"Do not ask which creature screams in the night. Do not question who waits for you in the shadow. It is my cry that wakes you in the night, and my body that crouches in the shadow. I am Tzeentch and you are the puppet that dances to my tune..."
I think that one episode of TTS said it best. "Khorne will never lie to you. He will never try to trick you or stab you in the back" "He'll just stab you in the face. Over and over again. Until your face no longer resembles a face"
getting your followers to get like 'kill !!!! kill !!!!! kill everyone never stop murdering !!!!!!' for them to realize at some point you just want people dying brutally no matter which side theyre on is still a backstab if you ask me
One of my favorite moments is when the Tyranids are attacking Baal, and the rage of the blood angels, and the sheer amount of slaughter, summoned an Exalted Bloodthirster that fell to the surface and left a crater in the shape of the 8 pointed star.
The specific Bloodthirster is Ka'Bandha, who has a history with the Blood Angels. He proceeded to pretty much murder the Tyranids first. Because if anyone is going to kill the Blood Angels it's him.
@@deanprowell7947 iirc, he seriously yelled this. He also led a giant horde of khorne demons, completely aiding the blood angels, not a single one died to the hands of demons. All because he basically wanted to honor their blood feud. The army of demons marched over the southern mountain, killed tons of xenos, finished the tyranids off, left behind a pile of skulls in the 8 point star, and then disappeared over the summit.
There's a story in the aos battle tome for nurgle where one of the tree people who's name I can't spell was captured and converted by nurgle's forces. However he was later rescued and given a bath by the storm cast eternals, and welcomed into their ranks. Nurgle sees this as a rejection of his gifts, and it makes him so mad that it "gave pause to Khorn". Imagine being SO MAD that even khorn is like "whoa, dude chill. It's cool"
@@mr.potato2223 No, Sylvaneth are generally speaking not corrupted by Nurgle into his service, or any of the Chaos Gods. The guy Nevets is referring to is Tornus, who was a human champion fighting Nurgle when they invaded his land. They captured him and subjected him to horrific tortures until he eventually turned to Nurgle, becoming Torglug. Because Nurgle loves people so much he makes them go through horrible pain until they accept it. He was redeemed by the Stormcast, his body destroyed by Ghal Maraz and what good was left in his soul, the Tornus that remained even after his corruption, was sent up to become a Stormcast Eternal, one of the Redeemed (Chaos worshippers that managed to have their good in their souls saved by Stormcast). Pretty cool character, highlights the hope of AoS as a setting that no matter how far you fall, so long as you have a spark of good in you, you can rise again.
DK is actually right about Grey Knights keeping Daemons' True Names on their armour, but I think they're reading that as *carved* onto their armour, and that's not right. The True Names are kept in that book that they all keep a copy of in a casket on their chest. It's called the Liber Daemonicum or Libra Damonicus.
There is also a chapter that puts the images of demons onto either their bodies or armor, I think they’ve brought that chapter up before but I could be misremembering that part
@@cjmarion6350 You might be thinking of the Exorcists? Their chapter symbol is the visage of a daemon. I think there's even rumours that they're a successor chapter to the Grey Knights.
@@vegladex they do more than just that, The Exorcists actualy become a deamonhost as 1 of there coming of age rituals for trianing, believing by winning with a strong willpower and expelling the deamon will make dem more resitent to choas taint
Me in the game the Darktide beta. After getting a better shovel: "For the Emperor!" After getting a chainsword: "For the Emperor!" After getting a chainax: "Blood for the blood god!" I truly understand the will of the skull throne.
Nurgle ain't that simple tho. Tzeench love crazy ritual but Nurgle love math, and precise stuff, Mortarion has a wide array of fucking weird magical clockworks, nurgle loves to make time paradoxes that fixes event (unchanging loop repeating themselves for eternity...). And his greater daemons have the most accurate knowledge of their ranking in grandpa goodboi list. (from first to last). They will a lot of time, when talking between them declare proudly where they stand on the list (44509th or 450th and so on...). Since godbligth, Rotigus took Kugath spot as n°1 and his latest disease was "spreading doubt " by simply guiding an archeologist toward proof that during the HH, Bobby established imperium secundus. Another "weird'" disease was Typhus spreading a song that spread on a planet until it simply ate any other thoughts in the mind of the people that heard it. His shtick isnt just "cancer that grow teeth and also ooze pus out your eyes"
Or that Eisenhorn prequel story where a Medicae visited the one survivor of a Nurglite attack, and the survivor revealed that the disease was entirely mental and spread through people looking at and drawing the Dark Tongue Hieroglyph of Nurgle... which the Guardsmen didn't know about because they're Guardsmen and no one tells them jacks--t.
Oh so it's less about disease and more about the concept of contagion... which means memes feed Nurgle. And we say they go viral or cause brainrot, so that comes full circle huh.
The most unfathomable one to me is a Flamer of Tzeentch. It's flames don't burn. No, no. They cause RAPID MUTATION. You don't die being incinerated. You die by your body violently bursting as " Oh, your liver has become a massive tooth the size of a dragon ogre's, your ribs have become eels, your abdomen has become a massive mouth and long whip tongue. "
You want to read a good example of Slaaneshi corruption in the 'traditional' sense? The novel 'Shadowsword' in the Baneblade series. A standard rebellion of a world within the imperium (due to tithe strain) leads to ruination. The book also has a great scene of a dismounted Imperial superheavy tank commander(armed with a powered rapier) landing a perfect heart-thrusting stab on an Emperor's Children marine, only for the marine to survive the hit, pull the sword out, reminisce about the loss of his birth heart and the emotions it causes him, before grabbing the guardsman and starting to carve his arm up with a knife looking for a 'fine nerve to pluck' so they can 'sing songs of agony and ecstasy together'. I brought this up as a cool fight scene but it happens to also be an example of why being taken alive by the EC is almost as bad as the Dark Eldar. This Astartes was still in battle and decided to start torturing the guardsman in a shell crater, even.
I kind of wish there was a story about a planetary governor that found out about the horror of chaos, but instead of becoming corrupted, he tried making the world unappealing to any one section of chaos by making it appealing to all of the aspects of chaos that he views as "good"
That would probably instead draw the appeal and attention of Malice, working to slowly make the place more anarchic and terrifying to all who would oppose it.
Tonite on Ridiculous Gear: Bricky gets smothered in-between a Great Unclean One's thighs to find that ripe Nurgussy. DK gets his brains blasted by Aetaos’rau’keres for trying to use it's name in a game of scrabble and Shy follows her destiny and becomes a Tormentbringer on Exalted Seeker Chariot.
Khorne's magic is fueled by blood. It's stuff like knitting flesh back together through slaughter, repairing broken bones and muscles, et cetera. Even blazing blades and enhanced reflexes.
