I love it how the quality range of first captains literally goes from Galaxy sundering raid boss to all the way to random shmuck that gets clapped Go I love Warhammer The current Majorkill Merch drop is on it's final sale, none of these items will ever be restocked : www.majorkill.shop/
Hello Majorkill, Would you please make some lore videos on the Imperial Truth, the Imperial Creed, the Ecclesiarchy, and the High Lords of Terra? Pretty please? Thank you.
Julius korsaeron fact: in 40k He was killed by an iron hand who didn’t even know who he was and didn’t care. Biggest ego shattering since fulgrim v rylanor
The Loyalists have had some pretty amazing one liners in the Siege of Terra; Raldaron's "Get off my wall!", Dorn's response to Fulgrim's speech just being "No." and my personal favourite being Nassir Amit (The OG Flesh Tearer) beating a World Eater in melee twice and each time telling him to "Eat. Shit."
Best line hands down goes to Garviel Loken when fighting Horus "Little Horus" Aximand during the siege of terra. Loken: "I wanted Abaddon. I wanted Lupercal. Those were the names at the head of my list." Aximand: "Well, you got me." Loken: "You always were the wrong Horus."
Honestly Alpharius standing completely still under the imperial palace for millennia is such a fitting move that I wouldn't be surprised if the thing keeping him there was just non-functional anymore and he was just waiting for the perfect chance to strike
@@toobig7150 Custodes generally view Astartes with contempt and mistrust due to the heresy and the fact that they are "lesser beings", not created in the emperors image like them. Don't think they believe they need any help from him. Hell, they don't even trust Guilleman, and (some at least) are constantly training to try and kill him if he should try and make a play for the throne.
As a Death Guard fanboy; I kinda love how Typhus is Nurgle's favoured out of him and Mortarion. Typhus actually did shit and formed a warband,while Mortarion kinda just sulked for a few thousand years. It just show's that having a Primarch on your side isn't always a useful thing.
To be fair to the Primarchs, Mortarion was always a sulking loser. So when your options are an ego driven man-child and the main reason the Death Guard fell, you'd obviously pick the more competent leader.
Makes sense, Mortarion only joined out of love for his sons and to stop their suffering, Typhus was all over Nurgle from day 1, Mortarion basically got forced into it like Angron except he's not a raving lunatic so he knows he got the raw end.
Typhon/Typhus was always doing schemes, his loyalty is not to Morty or Big E even in his early days. So for me is not surprising he is the most devouted and war liking Nurgle marine(s)
It's kind of the point, Morty never wanted to be nurgle's bitchh hence his contempt for it all. If he was even remotely fanatic like typhus, he would overshadow typhus in a couple of years.
I think Marius Gage was the only example that showed that due to warp shenanigans the first generations of marines were older than their Primarchs. He was a seasoned veteran by the time Guilliman was found and they were so damn respectful and honest with each other. More like brothers relationship than a father and a son.
Sevetar was actually last seen in Dark Angel custody, choosing to remain imprisoned even when he had a chance to escape as he feels it would be justice that way to be punished for his own crimes. Considering how he specifically thinks about the "eyeless sharks of Nostromo" while imprisoned, I think he will end becoming the first chapter master of the Carcharodons
@colton millward problem is, i can't see mr "death to the false emperor" being a gray knight. Thus leader master of an chapter of marines that remains at the edge of the galaxy despensing violet justice against humanity's enemies rather than fighting for the imperium fits him better
I have this headcannon that as a plot twist, Ingo Pech was still waiting for someone to deactivate the mine after 10K years. And bonus plot twist, Ingo Pech actually was Alpharius which explains why he hasn't done much since the heresy.
@@ComicRelief3 thats why I don't like alpha legion, "Oh that's alpharius the primarc, but actually alpharius is the same size as his marines so maybe that's X , oh X turned out to be omegon but not really because alpharius replaced him with Y and then omegon was accompanying him and omegon was actually X in disguise of alpharius " I'm too stupid to understand it
@@ComicRelief3 In OP's theory, the Alpharius that died on Pluto to Dorn would have either been Omegon or Ingo Pech, and the marine down in the Imperial Palace is actually Alpharius, but everyone thinks it's Ingo Pech.
Imagine if the lion finds him. He comes back to terra and says “dad left all the juicy weapons in the basement” and then finds pech still standing there, with a beard down to his balls.
That would have been epic, imagine that, the Black Templars ultimate executioner, called only when things are like shit, huge machine Sigismund slicing through everything, would be epic
@@benives254 1. actually impossible since there is not enough of him left to do that 2. Even if it was possible he would need to be put into a redemptor of a brutalis dread witch would kill him after a few hundred years
I think the Primaris Dreadnought was moslty due to extended duties. Most Dreadnoughts were put to rest between battles. But since Indomitus Crusade, the new Dreadnoughts would have been given longer service time that strained their life support system.
