Reacting to EVERY FACTION IN WARHAMMER 40K by Bricky - Part 2/5

[@voinyhelvetti]

As an industrial electrical tech, the part about being too afraid to turn something vital off because it's so old and nobody knows about it anymore that you can't be certain it'll turn back on again is a VERY familiar feeling.

[@srkares]

and its not unfounded, because in a lot of cases, turning them on subjects machines to greater stress than leaving them running. though obviously this disregards wear on the parts.

[@voinyhelvetti]

@@srkares Also there's the possibility that you have instruments that might actually require scheduled maintenance but they're situated so that without turning the one old whatever it is off it's a total pain in the ass and makes the process three times longer and more arduous.

[@Vampshroom420]

thats genuinely concerning

[@YanM1346]

Big E:" They will be untouched by plague or disease; no sickness shall blight them." Papa Nurgle: "hold my nurgling"

[@jfloes90]

Brings a legit smile to my face when I see someone get into Warhammer and enjoy it :)

[@ti8ick]

Thank you, I am truly enjoying exploring this vast new world!

[@anguscampbell3020]

@@ti8ick One thing is that Bricky while entertaining isn't very accurate. He did a bad job explaining the mechanicus faith. The Machine God is a god of knowledge that permiate space but the Omnissiah (get it omni - messiah) is actually the emperor who the mechanicus believe to be the avatar, the messiah, the machine god as a man. Like how there is the father the son and holy spirit in christianity. The mechanicus are viewed as asmi-heretical and tollerated by the church because they make weapons but its important to note they don't not believe in the emperor. He was a great scientist who could fix machines just by touching them (according to legend) and so they worhsip him in their own way.

[@godspeedhero3671]

@@anguscampbell3020 You can remove the "according to legend" part because we have an explicit example of The Emperor touching a machine and repairing it in one of the Horus Heresy novels these days.

[@4054Theasian]

If said already, disregard, The women with the white hair are from the Order of Our Martyred Lady, lead by Alicia Dominica, saint of the Order. In the late stages of the siege of the Imperial Palace Alicia along with her personal retinue were brought to have an audience with the Emperor. Led to the inner Sanctum by the Adeptus Custodes no one knows what took place, but one of the biggest markers was Alicia's hair changing from Brunette to White. Henceforth those that are a part of Alicia's order tend to bleach their hair white to honor their patron Saint.

[@chaosXP3RT]

Technically, the Adeptus Mechanicus believe that the Emperor is the Omnissiah. They are kinda like Christianity and the Holy Trinity, where the Emperor is the physical manifestation of the Machine God, the Machine God is the warp entity and the Motive Force are the Machine Spirits.

[@ti8ick]

Hmmm ok makes sense now, guess this way it's not considered an outright heresy lol

[@HolyMith]

"They have small babies..." "Awww" "And they've removed their brain capacity" "Oh..." "To make them little servants so they can fly around and give them ammunition and sh*t" "Wtf?" Yeah that's pretty much 40k right there.

[@rakat2746]

"Whaat? The Adeptus Mechanicum isn`t heretic (nervous laughter), that are loyal subjects og the Imperium." The Mechanicum still exists, because the Emperor need them and make a pact with them. This pact and their benefit for the Imperium are the only reason they were not wiped out.

[@shadowsensei9040]

And this pact are write by the emperor🙄

[@rakat2746]

@@shadowsensei9040 Yes, in fact the Emperor has made sure of that the Mechanicum exists. I just don't know if that was really the result he imagined when he locked the dragon away back then. ^^

[@DanielDem87]

The Emperor is the omnissiah according to the state religion of the Adeptus Mechanicum.

[@DKHZStudio]

What about the Dark Mechanicum ;)

[@ianpyke1702]

I just have to say, the fact that you thanked the OP for making the content you react to is something that we start seeing more of. You showed him that you truly enjoy his content and appreciate what he’s doing. Don’t ever lose that quality, it’s incredibly positive and I have a feeling you’ll be incredibly successful if you stay that way. You officially have a fan!

[@brutalastartes]

A small correction to the Mechanicus part. The tech priests worship the Deus Mechanicus aka The Machine God and the Omnissiah is the Emperor, who they believe to be the prophet of the Machine God. How this came to be is a complex story, but un essence they do actually worship the Emperor in their own way.

[@ti8ick]

True, this way it makes much more sense, thank you!