Yep, Urdesh books are recent books to bring back the Bloodmages and even rarer Khorne Psyker. And the bloodmages have supportive magics, while the psykers have self enhancing powers.
Depending on the demon if it dies in the warp it ceases to exist but you need to meat certain conditions to kill them , however the emperors sword erases the existence of any thing in the warp it burns. Mass swaths of burgles garden are permanently gone now and he would have to replace it with new things
Big E's sword cant kill particularly powerful demons though. He couldn't kill Drachnyen, only turn it into a sword and have a custodian hide it somewhere. The black legion codex implies it actually corrupted the custodian. Abaddon has it now
So, we are going to have an episode about Be'Lakor one day? sounds fun, I hope there would also be an episode about different Daemon Princes. There are some really interesting stories buried in the lore. I think my favorite DP is Ax'senaea, mostly because her ascension was so outrageous, even by Warhammer standards. She was a despot of her planet, an egomaniac solipsist (believes that she is the only thing that exists and everything else is just imagination) and overall, very unpleasant person. A sorcerer managed to trick her into allowing herself to be possessed by a daemon, convincing her that this would empower her. She summoned a Keeper of Secrets, the strongest of Slaanesh daemons, and against all odds managed to subjugate it with nothing but her raw ego and self-centeredness. She used the daemon as her tool to shape her planet as she wanted, to her own image, until ithe daemons power was exhausted and she banished it back to the Warp. Then she allowed a second one to possess her and subjugated it too. And then the third one, earning herself the moniker of Thrice Possessed. Even Slaanesh was genuinely impressed by her raw egoism and rewarded Ax'senaea with princehood.
There is one thing that i love about Khorne in Fantasy and ranged weapons, he hates them but in his elite group of Daemons, the Blood Hunt there is always a few Skull cannons, why? Because when he leaded himself the hunt those cannons where there with him, now Ka'Banda is the leader but he cant kick them out because Khorne still likes them, is like an adult that cant let go his old toys. And i relate to that
Probably one of my favorite 40k books is one called the deacon of wounds, its where a good natured ecclesiarch plays into the hands of nurgle while trying to save his dying planet. it truly captures the insidious nature of chaos and how you can serve chaos without even knowing it.
There's multiple daemons that don't appear in the codex that are quite cool : There's the prisoner of the emerald cave which is a great unclean one so powerful and so foul that he was able to spawn armies and his sheer stench could kill a plague marine, it took 300 grey knights and an entire regiment of guardsmen as well as some titans to contain that thing only 20 grey knights survived. There's also Bubonis and Abominatous which are greater daemons of Nurgle and Khorne respectively which managed to possess titans and are now an amalgamation of titans and daemons.
Was discussing the gods with a friend and in all honesty it was more a discussion between War Hounds than World Eaters regarding Khorne and his better aspects of life he represents which I truly enjoyed
A bit of correction here: While the Chaos Gods do get fed by simple emotions that correlates to their respective domains, there is a reason why the Daemons can only manifest through rituals and that is because worship directed to them feeds them more than simple emotions ever could. One fanatic worshipper feeds them more with his prayer than a hundred unbelievers could with just their emotions. Emotion is meager food to the gods, the real prize for them is and always has been faith and worship, because otherwise, they wouldn't be gods, now would they?
This is something I don’t quite understand. Why would simply acknowledging and venerating the gods feed them more than engaging in the acts they are gods of? And I’m not talking about the kind of worship that actually ritualises their domain, because obviously, a ceremonial fight to the death in honour of Khorne is going to feed Khorne. I just mean, why does the guy bowing in prayer at a slaanesh alter feed them more than the guy staring intently at the barmaid serving him drinks, thinking about the things he’s going to do when he abducts her later.
@@reginlief1 Well that Slaaneshi altar might likely still be alive and is in so much pain/pleasure/sheer sensation so of course it feeds her/him/it more than a simple ignorant thought or action would. More seriously though, the logic here is this: Acknowledging, venerating and praying to them means you are accepting that they, as gods, have power over you, that they control you, work/act through you, and you are nothing but their plaything, so due to how the Warp works, they do because you believe they do and they get ALL of you, soul and everything, especially if you're a psyker. If you are ignorant of them/against them and yet you think or do something that relates to their domain, you would believe that what you do is out of your own free will or because you are acting on behalf of an entity who, in truth, does not hear or see you and because of that, they only gets scraps. Such ignorant acts or thoughts can only draw them if it's done either in sheer excess and/or at a massive enough scale like the stories that Bricky told in this very video.
Emotion is understandably a drop vs a cup, but a trillion drops is greater overall than a fee thousand cups. I think they need both, but can work more with the higher focus of worship.
@@seeingseeer5282 the altar is alive? You’ve lost me. I know we’re talking about daemons here but I can’t imagine very many altars are possessed or whatever, and therefore contributing to its purpose. Anyway, my problem is that the Chaos gods, to my understanding, are basically emotional sinks, which is why they grow in power when someone engages in an act that comes under their domain. But acknowledgement, acceptance, reverence etc are also emotions, and none of which specifically come under one of the gods’ remits. So you’d think that these things, and therefore any kind of worship of the chaos gods, would fuel some other warp entity that these things are pooling towards, not the chaos gods.
In the farsight books there's a really good example of a tzeenche deamon cursed to only ever tell the truth possessing a watercast and then an inquisitor
Chaos daemons are my favorite faction because they have limitless lore possibilities and flavor. They cannot truly “die” by normal means, they are functionally immortal, like orks they see the 40k setting as one big game, and there are other deities in the warp that aren’t chaos-aligned.
So Daemons can be killed outside of the warp but so far there are only two known ways. Either being killed/banished while near a blank since they would be banished while cut off from the warp or being killed by the Emperors sword. So Guilleman and sisters of silence can definitely truly kill daemons.
Each individual deamon is created from a fraction of energy from it's parent deity and as such every deamon is a part of one of the greater chaos Gods given sentience, personality and agency. The only way for a deamon to be permanently "destroyed" is if they offend their creator to the point where they reclaim the energy invested in the deamons creation.
Bricky and DK already mentioned it, but that's Tzeentch story would make for a great survival horror game in the same vein as The Evil Within. Play as one of the rebels trying to survive the outbreak all the while still trying to kill the loyalist guards. Would be a blast.
This is why I love Tzeentch the most as he embodies Cuthulu horror the most and the plots and schemes are just great. I use him in Dark Heresy when I have experienced investigators who need a challenge as Khorne, Nurgle and Slanesh are too easy to figure out for 40K savants but Tzeentch I can always mess with them.
I was expecting more going through the individual kinds of daemon forms that the chaos gods manifest. What they look like, are called, abilities they have, things they've been recorded participating in. Maybe a couple of named daemons from each. Good episode still but maybe something for the future? I wanna see Dk react to some of the less advertised forms.
