Which Primarch Should Of Been Warmaster? | Warhammer 40k Lore

[@majorkill]

Horus was mid. UNLIKE THE CYBER DYNASTY, only 24 hours left before its gone for good : www.majorminis.com.au/pages/kagetora-cyber-dynasty-launch

[@Cauin450]

Considering how badly Horus effed up, something blocking an Orc's nostril would?

[@heeman1203]

Wasn't it revealed in the recent Siege Of Terra book that Horus was just pretending to be senile and was actually on the verge of becoming a 5th chaos god.

[@Sneaker3719]

Disliked for the grammar error in the title. It's "Who should *have* been Warmaster?"

[@vicstanfieldshire7754]

Honestly no troll, Alpharius and Omeggon. Because everyone would be fighting for the best or worst outcome without even knowing why. They would be able (probably have) to manipulate the other Primarchs without the influence of Chaos.

[@joshualong7837]

Would love to see Major minis do justice to the shard of the deceiver and shard of the night bringer at some point

[@TheWarmachine375]

0:09 Big E: "Horus, my son. You have proven yourself trustworthy to finish the Great Crusade in my place. You have earned My trust. Therefore, I trust you with the title of Warmaster!" Horus: "Thank you Father. May I ask what You're going to do now?" Big E: "Going back to Terra of course." Horus: "I see, You're going to stabilize the Imperial government with Uncle Malcador due to the huge amount of worlds compliant to the Imperium?" Big E: "Ohohohoho! I have far bigger plans than that, my boy!" Horus: "Will you tell me about it?" Big E: "Sorry but I can't." Horus: "But why?..." Big E: "Because I don't trust you."

[@velstadtvonausterlitz2338]

Horus: Why?! What?! That doesn't make any sense?

[@wephilips6651]

I think this was done partially on purpose to prime Horus for corruption as the emperor broadly wanted a civil war to cull astartes

[@velentr]

Big E: Too bad!

[@kostuvu3156]

Its it their real convo in the book? + what book if so?

[@hadibendakji3858]

​@kostuvu3156 TTS, my friend(check Alfabusa). Sadly, the vids were taken down. A close one would be when they adapted the TTS campaign to a Stellaris gameplay(also were he took those lines)

[@TheWarmachine375]

Rogal Dorn would be a terrible Warmaster because he would consult only to his Magic Pain Glove for guidance and tends to take things personally and literally.

[@Butter_Warrior99]

Rogal: Let me consult my magic pain glove, AGH!!!!!!!!!!! This statement is true.

[@MrOstereier]

@@Butter_Warrior99 sure, but the statement was does the Dorn get pleasure from "le glove"

[@AchromaZero]

Haha bro TTS is so funny Im literally cooming

[@MrOstereier]

@@AchromaZero so is he, the Dorn

[@bootybreakeronlyformen]

Don't let Rogal get his hands on a Pringle Can and Sponges.

[@Joni_Tarvainen]

Before even starting this video I must say that Alpharius/Omegon as Warmaster would be interesting to say the least.

[@papayaman3100]

I wanna see an alternate timeline of 40K where the alpha legion executes a successful coup. The chaos that would ensue from that would be fucking awesome.

[@MWH12085]

Alpharius said Johnson should've been Warmaster

[@trajanfidelis]

Hydra Dominatus

[@sovietunion7643]

The other choas gods would be super confused. And tzeetch would just be laughing his ass off at the whole thing

[@robodog7610]

@@sovietunion7643 I am still puzzled why Tz didnt choose Alpha Legion as his legion. Thousand Sons are awesome in their own regard, but AL would be Tz by defualt.

[@TalesZuliani]

I like the idea of the triumvirate of Sanguinius, Guilliman and Lion

[@rahman9749]

and then imagine the three of them fell to chaos together. . .

[@HisLordsh1p]

While it would totally undercut the significance of his death, I would greatly enjoy that trio leading the imperium. Guilliman for the logistics and day to day, the Lion for the military, and Sanguinius as the face-man.