[@Diyel]

The Emprah is basically Tech Jesus lmao

[@mordredpendragon1235]

Only because the Emperor didn't feel like going to war with them after just conquering all of earth

[@Wafflemarine22]

I'm almost 20 years into this lore and still in love with it. 130 plus novels and later this month preordered a book I've been waiting them to write for almost that entire time. it has a surprising amount of humor too hidden beneath the seriousness. It was originally built upon heavy satire. I'm so happy it is becoming more mainstream and more people are enjoying it. Bricky is like now the unofficial mascot of the community on youtube.

[@zaer-ezart]

It's a double edged sword, the more mainstream it becomes the more censored and toned down it could be

[@leadpaintchips9461]

Sister Argenta in Rogue Trader is lore breakingly chill tbh. There should be a _lot_ more purging with the heresy that she sees going on. The reason why all the Sisters that we see in promotional stuff all have white hair is because they're all part of (or branched off of) a specific group of the sisterhood, Order of Our Martyred Lady.

[@dagonofthedepths]

Shes not lore breaking. There are plenty of books with her type of chill I read. Like Sister Miriya was part of the whole Sisters of Battle: Omnibus and she worked with a heretical psyker she was suppose to be guarding for execution to stop a priest she was technically suppose to be protecting and her whole coven went along with it. They really needed to. That priest was nuts and all and she wasn't kind to the psyker to say the least but not all of them are so fanatical they will let zeal overcome duty. There are degrees how fanatical Sisters get and Argenta really is more middle of the road. That and you have authority over her. But for every Sister that would attack a Salamander or Space Wolf chapter because grr barbarian mutants, you get one that will even work with aliens for the greater good. I mean 2 of there hero units did. Saint Celestine trusted Yvraine to revive Bobby-G and Ephreal Stren pretty much has a Harliquinn as a bff.

[@Sense008]

No it's not. Sisters from non-militant orders (Hospitaller, Patronus, Dialogus, Famulous) like Argenta's often operate in very small groups or even alone. They may WANT to purge every single heretical thing they encounter, but they are not stupid or suicidal, they have to pick their battles. It's not that won't enthusiatically bolter down every single heretic they encounter if they get the chance. And very non-militant order also has basic sororitas weapon training, and know how to use weapons,, they just have very different roles and traning beside that.

[@leadpaintchips9461]

@@Sense008 Yes she is too chill, _especially_ from an Order who's whole purpose is to safeguard relics. Hellofa lot more combat training and intolerance then all of the non militant orders, since that is how you protect publicly displayed holy relics in 40K. Heck, she's more chill then the hospitallers that we've seen.

[@Sense008]

Don't know how far you are in the game, so I'll keep it vague because of spoilers. She really, really isn't chill, as she will teall you at some point @@leadpaintchips9461

[@Corusame]

*Spoiler* Argenta happily executes Idira if you want to make that choice. I think she's pretty accurate.

[@timidwolf]

Regarding the Grey Knights' scorched earth policy, a good bit of lore is during/after the First War for Armageddon, a daemonic incursion fought off by the Imperial Guard (Steel Legion), Space Marines (Space Wolves) and Grey Knights. Basically the Space Wolves had a massive issue with this policy.

[@Shad0000w]

He begins to read: I am the hammer, I am the mail about His fist. In my head: I am the storm that is approaching!

[@YanM1346]

Provoking! Black clouds in isolation! G*ddang thats a banger of a song!

[@Historyfrek4ever]

The mechanicus has a loop hole in their faith that lets imperial creed to tolerate them. The machine god has its own trinity one of its aspects is the emperor or omniscia.

[@frokghug]

4:31 You would be surprised what the Imperium will be willing to overlook as long as taxes are paid and supplies and people are given as requested lol

[@Roach_Dogg_JR]

I love the adeptus mechanicus, they are basically that feeling when you have a computer issue and you just restart it to make it go away. You don’t know what was wrong, all you know is restarting the computer fixes it, so you just restart it every time instead of actually trying to find the problem. They are that idea, turned up to 11. Mechanicus warships are not just extremely powerful weapons, they are entire factories, cloning bays, refineries and assembly lines. Without the admech, the imperium would fall. Without the imperium, the admech would be greatly hurt, but I think they would survive.

[@Believer1980]

If you want more info on the Sisters , check out the Podcast Bricky is part of, adeptus ridiculous. As it's a podcast it's more of a "in your own time " thing as there is not much to watch , but tons to listen to.