Yeah, I feel like we’ve had this episode already really. It’s more of a “let’s talk about stuff we’ve already covered a bit more”. Which is fine, but I can’t really tell if Bricky was intending for that or if he thought he was really putting out information he hadn’t covered before. The stories are cool, at any rate, commentary aside.
33:00 There's a fanfic, a crossover with Neon Genesis Evangelion, that includes my personal favorite "actually, the Chaos Gods aren't so bad" bits, where one character describes each of the four gods to his companion, describing Tzeench as a god of change and hope, about the will to move forward and improve yourself, Slaanesh as a god of sensuality, passion and the arts, who is just as much about passionate lovemaking as it is about the satisfaction an artist feels upon completing a work, Khorne as a god of valor, courage and wrath, an angry god who empowers those who seek to crush those who would keep them low and, finally, Nurgle as a god of life and death, who delights in the joy of others and is life and growth without restraint.
It’s not wrong and characters in warhammer have actually said basically the same thing, what I think is a cool concept is the values that literally make the gods could theoretically split into various other gods. Bloodthirsters could become gods of anger, slaughter, honor, war, or strength instead of khorne being god of all of those things and this is true for all the gods, they could splinter into weaker gods each representing a part of the god they came from instead of being a single entity in control of various aspects of the universe. I don’t know if the gods would work with the other parts of their original or if they’d ally with the aspects of other gods but I think it’s a fun concept to think about.
@@cjmarion6350 I’ve always taken it to be that every daemon is in some way a more specific aspect of their God’s domain, going from Khorne, the war god, to a daemon of slaughter, to a daemon of killing, to a daemon of combat, to a daemon of swinging a blade, to a daemon of swinging a blade at a person, and so on. I take this because there’s so many ways in which someone could feed the chaos gods, and it’s simply the act of portioning out its power that part of the chaos god’s identity takes the form of a daemon of chaos. These daemons can act independently but are ultimately still part of that great whole. One could even think of each god as simply a portioning of the greater entity that is chaos as a whole. So I wouldn’t necessarily say that we would get lesser gods that would start to break off and pursue their own empowerment, but rather that every daemon is already this, to some degree. That’s my take on it anyway. The recent stuff on Vashtorr fits in with my idea, as although I think a lot of his identity is very Tzeentchian, it could still be stemming from separate warp borne concepts that have nowhere to go but form a new entity.
Towards the end of the episode Bricky mentioned how it was a great translation from lore to rules that Daemons teleports based on leadership. It doesn't make sense half the time. Tyranids for example are never scared. The individual bioforms are closer to being one organism connected to The Hive Mind. By all accounts they should have leadership 99. Effectively infinite in all respects. Your cells do not get scared inside your body, they fight and die, and sacrifice themselves for the organism. Only when the entire organism is threatened, is it afraid.
I recently just finished listening to ADB's Talons of Horus and Black legion. I feel these two books gave me an enormous insight into demons! They are also now in my top 5 black library books. The fall to chaos is slow but envietable. Their incredible books and recommend them for chaos and demon stuff.
Khorne and his greater demons are not idiots. They know what tactics are and can use them. When your army is unable to take permanent casualties that risk cost calculus of front assaults changes. Thought about the great game. So dreams of change fuel Big bird( spelling that name is hard). Salvation from disease fuel nurgle. Who receives the soul of someone wishing change from their condition? The answer would be who is present, who cares, and who is winning that front of the great game. The warp is an idea more so than a place.
I think a good way to picture the beginning of when slaneesh daemon incursion happens is like the ending scene of hereditary with the calm peaceful music until it hits you with that demon sheit
I absolutely implore you guys to please read the novel The Talons of Horus for the book club. It is written by good old ABD ( Aaron Dembski-Bowden) and it made me start collecting Black Legion. The perspective of a Thousand Sons sorcerer turned Black Legion. Along with the descriptions of demons and the gods made me say “that’s so cool” audibly multiple times. As a Chaos simp this book is a 10/10 from me.
Is this where we bring up that time Logan Grimnar, the Chapter Master of the Space Wolves, built a throne out of his enemies skulls? (the same dude who uses an axe he stole off a dead Khorne Champion?)
@@skeletonwar2408 NOT THIS TIME! They said last episode (or was it the one before that?) that the next patreon goal will be Emp's Children and Rylanor!
Technically you “can” kill a demon but you either need to destroy it completely. Only a few ways can be done and one of them uses Big E’s sword which basically can destroy ANY warp essence it cuts through. The other way is that soul deletion power that Big E used to kill Horus. Also technically demons can destroy one another and then absorb their essence to become stronger. You can see that happen in the Daemonculaba book where a Khornate Daemon finds and kills a Tzeentchian Daemon.
To answer your question, DK, there are certain weapons that can give true death to a daemon. They operate by destroying and/or completely dispersing all of the warp energy a deamon has, but they are exceedingly rare. One of these exceedingly rare weapons is the Emperor's flaming sword. There are also the very rare, extremely powerful pariah/blank(these would be the equivalent of an alpha+ in power level) that can with training and specialized equipment erase a daemon from all of existence.
So in theory could a war break out summoning a bunch of khorne demons who kill a bunch of people in turn summoning a bunch of those necron flayed ones or worse that knight that arrives via blood?
Gray Knights are some of my favorites, having read "Gray Knights Sons of Titan" and the sheer amount of stuff that they are capable of & go through is just astonishing.
Tzeentch is also almost become way stronger than other chaos god. And at the same time tzeentch`s the only chaos god that had daemon king.. not prince. KING! even chaos primarchs are just daemon prince...
On the topic of daemons, I absolutely cannot wait for DK and Bricky to talk about Vashtorr, the potential new 5th Chaos God of Technology on the Horizon…
This video made me want to buy this book just for the art. I'm a dungeon master for a warhammer fantasy rpg, one of my best characters was an slaanesh one, a shallian (priestess of the goddess of healing) obsess with her child (specifically her dead son). Should've been just a random enemy until finishing the stats for the character, when i roll to see the her gifts and mutations. Her gift was to birth a little daemon and the mutation of that daemon is being covered with spikes, so probably an even worse birth process than usual.
I’m noticing there’s some serious overlap in what the chaos gods are about, like desire could also involve nurgle or xeentch as you could wish to stay the same, or grow.
I mean not really in that example anyway? Nurgle is quite literally the exact opposite of desire, they're about giving up all desire and succumbing to the inevitable rot and decay of time. Tzeentch meanwhile may use desire as a lure but that's only ever to fool the prideful and arrogant. Tzeentch can also be desire for change ofc, but that's different to the carnal desire of Slaanesh
"Please cure my daughter's leprosy!" "It sounds like you would like your daughter to live FOREVER with leprosy so she can spread it to everyone she meets?" "Uh."
Oh wow Bricky wasn't kidding when he said that quote would be hard to get. That could be leading into literally any imperial authority or pretty much anything they might make a commentary on.