[@TalesZuliani]

@@HisLordsh1p would be so powerful that I don't doubt humans would "win" 40k

[@TalesZuliani]

@@rahman9749 absolute victory of chaos

[@averagetachyonlanceenjoyer1129]

So Imperium Secundus vibe: Sanguinius sitting on a chair, Guilliman commanding this shitstorm and Lion finding out max speed of a droppod.

[@OutspokenSeeker]

Considering Perturabo managed to rangle all the traitor Legions to actually form a cohesive siege against Terra itself is honestly an act which is a more telling example of leadership than Horus convincing his brothers to join his heresy boogaloo. A charismatic enough soul can convince close friends and brothers to go to many lengths, but to be able to bully rivalling daemon primarchs into following any strategic plan, much less one designed to counter Dorn himself shows a level of competence that is frankly legendary in 40K.

[@mistywww3199]

Really wish perty had more lore in the current setting.

[@connorgolden4]

Amen.

[@theworldsgreatestjidiot9667]

The 2nd and 11th primarchs seem like good picks given their tons of lore that shows how amazing they are.

[@ZayneLion-xv3fe]

Given the fact they were wiped from everything they might actually have been

[@billedefoudre]

xD xD xD What a magnificent one it is, indeed xD

[@TheUncivilizedNation]

Yeah originally the 2 were “lost” so players could make their own. One loyalist and one traitor. However that got too chaotic to work with once they actually started adding lore. Idk what they are anymore

[@lewishorsman2219]

Jaghatai. To be a massive scouting force means logistics is a given. His legion was both shock & awe and traditional warfare. His logic and ability to think on the spot & listen to not only primarchs but his sons means he would be one who would listen to all which means no primarch would feel slighted

[@epser5842]

real asf

[@conan2096]

apart from fulgrim who he would burn on a regular basis lol

[@TacticalReaper56]

He seems like the only one to be righteous in his position. And not Holy or biblical righteousness. Like call to duty, unafraid of the challenge, because he knows no one else can. Call me crazy but if he returns there's gonna be some shit.

[@WarmasterXVI]

He doesn’t work well with others and is too much of a chad to care about what other primarchs think or make compromises. Even Dorn couldn’t wrangle him to follow his plans during the Siege.

[@MrRawrCEO]

Didn't he outright say he'd refuse the position if offered?

[@thefeleapz4144]

Arrived 15 seconds into the video, I'm guessing he'll say The Lion. Because Majorkill wants The Lion's massive, throbbing, and big sword by his side...

[@UnderseaPumaKing]

Who wouldn't?

[@briantaulbee5744]

"With the recent return of Guilliman and the Lion, things are actually looking pretty good." Hive Fleet Leviathan would like a word.

[@Mephiston]

To be fair it was a narrow victory for the tyranids on ogham. 53 to 47.

[@menmamadrigal1233]

They lost their entire first company all over again in a single battle

[@Mephiston]

@@menmamadrigal1233 yep, and poor dante got a beatdown by angron after playing uber for the lion

[@rayvg7709]

​@@MephistonIs there something in a book I'm not aware of? I haven't read Son of the Forest and don't really plan to.

[@Mephiston]

@@rayvg7709 the event im speaking of is in Arks of Omen: The lion

[@MagnyTheRed]

Excluding Guilliman, Sangy and Lion, the Khan would have been amazing as warmaster. His brothers underestimated him, which gave him a barbarian's look, but a strategists heart. Also his tactics were very ...tactical to say the least. Speed is an important quality in war and with him being fast as fuck boy, he could actually get a lot of wins simply due to the sheer speed and strength of the white scars. Plus, my boy had common sense.

[@Mephiston]

Yeah, and honestly we can't ignore the fact that his historical namesake, ghengis khan, was a territory conquering monster.

[@christiandauz3742]

Neither Khan nor Lion can get other Primarchs to cooperate with them

[@michaelarchangel42]

He would have been a terrible Warmaster because the rest just straight up wouldn't listen to him, and he'd almost certainly piss off the few that would.