[@ti8ick]

Thank you! I've seen people suggesting it, promise I'll look into it

[@lordgino2006]

When you mentionned the "not shutting down your car at night" it mades me think: in nunavut (northern Canada), the winter nights are so cold because of the absence of sun that the vehicules NEED to be diesel so they can keep them running non stop. Otherwhise the motors would freeze

[@Corusame]

@ti8ick In regards to what books are good to read for a beginner to Warhammer 40,000 you can't go wrong with the following: - Eisenhorn series - Gaunt's Ghosts series - Fifteen hours Anyone of those serves as the perfect introduction to the Warhammer 40,000 universe and are really great novels in their own right. If you prefer it they're all available as audiobooks too. Great reactions btw! 😊

[@ti8ick]

Thank you so much and I saved your book suggestions! Audiobooks are very convenient to listen to on the go or while doing something around the house, but nothing can compare to the feel of a physical book, but you gotta have a lot of time on your hands to read those nowadays haha

[@Corusame]

@@ti8ick I totally agree. I can understand why audiobooks are popular but yeah books have a magical way of immersing you fully into the worlds they portray.

[@spqrd13]

Also the Ciaphas Cain series and my favorite standalone book, Helsreach.

[@spqrd13]

All of which is available in audio book form

[@jxhnxxi6333]

Fun fact, certain groups in the Mechanicus believe that the Emperor is the physical manifestation of the Omnissiah

[@tailssonicteam1604]

For the Emperor!

[@ti8ick]

EMPRAH PROTECTS!!!

[@tonyyul703]

​@@ti8ick🫲🏾🫱🏾 do this instead..... This is Imperialas, the Holy Seal of The Emperor of Mankind.

[@Goldomnivore]

GOD EMPEROR 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@adambman2]

I'll try to keep this bite-sized like your dives into the lore! As for books it depends if you mean novels - arbitorian on youtube has good advice for where to start - or other books with source material! I was introduced to 40k around 1997 or 98 as a kid, through the two lore and rule books in the 2nd edition box of the game. This was a great place to start since it was a few years before the novels really started, so there were few other options, haha. A rulebook with lore could be great to revise what you've learned - or just rewatch videos sometime - because so many factions and concepts like the warp interact with each other. Since you asked in another video, you can now see some of the 40k humour. The lore and game grew and refined a lot around 2000. Some of the memes are probably lore - for better or worse (when it's worse it's called grim derp by some) - and other memes are from bricky/the community, as he points out in his space marine legions video. 40k started off as a satire, and there's plenty of irony, like the Emperor trying to wipe out religion (which interacted with the warp) only to get worshipped. A lot has been added and revised over the years, but most retcons are hidden or avoided in a universe where someone's gonna have a different perspective. It's always been fairly morally grey and grim in a lot of places, however arguable the evils are to some

[@PreceptorGrant]

Beginner friendly book series suggestion: Ciaphas Cain, Hero of the Imperium. Caiphas Cain is a Commissar, attached to an Imperial Guard regiment. Commissars are normally meant to be political officers who enforce discipline amongst the troops, generally they're hated and feared because they'll shoot you for disobedience or cowardice or whatever. But Ciaphas is actually a pretty chill and nice guy, he really wanted a quiet life but accidentally became a hero whilst trying to run away. Now he has to live up to to his rep, because being found out would be worse. He tends to think that maybe it's a good idea if his troops think he cares about them, that way they'll protect him and not 'accidentally' shoot him in the back. His books have a good supporting cast and a lot of flashes of dark humour, plus some hilarious footnotes by the Inquisitor who's editing his memoirs. Cain is the nearest thing 40k has to a Flashman or Blackadder type character.

[@ti8ick]

Thank you so much!

[@TheDancerMacabre]

Without spoiling key points: One observation Cain makes in his Memoir is that his unit is fighting a lot harder and is far more competent than his reports suggested. In his mind, he dismissed it as the reports being inaccurate. The Inquisitor, whose job is to see through any form of bullshit (Innocence Proves Nothing) writes something along the lines if "You idiot, they're fighting harder because you're inspiring them."

[@Co-s-micGod]

The Adeptus Mechanicus aren't technically heretics because it's theorized that the Emperor himself actually is the Omnissiah.