Yeah, sadly he's stuck in the "can never win, just have losses claimed to be victories"....a bit like Abbadon. In all honesty, the Ynnari plotline where Yvraine was able to fully resurrect a Dust Marine had sooooooo much potential, but was completely thrown to the wall....as is often the case
Artellus Numeon's demise is actually a bit weirder, he didn't jump into a valcano. After they brought Vulkan to Nocturn to bury him in Mount Deathfire in the hope of resurrecting him, after about a week of vulkan not returning Numeon left all of his astertes gear behind and walked into the wastelands during the time of trials (apocalyptic weather season) distraught that he failed and asking what more he needs to give. A fissure opened up in the ground, Numeon went in and it closed behind him. When his battle brothers realized that he was gone and left his things behind they raced out to find him, riding jet bikes through the ash storms they were looking for any signs of life, and they found one. When they came upon the signal, it wasn't Numeon, it was Vulkan.
yeah, i listened to that in audio book format and tbh, at the end i was so annoyed of hearing "Vulcan lives" for so many times :D but ngl the end of Numeons story was kinda cool
The "Legion Master" of the War Hounds was actually named Gheer at the time of Angron's arrival. Gheer was mentioned one time and immediately killed by Angron so he wasnt notable. He was preceded by Lhorke who was the original Legion Master before being entombed in a dreadnought. Lhorke is a PoV character in Betrayer. Both of these facts come from Betrayer by ADB.
I find it really sad that Lorgar went from a father who abused and humiliated him unless he showed absolute loyalty, to a father that abused and humiliated him for showing absolute loyalty.
@@Vasilefs_Terranorum Comically shallow and unemphatic opinion, Lorgar shouldn't have embodied the fundamental aspect of humanity he was created to and the virtue that 90% of all the heroes of the Imperium embody for 10,000 years after the fact because? You say zealot as if zealotry is a bad thing to be in this setting when its a core principle of all the factions you probably like.
Yeah now that I think about it he's similar to Angron; he never really had a chance. A primarch is still a human at the end of the day, and ended up being a demi-god who was raised on a radically religious planet. His adoptive, abusive father being a baseline human shows how his developing years caused a fundamental change and twisted his purpose. Him and Angron's brotherhood during the Heresy makes a lot more impactful too, with how desperate Lorgar was to save Angron
The night Haunter seemed to like people whose fate he couldn't predict or whose fate was also Vindicated in and of itself. He might not have been able to see how his first Captain dies because he isn't dead yet. Sevatar is the only one capable of reuniting the nightlords and Decimus might find him.
1 quick correction... Sevatar was captured by the I Legion at the same time that the Night Haunter became trapped on the Invincible Reason(end of "Prince of Crows" and basically immediately preceding "The Unremembered Empire"). He never made it to the Siege, that we're aware of.
Its been confirmed by GW too that he is not alive in 40k, however that he will survive the heresy. But yeah, last we saw him was being in Dark Angel custody. He actually broke free, killed another prisoner who killed an astropath who he'd befriended, then allowed himself to be recaptured. Since he believes he should be imprisoned in punishment for his own crimes
@@have14theroad .....fuck...honestly, that would be a crazy bit of a lore upheaval that would confirm the hybrid chapter. Though they would have to write his...."redemption"? very well, considering he is the one who uttered the phrase
I will never get over the fact that the first captain of the Alpha Legion is named Ingo. As a german this is the equivalent of calling a first captain "Bob" or something trivial like that. Pech meaning "bad luck" in german doesn't help either lmao. Bob Bad Luck, first Captain of the Alpha Legion
Majorkill, you rock as a content creator. Keep it up, and I may even try to invest in some miniatures. Then all I need is some timmies to learn against.
Forrix is easily my second favorite first captain. His attitude is a nice contrast to the other Iron Warriors, and his death is so badass. RIP Forrix, you will be missed.
Would love to see a Video about Vashtorr, since he´s on his Way to become a Major Player in the Setting. I could totally see Perty and the Dark Mechanicum chilling in his Forge of Souls.
Kharn is the 8th Captain to finally convince Angron to accept the World Eaters Legion after 7 previous Captains failed miserably. And 8 is the sacred number of Khorne.
@@robertnelson9599 The Legion master was put into a dreadnaught before Angron was even found and killed when he together with the remaining librarians tried to stop Angrons ascension.
Fun fact: Sevetar was THE original chanter of the now infamous quote "Death to the false Emperor". Considering his loyalty to Curze, his immense hatred for the Imperium and everything it represents, it would be incredibly ironic if he somehow joined up with the loyalist cause.
Artellus Numeon is probably one of if not my favorite warhammer character. Truly embodied everything that made a salamander. It really sucks that he doesn’t have a mini
Abaddon became the leader of the Black Legion after Horus is gone in body and soul forever and he has succeeded in his Black Crusades after 12 times. Gotta respect that determination for 10,000 years and he did something than play games in the Warp.