[@trimeerious4349]

Getting a video about how each of the pre heresy primarchs would have reacted to bring in Guillimans situation as imperial regent would be pretty cool ngl. Seeing how each rule their own version of the bloated corrupt imperium would be amazing

[@kelakogreenaddict1888]

lorgar jizzing himself with the worship of the emperor (is this pre heresy or nah)

[@Lady0fThePies]

We really need a video on The Leonine Heresy. Especially with how much Majorkill loves the Dark Angels and the Lion

[@terminator9489]

I read all the chapter of the leonine heresy and it's very interesting however i don't understand lion's motive for turning to chaos

[@nizam5568]

Paint Newbie's art for that absolutley slaps

[@benjamintim3542]

Because the Lion would never actually turn. Loyalty is its own reward.

[@Lady0fThePies]

@@benjamintim3542 all i can say is read it through, it's well worth it

[@juliane.mfarias9285]

The one where Fulgrim turns to Nurgle? And Perty and Dorn are both traitors?? I saw the 1st chapter but it didnt convince me.

[@macshadow1150]

When asked about it by one of his sons, Horus pointed Guiliman and suprisingly, Ferrus who also would make great Warmaster, which only sugest how much of the lost potentian history of Ferrrus is.

[@Jagonath]

I was thinking that too. Everyone underrates Ferrus.

[@AutumnWind92]

I want to see a perfect clone of Angeon but without the butchers nails.

[@NineSeptims]

He would be similar to the lion in terms of honour and duty but more of a gladiator than a knight.

[@kotletschabowy4169]

With his "compassion" ability before nails I feel like he would be actually the least warlike of all the primarchs, "hearts and minds" type of leader Edit: Also I can't decide whether Anclone or Clonegron sounds better

[@bahmot9501]

@@kotletschabowy4169 Clonegron

[@Man_Emperor_of_Mankind]

Yeah, Angron would have been the healer primarch. He was only a gladiator due to the mental mutilation of the nails

[@SlaaneshiChosen_Carmena]

Bizzarely, Perturabo might be the best. The fact that he was able to ignore the call of the Ruinous powers while ACTIVELY serving them indicates a strength of will that exceeds Horus, while it would give him the recognition he craved.

[@WelcomeToDERPLAND]

Lion being the Prime Traitor would have been horrible considering the 1st legion was given first dibs on some of the most insane archaeo-tech that the imperium had to offer, soooo

[@MrFallenone]

Nothing like dropping a good ol black hole bomb. Dreadwing Style.

[@Lazrael32]

I always assumed the emperor chose horus because he thought it was his best chance at winning a son back. He has continuously shown that he thinks his sons can be redeemed. Almost dying to horus before giving up on him. (If horus could be saved it would prove so could others)

[@alexnope3200]

The Lion cant even manage to keep his own legion loyal, much less manage the politics of being warmaster.

[@michaelhowell2326]

In the lore it seems at any given point in the Great Crusade that either the Sons of Horus, Dark Angels and Ultramarines had the best record.

[@reduande]

In lore Sanguinius & Blood Angels where considered on par with Horus & Luna Wolves. But Sanguinius didn't have interest in glory and status.

[@MrFallenone]

Dark Angels were the fastest in rate of compliance until Lorgar decided to show everyone how effective his legion is at bombing civilians like the rest of his brothers and became top dog for the 40 years he spent brewing the Heresy.

[@sovietunion7643]

The lion and guilliman’s legions competing on who has the better plot armor

[@Mephiston]

@@sovietunion7643 Meanwhile Blood Angels are GW's punching bag yet again. Sanguinary guard was wiped out literally to a man during the devastation.

[@yvanloppe5650]

Really good video, mostly agree on what you said! Except for Ferrus Manus, don’t forget that he was also a tactical genius highly considered by Boby G himself (I think he was in his top 3 ally to chose to pick his best team)

[@malteha5036]

I don't know which Primarch should of been Warmaster... But I have always wondered if another Primarch should HAVE been Warmaster...

[@Lurkzz]

Indeed, stupid grammatical error. But I guess it might be because it makes people comment and so puts the video higher!

[@edpistemic]

I thought the exact same!