[@ironduke5058]

This was great lol. That laugh of pure disbelief, of pure unfiltered "wtf" was genuinely a joy to see. I really hope you like the Sisters because they're one of the coolest factions in 40k, I'm expecting to see you paint at least a squad lol. It seems you're enjoying the 40k universe and I'm glad, reminds me of myself when I first came into the hobby 😂 I'd recommend checking out Bricky's 40k Timeline explained video and if you feel like it, the Space Marine explained video. They're both pretty good

[@ti8ick]

This is why I haven't watched/read/listened to any other lore yet, because I want these to be my genuine first time "blind" reactions 🤣 Also added the Space Marines video to my watchlist, thank you!

[@Zer0Tr1gger]

"Imperial knights are the big, scary unit of Warhammer." *War Titan has entered the chat

[@memnarch129]

That default Space Marine color is the defacto Chapter of Space Marines, the Ultra Marines. But yeah thats basically the default color.

[@mordredpendragon1235]

The boring color

[@adambman2]

A few other notes for what it's worth! Space Marines are pretty much poster boys for the whole game and they've been in it from pretty much the start. Most space marines do not worship the Emperor like much of the Imperium does. While the marines are often regarded as warrior monks, most of them see the Emperor as a great man, but are no less loyal... mostly lol. This could be because marines can typically live for centuries, and the Emperor is the gene father of their own gene father, their primarch. That said, some chapters' heritage have been forgotten or kept secret, and some may only think they know who their primarch is... There are exceptions, like the Black Templars, who do worship the Emperor, and disregard some other rules or guidelines too lol While marines are longstanding posterboys, and enjoy all that, I think that the Mechanicus and Sisters of battle factions say a lot about Warhammer 40000 and typical views or themes in the Imperium that stand out to us most. Both factions have been in the lore for ages but I think Mechanicus were only playable in the last decade or so, same with the Custodes, the Emperor's bodyguards and more. The way people slap their tv, computer or car, or beg for it to start seems to me like a tiny seed that could lead to machine spirit prayers and rituals after a few millenia, haha

[@cascade1788]

Aww I thought this was a reaction to the second vid by Bricky (his part 2) still excited to watch but I cant wait to see your reaction to that!

[@ironduke5058]

Yeah she cut the vid into 3 parts she wants to get the lore in small pieces it seems

[@ti8ick]

Yes, I was afraid that watching an hour long lore video might be too much to take in for a first-timer like me, so I did it on different streams with a few days in between. For the second Factions video I'll try to do in one, maximum two takes

[@cascade1788]

@@ti8ick Oh that makes perfect sense, its a lot to take in at first! My only recommendation would be to watch that second lore video before you get to chapter 3 in Rogue Trader, since it will help you understand and prepare you for some very interesting stuff! ;)

[@ulquiorra9729]

My favorite lore tidbit about the Knights is that the pilot connect to the Knight via a neural interface called "Throne Mechanicum". The first time the pilot interface with the Throne is called "Ritual of Becoming", where they are left for an entire night connected to the Throne so that the pilot can "fight" with the previous Knight pilots for control. Some pilots go mad, other outright dies, but all those that survive the ordeal are forever changed, their personality forever warped by the previous pilots. The imprint left on the Throne is then united with the other conciousness present in the throne to "challenge" the next one that will sit on it (usually a son or a cousin since they are basically medieval royalty)

[@ti8ick]

Oohh this is really cool, thank you for that lore tidbit!

[@nicklomas181]

I've just found your content, I like seeing people come to grips with the 40k lore.

[@vladislavohremenco3472]

I would love to see you react on the rest. Keep it up!

[@ti8ick]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Maxisamo1]

Notes on what Bricky says in this part: 1. The Omnissiah is NOT the Machine God, but actually the Emperor. Mechanicus view him as a prophet of the Machine God 2. Caldor Drago is basically the most overpowered Space Marine to a hilarious degree

[@PreceptorGrant]

Sort of. The Mechanicus aren't technically subjects of the Imperium, they're technically allies. When the Great Crusade got started, Mars had been doing its own thing for a long time, Big E never conquered them, they joined forces. So, I've always thought that the Mechanicus kind of agreed to recognise the Emperor as as aspect of the Omnissiah more as a deal that saved face all around than because they necessarily really believed it.

