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There have been many pivotal moments within the lore of Warhammer 40k. However none were as impactful as the Council of Nikea... the Trial of Mangus!
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Magnus is lucky his ass his already red, otherwise you'd be able to see the spank marks from half the galaxy away.
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Honestly over the entire headache that is the Council of Nikea and I’m okay on Magnus as I don’t know much about him… I love that I learn more about my favorite Primarch and the character that pulled me away from being a filthy nurgalite, Sanguinius of the Blood Angels.
I really want a calendar but sadly I’m recently unemployed and broke… my army is on indefinite hold. The burgund Acolytes are still just a dream😢
Argel Tal mini when ?
@@todd5640 just watch the video he posted 4 days ago dip$hit
@Nega Doge oh i seen it and i think loyalist version of Argel Tal or a different and bigger version of daemon Argel would be cool as a new major mini
Why didn't Magnus just leave the Crusade after the council?
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Extremely boss artwork - good call
@@majorkill Thank you brother, Thibault the artist is incredible! We both hoped the community would enjoy it too, especially as the first representation of the Council of Nikea.
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Both of you are fucking amazing at what you do!
The Amber king literally has the Magnus the Red ‘Council of Nikea’ speech voice acted on his Magnus video! It’s awesome!
@@TheAmberKing I literally just finished watching your video on Magnus the Red.
Amazing stuff!
I think the emperor blocking the thousand sons from psychic powers was stupid it’s like blocking the space wolves from idiocy or Gulliman from tax returns
Or Perty from building things.
@@robertnelson9599 The Emperor does that
@@robertnelson9599 he already did that
@@gustavogutierrez6568 no shit
I'm not in the "Magnus did nothing wrong" camp. Mal intent and Mal actions are not the same but both result in a bad outcome. However, I would like to point out the irony that the emperor and Malcadore are the most powerful psychic users in the empirium, and they're telling every one else not to use psychic powers. Not to mention the concerning imbalance of power it creates.
the emperor had full right to dictate banning psychic usage because he is as old as humanity itself, has studied the warp for god knows how long and is fully aware of the massive danger the warp poses, the emperor falling to chaos is quite literally impossible.
It’s not an irony tbh more of a testament on how dangerous the warp is that the oldest and most powerful psyker in human history is banning using warp fuckery says a lot
@@perkele9994 I get that, but he's still picking and choosing who is and is not ok with very little explanation as to why. He let the rune priests continue with no reason given.
The Thousand Sons had also been summoning daemon familiars for decades by this point and thought that they could control them. They used their powers for even the most mundane tasks like cleaning their weapons instead of doing it manually, and Magnus had made a straight up pact with Tzeentch which is why he lost an eye.
@@perkele9994 i think the real issue is telling the second/third strongest psycher inn existence (not 100% who was stronger between malcador and magnus) to not use his power and not exxplain what and why he shouldn t do it was the crucial mistake. id understand the corrupting powers of the warp but to someone so in tunne with it he needed to know about it. he needed to know that out there lurk beings who only want to take control and manipulate others. if he understood what he was facing probably magnus would have taken it much better and complied much easier to the edict.
Fun fact that's group of space wolves that fought that aspect of chaos were only two, a rune priest and Bjorn. The rune priest was knocked out instantly by using his true name that it ripped out of the skjald's memories but got fucked up by Bjorn because when he tried to use the name it got from the skjald it didn't work because the skjald messed up the translation of Bjorn's name and kept calling him bear. Always liked that bit of lore because it was one of the first times Bjorn fucked up a deamon that should have killed him instantly and actually forced it to run away screaming because he literally carved a anti-chaos rune in its chest, and it's funny because it kept calling him bear and was wondering why nothing was happening.
😂 being saved because you have a goofy Scandinavian name.
@@xenoblad it was one of those funny moments I'm the lore because at first Kasper had a translator device so he could communicate with the fenrisians but the Leman never had their language added to the system so that the space wolves could speak their language during battle without anyone really knowing what they were saying because it would sound like a bunch of gibberish. Kasper had to put together a working translation on the fly using a bunch of different tribal languages the imperium had already encountered and it was still incomplete even the deamon using him and putting the ability to speak and understand the language still messed up sometimes. It was so incomplete that the first space wolf he met was Bjorn, who shot him down so he had to go save him to make up for his mistake, and when he told Kasper his name the translator he had at the time told him that the name he was given was actually bear, so he spent the whole book calling him that and Bjorn never bothered to correct him until the end of the book after the burning of prospero.