[@plusRpm]

@@Lurkzzok, so i am not the only one thinking majorkill isn‘t dense enough to think this would be right but did it on purpose to try something 😂

[@Dustbinlid1]

Damn, the fallen Primarch artwork at 8:25 is insane! The upside down angel referencing the cross of saint Peter which is inverted and sometimes considered a satanic symbol and then Jaghatai Khan looking like a fucking shinigami, awesome!

[@frd33778751]

Swear every Primarch video now is just MajorKill noshing off the Lion

[@bobbyrabii6119]

It was always a 2 horse race, Horus and the Lion. The only two you could consider the emperor was worried about turning

[@christiandauz3742]

Doubt it. The Lion wasn't charismatic enough Even his own Marines (Fallen) didn't want him!

[@Masso-gy9yu]

How about this for a video idea: Was there ever any good alien/human interactions during the Great Crusade? What attribute/feature do you think the missing Primarch's would have had from their father (The Big E) If it where up to you, What would the trait of the missing Legions be that would have made them stand out from the rest (For me, a Legion that excels above all others in air and naval combat would be pretty cool)

[@rogercurler6269]

He is my favorite Primark by far. Would love to see him return to the lore

[@mistywww3199]

Could also make them a pirate styled legion as their gimmick, would be pretty cool.

[@SirNigelGresley4498]

I think that - for obvious gameplay reasons - there were two of each legion speciality (generally one Emo legion and one Prep legion), and one of each pair Fell. The two legions missing their pairs are the Iron Hands and the Thousand Sons - which suggests that one of the missing legions was the Emo cybernetics legion, and the other was the Prep psyker legion. Emo Cybernetics have got a pretty obvious cause for getting purged before The Heresy - they build an Abominable Intelligence. Prep Psykers don't have such an obvious cause - but if they were in fact a *Pariah* legion they might well have gotten purged largely by accident because nobody liked them...

[@Joseph-mw2rl]

Guilliman would work just fine. He's effectively warmaster of the indomitus crusade right now and it's going great

[@Darksky1001able]

Leviathan would beg to differ.

[@minuette1752]

Lol, eh not so much.

[@JHS270694]

He's stopped the bleeding of the imperium, but the wound remains. Lion is the hospital itself patching up everything after Girlyman brings them in.

[@Mephiston]

@@JHS270694 Humanity is being fed into a woodchipper. Roboute turned the machine off. The lion is helping to free the mangled parts from the machine.

[@ralkrey9526]

@@Darksky1001able aside from the necron's anyone would would lose agianst the Nids.

[@theworldsgreatestjidiot9667]

If whoever the emperor chose to be warmaster was destined to fall to chaos, then why didn't he just not pick a warmaster in the first place?

[@Sleepytalker98]

Much as I love hearing about the primarchs/legions, it’d be cool hearing about any rivalries among Guard regiments.

[@eleventhbiscuit5242]

Majorkill bro I can't help it, the Tzeentchian grammar Nazi is rising up within me *Should Have or *Should've

[@andrewhartwell1089]

Magnus I reckon deserves a second look - considering his soul shard became Janus and the leader of the grey knights... so he can be martial if pointed in the right direction 🤗

[@wanderhillen2435]

Martial skills are super overrated for a god tier psyker like Magnus. Just teleport every nearby enemy into the closest sun and be done with it.

[@sovietunion7643]

‘Leman will see you and a division of thousand sons teleport behind his army and say ‘he cant use drop pods’

[@andrewhartwell1089]

@@wanderhillen2435 True! Though I just meant that the comment made about Magnus getting distracted by his studies, he can definitely multitask haha!

[@arionofotherworld]

I sometimes think the Emperor had originally set up Guilliman for leading the Heresy, and what better revenge for Lorgar and the Word Bearers than to turn the burner of Monarchia to the ruinious powers and against the Emperor, but instead the prize of Warmaster Horus fell into their hands.

[@WindmillStalker]

Should've* In accordance with Administratum Spelling Enforcement, you're hereby sentenced to 500 push-ups.

[@NobodyDungeons]

I’m sure Angron as war master would have been one of the easiest to deal with. However, he couldn’t pick Angron because none of his other sons would have accepted it leading to rebellion among his sons. So, it’s that basically limits the emperor to Sanguinius, the lion, Giliman, and Horos. Out of those 4 Horos was probably the most expendable.

