Who Has Left THE GALAXY And How FAR Did They Get | Warhammer 40K Lore

Hello, Nerd! In this video we will explore the possibility of anyone from the Milky Way leaving the galaxy, and if anyone did actually succeed in doing so.
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[@jacobfoster9185]

MILLIONS leave the Galaxy ALL THE TIME ‼️ The Warp IS outside the Galaxy .

[@gregc8831]

The idea of fleeing the galaxy just to run into more tyranids is ultimate cosmic horror

[@hideousruin]

Or maybe every other Galaxy has already been scrubbed of biomass. The Milky Way is the last Galaxy with life within the visible universe.

[@45h-Wuselei]

Probably nothing out there but Tyranids and Orks

[@Toactwithoutthinking]

The reality is that you leave the galaxy only to find yourself succumbing to entropy, not even enough atoms to scrape up for fuel.

[@Tuck-Shop]

Or worse. A galaxy stripped bare by Tyranids and abandoned.

[@МихаилРадулов-й4т]

Sure but its only an idea and one that i very much dislike cuz its limits GW and WH40k.

[@chrissinclair8705]

When I was a kid, I thought my Dad left the galaxy in his 1978 Ford Pinto station wagon. It just turned out he was drunk again....

[@TheLostPrimarch]

lol what :D

[@chrissinclair8705]

@@TheLostPrimarch Hey growing up in the 70's was pretty f$cked up...

[@YerGoodBuddyKeith]

​@chrissinclair8705 apparently so was the late 90s my brother from another mother. My dad rolled our dodge shadow in the creek running drunk.

[@aaronsouthard8366]

Mine went out for cigarettes... ... ...and came back 😂

[@Jeremy-kl3ch]

I've left the galaxy a few times too. But it wasn't alcohol ;-)

[@onutrof1157]

A story of the Lost Primarch, exploring void outside of the galaxy, with his legion, could be a great theme for a book.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

It would be indeed.

[@Chasta1n42]

It would, but GW isn't gonna do that. They like keeping secrets secret :(

[@HahaGetClapped]

Sadly, already confirmed they were killed by Mal

[@ashardalondragnipurake]

why would he have had a legion for that

[@CuddleBuddee]

​@@ashardalondragnipurake lol think about it 😂

[@JLAvey]

Leaving the galaxy is relative. There are extragalactic stars not too far away, sattlelite galaxies and all that stuff. Given how advanced humanity was twenty thousand years earlier, somebody already did.

[@sword4005]

then they got eaten by the tyranids

[@molybdaen11]

Aside from super rare cosmic horrors, the universe is repeating itself anyway. If you have seen a thousand lightyears here, the next thousand over there are not so much different.

[@Washeek]

Where do you get that from?

[@pouncepounce7417]

@@Washeek physical law is the same, expecting that areas of the universe are very special makes little sense.

[@Washeek]

@ I've had cursory interest in astronomy and astro-physics my entire life and this is the first time I hear about this. Can you pls point me to some sources that talk about this phenomenon?

[@Interdacted]

Trying to leave the galaxy: *Invisable wall* Trazyn: "lol you're all stuck in my museum and didn't know."

[@GP22855]

Omg yeah but instead of a wall it's a LOT of Tyranids

[@Interdacted]

@GP22855 Just a perimeter of insect guts and guzzards keeping the 40k universe sealed. O.o blursed.

[@plmng7294]

A Primarchs sent out of the galaxy to search new grounds for humanity sounds awesome af. Coming back to the Imperium sounds even better!

[@JordanTaylorDavis]

It'd definitely be a clone spy from the new race that just discovered us

[@kennichigatchalian6710]

Imagine Malcador forgot to update the Primarch about the Heresy he just came back, it's like that one scene in Community where Troy came back with Pizza while everyone is burning.

[@Justdont693]

Coming back with crazy stories of the gargantuan monsters of the void! Sounds cool.

[@danielgibbons7482]

And he became lost, and hence became known as the forgotten.

[@molybdaen11]

He is the last star child. Send by the gods to go where no super human has gone before.

[@Chris_Lohmann]

Let’s not forget The Spirit Of Eternity. After the Imperium tortured and killed its captain, the ship’s AI decided to leave the galaxy and never come back. Although, I wouldn’t be surprised if we haven’t seen the last of the Spirit Of Eternity. Wouldn’t it be cool if, in humanity’s most desperate hour, the Spirit Of Eternity shows up and saves the day? It seems like too good of an idea for Games Workshop to simply throw it away.