Forrix wasnt boarding the other titan he had just taken out the first only to turn around to find a turbo laser in his face.. love that storm of iron book
I know that dorn yells, "You are not my son" at Sigismund, but I don't think he truly disowned him. In Warhawk, when he sends him out to kill the leaders, he says the punishment has ended, censure is lifted, and the chains are off. Essentially he was being punishing Sigi because he didn't want his superstition to spread to other imperial fists.
Ahriman is one of the few I want to achieve his goal since he’s just trying to fix his mistake, overall thousand sons got fucked over and are probably the only traitor legion I actually want to see be loyal again. Of course no one has any idea what’s going on with alpha legion. Which is how they like it.
Hello Majorkill. Is it possible for you to make a video describing the main events that happened in the lore since the destruction of Cadia? Something that quickly summarizes the stories of each of the main factions after the story finally moved from the 41st millennium. For example a summary of Guilliman's awakening and the stuff he did as leader of the imperium.
Artellus Numeon path in Horus Heresy is such a madness trip. - He survived Istvaan V. - He was the only one in the survivors group who actually had hope and WISHED to fight forever and DONT DIE for revenge. - His group died because of his trust to human (what a ironic). - He had been captured and tortured on the Word Beares ship. - He LITERALLY *CRIED TWICE* to his father body. - He had to overcome his sad and grief to become a leader of remain Salamanders. - He convinsed Magnus shatter to help Salamnders get to Nocturne. - He fought to the entire fleet of Death Guard with SINGLE ONE. - He revived Vulcan from the dead. Favourite space marine in all time. Artellus showed to me how human space marines are and how even the strongest one can't resist his emothions. Such s despire, sad, even madness and self-lying. But Artellus kept hope to the last and overcomed his demons. Trully badass terran.
I'd love a Sevatar comeback. Even better if he is still a Night Lord and manages to rally some of the warbands under his banner. I like the Grey Knights but I feel it would be a waste to let the Night Lords fade away like this.
Funnily enough Majorkill, most warhammer fans don't even play the tabletop. Like myself, we just love following the lore and playing things like total war and space marine
I think one reason why the dice hasn't gone over as well is many people would rather use dice that are colored/emblazoned with chapter/legion insignia. Mayhaps try a dice creator tool and see how that one goes. GW is breaking it off in people for dice which is why whales excluded 3rd party dice options is the way most go.
Sorry I don’t use dancing anymore I use my tablet with a dice roll up it’s easier and I don’t need to worry about losing on misplacing the days. Every time I play table top, I don’t have to remember where I put on the last time I was playing, all they got moved because other people in the house wanted to use the table
I just gotta say it I love your vids and you are the reason I got into warhammer. It may have taken a few lore vids and audiobooks to get me up to speed but nevertheless keep up the good work
For the raven guard i think Gherith Arendi could be the closest because he was the commander of corax's honor guard and would openly criticize his primarchs choices
Just one thing, Mr Majorkill. It's about the pronunciation of the White Scar's Master of the Keshig, Qin Xa. It's not "Quin Za" but "Shin Za". Chinese language often has words that begin with Q's that are usually pronounced with a "Shh" beginning. Unless there are any Chinese speakers who'd like to correct me, I'm pretty sure I'm right about that. Keep up the good work. Your work is bloody champion, so it is!
Brother, Do we geht a Video about the new Cypher Book, where Dark Angels started to kill Custodes in the Imperial Palace? The fuck, ist that? What kinda drugs where Involved? Best to you @Majorkill
It would be cool to do a video on some of the other notable Legion captains, as many of them went on to be the founding Chapter Masters of various chapters after the Legions were split up. My favorite is my boy Nassir Amit, The Flesh Tearer, Captain of the Blood Angels 5th Company, and founding Chapter Master of the Flesh Tearers. A man who gave absolutely no shits and would staunchly stand by his beliefs in the face of anything. He was a strong supporter of Librarians, continuing to assist them even after their use of physic power was outlawed. On that front, Sanguinius told Amit to stand guard in his chambers while he went to hear his father's verdict on the fate of the Librarius. He did this simply because he knew that Amit would have argued with the Emperor himself. He also got into multiple arguments with not only his own Primarch, but also those of other Legions. He was also the first to realize that Horus had betrayed them, however his gene-father did not want to believe it when he told him, threatening to kill him if he continued to speak of his brother-Primarch in such a manner, but deep down, the Angel knew his words were true. He is also one of a few Blood Angels to have fully succumbed to the Red Thirst and recovered, though he spent the rest of his life ashamed of what he had done while under it's influence (kill a bunch of Space Wolves). His final quotes do a good job to sum up his thoughts on the fractured remains of his legion, and the result that the Red Thirst and Black Rage had on his Chapter after the death of Sanguinius: "Men crave food, they crave flesh, they crave power. We are not men. The Emperor's Angels, His Space Marines, crave honour, they crave retribution, they crave justice. We are not angels, we are the blood sons of Sanguinius. We crave only violence, bloodshed -- there is no void deep within our souls, only the hunger, an insatiable call to slaughter."