[@Ryan-eg2cq]

I am Angron. I will Leeroy Jenkins into battle. This is Lotara. She will fire the Ursus Claws. This is Kharn. If you want any actual instruction, ask him.

[@ilyac3185]

Omg Alpharius and Omegan attempting to Shadow coup and blocking each other 80 different ways with Corvus and the custodies slowly uncovering the plots would be AMAZING!

[@HXC060592]

The Lion absolutely should have been given the honor considering his legion (with help but mostly the Dark Angels) defeated the Rangdan and thus kept the Great Crusade going because the Rangdan were also stated to be actively and capable of conquering the Milky Way.

[@spencerthompson1393]

Hey majorkill a good video idea would be non combat characters who have seriously impacted the galaxy

[@leighz1962]

Gross

[@alastor8091]

Ferris. Great commander, open to input from others and willing to change his outlook on things as shown with Fulgrim and Vulcan. His temper MAY be an issue, but in a fight where he's not caught off guard by the most unthinkable betrayal, he wouldnt have a reason to go berserk and reckless.

[@devonstanko2634]

Love the answers. MajorKill is the GOAT. side note: *should have

[@blakecooper4543]

If Konrad wasn't insane I honestly believe he could bleed the imperium of supply and resources it would take longer but I reckon he could've done a wickedly evil job

[@peterga3658]

Guilleman would have been the best choice and there is no debate about it .. and he wouldnt have fall to chaos

[@confused8425]

I would argue that Jagatai could sit amongst those three choices, as he was incredibly pragmatic, effective, and literally told the emperor that he wasnt a huge fan.

[@bahmot9501]

I will keep asking for this because if there is one thing all 40k factions have in common it's stubbornness: Could you make a video on how someone could permanently kill one of the 4 chaos gods and (more interestingly) what would happen if they did ?

[@dud3655]

Slaanesh is the easiest one to take out. He's been fucked into existence, she can be unfucked out of it too. Idk about kill, but you can definitely seal it.

[@cutlerwalton7313]

Personally, I don’t think the Lion would have been a great Warmaster. That’s not due to any lack of ability on his part, he’s undeniably one of the greatest generals and warriors among his brothers. If he was just leading a group of subordinate commanders, he would have kicked absolute ass. That wasn’t the case though. His brothers weren’t a bunch of lesser beings that he could just completely dominate into submitting to his will. They were peers, with incredibly powerful egos, complex motivations, and different ways of seeing the world. El’Jonson may have been a peerless soldier, but he was pretty terrible with people. A good example of how he probably would have been as Warmaster can be found in his spat with Russ. Leman wanted to personally kill the enemy leader. The Lion had a good opportunity to take him out, saw that doing so was the most efficient option, and did so. Russ got mad and they fought over it. Was the Lion’s move more logical and pragmatic for ending that campaign? Absolutely. But what’s more important, maximum efficiency in winning a battle, or gaining the long term goodwill of one of your top generals? The Lion’s inability to work well with people, to be able to sacrifice a bit of efficiency now and again for the sake of appeasing his brothers would have seen him fail as Warmaster, both during the Great Crusade and leading the forces of Chaos. His blunt, direct leadership style would have pissed off the other Primarchs, and probably would have resulted in many of them not precisely following or even outright ignoring his orders. While Horus told Mortation stuff like “I need you to hunt down Jagathai, I can trust only you with this great task, I need you at my side when we reach Terra, I can’t do this without you, etc etc” the Lion would probably just say “these are my orders, fucking do it.” There’s no way he’d be able to keep the traitors cohesive enough to take Terra. Horus had to struggle doing so, and he was admired and liked way more. The Lionel Heresy would probably see the traitors fracture very quickly, forcing the Lion to squander time tracking down his brothers and trying to beat them into submission. Heck, a bunch of the traitors would likely never have fallen if the Lion was the one leading. He isn’t socially adept enough to have capitalized on Perturabo’s mental state after he razed Olympia. If Fulgrim had been faced with the prospect of a traitor Lion instead of traitor Horus, Fulgrim would likely have just blown him out of the void. TLDR: the Lion is a great Warmaster from a purely military perspective. However, his domineering leadership style and lack of people skills would likely have led to frequent insubordination from the other Primarchs, resulting in a poor performance during both the Great Crusade and Heresy.

