Warhammer 40.000 The Tithes Sacrifice

[@theotv5522]

When a Salamander saves a civilian, it’s out of empathy When an Ultramarine saves a civilian, it’s because he doesn’t wanna deal with the casualties paperwork And when an Iron Hands saves a civilian, it’s because that’s a workforce not being fully utilised

[@themogician6930]

And when an Iron Hands saves a civilian, it’s because the civilian looks like it could make a good servitor.

[@J0eMega]

Civilian: *gets eaten Salamander: “Oh the humanity!” Ultramarine: “Oh the paperwork!!!”

[@sovietunion7643]

@@J0eMega this is like how IRL the people working with EMT services will see someone who just blew their brains out with a shotgun and be like "oh man this is gonna be so much paperwork"

[@blooddrawer]

and when emperor's children save a civilian it was to torment them later

[@theotv5522]

@ryanhupp5240 He's an apothecary, not a magician. Dude needs a full operation when he gets back to their ship to do that. Space Marine apothecary's main mission on the field is to retrieve their gene seed, everything else is just a bonus.

[@carlos84815]

"your chapter as honorable as it is..." those words marks a difference of a chapter, not sharing the same vision, yet, respecting each other as if were their own chapter

[@RarityPB]

Even higher praise coming from an apothecary who often only care about their own chapter (unless they served in the deathwatch).

[@Tiku-]

He’s not wrong on that part thou, Salamander despite being the one that absolutely everyone would want to be with, they are in fact too “human”, evidenced by their past engagements and deployment where some even cost them an entire Company and/or mission objectives just because they were too adamant on protecting that one particular refugee camp. It’s like they said, the hardest choice requires the strongest wills, not because they want to but because they have to, that is the foundation of which the Imperium is built upon, not from “but what if..” but from sheer wills and authority. Heck, that is literally what the word “Imperium” stands for, absolution.

[@emiliogonzalez9555]

Thats Space Marine for " With all due respect..." which we all know an insult comes right after that phrase.

[@LordCatG]

No Ultramarine would ever question the honor of the Salamanders and where their loyalty is. The Salamanders are one of the founding legions, stayed loyal to the Emperor and suffered alongside the Raven Guard and Iron Hands tremendous losses in the opening phases of the Horus Heresy. The "tensions" in my opinion mainly comes from the fact that the Salamanders are along side the Space wolves one of the most non-codex compliant Chapters in the Imperium.

[@genericscout5408]

@@LordCatG The tension is probably from them taking heavy losses to the point of being compromised on the planet overrun by necrons. It's a fair point to make that you're failing your duty now that you're missing an arm and most of your battle brothers are dead cause you wanted to save a few stragglers who got offed anyway for corruption. Granted the Salamanders are who they are. But had they been more cold you might have had 20 battle brothers standing to fight in this scene instead of two.

[@philipbrackett443]

"Hatred is the only virtue they possess" Ah, Warhammer 40k. I hope it never loses its cynicism

[@berilsevvalbekret772]

Yeah. Its so grim it loops back around being funny 😂

[@foolslayer9416]

3:04 It makes sense that an Ultramarine wouldn't understand the value Salamanders have for humanity. The Salamanders' homeworld, Nocturne, is a death world with a people that stay true to each other for survival. Meanwhile the Ultramarines and their successors are spoiled for choice on the people that can join them. The Ultramarines take their people for granted.

[@fouzaialaa7962]

also ,the salamander's get to go home for vacation ,where the ultramarines are brainwashed to forget there past ,salamanders get to visit family back home on nocturne you can be at home on nocturn and suddenly you salamander uncle shows up with a brand new flamethrower for you as gift ... thats why salamanders value life , becoz they have one !!

[@foolslayer9416]

@@fouzaialaa7962 I love that. "The reasons the Salamanders value life is because they have one."

[@343guiltyspification]

@@fouzaialaa7962 Well, it's probably more like your great-great-great uncle with an age of 250 years visiting you, but family none the less, yes.

