THE SILENT KING MOVES! HIS LATEST ACTIONS REVEALED!

[@jonshort]

The silent king tired, it’s exhausting carrying an entire faction on your back in every tournament list.

[@reddragon4482]

It's a shame you can't field him twice in a list lmao.

[@Guo1234bob]

@@reddragon4482 why would you? He can already buff himself😂😂😂

[@reddragon4482]

@@Guo1234bob I dunno stacks the buffs or something and just watch your opponent leave the table and go home and rope lmao xD

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

To answer the closing question: The Silent King is on a completely different scale than Guilliman. People tend to forget that in the current setting, “a galaxy at war” refers more to multiple, smaller wars happening simultaneously, at a multi-sector scale at their very largest. The War in Heaven by contrast, was a single war spanning the entire galaxy. At the most basic level, Szarekh, and every Necron noble too, has 5,000,000 years worth of experience from that time, where things like the Celestial Orrery weren’t even considered proper weaponry. (He can be said to have won that war by the way.) Guilliman has, with the most generous estimates, 500 years under his belt and only 9 of those were spent fighting in the Horus Heresy. If it wasn’t for meta reasons, a clash between the two would be catastrophic for the Primarch. Szarekh shattered an entire C’tan on his own with the very technology its kind gave him when the Emperor himself, wielding psychic powers, only managed to hold back a shard long enough to re-imprison it. Roboute is it an infant compared to Szarekh.

[@KaiserAfini]

The stars themselves are children compared to him, most eldars are teenagers and the greatest strategists naught but bumbling babes. He is probably the only person that can make Imotekh nervous.

[@allways28]

thats all well and good however the emperor protects

[@felipeguidolin1055]

But what about plot armor? You can't forget plot armor!

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

@@felipeguidolin1055 If it wasn’t for meta reasons, Warhammer 40k army options would just be Orks, Tyranids, and Necrons.

[@OrkOfOhio]

@@KaiserAfini and da green boyz.

[@poopentruppen75]

Necron gang rise up

[@justadogobeingdogo5766]

Imperatoris Voluntas Xenos! -Black Templar Gang

[@jakewu8268]

Yes glory for the Necrons ! The time has come.

[@ryansauchuk7290]

When you're livin on your knees you rise up

[@Shedgaming_40k]

Our time has come !!

[@XxXDBKXxX]

I sleep. Real shit!

[@WR288]

Guilliman and Szarekh share common enemies in the big 2 of Chaos and the Tyranids. If they met, I can see some sort of unspoken agreement to leave each other alone at the very least.

[@reddragon4482]

It's not really Grimdark anymore with everyone holding hands though.

[@axcel9128]

@@reddragon4482 common enemy is not holding hands

[@reddragon4482]

@@axcel9128 Well GW is doing it with every race now lol. The eldar, necrons and now they will be adding dwarves into the mix too. Iy's just not very Grimdark and bleak anymore, even the official art isn;'t the same these days. Just my opinion though.

[@Guo1234bob]

@@reddragon4482 I…..don’t believe that the eldar will join with the necrons any time soon.

[@axcel9128]

@@reddragon4482 I don‘t get the squats too dude but I think interaction between the races that isn‘t purely antagonistic is ok

[@raefmanley9316]

Is it possible that Szarekh could still possess the Command Protocols and is just choosing not to use them

[@thundercrash4775]

If so, why? It seems pretty clear that using them, if he still has them, would make the job infinitely easier. With the imminent breaching of the Warp, any sort of avoidable delay will be costly in the long term.