[@Eric-dg2cx]

If you want to read a book series that is beginner friendly, you should start with Gaunt's Ghosts. You'll follow a very peculiar regiment of the Impérial Guard. Nowadays, they put the whole series in three omnibuses. The first one is called The Founding. Hope you will continue to dive in the lore. Stay safe. The Emperor protects

[@ti8ick]

Thank you so much for your comment and suggestion! The Emperor protects

[@zeroalpha151]

Very good suggestion. I'd like to add: Caiphas Caine for more lighthearted reading

[@watchdogCZ]

I cannot wait till you get to Bricky explaining Chaos.🙂

[@ti8ick]

Soon tm

[@Werrf1]

4:05 "How is that not heresy?" Officially, the Emperor _is_ the Omnissiah. When He recruited the Mechanicum as allies, He allowed them to consider Him the Omnissiah. It was the one type of worship He allowed in the Imperium, because it would've been too destructive to try to destroy them. Not all of the Mechanicus truly believe that He is the Omnissiah, but they all at least pay lip service to the idea to keep the peace. 11:40 "He's not overreacting?" If anything, he's underselling it.

[@One_Rifle]

11:36 Welcome to 40K 🙂

[@supremepatriarch9929]

That's why I love WH40K, everything is so absurdly over the top and OP. But it works

[@Maxisamo1]

The white hair of the Sisters is them paying tribute to Alicia Dominica, the original Sister who slew the corrupt head of the Echlissiarchy when she was granted audience with Emperor on his throne All that's known about her meeting is she was shown "the truth" and her hair turned pale white

[@mariusmitre492]

If I remember corectly, the reason that the sisters of battle have white hair is because one of their saints, Alicia Dominica entered the Emperor's throneroom and came out with white hair. They don't know what happened exactly but they all dye their hair white in honor of it.

[@kaynesovereign9372]

If this becomes a Warhammer channel watch her subs go through the roof.

[@ironduke5058]

Real

[@ti8ick]

If that's the will of the Emperor so be it

[@TheMCmace]

sisters of battle are basically the most badass thing in 40k because they aren't augmented crazy like space marines they are just insane xd

[@jaybirdful]

Can’t wait for you to listen to the lore of the Dark Elders. Hopefully it’s a bit deeper into the grim dark. “We are the lords of despair, masters of terror. Dread and agony are our meat and wine, and they are plentiful indeed!”

[@edgewraith07]

Hey Tibick 😊your Sunday is a bright mood

[@jeremykeasbey4145]

If I remember the Grey Knight lore correctly, only 1 in 1000 initiates survive the training/conditioning on Titan. The final step of training before becoming a full-fledged Grey Knight is a memory wipe to remove any potential weakness against mental corruption. **on a side note, Grey Knights and Adeptus Custodes are among the best in terms of cost per point ratio. A 1000pt Mechanicus army would cost around $1200-1500, while a 1000pt Grey Knight army might be $600-$900** .

[@Velventian]

You should check out the Intro to the game Mechanicus, its the best summary of the Adeptus Mechanicus Vibe ever made

[@frankzero139]

13:50 the theory on the white hair of the sisters is that it come from the emperor power, historicaly the "first" sister Alicia Dominica entered the emperor throne room and when she got out of it she was more powerful and her hair turned white, and also she then solved the goge vandire problem by blasting his ass into oblivion... so the common theory is that the sisters by using so much of the emperor power get their hair white...

[@ti8ick]

Thank you for the explanation!

[@dagonofthedepths]

40k is more of a setting which stories that can be told in. There are continuous plot lines and all but a majority of books are written with non-legacy characters in more or less isolated story lines. Like an example is the Varangantua series which takes place in, well, the city Varangantua on the planet Alecto. You can say how important the city is and all but at the end of the day it's just 1 city on 1 world in an empire with a million of them. But it lets you tell cool Dick Tracy style detective stories which was the point. Like Bloodlines by Chris Wraight was a great jaded cop story. It has the effect where you can tell whatever story you want to, but they don't always jell perfectly together. Like one of my fav books, Vaults of Terra: The Carrion Throne also by Chris Wraight (He's my fav author :P) had an inquisitor on Terra not know about half the other primarchs which felt weird because if anyone should know it's an inquisitor that's bumping heads with the High Lords themselves and the Adeptus Custodes. Other books with lower ranked inquisitors kind of contradict this. Also if your worried about spoilers in this I would say there isn't any with a "but". Basically it's the Varangantua situation in reverse. The Kronus Expanse is on the but end of the galaxy. If you look at a galactic map of 40K, the extreme edges of it are pretty much undiscovered no fly zones where you can get incredibly rich and incredibly dead if you go poking around but it's impact on the larger 40K universe is somewhat lacking and that's intentional. The issue is 40k likes to push the major races. Pretty much the ones that they can make money off of. But all those races are distinct and it kind of spoils encounters a bit when you know enough about the fiction. Like as soon as you see a symbol on a wall or you find out someone has a grey bulbous head, you know what's up which sucks because it steals the surprise out of it. I don't think Bricky really goes that in depth other than telling you certain races exist but they are overused to the point where the mystery is gone unfortunately. Just sucks when you get a 40k haunted house book and 5 pages in you know exactly how it's going to end because of how tight the fiction is.