That is one of the most half-assed, bs reasons for a herohammer moment but hey, it’s 40k lmao
@@gideonmele1556 you're not wrong but still more tolerable than half the things Mephiston has been able to do at least in my opinion and not nearly as much a herohammer moment as Bjorn fighting and wounding deamon primarch Magnus post interment because Magnus forgot he was a deamon space wizard almost on par with the Emperor.
Getting a video about how each of the pre heresy ( still loyal, yet keeping to their character ) primarchs would react to the power of being in Guillimans current situation would be pretty cool.
THE CRUSADE RESUMES
Emperor be with you, the crusade endures!
I think most of them would have reacted pretty violently. Guilliman is one of the more reasonable ones and he was fuming.
I saw your comment on his most recent video and you claimed it’s more than 10 you’ve commented on so I decided to fact check.
You weren’t wrong 😂
Fulgrim also didn't have a Librarius, because psykers are mutations and mutations are not "perfect enough" for the Emperor's Children. Same as aliens, but adapting your own Astartes's genes with alien genes is totally perfect!
Fulgrim was part of the pro-psyker faction in the Council of Nikea.
Perturabo also banned librarians because he was too close-minded to add psykers into his battle plans.
@@robertnelson9599 Big oof since Magnus and Perturabo were best friends.
They even bonded together when they explore around Terra during their visit.
@@TheWarmachine375 dude fulfrim wasn't friends with perturabo he was friends with ferris mannus
@@blacktemplarhelbrecht 🤦♂️
Fun fact. Behind the scenes Horus deployed Jaghatai Khan far away to stop him speaking at Nicea.
Bruh the emperor could have easily saved magnes by just adding to the end of his speech “and now I will personally talk to magnes about the error of his ways” where he could have basically just told him that the ban on magic was just temporary and until it was lifted he could just lay low for a bit along with of course actual lecturing on why going to deep into warp was bad.
Literally this
Possibly the worst mistake the Emperor made. It should really have been a punishment for Magnus and not Psykers as a whole. It was one of the biggest reasons why Magnus joined the heresy after all. Punish Magny Magic and not his bois and other Psykers.
Well, the biggest reason was kinda being called a liar, then being attacked and killed. Would piss me off to honestly.
It's a big f u for every Astarte who was fighting for humanity in the great crusade, and those who knew them or have been influenced by them. Psychic Space Marines fought just as hard as the rest, sometimes even risking more, but in this council they have been shamed and dishonored as wrong-doers.
This dishonor also brings doubt to all who liked them or fought aside them, have been saved by such. That whatever they achieved, the honor of it, could be taken away in a moment on the whim of a Primarch or the Emperor, based on silly politics. While most Astarte had nothing in their life, but lived for the Great Crusade.
It also sends a message to Astropaths and generally psychers in the Imperium, that they are second class citizens. This, was a huge mistake. Especially, because it speaks against the general feeling of what is just and right for most people.
The council also projects the image, that in important decisions only the Primarchs, their legions and the Emperor's word counts. While this later on can seriously impact citizens, or lead to the full on outlawing of psychers. Normal citizens, army soldiers or generals experience was not listened to. Even thou they might've been saved by Astarte, or could've been healed by a Biomancer. Overall, the Council of Nikea was a big mistake.
I feel like people in the real world rely too much on ‘punishment’ for reformation of crime, rather then considering ‘rehabilitation’.
What if Magnus was punished? He might still turn traitor anyway depending on the punishment. It isn’t rocket science, the future would be so much flux, Kairos might as well smoke new drugs to try and chill out to pick one good one. Magnus was the model, sure, but the Librarius Project was also founded by the Great Kahn and he wasn’t on a trial. (If anything, the Emperor kind of forgot about him, which would be in character, I guess.)
Magnus needed to be in a room, with the Emperor or a high tier psyker like Malcador, and be isolated in a huge training arc and if there is any hint of corruption of possession, that bolter is ready just for you. But that did not happen. I don’t think a punishment is fitting if rehabilitation is possible, and considering 2/3rds of the Founders of the Librarius Project stayed loyal, it is logical.