[@DaneInTheUS]

GW seemed to hint that this was the case back when 9th started - they were talking about how a lot of dynasties all of a sudden merged into the Szarekhan one for no discernable reason ... but maybe they are kind of broken? My personal thought is that he can't trigger it remotely, but they're still in them all, but the Overlords have to activate those dormant protocols on their own

[@ekulerudamuru]

@@thundercrash4775 I think it's not as simple as switching it on and off, he needed things to prepare maybe even need to actually be there in person for the overlords so yeah 1 at a time

[@davidgould7160]

anything is possible with how liberally GW uses retcons, especially with Necrons, but id imagine its more complicated than that. Id imagine the reality is that a lot of dynasties may be beset on all sides either from rival factions, alien invaders or responsible for a decrepit and ruined world with fractured armies whose forces have decayed with time. Those ruined dynasties would jump at the chance to avoid annihilation by linking up with Szarekh who possibly maintains a blackstone fortress or a war moon (the real Beast is back)

[@emperor002002]

"I feel insulted, destroy the planet." I like the silent king even more now.

[@jeramahia123]

I was under the impression the Silent King woke up because of the Tyranids. I'd love to know what his actual thoughts on them are - like a story with an actual speech from the Silent King about what he felt when he sensed the Tyranids that made him decide they were enough of a threat to awaken.

[@Lionlord1000]

He was already awake. He exiled himself in shame and set off from the galaxy after he commanded the necrons to enter the great sleep. He encountered the nids out in the void betwen the stars and saw that unless he returned from his exile and united the necrons his greatest shame and mistake, the biotransference could never be reversed as he feared the tyranids would consume all organic matter in the milky way.

[@the11382]

@@Lionlord1000 If the silent king can travel outside the galaxy, why can't humans seed outside?

[@DestructoCopter]

@@the11382 because the galaxy is surrounded by nid hive fleets

[@eotwkdp]

@@the11382 imagine if the silent king ship is a submarine flying straight through a ocean of bugs. Which is funny

[@evanboll4651]

@@the11382 Because the Nid's literally ate everything else in the universe.

[@BanditUshanka]

I try not to ponder what a Necron is up to after reading their novels. They can literally stop and think about a question and not realize a few hundred years have passed while they ponder trivial things. With a being like that, you can literally see them disappear for centuries just because they're pondering the most effective way to spite another high ranking Necron for fun.

[@EvilEmperorZ]

Why was the SILENT king so QUITE? I see what you did there! Well done sir! Well done! 👏👏👏

[@MagosCavantis]

Szeras had a major part in constructing the bio furnaces. I think it would logical to argue, that he is quite infamous among the Necrons so the Silent King making that move makes sense.

[@VVopal]

Looks like GW are preparing for something good, gulliman is back, Silent King is making a move, possible Krork from Octarius and the tyranids coming out of Octarius too.

[@Thatoneguy-e2f]

The golden throne failing in a century-ish

[@VVopal]

@@Thatoneguy-e2f which is fine, emps is a perpetual and will revive

[@patrickcho791]

@@VVopal lmao the astronomicon will go out if that happens, imperium will be absolutely fucked

[@VVopal]

@@patrickcho791 yeah they'll be fucked for like, 5-10 years but they've been fucked for 10k years. It'll be like the age of strife, they got through one they can get through another thats much shorter

[@christianrothbauer862]

Don’t forget the bomb in the golden throne put there by Vulkan that goes off if the emperor were to die.

[@FabricationMachinep1]

I love seeing the cryptek piece I comissioned of L J Koh show up in Necron vids.

[@chrisdempyful]

I think that the command protocols that he once had where shut off manually on each nexus and he is actually going around restarting them up to take complete control of all the necrons once again

[@VierAlder]

I had the same reply on a comment I made on this channel. Is it real?

[@chrisdempyful]

@@VierAlder don’t know will wait and see I suppose

[@enginepy]

I’m reading the Infinite and the Divine now. It’s just great, and funny. I love those whacky necrons now.

[@jakewu8268]

I remember getting really excited when reading the latest White Dwarf ngl, love to see him actually doing some stuff in the lore now!

