.

[@Djiimon]

Someone with too much time on their hands is going to take a couple sound clips out of this video.

[@davidmacon1138]

They did the embodiment of justice absolutely no justice.... I was very disappointed with how they spun it. I enjoyed every bit but was bitter sweet. Like they had to force this story as they had nothing for backstory from the heresy and craned it all together for this book.

[@BeratLjumani]

I don’t like how when Kurze reunited with the Emperor he never did his own research into his visions when precognition is a known quantifiable thing and can be studied he never did. One conversation with any of his librarians or Thousand Sons or Magnus but no he just ran with his visions as though they were true, when I imagine in any training when it comes to precognition is to recognize in real time if your not on a self fulfilling prophecy like Kurze was.

[@barryward2128]

I'm pretty sure he did at some point since he was quoted as saying his visions were true often enough to warrant attention

[@valentine4917-w9b]

ONE MIND SYNDICATE:“He’s the Batman of 40k” No! He’s the Punisher

[@bruvamichal7437]

marry christmas arch

[@kitchenjail3546]

So in short, with all of those mentions of "greater good" we can safetly assume that Konrad Curze is a Tau.

[@robouteguilliman6662]

How’d I miss this!?

[@jehovasabettor9080]

Do the mind of Hodor, Arch. A long, detailed and complexly intoned 1,5 hour of hodor hodor hodor.

[@kylegaston-hird1983]

good news arch night lords are coming soon to the Horus heresy in book 9 at forge world with dark angles looks good.

[@ninocuric5290]

This book seals it for me Sevetar was first chapter master of Charcharadon Astra

[@ripvanwingnut7213]

You need to do the Lords of silence book

[@YeagerBomb-ww3bn]

I'm a little sad that there wasn't a rematch between Konrad and Corvus. Corvus Corax is Curze gone right. Looking forward to your video about Corax. Personal favorite.

[@Bortasz]

Any chances that you will do other primark now?

[@lorgarbeareroftheword5836]

He did a video of me. So he has already started on the remaining Primarchs.

[@jackmakila3776]

@@lorgarbeareroftheword5836 #blame logar

[@artski09]

I hope i'm next

[@mrwri]

I like Primarks they have great deals on clothes.

[@lamb_link]

Need a 5 minuet long video of Dorn where arch just talk about the 5 foot long fortified pole up his arse.

[@you1027]

The heart of the human condition is that everyone believes they are right

[@nomohakon6257]

He reminds me of Two Face from Dark Knight.