I wonder if that Alpha Legion guy is still waiting there after 30k years, with everyone now thinking he's just an old statue left over from the Heresy days....
Corswain isn’t cypher He was a open loyalist dark angel who stayed at the lions side for most of the heresy whereas cypher was one of the fallen on Caliban who’s loyalty’s are still unknown. Most likely after the fall of Caliban Corswain rose to become the first grand master of the chapter his skills in combat and leadership was already proven as when he served as lord seneschal under the lion leading a contingent of the 1st legion to take back the astronomicon during the seige of Terra. On top of that that he is pretty much the only well known/named dark angel in a command position left after the heresy Zahariel was dead and Nemial is a fallen which means there was no one else qualified to fill the lions shoes. The reason we don’t know about it is because next to nobody in the 40k community knows or cares about who where the first chapter masters of the first founding chapters after the primarchs disappeared other than Bijorn the fell handed the only name that comes to find was Marius Gadge. Who’s that you might ask well he just happened to be the ultramarines first chapter master and before that the first captain of 13th legion oh and before that legion master one of the last Terran born ultramarines before Gulliman was ever found 😮. . Manius Calgar Helbrect Azrael Dante Logan Grimnar Gabriel Seth and tu’shan are the only chapter masters most 40k fans have ever known or care to lean about.
It's a damn pity that Korsaeron replaced Vespasian. I remember him being interim 1st Captain in the Fulgrim novel when there were like...8 Emperor's Children in existence lol.
Hey @Majorkill I have a suggestion! How about a video breaking down the Hexagrammaton? It was the name used for the operational structure of the Dark Angels during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. Each point was a called a “Wing” (Deathwing, Ravenwing, Dreadwing, etc.) and each had crazy lore. If the Lion brings the Dark Angels and the successor chapters together into a legion again, he would more than likely bring that back since it was so effective a millennia prior.
"Sometimes embodying their Legion better than their Primarchs" - Looks at Sigismund - Listens to Rogal Dorn: "You are no son of mine" - 2 purged legions and the potential logistical loss of so many innocent marines in them "aaaaahhhh....."
Gherith Adrendi is the most likely 1st captain of the raven gaurd since he is captain of the shadow wardens' ie Coraxs 1st company honorguard body guard unit
Also the ultramarines were so large they had hundreds of 1st captains in each chapter. Gage was Chapter Master Primus. But each Chapter Mastwr had a 1st Captain in the 30k era.
Hello Majorkill, Would you please make some lore videos on the Imperial Truth, the Imperial Creed, the Ecclesiarchy, and the High Lords of Terra? Pretty please? Thank you.
I wouldn't say Forrix was unremarkable. He was extremely talented. If Perturabo didn't micromanage every aspect of his Legion, I think Forrix would've made more of an impact.
I love it how the quality range of first captains literally goes from Galaxy sundering raid boss to all the way to random shmuck that gets clapped
Go I love Warhammer
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>Demi god
>Random who gets bodied
Call it
I also like how every First Captain is either dead or damned.
Hello Majorkill,
Would you please make some lore videos on the Imperial Truth, the Imperial Creed, the Ecclesiarchy, and the High Lords of Terra? Pretty please? Thank you.
Octarius video when
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Julius korsaeron fact: in 40k He was killed by an iron hand who didn’t even know who he was and didn’t care. Biggest ego shattering since fulgrim v rylanor
aye that was a good story those iron hands and sharrowkyn were the best .
@@jimzo1985 gw making banger iron hands lore and then immediately forgetting they exist
It's wack that we rarely get Iron Hands lore since it always slaps
@@majorkill fr
Which story is this?
The Loyalists have had some pretty amazing one liners in the Siege of Terra; Raldaron's "Get off my wall!", Dorn's response to Fulgrim's speech just being "No." and my personal favourite being Nassir Amit (The OG Flesh Tearer) beating a World Eater in melee twice and each time telling him to "Eat. Shit."
Based dorn.
Incredibly based
Best line hands down goes to Garviel Loken when fighting Horus "Little Horus" Aximand during the siege of terra.
Loken: "I wanted Abaddon. I wanted Lupercal. Those were the names at the head of my list."
Aximand: "Well, you got me."
Loken: "You always were the wrong Horus."
Dorn also interrupted Alpharius' monologue with "Fire".
Raldaron to the Painted Count: --Never heard of you...