The Council was a witch hunt, both figuratively and literally. Morty had some good arguments, but he would have had an even better argument if the Emperor steelmanned his argument and explained “actually what you fought were Khornate cultists, one of the four factions of the chaotic primordial forces (doesn’t have to use god, just stretch the truth a bit.)”
That would sway his argument and not necessarily persecute Magnus. With the same breath, he could then also say “Psychic powers are not inherently demonic and need to be thoroughly trained.” but of course, that is too much hindsight for hypocritical dad written with god precognition by over half a dozen to dozen writers. So yeah, might be too much.
If I were Emperor, I would punish Magnus but not psykers; the Librarium should have been preserved. I would take Magnus to Terra, to study and to make him learn some common sense.
Except punishment of Magnus alone wasn't an option. The trial was not focused on what to do with Magnus, but what to do with psyckers. When the overwhelming majority of your military leaders are either strongly against psyckers or don't have much of a problem with them going away, even the Emperor has to go with the popular opinion. So it's not a mistake to do what's necessary. You can't even call it a mistake for the Emperor not to trust Magnus and not tell him about his plans in more detail. He didn't fully trust him because he knew that Magnus had been influenced by Chaos. The only mistake (by definition) was Magnus to refuse to listen to his father and stay away from Chaotic powers. The biggest mistake was his arrogance.
You’ve come so far dude. From publicly beating Timmy to actually trying to comply with UA-cam by flogging him in private. So proud to be one of your viewers.
In the Roboutian Heresy, Magnus kept himself quiet the whole time during the Council of Nikea and never said anything stupid at all while the heads of the pro-psyker faction make logical facts, culminating the decision of the Librarius not being banned.
He has made a video about the reboutian heresy if you want to check
I always laugh that Magnus worse enemy in the Council was himself. Like I believe in canon a lot of white scars blame Magnus for not shutting the fuck up during this.
@@andrewdo2796 Yeah, White Scars representative Targutai Yesugei said pretty much this in canon.
"If only Magnus had common sense we would have won".
And Mortarion respected that; he was angry but made peace with that, and got Sisters of Silence to help him. Leman, though...
@@ГригорийГ-ч4н man I love the white Scars
Psykers bad!
Said by Galaxy's strongest psyker.
Everyone else: ???
'Warp fuckery for me, not for thee.'
@@teal_m_101 Eldar thots only for the Emperor.
Big E had a great opening to tell or warn them about daemons but stayed silent so much foresight but couldn’t see the damage it could cause having his sons in the fog wonder if any son asked why he didn’t tell them or if he was ever gonna do so
Id argue telling only magnus was enough. while all are some degree of psykers magnus is literally the second or thirrd strongest one in the galaxy. even if he somehow obeyed the council he was like a beacon for warp entities. i think it would have been nearly impossible for him to avoid the warp. he needed to know so he could protect himself from it.
@@ZergMeTaSWORM yeah if he knew then the Webway would still be intact and Magnus would be a loyalist and Big E wouldn’t be on the throne too
@Red Hawk Yeah that and Lorgar was the slowest one turning planets and was given a worst warning granted humiliation and burning down a evacuated city still hurts even the act was condemned by leman Russ and others. But I think Magnus was given more warnings and chances then Lorgar now in the present Lorgar won and was true about Big E being a god and 4 other evil gods who now have his attention and worship biggest mistake not talking to Lorgar behind closed door which would’ve cleared the air and stopped the downward spiral but only if Erebus was stopped or Lorgar staying as a loyalist.
@@Channel-23s If anything, it'd be Magnus who'd be stuck on the Throne (at least until the Webway project is finished).
@@ZergMeTaSWORM Second strongest.
I'll stand by the fact Mortarion was one of the saner Primarch's during the Council of Nikaea. He came and said what he needed before sitting back down and shutting up
The Emperor is playing a video game with the universe where he is on attempt 50 and has made adjustments with each playthrough. How did he know to bring a primarch back to Terra to reinforce the homeworld, right before the Heresy. All this when humanity was seemingly approaching a golden age with the nearest enemies a galaxy away.
At this point I'm expecting some sort of alternate reality or time travel twist in the final Siege of Terra book. There's been odd discrepancies in the way the siege has played out compared to established lore, and that plus the stuff going on with the Yellow King in 40K, and the glimpses of other realities in 40K books seems to be setting something up.