Next Daemonic episode on Adeptus Ridiculous;after Belakor of course. The Greater Daemons! Highlights of this episode, DK getting headlocked by SKARBRAND, Bricky getting his mind melted by Kairos Fateweavers’ constant paranoid riddles & ramblings, Shy getting a bear hug by Ku’gath the plague father, And gods knows the horrors that await them when The Masque comes to visit! It’s non-stop heretical hilarity next time on Adeptus Ridiculous! Stay Tuned!
Wonder strict the chaos gods are in terms of worship or doing acts in there name like what 1-2 twice a day or week could be funny that it could be seen as like a 9-5 Job or something like a sitcom sort of like Argel Tal like venom or having a deamon Buddy and hanging out bored
Autoplay brought me straight from the Poorhammer art tier list episode to this. Bricky's thoughts on the demon codex did not stay so positive for very long 😂
There are some Christians who have that "God will heal me through faith and prayer" attitude, too, and they annoy all other Christians. Dad has a story that he likes to tell. A couple of folks were in an area hit by a flood but refused to evacuate because "God will provide." The flood waters rose, turning their yard into a lake. Some people in a row boat passed and offered them a lift, but they refused because "God will provide." The flood waters rose, forcing them to retreat to the upper floors. Some people in a motor boat passed and offered them a lift, insisting that it was dangerous to stay. They refused because "God will provide." The flood waters rose, forcing them to retreat to the roof. A helicopter spotted them and lowered a ladder, but they again refused because "God will provide." Finally, the flood waters rose so high that they drowned. When they saw God, they asked why He didn't provide, why He didn't save them. He said, "I sent two boats and a helicopter. What were you waiting for?"
As a bro I’d probably want either Korne or Tzeetch a prankster or anger fulled Killer so you could in theory control or focus there tomfooleryat others or enemies while Salnesh and Nurgle is bit more fucked Nurgle smells and would probably get you sick or salnesh would steal from you or get you hooked on some shit but that can be said about the first two
Surprised there hasn't been an episode on like, Demon Princes or something yet. I'm sure Belakor would appreciate free shoutouts. Edit: Nevermind, I just got to the part after slaanesh. Lmfao.
"Do not ask which creature screams in the night. Do not question who waits for you in the shadow. It is my cry that wakes you in the night, and my body that crouches in the shadow. I am Tzeentch and you are the puppet that dances to my tune..."
*tells to not to ask
*answers anyways
@@davisdf3064 Very fitting for Tzeentch
@@davisdf3064 I saw it more as an introduction. "You don't need to question anymore. It's me."
@@kennoegs "IT WAS ME, BARRY!"
@@jbark678 It was me Barry, I changed all your rolls to 1 in an instant so you thought you had terrible luck.
I think that one episode of TTS said it best.
"Khorne will never lie to you. He will never try to trick you or stab you in the back"
"He'll just stab you in the face. Over and over again. Until your face no longer resembles a face"
Episode 19
@@rizalalbar Thank you. You saved me a good bit so searching.
and describing Slaanesh's arrival like that one audioplay with Leman Russ arriving in Cegorach
getting your followers to get like 'kill !!!! kill !!!!! kill everyone never stop murdering !!!!!!' for them to realize at some point you just want people dying brutally no matter which side theyre on is still a backstab if you ask me
One of my favorite moments is when the Tyranids are attacking Baal, and the rage of the blood angels, and the sheer amount of slaughter, summoned an Exalted Bloodthirster that fell to the surface and left a crater in the shape of the 8 pointed star.
The specific Bloodthirster is Ka'Bandha, who has a history with the Blood Angels. He proceeded to pretty much murder the Tyranids first. Because if anyone is going to kill the Blood Angels it's him.
Warhammer Crime has really been awesome so far
@@deanprowell7947 iirc, he seriously yelled this. He also led a giant horde of khorne demons, completely aiding the blood angels, not a single one died to the hands of demons. All because he basically wanted to honor their blood feud.
The army of demons marched over the southern mountain, killed tons of xenos, finished the tyranids off, left behind a pile of skulls in the 8 point star, and then disappeared over the summit.
@@jamzee_ what fucking giga chads
He also failed the landing and ended in the moon, like a loser
There's a story in the aos battle tome for nurgle where one of the tree people who's name I can't spell was captured and converted by nurgle's forces. However he was later rescued and given a bath by the storm cast eternals, and welcomed into their ranks. Nurgle sees this as a rejection of his gifts, and it makes him so mad that it "gave pause to Khorn". Imagine being SO MAD that even khorn is like "whoa, dude chill. It's cool"
Sylvaneth
That does sound pretty mad
Eh... was it angry "mad"? Or was it "throwing an unexpected temper tantrum" mad?
When the embodiment of violent rage says you need to take a chill pill, you know you have a problem
@@mr.potato2223 No, Sylvaneth are generally speaking not corrupted by Nurgle into his service, or any of the Chaos Gods. The guy Nevets is referring to is Tornus, who was a human champion fighting Nurgle when they invaded his land. They captured him and subjected him to horrific tortures until he eventually turned to Nurgle, becoming Torglug. Because Nurgle loves people so much he makes them go through horrible pain until they accept it.
He was redeemed by the Stormcast, his body destroyed by Ghal Maraz and what good was left in his soul, the Tornus that remained even after his corruption, was sent up to become a Stormcast Eternal, one of the Redeemed (Chaos worshippers that managed to have their good in their souls saved by Stormcast). Pretty cool character, highlights the hope of AoS as a setting that no matter how far you fall, so long as you have a spark of good in you, you can rise again.
DK is actually right about Grey Knights keeping Daemons' True Names on their armour, but I think they're reading that as *carved* onto their armour, and that's not right. The True Names are kept in that book that they all keep a copy of in a casket on their chest. It's called the Liber Daemonicum or Libra Damonicus.
Aka, the inquisitorial “my bitches” book.
There is also a chapter that puts the images of demons onto either their bodies or armor, I think they’ve brought that chapter up before but I could be misremembering that part
@@cjmarion6350 You might be thinking of the Exorcists? Their chapter symbol is the visage of a daemon. I think there's even rumours that they're a successor chapter to the Grey Knights.
They talked about it in the inquisition episode. Bricky just has a bad memory
@@vegladex they do more than just that, The Exorcists actualy become a deamonhost as 1 of there coming of age rituals for trianing, believing by winning with a strong willpower and expelling the deamon will make dem more resitent to choas taint
Me in the game the Darktide beta.
After getting a better shovel: "For the Emperor!"
After getting a chainsword: "For the Emperor!"
After getting a chainax: "Blood for the blood god!"
I truly understand the will of the skull throne.
After getting a Bolt Thrower: "I need ammo!"