Honestly Alpharius standing completely still under the imperial palace for millennia is such a fitting move that I wouldn't be surprised if the thing keeping him there was just non-functional anymore and he was just waiting for the perfect chance to strike
64^8 dimensional chess
It'd be hilarious if he was part of the tour. They just put those red hanging barriers around him and people take pictures as they file past.
Spraying pressure water over him every 100years so he doesnt smell too strong
Dark Angel's epitomise the strategy of no enemy being able to anticipate your actions, if you don't know what you're actually doing next yourselves.
Dreadwing novella shows it really well
The Bible says not to let your left hand know what your right hand is doing. They took that personally lmao
American Battle Doctrine?
No, that's the Alpha Legion.
If there are dark angels where are the bright demons?
With the last guy I imagine custodians go down there and just look at him and maybe laugh, just leaving him standing forever
every now and then they come down and his helmets got an extra hydra on it or a scuff that wasnt there before...that keeps moving round.
@@conan2096 so his armor its growing?
why they dont help him if he is loyal? the custodians are pragmatic after all
@@toobig7150 i think hes joking
@@toobig7150 Custodes generally view Astartes with contempt and mistrust due to the heresy and the fact that they are "lesser beings", not created in the emperors image like them. Don't think they believe they need any help from him. Hell, they don't even trust Guilleman, and (some at least) are constantly training to try and kill him if he should try and make a play for the throne.
@@primary2630 can you blame me!? Its the Alpha legion, one never knows with these fkrs
The First Captain of the Alpha Legion is obviously Alpharius. As is The Second Captain, and The Third Caption. He is also Alpharius. It's very simple.
As a Death Guard fanboy; I kinda love how Typhus is Nurgle's favoured out of him and Mortarion. Typhus actually did shit and formed a warband,while Mortarion kinda just sulked for a few thousand years. It just show's that having a Primarch on your side isn't always a useful thing.
All primarchs that were claimed by chaos gods got overshadowed by their sons. Like they were shiny toys taken from the Emperor and then cast away
To be fair to the Primarchs, Mortarion was always a sulking loser. So when your options are an ego driven man-child and the main reason the Death Guard fell, you'd obviously pick the more competent leader.
Makes sense, Mortarion only joined out of love for his sons and to stop their suffering, Typhus was all over Nurgle from day 1, Mortarion basically got forced into it like Angron except he's not a raving lunatic so he knows he got the raw end.
Typhon/Typhus was always doing schemes, his loyalty is not to Morty or Big E even in his early days. So for me is not surprising he is the most devouted and war liking Nurgle marine(s)
It's kind of the point, Morty never wanted to be nurgle's bitchh hence his contempt for it all. If he was even remotely fanatic like typhus, he would overshadow typhus in a couple of years.
I think Marius Gage was the only example that showed that due to warp shenanigans the first generations of marines were older than their Primarchs. He was a seasoned veteran by the time Guilliman was found and they were so damn respectful and honest with each other. More like brothers relationship than a father and a son.
Sevetar was actually last seen in Dark Angel custody, choosing to remain imprisoned even when he had a chance to escape as he feels it would be justice that way to be punished for his own crimes.
Considering how he specifically thinks about the "eyeless sharks of Nostromo" while imprisoned, I think he will end becoming the first chapter master of the Carcharodons
That would be badass
Raven Guard and Nightlord combination genessed.
So, they'll mix him with the exiled Raven Guard Terran Marines to become the Space Sharks
@colton millward problem is, i can't see mr "death to the false emperor" being a gray knight. Thus leader master of an chapter of marines that remains at the edge of the galaxy despensing violet justice against humanity's enemies rather than fighting for the imperium fits him better
@@paimonisfood4986 he was friends with that one Ravenguard. Maybe they founded it together
The raven guard were so good at stealth the moved from 19th to 18th legion in this video lol. Corax strikes again
I have this headcannon that as a plot twist, Ingo Pech was still waiting for someone to deactivate the mine after 10K years. And bonus plot twist, Ingo Pech actually was Alpharius which explains why he hasn't done much since the heresy.
i thought alpharius got his shit kicked in by dorne or was that omegon god damn alpha legion
it would actually be really funny if the primarch himself got bamboozled so many times he forgot who he was then got trapped like that.
@@ComicRelief3 thats why I don't like alpha legion, "Oh that's alpharius the primarc, but actually alpharius is the same size as his marines so maybe that's X , oh X turned out to be omegon but not really because alpharius replaced him with Y and then omegon was accompanying him and omegon was actually X in disguise of alpharius " I'm too stupid to understand it
@@ComicRelief3 In OP's theory, the Alpharius that died on Pluto to Dorn would have either been Omegon or Ingo Pech, and the marine down in the Imperial Palace is actually Alpharius, but everyone thinks it's Ingo Pech.
Imagine if the lion finds him. He comes back to terra and says “dad left all the juicy weapons in the basement” and then finds pech still standing there, with a beard down to his balls.