[@eddysplosion]

Spirit of Eternity was stuck in a space hulk. So it was randomly jumping around space for ages. It also treated the mechanicum like they were children who still didn't know how to talk.

[@projectdeveloper9311]

@@eddysplosion Compared to the tech that ship knows, yeah it's being nice, they're probably more like monkeys with wrenches and too much oil.

[@Mr.G69420Bro]

GW has thrown away alot of ideas

[@bartosznaswiecie1179]

Since it most likely had an STC there might just be an entire civilisation of men of iron out there.

[@AdamGołębiewski-v1s]

From how I treated them I would rather think it would support the Imperium's enemies. (And I do not blame it)

[@ivanbond5209]

Simple answer: Yes, the Silent King left after the war in heaven in self imposed exile. Long answer: It was this 60 million year journey that informed him about Orks across the cosmos and the threat of the nyds. He returned after effectively ending his exile so as to prepare the Necrons for the coming threats. It just so happens that after coming back the Eldar spawned the 4th chaos god and a race called humans are fighting a bloody war across the milky way. Also yes the Orks also have left the milky way galaxy by virtue of the fact that the Silent King saw them outside it.

[@highlandus]

No

[@WebShaman01]

@@highlandus What? You do not know WH40K lore?

[@Neokretai]

I'm pretty sure the lore says the Silent King only ran into the Tyranids, not the Orks. The extragalactic Ork thing is a bit of old lore about an Imperial space probe that apparently got retconned.

[@highlandus]

@@WebShaman01 haha read the comment above mine. You look silly

[@Lunch_Meat]

​@@Neokretaiit was never retconned, it just isn't mentioned much anymore. It was in the 3rd Ork codex for sure and I think it was in the 4th one also.

[@theemissary1313]

Wasn't there a dark age of technology A.I. space ship that turned up, saw the shitstorm of the imperium and galaxy at large, cursed them all, then buggered off into the intergalactic void...?

[@Chris_Lohmann]

Yes. The Spirit Of Eternity.

[@hpcuthulu6249]

@@Chris_Lohmann Probably also joined up with the Forgotten Primarch

[@Chris_Lohmann]

@@hpcuthulu6249 I was thinking of something similar. Wouldn’t it be cool if it returned with Vulkan or Jaghatai Khan on board?

[@TheDragonfriday]

Also they killed the captain the AI best friend.

[@somerandomguyfromtheintern480]

Ya, Elon's Tesla

[@ItsNotJustRice]

The concept of "this entire alien faction are merely scouts, with the main force still yet to arrive" is so fucking good i cant believe ive only heard about it here

[@Arturos90210]

Mass Effect I - Reapers StarCraft I secret mission - hybrids

[@danielanhalt4660]

Freespace 2: the greatest enemy of mankind returned. In the great war it nearly destroyed mankind. Now it wants to know what happend to its scout fleet. Ouch! This game was my first experience with cosmic dread.

[@jacobgame2757]

A couple of factions in Destiny

[@shaggycan]

One cool thing about the 40k universe is that the Centauri trinary system will be half as far away from Earth as it is now.

[@rickyhines4867]

I have found a new favourite fan theory: Primarch II leaving the galaxy is an amazing theory which could make sense since the Emperor is a man of plans within plans within plans. Cool!

[@chasedean4032]

He is alpharus

[@imperialinquisitor510]

Be a good way to spin off a series of WH could keep the modern 40k weapons and themes with new enemys and challenges in different galaxy's, maybe another set of chaos gods as each galaxy could have there own :P

[@alexisthompson376]

​@@imperialinquisitor510 or an uncorrupted chaos realm that starts to get corrupted by the trauma humanity experienced from their own galaxy. Make them weaker than the original gods, but still more than powerful enough for the weakened humanity that's trying to set its feet in the new galaxy. The gods being weaker would absolutely give humanity the hope they could actually defeat these chaos gods before they become all encompassing chaos again. All of this being a good encapsulation of grimdark, even the escapes you do find are just another, if different, kind of hell.

[@rgromes]

Yessss. He was very tasty. We built Norn Emissaries from his gene stock. And we liked him so much, we decided to go to that galaxy. Food doesn't always come on its own...