[@holdenmcgroin8699]

Brutus forgets that the Salamanders almost lost everything at Istvaan… they were massacred there but those traitors who faced them had PTSD afterwards…

[@sanguinarius4458]

Perhaps Brutus was unaware of it in the first place; the incident occured almost 10 millennium ago from this scene.

[@prawiraadhijatmiko7243]

what do you mean they got ptsd?

[@Brash711]

@@sanguinarius4458ain’t no way I thought it was like the same battle bc he still doesn’t have a arm

[@rickyb1211]

@@prawiraadhijatmiko7243There’s an excerpt in one of the Horus Heresey books that details a conversation some Sons of Horus had after the dropsite massacre. One of them that wasn’t there is bad mouthing the Salamanders but the one that was there tells him to shut up and actually defends the Salamanders. While he looked down on the Ravenguard for running, the Salamanders just wouldn’t die. What should have been a completely one sided fight turned into a meat grinder.

[@dustindubbo2892]

@@rickyb1211yep, it took Perterabo literally pointing a nuke right at Vulkan and his forces for them to be broken.

[@shigurekago103]

Brutus is a badass Apothecary! This shows you that you can be a medic and a soldier. These Salamander and Ultramarine interactions are the best Warhammer has put so far. Can't wait for Warhammer 40k Space Marines 2 now thanks to this episode

[@eliotvega5823]

Watching a CGI interaction of two memebers of different chapters is soo good

[@shigurekago103]

@@eliotvega5823 fuck yeah it is!

[@Ultramar565]

A warrior Surgeon bloody awesome and he is huge too

[@shigurekago103]

@Ultramar565 not bigger than the Iron Giants though 🤣

[@JUST_SOME_SHY_GUY]

Brutus: "Do I smell Heresy Brotha?."

[@myself2noone]

With a name like that, I'm not expecting virtue from him.

[@theotv5522]

BLOOD FOR THE GOD EMPEROR SKULL FOR THE GOLDEN THRONE

[@Yaboi-if8bw]

Sa'kan "The only thing you will smell, cousin, is the leftover ignition fumes of my bolters mass reactive rounds as we fight the xeno's"

[@JUST_SOME_SHY_GUY]

@@Yaboi-if8bw In xenophobia we shall 🗿🤝🗿

[@domokun845]

Sa'kan saga continues man I hope he gets a powerfist for a replacement arm!!

[@Dark_Karma26]

Other chapters may see this as weakness but to us Salamanders. It is a reminder, of where our loyalty truly lies. But take caution for the mind is a sharp blade, make sure you don't point its tip inward.

[@luxeternity]

I knew it..theres some more scenes we on KZbin didnt see yet. I mean there's must be a scene where Sa'kan meet Brutus

[@Tiku-]

There’s more episodes coming up too so we might even get a chance to see the Captain of the Ultramarine’s 7th Company. (Maybe that’s what the distorted vox voice said at the end of the episode? What I heard was “Captain.. of the..”

[@LordCommander-ui2fw]

@@Tiku-Yes; Captain Gerad Ixiom.

[@theotv5522]

Sadly it's on WarHammer+ (imagine Netflix for WarHammer) which is a paid subscription. So chances are you'll only see clips from it and not the whole thing. GamesWorkshop is ruthless when it comes to protecting their IP. Hell, just you making a fan animation of their IP (not for profit) is enough to warrant them sending you a cease and desist letter.

[@habibsaliu6208]

I could listeb to these guys talk all day.

[@bubbabfp1]

" Into the fires of battle. Unto the anvil of war." EPIC.

[@thijshagenbeek6554]

*Ultramarine* '' 3 in 4 chapters share our geneseed '' *Salamander* '' That is because my Gene-Sire, Vulkan, and most of the Legion, fought and died bravely on Istvaan to bring the Warmaster to account. As did the Iron Hands, As did the Raven Guard. You are able to boast your lineage. Your chapter is efficient, but your boast is one that is true only because tens of thousands of my chapters brothers died in defence of the Imperium, who's name you lessen and insult every time you deem your lineage worthier then my own. ''

[@dankeller4103]

That Salamander most likely doesn't know about this. Horus Heresy is for him vague myth, not well documented and understood history.