Still crazy that Bjorn is what 10,000-11,000 years old or close to it if only Sigismeund got injured and got put into a Dreadnought
That would have been epic, imagine that, the Black Templars ultimate executioner, called only when things are like shit, huge machine Sigismund slicing through everything, would be epic
most dreddies just cant be woken up after a thousand or so years. bjorn gives no fucks, he always wakes up when they pour the mead through his visor.
Wait until bjorn crosses the rubricon!
@@benives254 1. actually impossible since there is not enough of him left to do that
2. Even if it was possible he would need to be put into a redemptor of a brutalis dread witch would kill him after a few hundred years
I think the Primaris Dreadnought was moslty due to extended duties.
Most Dreadnoughts were put to rest between battles.
But since Indomitus Crusade, the new Dreadnoughts would have been given longer service time that strained their life support system.
Ahriman is one of my favorite characters in the entire setting, I wish he got a few more Ws every now and then
Yeah, sadly he's stuck in the "can never win, just have losses claimed to be victories"....a bit like Abbadon.
In all honesty, the Ynnari plotline where Yvraine was able to fully resurrect a Dust Marine had sooooooo much potential, but was completely thrown to the wall....as is often the case
Could be worse. Could be an iron hands fan.
Artellus Numeon's demise is actually a bit weirder, he didn't jump into a valcano. After they brought Vulkan to Nocturn to bury him in Mount Deathfire in the hope of resurrecting him, after about a week of vulkan not returning Numeon left all of his astertes gear behind and walked into the wastelands during the time of trials (apocalyptic weather season) distraught that he failed and asking what more he needs to give. A fissure opened up in the ground, Numeon went in and it closed behind him. When his battle brothers realized that he was gone and left his things behind they raced out to find him, riding jet bikes through the ash storms they were looking for any signs of life, and they found one. When they came upon the signal, it wasn't Numeon, it was Vulkan.
yeah, i listened to that in audio book format and tbh, at the end i was so annoyed of hearing "Vulcan lives" for so many times :D but ngl the end of Numeons story was kinda cool
@@BustedReijiiVULKAN LIVES *STOMP STOMP*
The "Legion Master" of the War Hounds was actually named Gheer at the time of Angron's arrival. Gheer was mentioned one time and immediately killed by Angron so he wasnt notable. He was preceded by Lhorke who was the original Legion Master before being entombed in a dreadnought. Lhorke is a PoV character in Betrayer. Both of these facts come from Betrayer by ADB.
IM SORRY DID I HEAR “SHARROWKYN DESERVES HIS OWN VIDEO??” Has my 2.5 months of asking (begging) paid off?
No
😂 there is ones out there dude also a fan not just casue I'm a huge r.g fanboy no ..sharrowkyn is arrendye level epic legends
Majorkill you have been such an inspiration for me on my weightlifting journey and have appreciate everything you’ve done.
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Robute Gorillaman: So he's just been standing there for 10,000 years?!
Random Custodes: Lol, yeah
With the 15th legion, azehk ahriman was the chief librarian. I think it was Amon who was first captain and equerry
Ahriman was both 1st capt and chief librarian. Amon was capt of the 9th brotherhood and equerry
I find it really sad that Lorgar went from a father who abused and humiliated him unless he showed absolute loyalty, to a father that abused and humiliated him for showing absolute loyalty.
bro no wonder lorgar turned out so bad
Maybe he shouldn’t have been a religious zealot then.
@@Vasilefs_Terranorum Comically shallow and unemphatic opinion, Lorgar shouldn't have embodied the fundamental aspect of humanity he was created to and the virtue that 90% of all the heroes of the Imperium embody for 10,000 years after the fact because? You say zealot as if zealotry is a bad thing to be in this setting when its a core principle of all the factions you probably like.
@@Vasilefs_Terranorum rage bait but still an L take
Yeah now that I think about it he's similar to Angron; he never really had a chance. A primarch is still a human at the end of the day, and ended up being a demi-god who was raised on a radically religious planet. His adoptive, abusive father being a baseline human shows how his developing years caused a fundamental change and twisted his purpose. Him and Angron's brotherhood during the Heresy makes a lot more impactful too, with how desperate Lorgar was to save Angron
The night Haunter seemed to like people whose fate he couldn't predict or whose fate was also Vindicated in and of itself. He might not have been able to see how his first Captain dies because he isn't dead yet. Sevatar is the only one capable of reuniting the nightlords and Decimus might find him.
1 quick correction... Sevatar was captured by the I Legion at the same time that the Night Haunter became trapped on the Invincible Reason(end of "Prince of Crows" and basically immediately preceding "The Unremembered Empire"). He never made it to the Siege, that we're aware of.
Its been confirmed by GW too that he is not alive in 40k, however that he will survive the heresy. But yeah, last we saw him was being in Dark Angel custody.