[@akumaking1]

Robert Rath and Richard Reed should create a first person novel of Szarekh on his time during the War in Heaven

[@TheKagar]

Thank you for upload :)

[@LichKingg23]

The Sitent King fought in the War in Heaven. Leading it nonethenless, Guilliman can be a brillian primarch with his supply lines but the Silent King is The Silent King. Sincearly, I thought His return would be more impactful than he is now. He basicaly booting his Wi-Fi

[@combomaster666]

Silent King should definitely be able to beat Guilliman both as a leader and in direct combat, the only question is can whoever writes this story take away the Ultramarines plot armour.

[@edmundthespiffing2920]

@@combomaster666 they can write Boby being beaten to near death... again. In fact, I think G should be left out of combating the Silent King; it was seen too much.

[@wanderhillen2435]

Give him some time, he's only been back for a few centuries of in-universe time. That is less than the time a Necron takes to properly insult a rival phaeron. It's not Szareks problem that the lesser races are so impatient.

[@naughtyconklin2519]

Hail to the infinite Empire!

[@TheFaulkned]

I love the necron. It was the nightbringer the got me into 40k. Though eventually I fell in love with the ordo Maleus and the Eldar to a lesser extent. However I think about the soulless walking death of the Galaxy, gw has made it very clear that the primary of the ultra marines has thicker plot armor then anyone in the setting except maybe Abbadon. So I look at the silent king as 40k's answer to Nagash. Probably the most dangerous individual in the setting who is destined to lose every time he fights a named character

[@dr.michaelmarx3085]

Honestly. And it makes me sad.

[@thepcfd]

image we necron death korps of kreig. :D

[@adrianatkins10]

Any day Rho uploads it's a good day

[@shaderunner8220]

Honestly the Silent King is easily way above even Guilliman. He's at least on par with the Emperor himself, easily one of the absolute powerful beings in the entire setting at the moment. He's just being very cautious, and attempting to reclaim the galaxy rather than destroy it. Which is why we still only see glimpses of his sheer power.

[@ryan1000011]

I mean in terms of pure combat the infinate and the divine has Trazin beat a c'tan shard in combat (only one not the other 5 floating about) so the king is able to do more than that this puts him at likely emp's lvl (coz of that void dragon shard gave big E a hard time) but in terms of fighting war he could whoop big E around the galaxy 1000's of times over He's just to old and is the only being known to have actually killed gods something big E wants to do but can't quite manage it

[@wanderhillen2435]

@@ryan1000011 Big E can't quite manage it YET. I agree though, Szarek vs Guilliman would be an absolute curb stomb in favour of the Necron King.

[@celsetialarchives5909]

Hopefully hes preparing the nexrons for the full apocalyptically overwhelming and utterly devastating arrival of the full might of the tyrandids as he as i remember is the only one to have witnessed it beforehand It'd be cool if it was so bad the necrons imperium AND Aeldari all had tk team up just to start trying to resist

[@shaderunner8220]

The Necrons and Aeldars teaming up is very difficult to see as they are very bitter enemies. The Tau would absolutely join up in that alliance though, they have been fighting the tyranids for a while now and have been mostly successful.

[@twoscarabsintheswarm9055]

That's impossible so no lol

[@piezombie1420]

I always thought he was just floating around on some space chair exploring

[@RobouteGuilliman-M41]

If they made a White Dwarf that was all Warhammer 40k lore, I'd get it, for sure, but the problem is, it seems like it can't be counted on to contain Warhammer 40,000 lore, and is mostly just about game rules, and painting figures.

[@Destinybro35]

Don’t forget Dante had a close encounter with the silent king, I wanna know how the silent king and sanguius met and their interaction. Maybe Dante will come and help out if needed

[@paimonisfood4986]

The Silent King never met Sanguinius and was clearly lying to Dante

[@Mastercio]

@@paimonisfood4986 Well... necrons can time travel... so he could meet him even if he "officially" would still float outside galaxy.

[@markmueller-rougier3098]

The greatest threat to his plan is how long it's taking the newest Windows OS to load his command protocols back up.