[@thijshagenbeek6554]

@@dankeller4103 I am sure that the Salamander Librarius will have detailed and well known and discussed lore, rapports and after action memoriams of battlebrothers who fought on Istvaan and lived. Istvaan was a defining moment for the Salamanders, not even to mention the Raven Guard and Iron Hands. Aside from Vulkan being found and Artellus Numeon giving his life in Mount Deathfire to bring Vulkan back there is no moment in the chapters history that defined who they are as important as Istvaan. Chaplains will teach the lessons learned there generation after generation. This is something no chapter would ever allow becoming superstition of mis-understood myth. The blood shed by the Salamanders on Istvaans soil, I am sure would have never been forgotten, not by the Chapter, not by Vulkan, nor The Emperor on His throne on sacred Terra.

[@thatchstringfellow1432]

0:43 How much does the Imperium knows about the War in Heaven, if at all?

[@theotv5522]

They don’t, much like the T’au doesn’t know about Chaos. That war happened long before humanity even existed.

[@sanskerl6341]

The Inquisition has old Eldar legends about it, and I assume a few Necrons have share details but as a whole, most Imperials, including Astartes, know little of the Necrons and their origins

[@pll3827]

Some of the important members of the Imperium know. As a Space Marine of a founding chapter, Sa'kan might have more access to relevant information regarding to the Necrons than most.

[@DjuraValtr]

@@pll3827 Imagine if Sa'kan met Trazyn. I bet he sit through a whole lecture of Trazyn talking about the war in heaven.

[@NatHazel]

@@DjuraValtr in that hypothetical wait till Trazyn mentions Vulkan and Sakan immediately starts squealing like a fanboy (I know I would, I’m a salamander myself)

[@LordEmperorBoss]

That last line, right there, is why I don’t like most Ultra Marines. You can’t support humanity and act like you’re above or separate from them. That path always leads to heresy. Even the Emperor of Mankind knew that. Even still, that arrogance is proof that even with all their modifications, Space Marines are still only human.

[@gabzsy4924]

Well it's not though. Empathy is good, but when you know how and where to apply it. Salamanders are infamous for not following direct orders and get into conflicts with other chapters because they want to save civilians even when it goes completley against the mission protocols and it endagers the mission and other Space Marine lives. For them it is a weakness because at times they end up sacrificing millions of lives in pursuit of saving a few. Also, shall I remind you that the Salamanders weapons of choice are flamethrowers and incinerators? They burn their enemies alive. On the other hand, Ultramarines have one of the most prosperous colonies in the whole Imperium where civility, peace, prosperity, culture and academics can be pursued and the human population there have the best lives one could ever hope of having in the Imperium. So, you see, one is a very shortsighted and immature form of empathy, wielded like a weakness and oftentimes resulting in disaster, while the other is mature, it looks at the bigger picture and utilized as a strenght to build prosperous empires.

[@thedawkturr4481]

Brutus: “You are too… human, Sa’Kan.” Big E: **”That’s a problem, is it?”**

[@Ultramar565]

The Apothecary is as big as the Salamander this is awesome he looks magnificent

[@ZTheTinyTonTerror]

I wonder how Sa'kan would react if he found out it was Szeras himself who damned the Necrons to their undead robot forms.

[@jasonalcatraz5817]

I thought it was Szarekh and Szeras is the one trying to undo it.

[@theotv5522]

@@jasonalcatraz5817 Yeah it was the Silent King, this guy is just wrong lmao. That was the whole reason Szarekh went into a self-imposed exile in the first place. And not to mention other Necron's recollection of the event isn't trustworthy either (except Szarekh), since the C'tan purposely messed with their memories when they became Necrons so that cause in-fighting. 1 prime example is both Trazyn and Orikan thinks it's the other who dragged them into the biotransferance chambers.

[@ZTheTinyTonTerror]

Szeras is the one who discovered how to do it. Yeah Szarekh gave the order but Szeras was responsible for it in the first place.

[@berilsevvalbekret772]

​@@theotv5522i think he meant Szeras made the biofurnaces. Szarekh gave the order but Szeras created the means.

[@Elitesolider1023]

I'm pretty sure he would be completely passed of what he did to his own people and disgusted.