Plus the last Siege of Terra book said in no uncertain terms that Terra's ecosystem and food and water supplies are completely dead from radiation, and that there probably isnt enough uncontaminated raw material to even restore the planet and keep humans alive. That's a pretty big break with established lore about Terra's history.
Are we all ready for 40k to get the AoS treatment? That’s where I see it going.
"Many have spoken of the evils of the Psyker, the Sorcerer and the Witch; that the art is intrinsically wrong simply because it can be used to perform terrible deeds. I say that one must instead consider that this evil is a projection of the fears of the many who do not understand the possibilities that await Mankind if we can tame the dangers of this art. That it is this multitude of lesser sins that is the real issue for this Council."
- Magnus the Red's defense during the Council of Nikea
I quite like that whilst Mortarion hated psychers and campaigned for the use of librarians and psychic ability to be banned throughout the legions, Typhon was a psycher and secretly despised Mortarion for forcing him to suppress his psychic ability.
The whole issue with the Council is that everyone made their votes while almost none od them knew about Chaos. For example if Mortarion knew earlier what is the final goal of his dad he would remain loyal, simmiliar case with Alpharius, while Magnus and his sons would much more wary of reckless use of their abilities. Both Magnus and the Emperor had good intentions, but everyone screwd up more or less causing this mess
I guess the secrecy was to protect it from chaos finding out, but Big E didn’t know that chaos knew the whole time.
@@xenoblad It's implied Big E kept Chaos a secret because learning about Chaos would corrupt some people.
@@xenoblad the Emperor knew.
@@robertnelson9599 It's understandable, I think. Big E knew just how dangerous Chaos is. And, as the reader, we all know how dangerous it is and how easily Chaos can corrupt people. So, I think his biggest fear was making them known to his sons and that opening the door for their curiosity to delve deeper into it. For example, knowing the character of Magnus, could you say with 100% confidence that he wouldn't immediately dive into the warp to study the Chaos Gods immediately after the Emperor tells him about their existence?
Alpharius was convinced by the kabal so I think they still would have turned
Magnus the Red: "If I am guilty of anything it is the simple pursuit of knowledge."
Big E: "No. You're guilty of consorting with The Indecisive Mollusk and you're in for a spanking!"
So did the emperor
During the disput between Leman and Magnus over the liberary, Lorgar also wanted to burn the liberary down via orbital bombartment, since it contains "heretical" books and knowledge, but since he is the only Primarch Lorgar was on good terms with, he didn´t want to offend Magnus. He probably also didn´t want to be in the crossfire between two of the most powerfull Legions at the time, with the Space Wolve beeing literaly created by the Emperor to fight other Astartes if neccesary and the Thousand Sons beeing able to whipe out most Legions with their immense psykic powers and pet daemons.
Or he just was smart enough to say let’s talk it out instead of act like children’s.
Memes aside lorghar was actually one of the only sensible ones
"Woe betide he who ignores My warning or breaks faith with Me. He shall be My enemy, and I will visit such destruction upon him and all his followers that, until the end of all things, he shall rue the day he turned from My Light." - the Man-Emperor of Mankind's declaration at Nikaea
but im totally not a god you guys
act like a god then say he not
As a Space Wolf fan, that Space Wolf who threw Ahriman under the bus was Othur Wyrdbane and he’s my least favorite character in all of SW
Truth. There is no honor in lies or betrayal
@@CiroAngelus have you ever thought maybe the space wolves could write into action some sort of honor code that forbids and condemns certain types of behavior like hypocrisy? offering swift punishments for things like betrayal, dishonesty, disloyalty, etc. just an idea
Agreed. Love the wolves, but that bit hurt. Ahriman was such a great guy and Wyrdmake kicked him in the balls. Not cool
@@deathkorpsinfantryman1898 I like to believe not all Space wolves are like Othur, instead I imagine the Runepriest as a kind of “tamed” Psyker so to speak. The problem with the thousand sons is they were too careless. Space Wolves value honor and the glory of the fight, however I can understand why they don’t like Psykers, there’s no honor in getting c*m blasted by a lightning bolt. I think as time went on the Rune priests felt shame for what happened with the thousand sons, After all they really aren’t that different. Me personally? I think it’s stupid what happened at prospero, the wolves never should have attacked the thousand sons when their orders were to capture them and Magnus. As for hypocrisy, yes the wolves are very bad hypocrites especially the rune priests. Should there be punishment for dishonorable deeds? Absolutely.