[@clockwork7daemon]

Hope he hasn't lost the boot disc

[@lilv3966]

Isn't it clear he's preparing for League of Votann's dominance

[@vladtheimpaler3625]

I doubt imperium can take on any fully awakened Necron dynasty.

[@DaveNyhilus]

Szarekh: Imotekh, join me and we'll conquer the galaxy. Just serve me and it'll be easy. Imotekh: Imotekh does not serve, Imotekh rules!

[@chaboof120]

The silent king of the necrons lives in Zanzibar now 🎶that’s just where he lives I guess

[@bolerobolero5668]

Silent King should win against Guilliman, if not for the Papasmurfs plot armor

[@temmy9]

He can be considered a peer of beings like the Emperor

[@duppyman9025]

Szarekh knows what's coming.... spoiler The full Mega Fleet of the Tyranids!

[@countvolkihar566]

Always Necrons, I love them so much :)

[@theroadstopshere]

Much though I've enjoyed seeing Guilliman and the traitor Primarchs flexing their might across the galaxy again (especially with how much better humanized they've become in recent years) I don't think there's a chance in hell Guilliman or any of the Living Primarchs would stand a chance against Szarekh, either strategically or in especially one-on-one combat. The scheming and treachery of the Pharons could prove to be enough of an Achilles heel to make them on par in terms of effectiveness as a commander of battle zones, but the only beings who could stand face to face with Szarekh in combat and live would be perhaps the Emperor or the greatest champions of Chaos while empowered by their Gods-- and even then, I'd bet on needing 2-3 of the Gods involved at least to be a winning fight. He is simply far too old, experienced, and well-equiped with weapons from the War in Heaven for any mortal in the galaxy today to be his match. It's fortunate for all non-Chaos and Tyranid factions that he sees the other lesser races as more nuisance or even temporary allies in cases than as real threats, as this keeps his focus away from shattering already-fragile systems of power. He may not be in his heyday anymore with the command codes, but all the rest of his power and dominance as the leader of the faction who killed more Gods than any other remains as it was. Would NOT wanna see him show up in any mainline Imperial novels soon, mostly because I fear that would be a deathknell for a Primarch or major story character I love.

[@Dadecorban]

A mere Chapter Master is 1-1 against the Stormlord. Not sure the power scaling supports your thesis

[@theroadstopshere]

@@Dadecorban while I get your point, I think there's a big difference between tabletop and chapter lore book power scaling and the in-lore wider setting power scale. 40K has never exactly been consistent about the relative strengths of characters and factions, but I think that with Necrons on the rise in the setting today, you'd be hard-pressed to see a lore book in which Szarekh would be overmatched by a Primarch, or Imotekh by a chapter master (aside from perhaps Blackmane, Calgar, or one of the other legendary named characters, who are themselves in-lore nearly demi-Primarchs in power) Definitely don't think the scaling is perfect or not in need of some retcons, and I'd be fine with being proven wrong in future, I just don't think it'd make sense in the setting today for Szarekh to be anything less than near-invincible. Especially with other loyal Primarchs returning in the near future, he needs to be overwhelmingly powerful in order to be perceived as a threat to an Imperium with multiple demigods at the helm.

[@vothbetilia4862]

@@theroadstopshere except he can't when every dynasty is literally at eachs others throats, I do not doubt Szarekh abilities, however the Imperium is usually one step ahead.

[@Dadecorban]

@@theroadstopshere Except no one was confused that we were talking about the fluff, not the crunch. Also Helbrecht did fight the Stormlord twice and is 1-1, which was the point; there is a fluff example of an Astartes matching perhaps the second most powerful Necron (in physical combat perhaps). The point of that being that if an Astartes can win in single combat against the second most powerful Necron, it's at least plausible that both a Primarch and a the Silent King are competitive. I'm not speculating on how things that haven't happened yet will change things that have already happened (the power scaling), I'm going to refer to things that have happened. One is reasonable as far as these sorts of conversations go and the other is sub-prime mortgage speculation.