[@kcnnetwork8396]

Just discovered your videos I'm a big 40k fan. I'm glad you're getting into it. :)

[@timh1319]

21:10 the Sisters Of Battle from the Order of Our Martyred Lady ( the wear the black armor with a red Robe underneath) dye their hair white to honor Saint Katherine, their martyr and founder. other orders of sisters have natural hair color.

[@timbackman5915]

When it comes to books I highly recommend to start at the beginning of it all with Horus rising. 😊

[@_nope11]

drinking schöfferhofer weizen straight from the bottle, what a champ

[@lord_azatoth]

Imagine faces (or what has left from faces) of Mechanus, when they learn that Machine God, the Omnisiah they believe in, is basically the shard of a K'tan sleeping under surface or Mars and giving its spirit's power and causes all the manifestation of Machine God. (Although it is still Emperor's feat that he placed the dragon on Mars and chained him to serve Mankind, as other K'tans serve Necrons)

[@yahiakhebour]

it's unofficial but belisarius cawl is rumored to have his own space maries pets , the black vipers an successor chapter of the salamanders

[@Archy11102]

Why Grey Knights are so badass is due to fact they are made from gene seed from Emperor himself, unlike Space Marines that are made from gene seed from their legion Primarchs

[@koendeprez9815]

You were asking about female Space Marines , well , The Adeptus Sororitas is close to what comes to female Space Marines because they also use power armour . At the end , the Imperial knight in that clip was attacking an Eldar Wraight Knight . It's also the intro of Dawn of War 3 game

[@steelgreyed]

1:50 Default? No. You were correct with the Poster Boys part tho... Blue (and Green) are the most common color simply because the large majority of the books and lore cover the Ultramarines (blue) and the Dark Angels (green) chapters. Between the two of them they have like 90+ books and 3 dozen main characters, with "very" devoted fans circling each. ... That being said those are only two chapters of ...thousands. Name your color scheme, including New York old school taxi Cab (yellow white and black checkerboard) and there is a chapter that uses it. So much so, that they often overlap, as for example the Salamander's Chapter is also Green, and "almost" as popular as the Dark Angels.

[@KingQuatto]

I’m learning with you now this universe is full of the coolest shit I painted some dwarves about 30 years ago but never got into it properly 😢

[@TheFifthHorseman_]

1:56: It's not the color, it's whose livery it is: Ultramarines, basically *THE* Codex-compliant Chapter. When GW decided to bring the Primarchs back, guess whose came back first? 7:15: A sufficiently advanced member of Adeptus Mechanicus can be just a brain in a jar with part of his human face _optionally_ connected. There's one like that in an older 40k novel titled Storm of Iron. And said brain will likely only partially consist of flesh and blood by that point 7:30: Imperium uses servitors, which are usually either lobotomized criminals or vat-grown clones (and sometimes "retired" soldiers who had too much traumatizing events in their lives), as organic robots and/or organic computers. 11:05: Servitors. Those can vary between vat-grown or simply a *reuse* of dead babies if not aborted fetuses. 18:49: It's a roughly analoguous Eldar war machine

[@acetraker1988]

Can't wait until you do the XENOs.

[@ti8ick]

I CAN'T WAIT either hahah

[@vincentcrow6075]

The important part bricky left out in this vid about admech is that Emperor=Omnissiah in official consensus.