@@CiroAngelus agreed. also in hindsight maybe the emperor could have sent the white scars instead of the wolves, seeing as magnus had a much more friendly relationship with the khan. i mean sending the self professed "emperor's executioner'' and his legion who happen to hate the very people they've been sent arrest was bound to send the wrong message.
8:57 The said parable that Big E knew because He was there and was upset Magnus twisted it to suit his narrative.
Well, maybe if the emperor had informed his sons of his project and that it would protect psychers against the worst aspects of the warp, things wouldn't have gone so horribly. Sure, the chaos gods would have heard of it but they heard of it anyways so that wouldn't have put it in way more danger.
i cant believe the emperor choose the side with more primarchs instead of the side with sanguinius
Fun fact, Council of Nicaea is based on the real one that happened in 325 and which was important as it discussed many of the original canonical laws of the then united Christian Church.
Shamed that the actual Council voted against the cool mind powers as well. Think of all the cool things we could have done with them until now.
There were two voices in the council that you'll never get to hear & they were the sole reason why the use of psychic force was to be abolished. The names were removed from records before they were even on the council & no one can remember them after.
*What did he mean by this?*
@@leiferickson1494 "He" is me & what was said was meant. The rest is on you.
@@leiferickson1494 hes talking about the 2 missing primarchs, the deleted ones, tho idk if they were present in this time or got erased later
@@flabbergaster1011 They're not missing. Just redacted.
@@flabbergaster1011 Had a feeling that’s what was meant, but it just seemed too out-of-left-field for me to leave unquestioned
Honestly the Council of Nikea was a mistake and honestly when it popped up in the TTS Voxcast with Custodisi's cold fury on it was a great.
Truth I remember that one I totally agree with the angry custode tho it is still weird to see an angry custode toward the emperor
The Trial of Magnus was, in my opinion, the beginning of the end of the Imperium as the Emperor had envisioned it.
Wonder how this would all go down if the thousand sons where like Ahriman(pre-heresy) in how they approach the warp since Ahriman believes in the saying"Always the Master Always the Student" i regards to the warp.
From what I have read(really been a while so I coud be wrong) Ahriman likes to do simple/trivial things manually e.g cleaning his weapons by hand whilst his brother legionaires tend/prefer to use warp powers in every aspect of their lives even in trivial things.
I get Hawk Boy and the Nerd Primarch (no the other one) liking Psykers. They are a Super Saiyan and Wizard so that tracks. But The Khan surprised me, not the first Psyker I think of. Actually cool video cause he still does not get near enough love: why Jaghatai Khan is a beast.
Well the Khan was against the imperial truth since the beginning and he argued with Big E and Malcador about it, if not for Sanguinius convincing him that his voice could help keeping the stormseers as they were he wouldn't have bothered on participating or tried to pull Horus to Magnus's side
@@justinLaw5 that and even before the inperium jaghatais chogorisian culture had psykers called storm seers which cautioned the use of such powers else daemons cause shenanigans
Tbh i think something cool for jaghatai is that he unlocks his psychic powers as a sort of shaman, capable of more thoroughly banishing daemons,unleashing lightning and such. Might be cool if he can make like steeds of lightning
I'd like to see you do a video on the shared events, allegorical or not, between the 40k universe and history. The writers love to borrow, steal, and parody real life events, and the council of Nikea is one of those moments with tongue and pen firmly in cheek.
The Council of Nicea in the Christian Church was where religious books were either accepted or banned from the bible.
Banned bible stories are called Christian apocrypha books.
The Books accepted into the Bible are canonized books.
Remember all of you. Magnus on his planet had goddamn restaurants run by Psykers and were using the Warp for it and Thousand Sons even used the Warp to clean their guns. They needed some restraint.
Always hated what they did to magnus
"Where do you work out?"