[@rickyhines4867]

@@rgromes The Emperor protects

[@The1rust]

Deep within the underbelly of the Imperial Palace guarded by the Shadowkeepers is a creature from beyond the spirals. Held in an empty cell suspended in an anti-gravitation field forgotten and isolated, the abomination has shown an incredible degree of resilience where it will not even bend to time itself. Then, within the eternal halls of the unknown depths, the Custodes begin to hear faint whispers from this creature in spite of having no mouth to speak from nor the likes of which it would even know what our language is. Over time, the whispers not only grow louder and more clear but also begin to happen more frequently where it once took weeks now takes days as if an outside force is acting upon it; the lifeless husk which has defied nature is now beginning to stir. Finally, what was imperceptible to even the most mighty of Custodes became clear: *"Larry Sent Us"* It's year 745 of the 41st Millennia.

[@cjc872]

We are Legion, We are Larry

[@moorusfaan5464]

I hadnt thought how much I wanted a Whiterun guard to tell me about 40k lore.

[@Paul.cobain81]

A forgotten Primarch being sent on a super secret mission beyond the rim to look for remnants of the old ones. You listening GW

[@Atom.Storm.]

Let us never forget Guardsman Larry...😪

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Never forget.

[@jamalcampbell5316]

too bad he was a perpetual

[@TheReaper569]

There is this tendency ro claim every guardsman of note to be a perpetual. İts bs. Having just a regular dude is a better story.

[@Олексій-г1в]

5:15 i noticed that the phrase "what could possibly go wrong" in 40K context have a predefined one-word answer answer with 100% accuracy - "everything".

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Agreed :)

[@randybentley2633]

Human descendants of the Lost Legion's crews would give a whole new meaning to "Void Born."

[@reverenddmo8944]

If dem Bugeyez can cross da Big Black ter come 'ere, da Boyz can go over dere an' find anuvver propper fight! 'Ere we go, 'ere we go, 'ere we go!

[@revanati222]

Here's a terrifying thought... What if the tyranids are fleeing to the milky way?

[@grayfox6930]

Like the scourge in Stellaris.

[@swardinc]

i can see people going after three things 1) find pre break down humans that are still high tech, 2) the old ones 3) kill the nids 4) and to explore

[@zairvillatoro5549]

I wonder what role the lost primarch would have played in the king's court. Remember Lemen Russ as executioner, Magnas as sorcerer, Gullimen as governor. Perhaps the lost was the pathfinder, explorer, or scout to find a new future for mankind.

[@quixoticpuma]

I’m on ketamine therapy. So… I leave the galaxy once a week under medical supervision. Haven’t ran in to tyranids, yet.

[@DingoNovember]

Ketamine therapy? Is that really a thing?

[@gabesteinberg6244]

Goddamnit Zach, lay off the ketamine and take my calls!

[@quixoticpuma]

@ sure is.

[@DeusExMachina10001]

@@jimby812 It's not that expensive depending on the delivery mechanism. Sublingual trocars (little tablets that dissolve under the tongue) are quite cheap even out of pocket.

[@baconbliss4796]

Just remember the chance is near zero not non zero lol

[@TKUltra971]

They never said yes or no, what we do know is that the emperor had a big hyper mirror set that let him see them, but he wasn't concerned. In my headspace: he may have had a clue about the tyranids. But if everything went according to plan even if they did come with several hive fleets the milky way would have been fortified thousands of times over and he'd still have 18(-1)*Logar* Primarchs to point in a direction.

[@PhoenixT70]

It’s thought that the Emperor actually fought a Tyranid splinter fleet during the Great Crusade. Damage scars on a Titan that fought in the campaign are consistent with Tyranid acid burns and plasma scoring.

[@Dintinosanto]

The Carcharodons are definitely from Raven Guard. There's a bunch of on-the-nose hints, including that the closest thing they have to a battle-cry is: "From the outer dark we come" to which others finishing "Darkness there and nothing more." "Darkness there and nothing more" is a famous line from Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven."

[@Randobar]

I think it was quite clear they are whats left of the raven guard marines that corvus exiled because they used human support like slaves - something he had very hard feelings about. They even talk about the exile and hope to be someday forgiven. And i think at some point they get traded raven guard geneseed

[@Dintinosanto]

@@Randobar If that's why they're exiled then they're going about their redemption all wrong, seeing as they're big on slave labor. The "Red Tithe" and all that.