[@LordMacragge31]

Ultramarines actually achieved the most compliances, but they didn't conquer the most through war

[@macshadow1150]

Well, as much as they laugh at the Ultramarines, they prefer to do things peacefully, becasue its more efficient

[@Grim_Snark]

@@macshadow1150 "I'm sorry I can't hear you over the sound of all these sweet dark age weapons being fired" - The Dark Angels, probably

[@gabrielviloria3051]

an idea for a video: the burning of monarchia explained by an australian I feel that the burning of monarchia was the event that indirectly started the horus heresy, by making lorgar feel that the emperor should not be worshiped, and therefore begins his mission to find new gods, reaching the gods of chaos, I think a video dedicated to that topic would be good

[@minhqun]

Should of????

[@javilorenzana]

Thank you.

[@MPdude237]

One thing I was thinking about is if Ferrus fell to Chaos. If Ferrus fell to Chaos, his gifts with machines combined with Lorgar’s knowledge of the Warp and Daemons would have led to the two creating some monstrous engines of war. If they could work together and had sufficient resources, they could produce a hell forge like no other. Of course, whether that time spent making Daemon engines would be better used to lead their forces against the loyalist is another matter but something I like to think about.

[@seanturner1197]

uses "should of" instead of "should have...." Come now.

[@joshmaggard6]

Lorgar should have been. Everyone disliked him, so electing him means no one turns treacher with him, and the 17 loyal legions v. his 1 legion with shit tactical strategy (as Lorgar wasn’t explicitly said to be a great general) would have been an easy stomp. Magnus would be less likely to turn that way, as he’d have seen the future like he saw with Horus, and likely been able to see cutting the losses of Lorgar falling is much better than Horus falling, which leads to no damaged webway, and the emperor+ custodes could easily aid in overcoming arch traitor Lorgar.

[@fadelsukoco3092]

An interesting fact to consider is that in any alternate heresy where the Primarchs switched loyalties, there is always a non-zero chance that Magnus being loyal would result in the Webway project succeeding, or at least the Emperor having far more freedom to act in the Heresy due to Magnus sitting on the Golden Throne, resulting in Malcador surviving and a more effective defense of Sol due to the TS not doing Warp magic to circumvent the defenses like in Canon. Additionally, the impact that a fully-committed, fully-loyal Alpha Legion would be able to wreck havoc with the Traitors while legions like the Word Bearers would be really useful for propaganda, their charisma and religiosity being used to keep up morale and resist Chaos, even to a small degree.

[@silvergaming1779]

Love your videos! Thx for the high quality entertainment!

[@petertimowreef9085]

"should of" Brother why would I listen to a guy that can't get the bare basics of communication right

[@BrianHall33]

Honestly, I really believe that Horus was the correct choice at the time

[@d.n5287]

Damn that chaos lion art looks good. Definitely gives me archaon vibes

[@Judge_of_Anubis05]

Sanguinious Guilliman and The Lion are hands down the three most effective Primarchs to have when it comes to conquest and empire building. Sanguinious would be the one leading awe inspiring leader and the Lion the advisor for conquest and war stratagem and Guilliman for infrastructure and effective resource distribution. All three together would've made the imperium take a huge detour from what it is now.

[@kelakogreenaddict1888]

imperial secundus go brrrrrrr

[@Alex-pj8nz]

Sang is the only one that can keep the Lion and King Smurf from attacking each other.

[@TheZombiemofo]

I think you'd also want to add either Perturabo or even Dorn for their abilities in fortification building and siegecraft as a lot of conquest and empire building would include breaking down fortresses and rebuilding them.

[@yellowdancer7055]

MK... been watching you since 35k subs and my first vid of yours was your Nightlords vid. Just want to say top to bottom this could be the best vid of yours so far. Content was meaty... lore speculation was consistent and interesting. Great job

[@toppo_games2517]

They should have just made Angron or lorgar war master if they were destined for chaos

[@polmMM-uk1rz]

How do you explain to the others primarch than the best warmaster is angron?