He actually broke free, killed another prisoner who killed an astropath who he'd befriended, then allowed himself to be recaptured. Since he believes he should be imprisoned in punishment for his own crimes
@@thewerdna Then he escapes and starts the Carcharodons.
@@have14theroad .....fuck...honestly, that would be a crazy bit of a lore upheaval that would confirm the hybrid chapter. Though they would have to write his...."redemption"? very well, considering he is the one who uttered the phrase
@@thewerdna Correction, Sevatar killed the astopathic choir master because said person punished the astropath who was was talking to him.
Forrix did not die trying to board a Titan, he died after boarding one and killing it, he was savouring his kill when another Titan showed up.
And the prospect of fighting said titan stirred his warrior spirit after being melancholic about the traitor cause. Dude went out as a warrior.
I'd love to see a video about Endryd Haar "The Riven Hound"
He deserved a much better sendoff that what he got.
Loyalist world eaters were some of the best characters even though i love the traitor world eaters
In a world of power sword, bring the power fist!
I will never get over the fact that the first captain of the Alpha Legion is named Ingo. As a german this is the equivalent of calling a first captain "Bob" or something trivial like that. Pech meaning "bad luck" in german doesn't help either lmao.
Bob Bad Luck, first Captain of the Alpha Legion
hahhaha best comment
Shows Merir Astelan, in first pic, for Dark Angels
“we don’t know who the first captain of the dark angels is”
*screams
Aint he a Fallen?
@@slayer6498 *screams internally LOUDER
Majorkill, you rock as a content creator. Keep it up, and I may even try to invest in some miniatures. Then all I need is some timmies to learn against.
Forrix is easily my second favorite first captain. His attitude is a nice contrast to the other Iron Warriors, and his death is so badass. RIP Forrix, you will be missed.
> An unimportant and unimpactful character
That hurt
"Next time, beast."
Would love to see a Video about Vashtorr, since he´s on his Way to become a Major Player in the Setting.
I could totally see Perty and the Dark Mechanicum chilling in his Forge of Souls.
I don't think the dark mechanicum rlly care about him thh
The first captain of the salamanders sacrificing himself for his primarch is the most salamander thing ever
Kharn is the 8th Captain to finally convince Angron to accept the World Eaters Legion after 7 previous Captains failed miserably.
And 8 is the sacred number of Khorne.
Angron also killed the Legion Master, so there were eight deaths.
Noice. I hadn't ever noticed that. I knew the story but the significance got by me.
@@robertnelson9599 The Legion master was put into a dreadnaught before Angron was even found and killed when he together with the remaining librarians tried to stop Angrons ascension.
Given the return of the Lion, it would be pretty sick for a deep dive on Azrael. Seems like a total badass.
7:34 HUGO “sevatar” SEVATRIUS would become the founding chapter master of the CARCHADOONS as the FORGOTTEN ONE
Fun fact: Sevetar was THE original chanter of the now infamous quote "Death to the false Emperor". Considering his loyalty to Curze, his immense hatred for the Imperium and everything it represents, it would be incredibly ironic if he somehow joined up with the loyalist cause.
Artellus Numeon is probably one of if not my favorite warhammer character. Truly embodied everything that made a salamander. It really sucks that he doesn’t have a mini
I feel like you kind of sold that Iron Warriors guy short. Being the person rival of a titan (even if it is a small one) is pretty badass
Abaddon became the leader of the Black Legion after Horus is gone in body and soul forever and he has succeeded in his Black Crusades after 12 times.
Gotta respect that determination for 10,000 years and he did something than play games in the Warp.
He did do at that but he downplays his own father's achievment of killing the meaty bits of Johnny Space.
Forrix wasnt boarding the other titan he had just taken out the first only to turn around to find a turbo laser in his face.. love that storm of iron book
I know that dorn yells, "You are not my son" at Sigismund, but I don't think he truly disowned him. In Warhawk, when he sends him out to kill the leaders, he says the punishment has ended, censure is lifted, and the chains are off. Essentially he was being punishing Sigi because he didn't want his superstition to spread to other imperial fists.
If I remember rightly he even calls him his best and most loyal son.
Well its hard to stay mad when the "delusions" proved to be correct.
He did disown him, but chaged his mind after a while.
How could you miss out Sigismund's last words to Abaddon "You will die as your weakling father died. Soulless. Honourless. Weeping. Ashamed."
He already is
Real talk, out of all the lore channels I've been watching, you have the most enthusiasm about it.
Ahriman is one of the few I want to achieve his goal since he’s just trying to fix his mistake, overall thousand sons got fucked over and are probably the only traitor legion I actually want to see be loyal again. Of course no one has any idea what’s going on with alpha legion. Which is how they like it.
A video on Typhon/Typhus would pretty good. Especially since he's the only known Astartes to confirmed not be a pure human.