[@Randobar]

@@Dintinosanto true, but thats how they survive.

[@Satanperkele]

Orks just wanna have fun. Unfortunately for the galaxy their definition of fun requires breakneck speed, savage brutality & the loudest most shootiest dakka.

[@X1OProductions]

My personal head canon is that DAOT humanity left the Milky Way long ago and their remnants survive into M40 and beyond.

[@vampiricagorist6979]

It would make sense. Why would such an advanced civilization confine itself to one galaxy? Even if only certain extra advanced planets sent people out to other galaxies, surely some must have made it.

[@Jay_Vendetta]

In the grim darkness of the channel... there is only LORE

[@davidvidya9657]

The Silent King exiled himself from the galaxy as an act of repentance and punishment for himself. He stayed out of the milky way for millions of years until he saw tyranids moving towards the galaxy

[@Fizzler99]

Now imagine the Tyranids are fleeing something and imagine how horrendous that thing is

[@shaunzaarrae3727]

Could be as simple as robots, if they can’t nom nom it they don’t want anything to do with it

[@TonkarzOfSolSystem]

IIRC that probe went to the canis majoris dwarf galaxy. Canis Majoris is a real life celestial object (which may or may not be a galaxy that is colliding with the Milky Way). The centre of Canis Majoris is closer to Earth than the centre of the Milky Way. So yeah while technically maybe going to Canis Majoris means leaving the Milky Way, you’re really not actually that far away.

[@winndypops]

That's a pretty cool concept, never really thought about the idea that the Forgotten Primarch had his name/history obscured for his own protection or the protection of his mission, and the idea that he had been sent out to form a refuge outside of the Galaxy is dope. I think it's tough to argue against the idea of Dark Age Humans sending out expeditions or probes, the success and current situation of these expeditions can be debated though.

[@wolvo5441]

A good question is if the heresy didn’t happen, how would the Emperor have handled the Tyranids?

[@TheAussief1]

Open the vaults under the palace and get some programmable grey ooze.

[@wolvo5441]

@ grey ooze for everyone! :D

[@gerardclarke1001]

If the heresy didn’t happen then tyranids would’ve never seen the galaxy since the destruction of the Pharos beacon is what drew them here

[@EricDaMAJ]

One of GW’s errors was grossly miscalculating how big the galaxy is. The Imperium supposedly rules a million inhabited worlds. But the galaxy has at least 100 billion stars. Even if only 10% of them had inhabited planets the Imperium would still be too small to be the dominant galactic empire. Now scale that up to a universe where galaxies of 100-400 billion stars are mere pinpricks of light and you get an inkling how far away they are. If we built a starship that could traverse our galaxy in a month it would still be too slow to get to the nearest galaxy.

[@etuanno]

Andromeda is not that fat away. If you built a starship with a speed of 100k light years per month, you'd be there within two years. Andromeda is only 2.5 million light years away.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Andromeda is not that fat but she is pretty thick

[@Gunnar001]

It’s regularly stated in the lore that the territory controlled by the Imperium is like many small islands in an ocean separated by vast distances as opposed to continuous connected territory. Also, the Imperium really isn’t the largest galactic empire to have existed in the history of the galaxy. It’s simply the largest in the current age. The Necron empire at its height was stated to have controlled a “billion worlds.”

[@PartigradeCannon]

What about an Ancient Aeldari Empire expedition to other galaxies? They would have had like 60 million years to try it out.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Spirit stones, they cant leave, Slaanesh will drain them whereever they are

[@pepperjack3777]

​@@TheLostPrimarch the eldar empire was before spirit stones and slannesh

[@thedingo6577]

The fact that they’re only scouts paired with that image at 1:50 almost makes me think the Hive Fleets are just cells scouting the galaxy sent from the main Tyranid body. THE Tyranid, if you will. As a guy with that specific fear of really big things, that’s terrifying

[@ulkem]

You've been pumping out 10+ min long videos almost everyday. Way to go, man. Reaching 100k in this year isn't far off. Good luck and godspeed.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Appreciate it! Hard work usually pays off, and I have a good feeling that this time it will too!

[@Vantud391]

That's it: The forgotten primarch lead an expedition of humanity to an distant galaxy. There, he meet both orc and eldar, only to unite together to battle the chaos (or tyranid) under a big cosmic tree.😅😂

[@lmao7183]

In the novel "Storm of Iron" one person did leave the galaxy via a warp portal that opened up when she was elevated into a Demon Princess.