[@toppo_games2517]

@@polmMM-uk1rz the emperor doesn't need to explain squat to anyone

[@Rexbob444]

@@toppo_games2517 and that’s how the emperor somehow managed to turn the majority of his legions against him

[@colinmorgan2511]

If it was Angron by the end of day , he be putting butchers nails into anything with a pulse.

[@polmMM-uk1rz]

@@colinmorgan2511 just imagine every traitor primarchs and every loyalist primarchs with butchers nails !

[@yoloswaggins2161]

English is my second language. Is it not "should've" or "should have" rather than "should of"? My name is not Timmy I promise.

[@goldenseal640]

Majorkill loves to gargle lions balls

[@paulsegers1880]

Horus said that Ferrus would have been his pick for Warmaster, as he understood the nature of war the best.

[@griffionwyvrus9063]

Horus actually choose Guilliman and Ferrus

[@elfinpurple219]

It could only ever be Horus... None of the other names would alliterate with Heresy :D

[@sss1029]

"should of been"

[@javilorenzana]

Hahahahah

[@hl48]

Shocking the amount of content major puts out

[@stefanidk7371]

I know this is not a original request but can you please do one about what would every pre heresy primarch do in guillimans position in the mordern imperium. ITS BEEN OVER 6 MONTHS!!! copying this for the guy who recquested

[@Ink_Javi]

There is only one right option; the right, the best, THE FIRST

[@batteredwarrior]

*should have or should've 😝

[@537zun4]

I say the best one would be *uses random unmber generator* Horus no huh *uses it again* Angron... I think I hate my idea arguing why a random primarch is the best... I hoped for something weird like Perturabo not that...

[@darksider2903]

Horus was the best warmaster and meant to be one. He was a good brother to all primarchs before fall. No fortress or defences was impossible for him to conquer. None could rival him on that title. Plus before the fall, he was the most devoted to bring the galaxy into his father rule so that humanity can have a great future. All other primarchs would've sucked, sangy was softy, lion was grumpy, dorn was a wall, none suited for that title lmao

[@The_Warsmith]

Horus could have been an amazing Warmaster. Screw Erebus

[@thatguyonline5083]

>should of

[@WardenNFG]

That Chaos Lion Armour 8:00 looks fucking insane... now I kinda want to see a model

[@ct7567CaptRex]

Why the error in the title? Its "should have been". Should of been doesnt even make logical sense !

[@DalekKaan101]

If the Emperor knew Horus was going to fall, then why didn't he believe Magnus when Magnus was warning him?

[@MrItaoe]

Sanguinius or Guilliman are the most reasonnable choice

[@Alex-pj8nz]

Only Sang, Guilliman is too blunt to his brothers

[@trainheartnet5657]

Dude. That chaos loyalist primarch art at 8:28 is awesome.

[@squoblat]

Should have*

[@Kcitz_]

Wow your like so cool because you corrected his grammar in a warhammer 40k comment section I hope I can be like you someday squpblat

[@squoblat]

@@Kcitz_ Squoblat*

[@squoblat]

@@Kcitz_ you're*

[@Kcitz_]

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[@XThanatos2X]

Lion El Johnson was mentioned in fluff as the greatest tactician if I remember correct, and Sanguinius was considered the "greatest" of them so it would have been between the two. I think Biggie Emps chose Horus because he probably, of all the Primarchs, having found Horus as a child, was like a son to the Emperor.

[@resorbis92]

Should have, bruh. Not should of.

[@ppensen]

Wait...the emperor knew whoever he chose as warmaster would fall to chaos so he chose horus...doesnt that make him the eorst primarch by default....

[@bluephoenix9960]

I’d love to see a video about which legion created the best successor chapters or which legion DNA splice is the best combo for a Space Marine.