[@SiamSentin3l]

Two Space Marines from different chapters having a political debate about the grim dark Imperium they live in. This is surreal XD

[@declancain2988]

Bro shat on the Salmanders basically saying their blood doesn't matter cuz of how much they lost and Sa'kan just delt with it. . .damn.

[@TheCucuyo9779]

I was actually taken aback when Sa'kan began musing about the Nekrons. I know Salamanders have immense empathy for human civilians, but extending even a tiny sliver of it to xenos in wondering what they sacrificed and if they did it willingly seems a bit...weird? Not necessarily in a bad way, just like...huh. I'd love to have a conversation with him about that line of thought, but I'd probably get lobotomized for heresy.

[@invicta047]

It irks me greatly to see these primitives tread through our reclaimed domain, dismissive of our soldiery. Little do they know of the unending wave of deathless warriors that will overtake them. For all fiery hate and zeal the dead god’s “angels” have to offer, these pathetic displays of childish entitlement for a galaxy they never deserved are but brittle knives thrown against a towering wall of Necrondermis. When the fires of a dying humanity have settled, the age of Necron will come about once more. These young, juvenile races cannot hope to stop us. Onward, until the Infinite Empire crushes these upstart humans! (Absolutely loving these Warhammer+ shows, hope GW keeps up the good work 🔥)

[@Gothead420]

_Let the Red Harvest begin!_

[@demonddearing6550]

It’s interesting hearing space marine not acknowledging their human . Like it’s old to be Brutus saying sa kan is too human .

[@Elitesolider1023]

Brutus seems to forget of why space marines were made to begin with, to be the saviors of humanity.

[@davidwaters8308]

It is amazing how crap a blue boy can say to a "Salidmander" and the dude just takes it... Marines Malevolent would have shot him and took his armor.....

[@kokopossum]

It's crazy that Brutus would say something like that as a human himself. "Too human"? "A weakness"? My brother, you are next to a human. You're both humans. You're literally the last bastions of humanity. How can anyone who represents humanity say one of their chapter brothers are 'too human'? Humanity is not a weakness. It's the greatest strength we have. It's what separates us from monsters. I know Brutus doesn't speak for all Ultramarines but the Salamanders should really be what the Ultramarines strive for. There's nothing wrong with having hope and empathy in the grimdark future. The only people having fun in this universe are the Orks and all they want to do is fight and die.

[@svetchannel2998]

Yes, Brutus is a heretic

[@gabzsy4924]

It is an issue when you're a soldier in the middle of a mission and you start questioning if what you are doing is right and empathizing with the enemy. The rest of what you said is just pure meaningless fancy talk, in the far future of the 41th millenia there is only war and these soldiers, although technically still human, are way above humans, both physically and mentally and should not be caught second guessing themselves mid mission about deep philosophical questions as this would most defenitely hinder their performance during the mission. Astartes are machines of war, perfectly calibrated and tuned, it's a given that they would not be your typical human nor you should want them to be, so stop with that nonsense, it's kind of cringe.

[@kinoman4875]

⁠@@gabzsy4924thing is it didn’t hinder sa’kans mission. Some astartes need to be able to groumd themselves it’s why guilliman doesn’t want the ultramarines to be defined solely by war and battle, it’s why ultramar is a thriving sector compared to other chapters home worlds. Look at the blood angels, most of them spend their down times learning different crafts and differing form of arts in order to stave off rhe black rage as was taught by sanguinius.

[@PartStupid]

Did he say 3 out of 4 of all chapters are from Guilliman's line? Is that true? I always knew they had the biggest legion but that just seems a bit too much (I could see if half were from the Ultramarines but not a full 3/4, crazy of so).

[@Shotgunky]

I think it's boastful ignorance due to the fact that the Ultramarine's successor chapters are typically far more... well, successful than the successor chapters of other founding legions, and so it's unlikely that any marine is aware of just how many chapters are actually out there, how many have been lost, or how many are intentionally skirting the edges of known space because their beliefs, while not necessarily heretical, would put them in severe predicaments with the hyper-rigid book followers such as the Genesis Chapter. As of right now, the Ultramarines have 50 confirmed successor chapters. The Blood Angels alone have 51 confirmed successor chapters. So, yeah, factoring in just two founding chapters, the Ultramarines don't even have the majority in a near-tied 50/50.