[@theroadstopshere]

@@Dadecorban Right, no, totally agree on the general idea-- wasn't 100% whether you meant crunch, Helbrecht, or both, but I definitely don't think that it's unreasonable for Guilliman or another loyalist to at least duke it out with Szarekh and survive, just that them winning really wouldn't make sense narratively, nor with how much the Silent King has done in his time even when compared to the Stormlord. Big fan of Imotekh, but I've felt for a long while that his ability to match Szarekh has far more to do with how much longer he's been active in the recent setting and the alliances and subjugations he's forced than it does actual capabilities. Just speculation based on the way each has been used in the lore, but even just in terms of their respective necron bodies, Szarekh's is on another level compared to even most of the mightiest Pharons. He may not be as far above them as the Emperor was to the Primarchs, but especially with his currently known war gear and the shard of the Void Dragon he keeps around, I just can't see him as being a winnable fight for even an empowered Primarch. Survivable, maybe, but winnable? It'd definitely feel like some plot armor nonsense and would seriously hurt the believability of the necron threat. Again, just my view on the more recent lore, would not be terribly surprised (but would be disappointed) if he was used as a final boss in another new trilogy. And like I said, Helbrecht and other chapter masters or named legendary characters like him are exceptions to the way I think the chapter master of an 'average' chapter would fare against Imotekh, both for reasons of skill and war gear and for plot armor reasons. A lot of the story-important chapter masters right now have fluff achievements and power unmatched by any since the days of the legions. Which, you know, makes sense given the continuous power scaling since 40K started, even if it is kinda silly when supposedly gear and knowledge have been deteriorating for 10000 years, but somehow this current generation has all the heroes and legends, who I don't think are comparable to the ordinary Astartes chapter masters and captains. Obviously this is all just casual discussion and speculation by us as fans, so I'm absolutely not gonna try and say that you should feel the same as me or that my perspective is somehow more 'canonical'.

[@dr.strangelove9815]

A Silent King and Imperial alliance would be interesting.

[@etowahwillis902]

What is the music in this? I hear it in every video and I love it so much but I can’t find it

[@karasguro6919]

Music belongs to Wolf Lord Rho. So made by Wolf or for him.

[@etowahwillis902]

@@karasguro6919 damn ok

[@aurorajones8481]

Just wait until Tuk 'HaKar comes onto the scene to challenge him directly. Its my new favorite show. "General Hostilities" 😂

[@thepcfd]

wonder what he will say on kreig korps. :D

[@damianwomack4668]

Biggest question I have about Szarekh is why his design looks nothing like how he is described when he met with the Blood Angels prior to the Devastation of Baal

[@davidbowles7281]

He dies every match and explodes brilliantly. That's his latest action.

[@VierAlder]

He needs to talk to Guilliman, figure they have more than a bit in common.

[@DestructoCopter]

The way the Silent King's ship is described at the beginning of the video, its not a black stone fortress. Even worse, it sounds like its a World Engine.

[@NarFlux]

The Plot would give Gillamen the win. But logic and technological potential would say the Silent King and Necrons would wipe the Space Marines right out. The dude has had 60+ million years to refine his technology and battle plans. A meager Space Marine Primarch wouldn't stand a chance.

[@TheKnizzine]

Guliman is a diplomat and The Silent King managed to work with the blood angels and Dante that one time, I doubt they would fight unless forced to they are two of the few bigger picture individual in the universe

[@lepszykomentator]

Theory: Silent King is being controlled by Trazyn, that's why he "came back".

[@dustyboi8975]

How would that work?

[@canis2020]

@@dustyboi8975 space magic

[@lepszykomentator]

@@dustyboi8975 Trazyn use to have many Necron puppets, holding valid controll protocols. He uses them to pretend to be him... Or someone else. He might have made one looking as a Szarekh or assume control over him. Or be the real Szarekh at the first place.