[@redfatherfigure]

Saying Sanguinius was not a great tactician doesn't really reflect the lore. He was at least as skilled (if not more skilled) than Horus, able to match him both in acumen and force of will. The difference is in humility. Sanguinius would hear all ideas and choose the best one, even if it wasn't his, and then celebrate the person who had the right strategy. Horus might choose a better idea than his once in a blue moon, but he would resent, hate, and ultimately backstab anyone who one-upped him. Sanguinius may have some internal conflict, but no-one could ever call him indecisive. It's actually a core part of the legion biography - particularly in the black books from FW - that the BA committed all the way once a course of action was decided on, pursuing it relentlessly. Their rite of war - Day of Revelation - was built upon this idea. You either surrender now, completely, or we annihilate you. If you are going to take the Warmaster route and have him fall (ignoring that even Lorgar thought it'd be impossible), then you have to reckon with a chaos-juiced foresight ability as well. Considering Chaos was working against his foresight and it was still very potent, imagine how effective it could be on a galactic scale if it were juiced up. I know you've got your Lion bias, so I won't dunk on it. I have my favorite as well (clearly).

[@mereg-ys9ut]

people tend to underestimate horus, he was the only primarch who could gather the others to his cause , he had the most charisma also he was a brilliant strategist and warrior maybe even the best, also one the most human one, it is just chaos true to its name ruins everything and can not be controlled and that is why he lost , I hate it when people look down on his achievements and victories,

[@fergusbowman6043]

If terra fell what planet do you think would be the new capital of the Imperium

[@Midnight-Starfish]

The obvious answer would be Guilliman. He's competent, focuses on the bigger picture, and doesn't leave when the planet has joined the Imperium.

[@stripeybag6977]

Hey if the Emperor made him Warmaster you think the Emperor would've asked him to return the Dread Wing stuff to be safe? Also day 225? Of requesting a Commissar Yarrick Major Mini pls

[@RAD1111able]

Jaghatai, that's...literally his background.

[@Overlord99762]

I am a non-native speaker, but I have studied English for years, but I want to ask, wouldn't the correct form of the title be "Should have been"?

[@dodojesus4529]

Yes, the i quisition must assemble

[@apple2960]

idea from voxcast to nowwhere what did each primarch want to do after the great crusade

[@Extremely-GR33N]

Really would love a video on the first 5 Warhammer 40k novels you would recommend to someone new to the books, but not lore.

[@corbybrown3562]

Probably Sanguinius or Lion. Guilliman is an lead administrator, Dorn is a lead builder, and Jaghatai wants to be left alone and told what to do on a very ambiguous level.

[@Overanalyse_This]

Goddam! How many eyes did this guy have on his armour! I swear, when I first saw pics of him he only had like or two. Now it's like they're marking out his chakras!

[@Thumper894]

Majorkill, you mention several times that Chaos chose the Warmaster, can you do a video on this? Also, if Horus was the first primarch found, but The Lion got 1st Legion, why was this the case? Keep up the good work!

[@andrewkennaugh]

"His tactics include, Flex his wings until the enemy surrenders." LOL I feel that.😄😄

[@Zenphoshen]

Got my War Mech and Cyber Samurai Strike Force ordered. I couldn't resist the War Mech and the Strike force just looked too good to not pick up. Gonna be a nice extra army to have. Also, fantastic video as always Lord Kitten.

[@travishighbaugh5245]

7:33-7:35 Majorkill dumped on Dorn. Finally some love for poor Perturabo.

[@sotiriospeithis6659]

Could you cover the Orphean war ? Lesser known war, bur the Necrons and Death Korps get to shine

[@josephjenott931]

There are 3 Primarchs who come to mind in a contest against Horus. Sanguinious, Leman Russ, and Lion El’johnson. Others may stand a good chance but no definitive result. Keep in mind, Russ beat him at the peak of his power.

[@MikeBison_]

Yknow not many folks talk about Russ being actually really wise hidden beneath that mask of savagery

[@StevieB8363]

FFS! It's "SHOULD HAVE", not "SHOULD OF"! The Inquisition wants a word with you for crimes against High Gothic.

[@dodojesus4529]

Theyre speaking german and call the emperor their "fuhrer". And yes i am a card carying memeber./j

[@StevieB8363]

@@dodojesus4529 Majorkill is Australian - like me. So I know how he should use the english language. I only said "High Gothic" because that is the language of the Imperial elite.