*KILL! BURN! MAIM!*
Me in every game that had a flamethrower since early 90's
BLOOD FOR THE GOD-EMPEROR
Bro all the chaos gods are just different aspects of the corpse emperor
You are truly on the top of the foodchainsword.
Nurgle ain't that simple tho. Tzeench love crazy ritual but Nurgle love math, and precise stuff, Mortarion has a wide array of fucking weird magical clockworks, nurgle loves to make time paradoxes that fixes event (unchanging loop repeating themselves for eternity...). And his greater daemons have the most accurate knowledge of their ranking in grandpa goodboi list. (from first to last). They will a lot of time, when talking between them declare proudly where they stand on the list (44509th or 450th and so on...).
Since godbligth, Rotigus took Kugath spot as n°1 and his latest disease was "spreading doubt " by simply guiding an archeologist toward proof that during the HH, Bobby established imperium secundus.
Another "weird'" disease was Typhus spreading a song that spread on a planet until it simply ate any other thoughts in the mind of the people that heard it.
His shtick isnt just "cancer that grow teeth and also ooze pus out your eyes"
i love this
Or that Eisenhorn prequel story where a Medicae visited the one survivor of a Nurglite attack, and the survivor revealed that the disease was entirely mental and spread through people looking at and drawing the Dark Tongue Hieroglyph of Nurgle... which the Guardsmen didn't know about because they're Guardsmen and no one tells them jacks--t.
Oh so it's less about disease and more about the concept of contagion... which means memes feed Nurgle. And we say they go viral or cause brainrot, so that comes full circle huh.
The most unfathomable one to me is a Flamer of Tzeentch. It's flames don't burn. No, no. They cause RAPID MUTATION. You don't die being incinerated. You die by your body violently bursting as " Oh, your liver has become a massive tooth the size of a dragon ogre's, your ribs have become eels, your abdomen has become a massive mouth and long whip tongue. "
Or you literally turn to glass
I imagine it feels like someone is forcefully taking your body and moulding you like clay.
The flesh is FLUID, IT CAN BE RESHAPED, REMADE, pray it dosent takes too hideus of a form
@OHGAS
It can, but that’s probably a likely as the chances of getting a good Gatcha roll.
When your entire being keeps rolling 1d100 over and over
You want to read a good example of Slaaneshi corruption in the 'traditional' sense? The novel 'Shadowsword' in the Baneblade series. A standard rebellion of a world within the imperium (due to tithe strain) leads to ruination.
The book also has a great scene of a dismounted Imperial superheavy tank commander(armed with a powered rapier) landing a perfect heart-thrusting stab on an Emperor's Children marine, only for the marine to survive the hit, pull the sword out, reminisce about the loss of his birth heart and the emotions it causes him, before grabbing the guardsman and starting to carve his arm up with a knife looking for a 'fine nerve to pluck' so they can 'sing songs of agony and ecstasy together'.
I brought this up as a cool fight scene but it happens to also be an example of why being taken alive by the EC is almost as bad as the Dark Eldar. This Astartes was still in battle and decided to start torturing the guardsman in a shell crater, even.
I kind of wish there was a story about a planetary governor that found out about the horror of chaos, but instead of becoming corrupted, he tried making the world unappealing to any one section of chaos by making it appealing to all of the aspects of chaos that he views as "good"
That’s actually very interesting
That would probably instead draw the appeal and attention of Malice, working to slowly make the place more anarchic and terrifying to all who would oppose it.
@@inienthelonewitch6745 that could still be pretty cool in my opinion
I mean, and I mean. That would be like trying to use a wildfire to warm up a city.
@@anthonybernard8819 I might write that up at some point. Sounds fun and I have a soft spot for malice
Tonite on Ridiculous Gear: Bricky gets smothered in-between a Great Unclean One's thighs to find that ripe Nurgussy. DK gets his brains blasted by Aetaos’rau’keres for trying to use it's name in a game of scrabble and Shy follows her destiny and becomes a Tormentbringer on Exalted Seeker Chariot.
Nurgussy. I pictured it because of you. I know have Covid, The Flu, High Blood Pressure, and a rash. Thanks.
@@MrFatalisDev The worst thing I've ever wrote lmao
Thank you ❤
NOW LEAVE AND NEVER RETURN
When you think about it, the feculant gnarlmaw is basically just a ripe Nurgussy
@@emperorcat621 I will return just for you.
Khorne's magic is fueled by blood. It's stuff like knitting flesh back together through slaughter, repairing broken bones and muscles, et cetera. Even blazing blades and enhanced reflexes.
Yep, Urdesh books are recent books to bring back the Bloodmages and even rarer Khorne Psyker. And the bloodmages have supportive magics, while the psykers have self enhancing powers.
Depending on the demon if it dies in the warp it ceases to exist but you need to meat certain conditions to kill them , however the emperors sword erases the existence of any thing in the warp it burns. Mass swaths of burgles garden are permanently gone now and he would have to replace it with new things
Burgle 😋
Meat certain
Big E's sword cant kill particularly powerful demons though. He couldn't kill Drachnyen, only turn it into a sword and have a custodian hide it somewhere.
The black legion codex implies it actually corrupted the custodian. Abaddon has it now
@@williammortensen9170 I read meat curtain
@@thefeatherbird_ but custodes are uncorruptible
So, we are going to have an episode about Be'Lakor one day? sounds fun, I hope there would also be an episode about different Daemon Princes. There are some really interesting stories buried in the lore.
I think my favorite DP is Ax'senaea, mostly because her ascension was so outrageous, even by Warhammer standards.
She was a despot of her planet, an egomaniac solipsist (believes that she is the only thing that exists and everything else is just imagination) and overall, very unpleasant person. A sorcerer managed to trick her into allowing herself to be possessed by a daemon, convincing her that this would empower her. She summoned a Keeper of Secrets, the strongest of Slaanesh daemons, and against all odds managed to subjugate it with nothing but her raw ego and self-centeredness. She used the daemon as her tool to shape her planet as she wanted, to her own image, until ithe daemons power was exhausted and she banished it back to the Warp.
Then she allowed a second one to possess her and subjugated it too. And then the third one, earning herself the moniker of Thrice Possessed. Even Slaanesh was genuinely impressed by her raw egoism and rewarded Ax'senaea with princehood.
The most massive ego trip in all of history
......tf ??? How😂
There is one thing that i love about Khorne in Fantasy and ranged weapons, he hates them but in his elite group of Daemons, the Blood Hunt there is always a few Skull cannons, why? Because when he leaded himself the hunt those cannons where there with him, now Ka'Banda is the leader but he cant kick them out because Khorne still likes them, is like an adult that cant let go his old toys. And i relate to that
Bricky pointing out the "Rock On!" Horror now makes me want to see Eddie Riggs in 40k. Brutal Legends fans unite!
Just put Bel'akor in a sweet leather vest, give him some luscious locks, and slap a guitar into the man's hands.