[@AyarARJ]

Worst advert for a time-share, ever. Needs a 👍

[@rotciv1492]

If that lost ship ever reaches another galaxy, I don't know who will be more surprised, if them or Trazyn, who was already there.

[@StarsAndDreamz]

I always liked the idea that at least one of the unknown primarchs was someone who grew up on a peaceful planet. Someone who wouldn't want to fight forever, who would sue for peace. And the emperor killed him and erased him.

[@nrais76]

Love that you mentuoned that one page short story from the 90s about the probe. Not many are privvy to that bit of lore. And many of those that are barely remember it.

[@jeremyedwards4426]

I firmly believe atleast one of the old ones left the galaxy and fled to the Magellanic Clouds, and that is why we have Tyranids invading starting from the galactic east.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

That is a reasonable thing to believe in

[@KingOfMadCows]

Since 40K takes a lot of inspiration from Dune, I wouldn't be surprised if the Emperor had a plan similar to Leto II's Scattering. In Dune, Leto II bred the no-gene into humanity, which made them immune to prescience. This allowed humanity to spread out into the universe, free from anything that can use prescient powers to destroy them. 40K has blanks, who are unaffected by the Warp. So if they ever create another way of FTL travel, maybe something using Necron technology, they can send blanks out into the cosmos, allowing humanity to survive and be free from the threat of Chaos.

[@telmosilva9161]

I wouldn't be surprised if several fully functioning, AI controlled STCs from the dark age of technology, were on their way to some of the nearest globular clusters or even Canis Major Dwarf galaxy, at 25k light years away. Imo the warp should have roughly the same shape as the galaxy, so at some point, sublight engines would be required. Also wouldn't be surprised, considering how ancient they are, to find a Necron tombworld out there. Congrats on 24k NERD!

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Thank you Telmo. That is really reasonable idea. Let AI do the steering while everyone else is in stasis.

[@Gunnar001]

The warp and chaos spans the universe. It actually spans all universes in the multiverse, as stated several times in official lore.

[@telmosilva9161]

@@Gunnar001 Oh nice! Had to do some research after, but from what I gathered while the warp extends everywhere, outside of the galaxy is just too calm, no "currents" to carry ships, no references to jump out too either. Thx for the intel @Gunnar001.

[@GenoX1987]

I like to imagine theirs a backdrop of a greater Ork vs Tyranid super war occurring in the void, with great massive cosmic entities beyond the reach and scope of the warp in the background as the primary threat feasting upon both.

[@jeremyallemand8288]

The king of necron did it. So why wouldn't it possible for humans ? Also, no matter where humans go, chaos will follow. Even though, it took millennium before chaos appeared in milky way.

[@Jordan_C_Wilde]

Shoutout to Larry. Venturing where no man has gone before.

[@harrisonlee9585]

I do love that the Spirit of Eternity is basically the Ideon of the 40k universe. So advanced people actually don't want to know too much about it.

[@justinweber4977]

Ive seen a couple of collaborative story/world building efforts online on the premise that "One of the Lost Primarchs was actually sent to Andromeda to establish a beachhead for humanity to survive there as a final failsafe". Which is a fun premise

[@Real_Iron_Smith]

It's definitely one of the most unique Missing Primarch concepts I've heard!

[@gergosoos4652]

40K creators: we did not tell you, but in this universe this galaxy is THE MOST PEACEFUL!

[@Entr0per]

Great topic to explore, a Primarch tasked with a “last resort” mission outside the galaxy

[@rumorcontrol7873]

It makes a lot of sense that orks would think to go sailing off into the void of space beyond the galactic rim

[@conjoiner83]

So I guess this means that the 2nd Primarch was Aleksandr Kerensky after all. Will the Imperium accept their Batchall? 40K x Battletech crossover confirmed 😆

[@codyblea3638]

Mechwarrior with a Commando misjumps 37,500 years into the future. Has to fight Orks. Has no idea where they are, but they know they must kill.

[@thorveim1174]

Man imagine, Kerensky leaves the inner sphere, clanners come back and find the Imperium of Man instead XD

[@Lazarus1095]

I'll take the Culture, myself.

[@JonathanARae]

3:44 Is anyone familiar with BattleTech? They had the "Clans", a militarized human offshoot that returned later to conquer.