[@RarityPB]

It also helps that the ultramarines gene-seed is considered the most stable.

[@farseeraradrel4808]

The only time the numbers were brought up (to my knowledge) was an interview with BL author ADB. He claimed 2/3 of all Space Marine Chapters descended from the Ultramarines.

[@chipmo]

I believe it has been said in multiple places that the Ultramarines have the most successor chapters, however that doesn't even necessarily mean it's a majority. There's actually little reason to believe Brutus knows what he's talking about especially given how often we hear of lost chapters or chapters with unclear lineage. It could be true, it might not be. Maybe it's just Ultramarine propaganda. Typical vagueness. it's only really true true in Warhammer if it's said multiple times or from a 'god voice' of an official description.

[@inquisitorsteele8397]

​@@ShotgunkyUltramarine have atleast 56 named chapters according to lexicanum while Blood Chapter have 51 confirmed successors. And 2/3 of chapter can trace their origin geneseed from Ultramarine according to Lexicanum.

[@Awendell420]

The ultramarine apologized right after this

[@oneofthechosen874]

Depends on your perspective Ultramarine. To us it is a source of strength. We are not too human, we ARE human. We are at the epitome of humanity.

[@AlphaOmegon]

I love this! But the only question on my mind is: Why were the Salamanders there? I mean they are the burning bois and to fight Necrons dont seem too efficient. Then again Sa'kan is not using his flamer. and the only reason I find logical is that they were the nearest chapter to reinforce the Ultramarines.

[@theotv5522]

Silly. Just because their chapter is famous for using flamers doesn't mean they're bad at other things. They're still a demigod individually. Your guess of them being nearer is more sound though.

[@AlphaOmegon]

@@theotv5522 Point being, maybe Sa'kan is Alpharius.

[@valbhion]

​@@theotv5522and they also make great melee weapons and of course meltas, and I could see meltas working fine with necrons if not kinda overkill.

[@gabzsy4924]

@@AlphaOmegon this is most defenitely the most propable cause.

[@garrettredwingmahoney8412]

WHERE DO I WATCH THIS I WANT TO SEE THE WHOLE THING

[@connordalton4553]

Wonder where Sakan got the new helmet

[@eliotvega5823]

dude, same XD

[@destinationskyline07]

Probably off another salamander corpse.

[@abnersolari]

Why does this animation not included in Warhammer TV

[@XShrike0]

About my only grip with this series, is their feet seem way too big.

[@iainrickwood2623]

As long as they're not tripping over themselves, it'd make sense considering how heavy they must be with their armour, weapons & whatever other equipment. Imagine a marine picking up some giant heavy weapon and it's accompanying back pack, only to sink to his knees into the ground cos his feet aren't big enough to spread out his increased weight

[@Thundagrub]

They're very accurate

[@g.o.a.t9804]

XShrike0, stop complaining and watch!

[@vee-bee-a]

You must have a strong grip, indeed.

[@Frostknight231]

​@@vee-bee-adan Schneider would approve

[@christopherfisher814]

Whats the name of this animation and where can I watch all the episodes?

[@warhammercem]

this is part 1 the other parts are not yet published and are called sacrifice

[@poirierpascalxavier7601]

Warhammer+

[@gabehawk8925]

Someone help me out where the heck do I go to see this kind of content

[@Lord.Dakshinamurthy]

Worthy 👁️🔱

[@pitambanerjee1101]

Which game (I know warhammer 40k) it is, I'm asking which warhammer 40k this is ? So I can watch start to end

[@fouzaialaa7962]

its a series on warhammer + , called the tithe ...... its not a game , in the imperium of man spanning a million worlds , this is the story of 2 astraties stuck in a world where a necron's toomb is awakening watch pariah nexus before this, you get to know sek'an (the green astarties) ,if you want to see something also with the same quality ,its also on warhammer+

[@Raymondstu]

Whats the episode before this called??