Brütal Legend 2: immaterium tour
And let's throw in Bunk Bed Junction from No Straight Roads to aid him, too.
"DECAPITATIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON"
This quiet offends Jack Black
Probably one of my favorite 40k books is one called the deacon of wounds, its where a good natured ecclesiarch plays into the hands of nurgle while trying to save his dying planet. it truly captures the insidious nature of chaos and how you can serve chaos without even knowing it.
There's multiple daemons that don't appear in the codex that are quite cool : There's the prisoner of the emerald cave which is a great unclean one so powerful and so foul that he was able to spawn armies and his sheer stench could kill a plague marine, it took 300 grey knights and an entire regiment of guardsmen as well as some titans to contain that thing only 20 grey knights survived.
There's also Bubonis and Abominatous which are greater daemons of Nurgle and Khorne respectively which managed to possess titans and are now an amalgamation of titans and daemons.
I think the prisoner was a supreme daemon. Who, unlike his others, didn’t need a strong connection in the warp and was still very strong.
I'm pretty sure Khorne’s sacred number is 8 just because it sounds like ‘hate’.
8 people makes a battle
8 people is a 4v4 with 4 pairs of fighters having a total of eight 1v1s.
Was discussing the gods with a friend and in all honesty it was more a discussion between War Hounds than World Eaters regarding Khorne and his better aspects of life he represents which I truly enjoyed
A bit of correction here: While the Chaos Gods do get fed by simple emotions that correlates to their respective domains, there is a reason why the Daemons can only manifest through rituals and that is because worship directed to them feeds them more than simple emotions ever could. One fanatic worshipper feeds them more with his prayer than a hundred unbelievers could with just their emotions.
Emotion is meager food to the gods, the real prize for them is and always has been faith and worship, because otherwise, they wouldn't be gods, now would they?
tell that to the imperium, the inquisition, and the daemons bursting out of psykers XP
This is something I don’t quite understand. Why would simply acknowledging and venerating the gods feed them more than engaging in the acts they are gods of?
And I’m not talking about the kind of worship that actually ritualises their domain, because obviously, a ceremonial fight to the death in honour of Khorne is going to feed Khorne.
I just mean, why does the guy bowing in prayer at a slaanesh alter feed them more than the guy staring intently at the barmaid serving him drinks, thinking about the things he’s going to do when he abducts her later.
@@reginlief1 Well that Slaaneshi altar might likely still be alive and is in so much pain/pleasure/sheer sensation so of course it feeds her/him/it more than a simple ignorant thought or action would.
More seriously though, the logic here is this: Acknowledging, venerating and praying to them means you are accepting that they, as gods, have power over you, that they control you, work/act through you, and you are nothing but their plaything, so due to how the Warp works, they do because you believe they do and they get ALL of you, soul and everything, especially if you're a psyker.
If you are ignorant of them/against them and yet you think or do something that relates to their domain, you would believe that what you do is out of your own free will or because you are acting on behalf of an entity who, in truth, does not hear or see you and because of that, they only gets scraps. Such ignorant acts or thoughts can only draw them if it's done either in sheer excess and/or at a massive enough scale like the stories that Bricky told in this very video.
Emotion is understandably a drop vs a cup, but a trillion drops is greater overall than a fee thousand cups. I think they need both, but can work more with the higher focus of worship.
@@seeingseeer5282 the altar is alive? You’ve lost me. I know we’re talking about daemons here but I can’t imagine very many altars are possessed or whatever, and therefore contributing to its purpose.
Anyway, my problem is that the Chaos gods, to my understanding, are basically emotional sinks, which is why they grow in power when someone engages in an act that comes under their domain.
But acknowledgement, acceptance, reverence etc are also emotions, and none of which specifically come under one of the gods’ remits. So you’d think that these things, and therefore any kind of worship of the chaos gods, would fuel some other warp entity that these things are pooling towards, not the chaos gods.
In the farsight books there's a really good example of a tzeenche deamon cursed to only ever tell the truth possessing a watercast and then an inquisitor
Chaos daemons are my favorite faction because they have limitless lore possibilities and flavor. They cannot truly “die” by normal means, they are functionally immortal, like orks they see the 40k setting as one big game, and there are other deities in the warp that aren’t chaos-aligned.
So Daemons can be killed outside of the warp but so far there are only two known ways. Either being killed/banished while near a blank since they would be banished while cut off from the warp or being killed by the Emperors sword. So Guilleman and sisters of silence can definitely truly kill daemons.
Each individual deamon is created from a fraction of energy from it's parent deity and as such every deamon is a part of one of the greater chaos Gods given sentience, personality and agency. The only way for a deamon to be permanently "destroyed" is if they offend their creator to the point where they reclaim the energy invested in the deamons creation.
Well that explains those demons that don't associate with any particular Chaos God.
Bricky and DK already mentioned it, but that's Tzeentch story would make for a great survival horror game in the same vein as The Evil Within. Play as one of the rebels trying to survive the outbreak all the while still trying to kill the loyalist guards. Would be a blast.
This is why I love Tzeentch the most as he embodies Cuthulu horror the most and the plots and schemes are just great. I use him in Dark Heresy when I have experienced investigators who need a challenge as Khorne, Nurgle and Slanesh are too easy to figure out for 40K savants but Tzeentch I can always mess with them.
I was expecting more going through the individual kinds of daemon forms that the chaos gods manifest. What they look like, are called, abilities they have, things they've been recorded participating in. Maybe a couple of named daemons from each. Good episode still but maybe something for the future? I wanna see Dk react to some of the less advertised forms.
Now I'm curious.
^This. An in-depth examination of the various Daemon units would be cool.
They can always make more videos about the warp and it’s inhabitants both daemon and not. It’s a literal whole universe on its own.
Yeah, I feel like we’ve had this episode already really.
It’s more of a “let’s talk about stuff we’ve already covered a bit more”.
Which is fine, but I can’t really tell if Bricky was intending for that or if he thought he was really putting out information he hadn’t covered before.
The stories are cool, at any rate, commentary aside.
Have you tried the Chaos god specific episodes? They go a bit into more details about different daemons in those.
33:00 There's a fanfic, a crossover with Neon Genesis Evangelion, that includes my personal favorite "actually, the Chaos Gods aren't so bad" bits, where one character describes each of the four gods to his companion, describing Tzeench as a god of change and hope, about the will to move forward and improve yourself, Slaanesh as a god of sensuality, passion and the arts, who is just as much about passionate lovemaking as it is about the satisfaction an artist feels upon completing a work, Khorne as a god of valor, courage and wrath, an angry god who empowers those who seek to crush those who would keep them low and, finally, Nurgle as a god of life and death, who delights in the joy of others and is life and growth without restraint.