[@KrazyMateo]

Got to wonder if the Orks killed the last Old Ones as they went more Savage and just saw the big lizards as a "Good Fight", now they're just everywhere.

[@aboxofphotons]

There is 2.5 billion light years worth of nothing between our galaxy and the next so even if someone did leave this galaxy, they'd never get to see anything.

[@RandomPlacebo]

The death of integrity, if we can build a ship that can do that we can go to another galaxy

[@kevinoliver3083]

The Silent King. But he came back when he saw what was out there.

[@ZenPyramid]

...maybe the two Primarks fell in love and wandered off beyond the Rim together, forever...

[@TheLostPrimarch]

what

[@ZenPyramid]

@@TheLostPrimarch ...that's the sanitized version, my original pet theory had the Emperor find the pair of them butt fucking and eradicated them both in a fit of rage. i prefer the idea they elope beyond the Rim together, it's much more romantic, i think i'll run with that in future. My OTHER theory is that both the lost Primarchs are actually female, and there's a secret pair of legions of female Astartes lurking somewhere in the Galaxy. Can't think of a better way to keep Amazon happy...

[@deusexaethera]

First you need to define what the edge of the galaxy is. There's stars all the way out, they just get further and further apart.

[@Mangoman146-vg9yq]

FINALLY I HAVE MORE STUFF TO LOREDUMP ABOUT THE SPACE SHARKS!

[@Dumb-Comment]

The imperium has millions of worlds, there must've been millions of STCs too

[@RawDogAnAeldari]

Bro I just want to say you have been crushing it! I love your outlooks and personal inputs.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Thank you, I appreciate the kind words!

[@kamaeq]

Interesting speculation on the Forgotten Primarch. It could fit. Given that it appears 90% or so of the galaxy isn't even on anyone's scope... There are also several minor galaxies orbiting the Milky Way with 20+ billion stars in them. Plenty of real estate, but the closest is "only" about 50,000 light years away. I could see them as being Ork infested... Of course, there is the still unaccounted for and "forgotten" C'Tan, the Outsider. Supposedly "insane" and occupying a Dyson Sphere in intergalactic space that the Nid hive fleets appear to avoid. On the Nids, IMO, the supposed incoming "bulk" coming has to be consuming something to survive and there is nothing but each other, which is the easiest logical way to deal with this overwhelming menace, perhaps combined with the incomprehensibly vast legions of Necrons that have still not been awakened and/or rebuilt. Remember, if the Necrons run out of minds to run their construct bodies, they appear to have solved the AI problem and they can just build more and more of their robot warriors. Of course, that has other problems down the line...

[@albdamned577]

I really do imagine that “the warp” is really thin (no emotions out there) and if you tried to go there it would be like walking off the planet (it curves in on itself).

[@OldBrensBarn]

Anyone who opens with 'hello nerd' so earnestly, gets my vote

[@colin8696908]

Congratulations you now belong to the AI.

[@alexlloyd2198]

Silent King popped out the galaxy for a bit, found the nids heading our way and came back to watch lol

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Entertainment is entertainment xD

[@ThemrRewind]

I swear you're professor zoidburg, this entire video I couldn't stop thinking about it..

[@TheLostPrimarch]

I sound nothing alike him lol

[@michaelhowell2326]

If we want to be pedantic, any time someone has entered the warp, they left the Milky-way. I can't say for sure if anyone has entered a separate galaxy though.

[@davidmiddleton7958]

The Necron "The Silent King" went extra galactic. Encountering the Tyranids!

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Next time you comment, please watch the video.

[@ajosralastname7823]

I think guardsman Larry goes to Andromeda would be just whacky enough to work.

[@cccpredarmy]

In grim darkness of the far future there is only void

[@spacebees86]

"Hello nerd!.. big dumb brain people-" is as far as I got before hitting subscribe. I know quality when I find it

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Welcome, Nerd! Hope you are here to stay!

[@simonslade-xb2qu]

At the height of human/ai civilization, beings who did not want to go to war left maybe

[@src6339]

Well, given the necrons' tech level & perpensity to go into hypersleep, wouldn't be any surprise if the jumped galaxies eons ago 🤔

[@borealisink4819]

If the lost Primarch thing is true, are the Charcarodons we see the gate keepers? The ones that were left behind to keep the galaxy born humans from going out in that direction (top of the galaxy) so the out-of-galaxy humans will stay a secret?