[@wellthen.......9384]

3:00 I love my ultra marines, buuuuuuuut are pretty dumb

[@LutherPharaoh]

There are Loremasters? Wow.

[@kokosanadze6046]

where watch series????

[@nanichicharitomiljan]

Where can i watch this ?

[@charlieseafood]

What is this from?

[@gabzsy4924]

These clips are cool and all, but I am starting to see a trend that is going towards animation and games going more towards recreating the actual models with a more cartoonish style and hollywood, over the top, kind of action, rather than the gritty, realistic and dark setting that I hoped we would get. When I first started collecting the miniatures and getting into the lore, the things that really kept my blood rushing and excited were generally the stories and the beatiful realistic artworks found in the Codexes and Rule Books...the miniatures, although not super high fidelity due to constraints, tried to catch up to this realistic, dark and gothic world. Now it seems it's the other way around, the artworks are trying to represent the miniatures and it loses a lot of the initial appeal. Am I the only one noticing this?

[@berilsevvalbekret772]

Your first mistake expecting realistic from 40k. Your second mistake you don't want 'mature' setting your want edgy setting. There are other mediums for you for that.

[@davidalvarez118]

Where can i watch it for free? I'm broke to pay :( please

[@theotv5522]

Join the Red Crosshairs

[@chaosbringer9007]

Someone send me the full copy of this lol

[@theotv5522]

Unfortunately it’s on WarHammer+ unless you joins the Red Crosshairs, you’re gonna have to shill some dosh to watch it in full.

[@chaosbringer9007]

@theotv5522 how is everyone posting clips tho

[@Frostknight231]

​@@chaosbringer9007 buy buy wh+ and recording it although they may get taken down later

[@theotv5522]

@@chaosbringer9007 If you want a practical answer, they subscribe to WarHammer+, recorded it (which is illegal), then post short clips of it, short enough to not get copyright strike.

[@hazel5092]

@@chaosbringer9007piracy xD do you really think we wanna give GW money for their dumb warhammer+ if that’s the reason for TTS dying

[@internetuser320]

0:43 I feel like gw make sakan TOO nice from the perspective of the setting by making him somewhat empathtic to xeno. Even the nicest space marine will be more racist than kkk and any SS

[@spottedslash4256]

Salamander's have a big picture mindset. There suppose to stand out from most space marine chapters. Only contending with Sanguinus's Chapters.

[@theotv5522]

Nah. Even their Primarch, Vulkan, felt bad after he burnt an Eldar child (child in Eldar's age range) when they were helping with rescuing humans and later surrendered to the Salamanders. Hell, even the Ultramarine's Primarch, Guilliman, is getting along well with Yvraine, an Eldar's emissary. He even shut down the other High Lords of Terra when they showed signs of xenophobia towards her bodyguard (saying something along the lines of "If it hadn't been for this Eldar, I would not have been alive, and you shall show them respect").

[@internetuser320]

@@spottedslash4256 I mean I was expecting the salamander to be human. NOT nicer than human

[@theotv5522]

@@internetuser320 The imperium (and by proxy humanity) as a whole is a bunch of zealots and xenophobic bunch. None of them are nice people by our standards. So the Salamanders by comparison is actually nicer than most humans because they’re willing to risk themselves for other humans (they’re one of the loyalist chapters who don’t believe wholeheartedly in the Emperor, they just went along with it to avoid more infighting). Other humans when they make sacrifices are all for the Emperor, and very rarely for another fellow human. Kinda like if I take a bullet for you, it’s only because we’re the same countrymen, not because you’re a fellow human being.

[@berilsevvalbekret772]

It make sense honestly. If any SM chapter would look to the other side it would be a Salamander

[@Smiley-ps1yc]

Every warhammer tv shows, movies are instantly owned by warhammer+... You have to pay them to see 20 to 40 minutes of animation ! This is why i don't rooting for them ! 😮‍💨 They are just like "Blizzard" ! 😮‍💨

[@KawaiiMr.Dimples]

As a Filipino Bayawak, the title of this is just pure childish humour.

[@velstadtvonausterlitz2338]

No one gives a shit.