"At the librarium"
I remember inquiring if a video on the Council would be a decent idea back in the chat of one of your Total War Warhammer streams a couple of months back. I think you really nailed why I wanted to see a lore explanation on it, as I wanted to learn more about it. It seemed like such a pivotal point, if not THE pivotal point that started drawing the lines in the sand amongst the eventual factions of the Horus Heresy, and clearly demonstrated the rising tensions between the Primarchs. Quality video as usual Majorkill, thanks for the great content!
The Council, convened by the Emperor Constantine, was the first Ecumenical Council, discussing the views of Bishop Arius and the nature of the Trinity, notably between the substance and relationship of the Father and the So-
Oh wait, not THAT Council of Nikaea...
(Note for others: The Council of Nikaea is a reference to the Council of Nicaea, among the most foundational edicts in the doctrine of Christianity, where the essence of the Son was considered equal to the Father, rather than Jesus as the son was subordinate to the Father. That latter view, of Arianism, is among the first heresies, aka teachings of religious error)
All could have been resolved had Big E just shuffled Magnus into a room privately and told him to clam up but I guess a near divine being just expects too much out of his almost divine children.
You already know we've got an AU somewhere for this event being the division point of which legions turn traitor.
Also obligatory asking Majorkill for a Mini of the late Old Man of Armageddon. I have asked enough my phone auto spells it now.
lmfao you killed me with December..was not expecting that, laughed way to hard at that
Big E should have kept Magnus close to him after the council, and had him start training for the webway project. It’s always perplexed me that the God Emperor of Mankind’s kryptonite is Father son time.
"The bag was fumbled" I'm so going to use that
Basically the Emperor being a dingus.
Like, DUDE, did you learn nothing from the time of the witch burnings?
Last time I was this early the Word Bearers still praised and worship the Big E.
Make a video about what happened on Monarchia
It’s crazy how the council now sells exercise clothing
The Khan was actually not present at the Council, and it was his Chief Stormseer Yesugei who represented him.
Imperium: What do you have there Leman Russ?
LEMAN Russ: A rune priest...
Big tall read dude with magic powers
MAJORKILL!
I for one think that the skald Kasper Ansbach Hawser, also known as Ahmad Ibn Rustah deserves a video!
The story reminds me a little bit of "The Thirteenth Warrior" by Michael Critchon
"Brought back to Terra for a Mighty Spanking." Hahaha
Do when chaos undivided agreed on something
I would love it if Magus the Red returned to the setting in a huge way, maybe to help the Imperium or fuck it up, or both. I would love a story of Magus turning against chaos and doing his own thing too.
It would be great for the noble shard of magnus to rejoin him and make him a conflicted character it would do the impossible and make a daemon primarch in current setting likable
Lion just doesn't give a single fuck about rules. He just does the job. Such a bad ass
Wait a sec, if Magnus powered up by chaos could break through the webway, does that mean chaos could break through the eldars webway? Or say the Emperor could build his human webway, if Magnus could break it so easily would it not have been pretty easy for chaos to do the same thing later on, once humanity had begun to live in it like the Emperor wanted?
Chaos itself probably cant, remember magnus was second most powerfull psyker
Not to confuse with the council of IKEA, where it was debated how to furnish the imperial palace.
Or the council of Nokia, where the Primarchs debated how to effectively call each other when they weren't busy
The Lion's stance on the Librarius was similar to Dorn's; neither particularly liked psykers but both thought the Librarius was a good idea for practical reasons. However, both wanted Magnus censured.
A bouncing wall of voluptuous peaks and curvaceous seats with exquisite visages.
Yeah tis been over a fortnight since such times.
What keeps me from buying to *magnus did nothing wrong* that much was: his robbing of safe FTL for humanity are more of butterfly effect from Navigator's greed(by making Emperor of Mankind refuse to tell even his sons webway project)
A video about how you would continue and end the ynnari books would be nice
Day off from work + New Majorkill video = Perfect Afternoon
All these recent videos are all exactly where im at in the books, pretty convenient 🤣
is the emperor afraid of magnus
Its important to remember Magnus isn't dumb he's just arrogant and prideful. Really of all the primarchs that should have been informed of the dangers of chaos it should have been Magnus given his immense psychic powers.
TTS Magnus is canon and I will never accept anything to the contrary.
I loved how when Magnus tgought it was hopeless. All the chief librains got up. Crossed the floor and went and spoke.
Montarion really hated that.