[@kylebell7879]

We left and started this post on a previously tyranid controlled (dinosaurs) planet we call earth. Too bad the galaxy (andromeda) will collide with ours in the future

[@mikeloeven]

Unless there is more recent lore that contradicts it Fabius Bile referred to the war in heaven once as "A war that laid waste to every galaxy in the universe." In theory you could find the big 3 Orks Eldar and Necrons in other galaxies if this is true

[@lucastursi]

Oh man. This talk about the 40k's Milky Way not meeting expectations I just realized that the only faction that is "happy" in a sense, has and will meet their society needs and fullfillments, are the ORKS! LOL. And only because it is built in their way of living and genetics

[@yellowdancer7055]

I know u just said forget the Raven Guard.... But I just listened to both Carcaradons novels. They are clearly without a doubt the Raven Guard Terran born Corvus exiled to deep space. Their interactions with the Ashen Claws (renegades from the Raven Guard 18th chapter) confirm this very clearly.

[@hamarbiljungskile8953]

I do believe a little ship called the Event Horizon may have left the galaxy for a spell.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Ayyyy if you know you know

[@Satire-Gaming]

Something i often think about but nobody else ever seems to, what if the tyranids are fleeing something far more terrible than themselves? Either way, do not flee towards the direction that their fleets come from lol

[@burningpentagram666]

Well , basically entering the Eye of Terror is leaving reality , and so the galaxy 😁

[@Mister42Unhinged]

This has got be one of your best videos yet. Well thought out. Lots of food for the brain cells.

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Glad you think so!

[@RustyPawz]

Star wars and 40k take place in the same universe so clearly at some point humans traversed the universe

[@ah9580]

I think the dark age humans or elder for sure left the galaxy in a panic to escape the great cataclysms that fell upon them. then became tyranid chum

[@AsbestosMuffins]

there was the Kotov Crusade which did leave the galaxy though warp travel near the edge of the galaxy gets kinda impossible. only using basically a mad AI were they able to navagate through the warpstorms

[@TheSpicyLeg]

Well, obviously the Tyranids have been out there. The Silent King was outside the galaxy after the C’tan betrayal. My question is whether the Webway or the Warp actually extend outside the galaxy.

[@antonysherry4267]

Paradigm- "par-a-dime" 😊

[@TheLostPrimarch]

Ok, thanks!

[@antonysherry4267]

@TheLostPrimarch Any time. W40k seems to have the most unpronounceable words in their lore.

[@Spacefrisian]

The Emperor send his only Female Primarch outside the Milky Way just to keep her from fighting.

[@stefanbeatdown4685]

If you'd overshoot into the void with a rescue capsule gravity will eventually pull you back to the center of mass of the system (typically the sun). It just takes reeeeeaaaaaally long time depending on the velocity and mass of the capsule.

[@gadrielvanorion9872]

the forgotten could have also been send there as penitence sending 1 primarch away as a massiv failsafe is an emperor thing to do either by design or to give him a chance of forgiveness either way its a solid theory and GW could just humor this one with a lil bit of breadcrums just enough to make this one seem more possible

[@TheLostPrimarch]

That would be very cool

[@TheAussief1]

Sending to Primarch away with all the DAOT tech and STCs to another galaxy to establish a new Goldenage empire would have to be done in absolute secrecy. The tech priests would go insane and fully revolt to know of such plans without their cooperation, seeing it as a precursor to them been made redundant.. that would be the end of the imperium. To hide such a galaxy shaking secret, all the other primarchs and the legions would have willingly go under mind wiping just to remove evidence and done personal housecleaning for remaining evidence. It would be their greatest hope, that they would return with fleets of DOAT ships, powered by FTL drives that don’t use the warp.

[@GtheMVP]

Always asking the fun questions!

[@TheLostPrimarch]

At least trying :)

[@warhawkofchogoris8555]

The theory of the forgotten Primarch is one I subscribe to as well

[@brydonjesse]

I like this far away son theory... great job

[@paulmusgrave2243]

We’re do we think this galaxy stands compared to the trillions out there?I mean if the Imperium handled the tyranids with how devolved technological they have become.Then how many species could be out there at the level of dot man or Eldar before the fall,Necron level even Krork.Some galaxies would be less advanced some would be far beyond races in this galaxy. Galaxies are not the same age.