It’s not wrong and characters in warhammer have actually said basically the same thing, what I think is a cool concept is the values that literally make the gods could theoretically split into various other gods. Bloodthirsters could become gods of anger, slaughter, honor, war, or strength instead of khorne being god of all of those things and this is true for all the gods, they could splinter into weaker gods each representing a part of the god they came from instead of being a single entity in control of various aspects of the universe. I don’t know if the gods would work with the other parts of their original or if they’d ally with the aspects of other gods but I think it’s a fun concept to think about.
Get in the dreadnought Shinji
@@RealSilvernight i think a titan would be more appropiate than dreadnought.
@@cjmarion6350 I’ve always taken it to be that every daemon is in some way a more specific aspect of their God’s domain, going from Khorne, the war god, to a daemon of slaughter, to a daemon of killing, to a daemon of combat, to a daemon of swinging a blade, to a daemon of swinging a blade at a person, and so on.
I take this because there’s so many ways in which someone could feed the chaos gods, and it’s simply the act of portioning out its power that part of the chaos god’s identity takes the form of a daemon of chaos. These daemons can act independently but are ultimately still part of that great whole.
One could even think of each god as simply a portioning of the greater entity that is chaos as a whole.
So I wouldn’t necessarily say that we would get lesser gods that would start to break off and pursue their own empowerment, but rather that every daemon is already this, to some degree.
That’s my take on it anyway. The recent stuff on Vashtorr fits in with my idea, as although I think a lot of his identity is very Tzeentchian, it could still be stemming from separate warp borne concepts that have nowhere to go but form a new entity.
@@rizalalbar true, but wouldn't shinjì be driven mad by the machine spirit ?
Towards the end of the episode Bricky mentioned how it was a great translation from lore to rules that Daemons teleports based on leadership.
It doesn't make sense half the time. Tyranids for example are never scared. The individual bioforms are closer to being one organism connected to The Hive Mind. By all accounts they should have leadership 99. Effectively infinite in all respects.
Your cells do not get scared inside your body, they fight and die, and sacrifice themselves for the organism. Only when the entire organism is threatened, is it afraid.
On the bright side, doing the chaos demons episode AFTER the pandemic gave Shy a lot of good material to use for the Nurgle portion.
I recently just finished listening to ADB's Talons of Horus and Black legion. I feel these two books gave me an enormous insight into demons! They are also now in my top 5 black library books. The fall to chaos is slow but envietable. Their incredible books and recommend them for chaos and demon stuff.
Khorne and his greater demons are not idiots. They know what tactics are and can use them. When your army is unable to take permanent casualties that risk cost calculus of front assaults changes.
Thought about the great game. So dreams of change fuel Big bird( spelling that name is hard). Salvation from disease fuel nurgle. Who receives the soul of someone wishing change from their condition? The answer would be who is present, who cares, and who is winning that front of the great game. The warp is an idea more so than a place.
I think a good way to picture the beginning of when slaneesh daemon incursion happens is like the ending scene of hereditary with the calm peaceful music until it hits you with that demon sheit
I absolutely implore you guys to please read the novel The Talons of Horus for the book club. It is written by good old ABD ( Aaron Dembski-Bowden) and it made me start collecting Black Legion. The perspective of a Thousand Sons sorcerer turned Black Legion. Along with the descriptions of demons and the gods made me say “that’s so cool” audibly multiple times. As a Chaos simp this book is a 10/10 from me.
FROM SHAME AND SHADOW RECAST
@@lordtallon5610 IN BLACK AND GOLD REBORN
@@fallingarc8034 WE ARE RETURNED
So you've chosen Exterminatus then.
I second this. For the bookclub, and to gain a new appreciation for Vezimira's smutty, smutty comics
38:18 aww man, missed opportunity to use Pat struggling to get out of that stairwell in ds3
I find it funny how DK says that Nurgles holy number is 34, and the way you get to 7, is with 3 and 4.
Is this where we bring up that time Logan Grimnar, the Chapter Master of the Space Wolves, built a throne out of his enemies skulls? (the same dude who uses an axe he stole off a dead Khorne Champion?)
21:15 I’m from Nebraska, and that’s a lot of Khorne!
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@@skeletonwar2408 NOT THIS TIME! They said last episode (or was it the one before that?) that the next patreon goal will be Emp's Children and Rylanor!
give us a waifu skarbrand i can already see it in my delusions
We found the heretic iquisitor
She technically already exists. She’s known as Valkia the Bloody.
I was hoping to see the Sister of Battle as a poster. But I will be getting the Conquerers abs absolutely
My favorite part of the Horus Heresy books is when the space marine legions all encounter daemons for the first time. It’s awesome!
Time to pray to the Chaos Gods for a Raven Guard episode.
Technically you “can” kill a demon but you either need to destroy it completely. Only a few ways can be done and one of them uses Big E’s sword which basically can destroy ANY warp essence it cuts through. The other way is that soul deletion power that Big E used to kill Horus. Also technically demons can destroy one another and then absorb their essence to become stronger. You can see that happen in the Daemonculaba book where a Khornate Daemon finds and kills a Tzeentchian Daemon.
Slaanesh did the same when he/she/it killed the Eldar pantheon.
Man, all this talk about daemons in horror stories reminds me of how good The House of Night and Chain was.
That one is terrifying in how it hints at all the quiet ways people keep the Imperium together and the sacrifices required of them.
To answer your question, DK, there are certain weapons that can give true death to a daemon. They operate by destroying and/or completely dispersing all of the warp energy a deamon has, but they are exceedingly rare. One of these exceedingly rare weapons is the Emperor's flaming sword. There are also the very rare, extremely powerful pariah/blank(these would be the equivalent of an alpha+ in power level) that can with training and specialized equipment erase a daemon from all of existence.
if you like chaos spacemarines I can only recommend the fabius bile books, it´s somewhat larger scale than the nightlord trilogy bot still really good
I only fought a blood thirster once in 9th, it was with guard but it was not a problem because I ran it over with my shadow sword. Big tank go burrr
So in theory could a war break out summoning a bunch of khorne demons who kill a bunch of people in turn summoning a bunch of those necron flayed ones or worse that knight that arrives via blood?
Gray Knights are some of my favorites, having read "Gray Knights Sons of Titan" and the sheer amount of stuff that they are capable of & go through is just astonishing.
This was a cool episode but I'd like an episode on the specific Deamon types. You could maybe split it into the Deamons of the 4 main gods.
Tzeentch is also almost become way stronger than other chaos god. And at the same time tzeentch`s the only chaos god that had daemon king.. not prince. KING! even chaos primarchs are just daemon prince...
Didn't the grey knights yeet it into death
@@roykoplowich3590 seems like a thing they’d do and take 90% casualties while doing it
@@garvielloken9297 gotta love the grey knights being the most op thing in the verse according to that one guy
@@garvielloken9297 Acceptable numbers.