Big E's second biggest whoopsie, right after the abduction of Angron
If the emperor approached Magnus and told him about his project and actually took him with him to terra so they can complete the webway together none of that shit would have happened
This is why Nikea should have just focused on making shoes.
To me, Magnus arrogance was in part due to the fact he of that above all of his brothers, he would bê the most usefull to the Emperor in his plans (i still didnt read ALL the books about him, so it's Just an opinion)
The Emperor: Awesome Badass Psyker Army < Wolf wolf wolves wolf wolves
I thought this said the council of Nicaea at first and I was like, ‘wow, he’s getting into real world theology now’
I was momentarily shocked
Right when I decide I need a calendar, Majorkill sneaks in clutch.
Could do a video on the age of the Primarchs. I know people say they where infants when they landed on their worlds but if that's the case then how could Conrad climb through the ground so much to get to the surface. You know what I mean?
To say that the Death Guard had no psykers is inaccurate. They didn't have an active Librarius, but Typhon and several others were psykers..... just forbidden by Morty from using those abilities. That's how the DG was betrayed and given to Nurgle.... Typhon and the other psykers killed the fleets navigators claiming they were traitors, and told Morty that they could guild the ships safely out of the Warp. They took the fleet to Nurgle's garden instead, but the fact remains that the DG did have psykers.
The part about the Skjald was the first ever Warhammer book I read and it still is cemented as a favorite. (Prospero Burns)
Once again, the Emperor deciding what information to share with his sons and what to keep to himself comes back to bite him in the ass.
If he had been honest but harsh with Magnus, and critique his philosophy of the Warp but not his use of it (as well as telling him about Chaos) Magnus probably wouldn’t have turned traitor and stopped his more aggressive explorations of the Warp.
If anything, the Heresy is pretty much a parable about why trust and respect are vital in any relationship.
Kind of ironic for the Space Wolves to have problems with psykers when they have Rune Priests, isn't it?
Seems like quite the pivotal event. Had the council been different many, many CSM would not be so.
I would love to see a video about the fact that the Mechanicus have a constantly updating STC , but don't know about it lol
Getting called a nerd by space furries is an insult beyond insults
Damn my man Magnus must've really fucked up on his BJORKELLUNG to be called by the Council of Ikea
The TL;DR of the council of Nicaea:
The Emperor didn't want Magnus making pacts with the chaos gods. In his ignorance, he'd already done so once. His Legion practiced sorcery rather than standard psychic powers. After repeated warnings they continued to, so the Emperor figured "if you can't play nicely, you can't play at all" and banned the use of psykers in order to stop them from using sorcery without having to explain chaos.
Ahh yess episode 1000 of Magnus being told to stop fucking around with the WARP and instead of listening ruined any plans of better travel and Big E walking around without the Imperium going dark.
Artefacts/treasures of Vulkan update and speculation on what they could be would be pretty cool ngl.
Thank you for all the content you post.
Nikea, "Just do it, yourself"
Me and my friends are arguing right now. Who would win, a Bionicle or a Space Marine?
The Council of NIKE, where Primarchs and Space Marines everywhere were denied the comfort of good sneakers fOrEvEr! Presided over by The Emperor of Mankind, wearing his Tims of Absolute Drip!
If you had to pair up Pre-Heresy Primarchs to prevent said Hersey, who would you pair up?
I wonder if malal will ever do something
“Pivotable.” Wahaha! I love it!!!
the council of ikea? ive got to watch this!
Anyone who doesn't have a Majorkill calendar should seriously consider investing in one. They are very nice indeed 👍
You should cover arts of omen and the forge of souls.
Once again an amazing video MV, Which primarch had the best weapon? Or war tactics during the great crusade and Horus Heresy?
Lorgars legion. they had the best weapon, Faith.
Depend in loyalist Magnus because against the traitors it’s super effective against anyone the lion
Depend in loyalist Magnus because against the traitors it’s super effective against anyone the lion
If the Emperor was concerned about the safety of the web way project, he should have "punished" the thousand sons by withdrawing them to the Sol sector for supervision, and immediately conscripting Magnus into the web way project. It would diffuse the situation and give Magnus something to focus on that would sate his ambition.
I really like hearing the recording cough idk why.
I think the reason the Big E made so many mistakes is because he was so hyper focused on the future that he failed to consider the past or present because for the emperor his grand goal was always the thing most important to him.