[@lord_azatoth]

There is also faction of Sisters of Silence, who are for me personally more likeable and reasonable than zealots from Sororitas They are universal weapon against all psylers and daemons, because they are naturally resisting any psychic activity and have no soul at all. It is impossible to corrupt Sister of Silence, everyone in their presence, except Emperor, primarch, Custodians and Malkador, feels disgust like they are something that must not exist. However, they are extremely efficient, well-trained (suddenly close to Custodians level) and unbreakable. Also they do not speak at all, they use the sign language to communicate (it is why they are Silent Sisterhood) plus, they look badass, with their armour and bald sculls

[@hamsterhotep]

And I see the glee towards Custodes, Yes, good.

[@TheInfamousRPGGroup-on-Rumble]

i always recommend people get into the tabletop RPG before the wargame. its cheaper and easier to learn/play, and you can get into the lore better

[@vmaldia]

16:05 that daemon blade cannot be destroyed. The grey knights then locked it up in a locked chest in a stasis chamber in a locked room. And when they checked on it some time later, it was almost out of the room. Hence it has to be held on by someone

[@RicardoMeansKing]

"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh..."

[@TheTreborus]

Isyander and Koda have a great video about the sisters

[@richardperks7366]

just wait to we get to the inquisition

[@Tyresiax]

Bricky makes a mistake about the Omnissiah and the Machine God. They are NOT the same entity. The Adeptus Mechanicus believe that the Emperor IS the Omnissiah, which is some kind of incarnation of the Machine God, a bit like a messiah/prophet/chosen/avatar. So, when they praise the Omnissiah, they praise the Emperor. But, indeed, for the Imperium, there is no "Machine God" outside of the AdMech. Still, people generally believe in the machine spirits. And it is true that if the Imperium was not dependant to an extreme point of the AdMech, they would declare them heretics in a blink.

[@martinbowers6852]

4:35 the admech belive the Emperor is the avatar of the omnissaiah and that is how they get away with their (almost) heretical religion. They are also technically not part of the Imperium, more like a vassal/partner state with their own worlds and stuff. That was an eldar wraith titan they are powered/piloted by an eldar who has died by catching their soul at the moment of death in a special stone that gets plugged into the titan.

[@scar445]

not only are heretics allowed when useful. Mutants too (See: Ogryns) also, 13:13 IF WE MUST SUFFER, YOU MUST SUFFER WITH US!! IT AINT A CHOICE!!

[@Aaron-io8vw]

Not all the sisters of battle are blonde. The sisters are divided into orders, similar to how the space marines are divided into chapters. Only one order, the order of the ebon chalice requires them to die their hair bkonde, another the order of our martyred lady allows there sisters to do it as well bit its not required. The story behind it is actually something you mentioned, its because Alicia Dominica, the leader of Goge Vamdires bodyguard who killed him when they where told what he was doing was wrong,. Alicia hair turned white when she was brought into the throne room and saw the Emperor on the throne. The order of our Mertyred lady are the sisters equivalent of the ultra Marines x they are the poster girls. Note if the sister has purple eyes it means she might be from the world of Cadia.

[@kermitthethotslayer2538]

Space Marines can't be woman (Not that they didnt try to. They just kept dying during the creation process) the closest thing to a female space Marine thats more badass in my opinion, because they are normal humans, are the Sisters of Battle.

[@mikefoster6018]

Leagues of Votann for me. Space dwarfs.

[@Hello-bp8dx]

Same. If only we had lore..

[@mikefoster6018]

@@Hello-bp8dx I know what you mean. Although I do think they really cleverly integrated old-school dwarf psychology/habits into a new race of AI, robots and clones. As much as I used to love the old squats from decades ago, the Votann make more sense - especially as 40K is much darker now than it was back then. (Back then, 40K included a lot of goofy stuff, Space Marines arresting people for graffiti etc).

[@aaronbourque5494]

The Sisters of Battle don't HAVE to look like Ongo Gablogian, they can be painted whatever which way.

[@hermannlagrange803]

Fun fact: Ultramarine is a shade of blue. It's a play on words.

[@almightytrollgod]

W40K really brings out "human stupidity" and "primitivism" to the finest. It shows what will happen if we abandon science to the fullest extent.

[@ryanhendrickson6012]

To any machinist or engineer the adeptus mechanicus is the only faction that makes sense lol!

[@mordredpendragon1235]

You also don't advance technology

[@jasperzanovich2504]

13:50 They are no blond their hair is white. They dye it to pay homage to their founding saint. Those are from "The Order of out martyred Lady". That lady was Alicia Dominica, when she got to "speak" to the emprah face to face her hair turned white.