[@electricfeverx976]

This is pretty out there, even Trazyn's not that good and that's coming from a huge fan of his. The dude is powerful and has a variety of tools, but Szarekh is on a whole other level.

[@paimonisfood4986]

Not possible the Silent King is wayyy above Trazyn

[@vothbetilia4862]

So basically a Horus heresy is coming, but Necron version. But knowing the Imperium, they're is gonna pull something cheeky.

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

Not really. Szarekh is playing nice for the long term benefits. But if push comes to shove, all of the Necron nobility are just one override command away from being brought to heel by the Triarch Praetorians, code enforcers who still have VERY active command protocols and are still unquestionably loyal to the Silent King. As they operate outside of the traditional power structure, they can and do cancel any dissenting noble’s reanimation protocols at will, promptly vaporizing the noble in question after if they do not submit. Not even Imotekh can stand up to that.

[@malekith2724]

when the silent king moves the universe craps its self

[@alfredtg6762]

I wonder if the set-backs the Silent King is suffering are related to his political issues? Sure his power and prestige can basically force any Lord or Phaeron into submission wherever he happens to be, but if his subordinates are doing whatever they want behind his back that might cause some issues. I think that the root of his problem with his servants has to do with the fact that he is not using the Command Protocols and is fairly inexperienced with maintaining a galactic war while his people have their own will. I mean, almost no one alive at this point has any experience with actual galaxy-wide warfare other than Szarekh. Even Guilliman only fought at that scale for a short time, and didn't have the scope of authority that Szarekh does, but Szarekh didn't have to compensate for his own people's fractious nature during the War in Heaven.

[@area609joe2]

I think audio books are still avail. Cant wait to devastation of baal. Humble bundle

[@ronoc5811]

I don't think most people understand how big a moon is ....sure they vary in since but our moon spans the length of the USA indont think even blak stone fortresses or the falanxs come close ...unless the moon is was compared to was tiny

[@LinkiePup]

What I think is awesome about TSK is that he’s fair. You see that he CAN, absolutely just destroy a planet. But he doesn’t. Hes like “hey, play by my rules, and you’ll live, but if you dont, fuk u.”

[@ditmarvanbelle1061]

Why do I hear the word "Guilliman" in a Necron vid?? He's a non-entity.

[@KingMonkeyEnma]

He’s been pretty silent for a king

[@LoFi_Sinner95]

Aren't only a fraction of the necrons currently awake!?

[@ebonycat1985]

Down with gillaman

[@DandySlayer13]

All this does is make me still wish for the Oldcrons because I still find it hard to care about the Space Tomb Kings and their drama but at least the Silent King is a cool character. I wanna see him face off against a Primarch Traitor or Loyalist and see how he fares. Also still sad at the lost of Pariahs...

[@blingsing5383]

I’d still love to see the idea behind the Oldcrons get recycled (no pun intended) into a new faction

[@ophicusmm6514]

Totally agreed, bro

[@DandySlayer13]

@@blingsing5383 That or discover that a certain dynasty of Newcrons has really been behind the Oldcrons as they awoke far sooner then anyone knows, stayed in the shadows, and in secret began to take control of tomb worlds and they actually seeded humanity with the Pariah Gene allowing for the Pariahs. Pariahs are just cool and down right scary to all but especially psykers. Make it something more akin to the Tau and the Farsight Enclaves, a faction within a faction.

[@Redx6504]

@@DandySlayer13 I hear this a lot from Oldcron fans. The newcrons are the whole reason I was drawn to Warhammer 40k so I legitimately do not understand this position at all. Also they did fit in much of the oldcron lore, the reason why there were legions of units seemingly hell bent on the destruction of all life is because it was Imoteks dynasty which woke up relatively early compared to many other dynasties. It's also why Imoteks Necron empire is the largest, when looking at the map of Necron empires they had a head start. I agree what they did to pariahs was a shame though, fun concept, hoping they work it in. My head canon is that it was an experiment the necrons worked with but found wasn't worth the time, effort, and resources to stick to.