Fun fact I counted... in the Khorn section the quote actually had the guy say the word 8 a total of 8 times
Be’lakor is also an AMAZING melodic death metal band from Australia, I’d recommend checking em out
On the topic of daemons, I absolutely cannot wait for DK and Bricky to talk about Vashtorr, the potential new 5th Chaos God of Technology on the Horizon…
I swear GW better not turn him into Calgar fodder
THIS QUIET OFFENDS SLAANESH
*THINGS SHALL GET LOUD… NOW!!!!*
This video made me want to buy this book just for the art.
I'm a dungeon master for a warhammer fantasy rpg, one of my best characters was an slaanesh one, a shallian (priestess of the goddess of healing) obsess with her child (specifically her dead son).
Should've been just a random enemy until finishing the stats for the character, when i roll to see the her gifts and mutations. Her gift was to birth a little daemon and the mutation of that daemon is being covered with spikes, so probably an even worse birth process than usual.
I’m noticing there’s some serious overlap in what the chaos gods are about, like desire could also involve nurgle or xeentch as you could wish to stay the same, or grow.
I mean not really in that example anyway? Nurgle is quite literally the exact opposite of desire, they're about giving up all desire and succumbing to the inevitable rot and decay of time. Tzeentch meanwhile may use desire as a lure but that's only ever to fool the prideful and arrogant.
Tzeentch can also be desire for change ofc, but that's different to the carnal desire of Slaanesh
I would love to see you guys cover malice and the sons of malice, because they are cool and deserve more love from Games workshop.
"Please cure my daughter's leprosy!"
"It sounds like you would like your daughter to live FOREVER with leprosy so she can spread it to everyone she meets?"
"Uh."
I was hoping Bricky would show the Daemon art for each Chaos god section in the codex and DKs reaction to the Nurgle one is glorious
This was a good episode on daemons. Maybe next week they will talk about daemons
Thank you for being a thing you helped me through my recovery after surgery
I hope you are doing well
Oh wow Bricky wasn't kidding when he said that quote would be hard to get. That could be leading into literally any imperial authority or pretty much anything they might make a commentary on.
Next Daemonic episode on Adeptus Ridiculous;after Belakor of course.
The Greater Daemons!
Highlights of this episode,
DK getting headlocked by SKARBRAND,
Bricky getting his mind melted by Kairos Fateweavers’ constant paranoid riddles & ramblings,
Shy getting a bear hug by Ku’gath the plague father,
And gods knows the horrors that await them when The Masque comes to visit!
It’s non-stop heretical hilarity next time on Adeptus Ridiculous!
Stay Tuned!
Great show, as always!
"Little pink demon"*Towers over the sister of battle*
Eating food while you're talking about Nurgle is an interesting experience for sure.
Man Dk getting closer and closer to becoming the warhammer 40k
Sky's showing the sign against the mandate is the sweetest irony for what Bricky and DK were commenting. lmao
14:26 Or willing people. The only thing stranger and more unknowable than daemons is the mind of those who worship them.
Huh, how ironic. I bought a box of daemonettes as a Christmas gift the day before this vid came out.
I usually listen to the podcast in the car, i have never heard DK mic peek so hard when slansh showed up, my ears were very much hurt after
You might have been talking about the Exorcists, who handle Daemons and the possessed as a specialty
1:00 No Guillivraine Thanksgiving photo :(
COOM FOR THE COOM GOD
Fill the Great Jar!
Tissues for the tissue throne! Or Socks…
@@12ratsinatrenchcoat Slaanesh seems more like a sock demon god to me.
Wonder strict the chaos gods are in terms of worship or doing acts in there name like what 1-2 twice a day or week could be funny that it could be seen as like a 9-5 Job or something like a sitcom sort of like Argel Tal like venom or having a deamon Buddy and hanging out bored
I think we need a Grey Knights episode to explore their lore more
"I think moto moto the greater daemon likes you
Why is it always Nurgle or Khorne? Can I get *one* Slaaneshi succubus?
Autoplay brought me straight from the Poorhammer art tier list episode to this. Bricky's thoughts on the demon codex did not stay so positive for very long 😂
I hope we get a belakor mention
I think DK is thinking about how the custodies has their names engraved on there armor
Probably. Or how the Grey Knights have runes, words, and literal books on their armor.
Love the work that you guys do have plans to cover Rogue Traders in the future.
Some say Old Tzeentch and his deamons are out there planning to have a plan to this very day. Edit: forgot the deamons.
Hey a Thanksgiving poster with the Spacewolves having a feast and a Christmas one with the legion grudge keeper with ammo labelled as coal
There are some Christians who have that "God will heal me through faith and prayer" attitude, too, and they annoy all other Christians. Dad has a story that he likes to tell. A couple of folks were in an area hit by a flood but refused to evacuate because "God will provide."
The flood waters rose, turning their yard into a lake. Some people in a row boat passed and offered them a lift, but they refused because "God will provide."
The flood waters rose, forcing them to retreat to the upper floors. Some people in a motor boat passed and offered them a lift, insisting that it was dangerous to stay. They refused because "God will provide."
The flood waters rose, forcing them to retreat to the roof. A helicopter spotted them and lowered a ladder, but they again refused because "God will provide."
Finally, the flood waters rose so high that they drowned. When they saw God, they asked why He didn't provide, why He didn't save them. He said, "I sent two boats and a helicopter. What were you waiting for?"
Three things that humans have lots of. Doing stupid shit, free will and blaming others. Combine all three and we get this nice little story.
I hear this while coding and every time I space out i'll go back a few seconds a hear something that make wanna go another 30 min before
playing catchup and was sad to find out after the year was over that the posters were only till end of year
As a bro I’d probably want either Korne or Tzeetch a prankster or anger fulled Killer so you could in theory control or focus there tomfooleryat others or enemies while Salnesh and Nurgle is bit more fucked Nurgle smells and would probably get you sick or salnesh would steal from you or get you hooked on some shit but that can be said about the first two
Yes Inquisitor, this comment right here!
Surprised there hasn't been an episode on like, Demon Princes or something yet. I'm sure Belakor would appreciate free shoutouts.
Edit: Nevermind, I just got to the part after slaanesh. Lmfao.
We all thought it was "Warhammer 40k", but it was actually "Warhammer, for DK".
That's not the rock on devil horns hand gesture that pink horror is doing. That's I love you.
43:30 this didn't aged well did it?
33:17 ...and this is why Tzeentch is memed as *_予定通り_* Made Manifest on places like 1d4chan and whatnot.
I'd buy those poster art on mtg play mats. I'd unroll the conqueror's abs every time I shuffle
18:42 bricky is a skaven, i see the mask slipping my guy
Beginning to belive The Goblin King from The Labyrinth was a Tzeech worshiper
Tzeentch do be involved in a bit of tomfoolery not gonna lie