[@AcoylteKraven82]

19:13- Yes……. but it’s kinda weird!?! So yeah, there’s a person inside of it. But (from everything I’ve ever heard about it) they don’t really control it with their feet or hands……. They have to use their minds to control it! But there are also all the minds of the other pilots from the past!?! And you need to be able to get them on your side to make it work!?! I don’t know….. very confusing and it sounds more like AI tech to me!!!

[@CyberChunk77]

Is the Sisters of Silence just a 30k thing? Lore fiends help! I remember reading Nulls coming in during the Siege of Prospero in the Horus books. Where did those nulls go? Are nulls "lost tech"?

[@MrCrazyGameGuy]

The sisters don't drop churches... they drop cathedrals... there's a difference.

[@freddyolszowka2727]

I wish a girl like you would come into my life that interrests itself into Warhammer 40k...

[@AvgJoeHobbyShow]

Blue pigment is easier/cheaper to use hence why the Ultramarines are the poster boys 😂

[@shaggybaggums]

In the early days, red, orange, and yellow paints were notoriously weak, especially Bad Moon Yellow and Blood Angel Orange. This was largely due to it being more difficult to get strong enough pigments that were non-toxic for those colours. Bleached Bone had it's moments too since it was prone to separating and the pigment settling at the bottom more than usual. Space Wolf Grey could be quite chalky too, making it tricky to blend the highlights. And painting Imperial Fists was just a monumental pain in the arse. This is going back to the early 90's though, I can't speak for modern paints. Been out of that side of the hobby for decades now.

[@jesserogers3192]

1:29 "I am Johnny Space and,"

[@srkares]

8:08 good allegory from you with the car, though the specific is (iirc) that these ironstriders are equipped with an actual perpetual motion engine. they do not need to be turned off. the guy who invented/got that machine to work didnt share his knowledge, because knowledge is very directly power with the cult mechanicus. then he died. now no one knows how their perpetual motion engine works, so you better hope they dont break down.

[@iatebambismom]

The omnisiah permeates your Tibick.

[@cody-en7nt]

Wait a minute.....now the imperium is starting to look a lot like the Orks.....omnissiah...we got to pray to the machine to get it to work.,...hmmmmmm

[@steveelamon803]

Good Day too you Ti8ick

[@woodchuck94og]

Best book to start is the divine and the infinite, u could also consider getting audible the voice acting is great

[@4myzelf]

Fun fact, there's at least 1 Grey Knight in the warp on rampage, so there is a very small chance that a demon worshipper accidentally summon a Grey Knight while trying to summon a demon

[@shaggybaggums]

Imagine being that guy. Confused, disappointed, and dead in equal measure. Maybe a little more of the dead. And possibly on fire.

[@thenecessaryevil2634]

So Ultramarines aren't the default but they are the most numerous. Many loyalists from traitor legions were folded into the Ultramarines and its rumored many of the Marines of the lost second legion were as well. Secondly the worlds of ultramar that made up Guilliman's empire before the Emperor found him had limited range ftl between them so have very little genetic drift between them, thus the Ultramarine geneseed has far more compatibility with recruits than most others so have far fewer failures at the surgery level. The loyalists from traitor legions are why utterly mad weirdo chapters occasionally come out of the Ultramarines. Example are the Firehawks who always claimed to be a Ultramarine successor chapter but testing of the geneseed says otherwise having many defects that don't exist in Ultramarines. The Firehawks vanished into the warp and many believe they are the source of the fiery phantoms that on rare occasions appear to aid beleaguered outnumbered Imperial forces the Legion of the Damned

[@darkzara77]

I'm learning new stuff.

[@kermitthethotslayer2538]

CALDOR DRAGO! MEME OF 40K

[@hayabusa904]

11:14 My exact reaction 😂😂😂

[@vmaldia]

Bricky likes buff girls with abs

[@friendlyheathen9196]

You should watch adeptus ridiculous its a great dun warhammer channel and Bricky is a part of the channel too

[@jesserogers3192]

0:51 How big is that bottle?

[@DavidKowalski-fq1vh]

Space sharks ftw...

[@God0fH0bbits]

gotta love space racism, "hey our god emperor is the best, your not allowed to say no, Buuuuuuuut if you are useful i guess we can let you have like a sub belief but you still gotta say god emperor is like above it". Every thing else dies.

[@denkerbosu3551]

And that's to fellow humans, the xeno don't get that deal.