[@gabrielx4639]

Sure not like necrons have the best characters in the lore and books if they were just terminators we would have none of that

[@ardabaser1349]

I don't think it makes any sense for a primarch to beat Szarekh. Even if Guilliman unlocked Emperor privileges again, warp can't do much to the necrons. I don't know whether the necrons even need to be weary of the warp with the exception of wanting to keep organic life around so that they can one day return to their mortal lives.

[@kb9oak749]

The Silent King is most displeased with your apparent lack of progress.

[@paulwilson2045]

Did wolf lord rho ask why is the silent king so quiet? 😂

[@albertor.6635]

Necorn version of horus heresy🤔

[@edmundthespiffing2920]

Oh God..... YES

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

Triarch Praetorians: Interesting prospect, HOWEVER.

[@crippletime]

Algorithm comment

[@blingsing5383]

Your dedication has been noted citizen

[@jonas639]

And thats why I would follow Imotekh and not the silent king. At least backstabbing is not allowed.

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

Triarch Praetorians: Allow is to introduce ourselves.

[@Subject_Keter]

Idk why but it sounded like those rag magizines that say a Celebrity is fat or a little shit.

[@Captaintrippz]

Only threat in the galaxy to the necron is the necron. And the Nids. Not terribly certain anyone really gets how many there are except the silent man himself.

[@williamwhitney5266]

The Necropolis Has Awaken The Great Soul Well Shines Bright Awaken The Royal Court of Saturn Awake, Awake, Awaken House of Saturn We are the Nightmare of the Void We are the Reapers of the Battlefield You Reap What You Sow in Life&Death -Saturn Your God Emperor and The Light of Humankind will Fall into the Darkness of the Void

[@albdamned577]

Was it silent but deadly😂?

[@blingsing5383]

Take my like and get out of here😂

[@mediamenace1879]

well ultrasmurfs do have plot armour so Guilliman is going to win. But, I am a loyal servant of our god emperor.

[@the40kguys23]

necrons

[@JK-1975]

If the Necrons have codes, at all, if their existence is technologically controlled, the Mechanicus has an answer . . . it might be a Heretek answer, or an answer from the war against the Men of Iron, but there is an answer. And if not the Mechanicus, then it'll come from the Big E. He lived through mankind's age of the Machines.

[@overlordinquisitor6565]

Belisarius Cawl himself had extreme difficulty controlling a small swarm of scarabs. BASIC. SCARABS. He’s not ever going to touch what the average cryptek does on a daily.

[@Mastercio]

Men of Iron are like kids toy compared to Necron tech.

[@sardonicspartan9343]

Comment for the comment god

[@mio87]

I wonder why it was so silent from the Wolf Rho Lord channel. I went in and now I saw that I was not a sub to channel anymore. To me that was weird.. Anyway not I am a sub again.

[@blackbuddha9997]

Silent King: hey guys I got a cool new ship we can fight together and get out s**t back. 😊 Pharons and Nobles: F**k that communist. He’s just clout chasing😂

[@eichler721]

The Necrons of old would curb stomp DAOT humanity and the Imperium as well as the Eldar Empire like nothing. Remember the Celestial Orrery was deemed safe to keep and the rest where too deadly. Small shattered fragments of C'tan are beyond the Emperor to kill at his height. Love the Imperium but in reality the Necrons are just above humanity. They are just not interested in killing them all.

[@xzenitramx666]

Great the guys the start all this mess are now returning to fucked up even more, like if the eldari havent done enough

[@mikemoore2791]

Hes gone quiet cos hes the silent king... ill see myself out

[@ophicusmm6514]

GRIMDARK FUTURE, FROM ONEPAGERULES. You're welcome, people !! 🥰👍🏻😁