Wdym not pure human ? All Astartes are barely human
@@cernunnos8344 every other Astartes started out as a human. Typhon wasn't a purestrain human.
@@cernunnos8344 he's a son of a human woman of Barbarus and one of those necro-fuckers, who were making meat golems out of people's flesh
@@michaelhowell2326 Then what was he? Like is he a mutant, abhuman or something else?
@@windell9373 I don't remember. Part if me wants to say Eldar but I don't want to be quoted on that part. 40K Theories has an episode on it.
Hello Majorkill. Is it possible for you to make a video describing the main events that happened in the lore since the destruction of Cadia? Something that quickly summarizes the stories of each of the main factions after the story finally moved from the 41st millennium. For example a summary of Guilliman's awakening and the stuff he did as leader of the imperium.
We know that Sevetar doesn’t survive until 40k, so, he probably dies sometime during the Scouring.
Maybe he is just playing hide and seek.
9:25 damn hopefully he comes back alive heard a rumor he might’ve survived it
Artellus Numeon path in Horus Heresy is such a madness trip.
- He survived Istvaan V.
- He was the only one in the survivors group who actually had hope and WISHED to fight forever and DONT DIE for revenge.
- His group died because of his trust to human (what a ironic).
- He had been captured and tortured on the Word Beares ship.
- He LITERALLY *CRIED TWICE* to his father body.
- He had to overcome his sad and grief to become a leader of remain Salamanders.
- He convinsed Magnus shatter to help Salamnders get to Nocturne.
- He fought to the entire fleet of Death Guard with SINGLE ONE.
- He revived Vulcan from the dead.
Favourite space marine in all time. Artellus showed to me how human space marines are and how even the strongest one can't resist his emothions. Such s despire, sad, even madness and self-lying. But Artellus kept hope to the last and overcomed his demons. Trully badass terran.
I'd love a Sevatar comeback. Even better if he is still a Night Lord and manages to rally some of the warbands under his banner. I like the Grey Knights but I feel it would be a waste to let the Night Lords fade away like this.
The Grey Knight that people think was Sevetar is Fel Zharost the Chief Librarian.
That alpha legion one both had me laughing my ass off and shook at the poor lads predicament 😂😢
I'd love a video on underrated Chaos Warbands at some point
Getting a video about how each of the pre heresy primarchs would have reacted to being in Guillimans current situation would be pretty cool ngl
I'm pretty sure that Angron would just slash everything he could reach with a chain axe, including Tyranids, Tau and Necrons
Funnily enough Majorkill, most warhammer fans don't even play the tabletop. Like myself, we just love following the lore and playing things like total war and space marine
Ral's fight against the Night Lord was so satisfying.
Any else want a mini or scale model of Majorkill in his cosplay outfit?
Amadeus DuCaine needs an honorable mention. RAISE THE BLOODY STORM
I didn’t even know you did dice, might be my first merch
Every time I watch a video your subs are higher. Congrats and thanks for putting out such good content. I’ve been watching for years.
Majorkill can you do a video on the planets of the Sol System in 40k?
sweet lore topic for today. glad you did this one.
For DA it’s more like Merir Astelan, and for the EC, the first right hand man to Fulgrim would be Eidolon, first of the lord captains
Yeah, iirc Julius was seen as a suckup and sorta sidestepped by way more self interested people
The names “Son’s of Horus” was Sanguinius’ idea. I just found that out
The love the consistency with the guys and gal. Keep it up! Haha!!
I think one reason why the dice hasn't gone over as well is many people would rather use dice that are colored/emblazoned with chapter/legion insignia. Mayhaps try a dice creator tool and see how that one goes. GW is breaking it off in people for dice which is why whales excluded 3rd party dice options is the way most go.
Ingo patch sounds like he needs his own video too. The biggest troll got trolled and then lol'd under the palace for 10k years
It’s very fun being first captain AND primarch at the same time
7:23 jjk fans: first time?
9:24 I needed to rerun this 3x before I got the reference lol, smooth
Yo your channel and videos are getting better and better, love watching, stay sweet 🤙
Sevatar NEEDS MORE LORE
Sorry I don’t use dancing anymore I use my tablet with a dice roll up it’s easier and I don’t need to worry about losing on misplacing the days. Every time I play table top, I don’t have to remember where I put on the last time I was playing, all they got moved because other people in the house wanted to use the table
I just gotta say it I love your vids and you are the reason I got into warhammer. It may have taken a few lore vids and audiobooks to get me up to speed but nevertheless keep up the good work
For the raven guard i think Gherith Arendi could be the closest because he was the commander of corax's honor guard and would openly criticize his primarchs choices
Not to mention save him as well
Just one thing, Mr Majorkill. It's about the pronunciation of the White Scar's Master of the Keshig, Qin Xa. It's not "Quin Za" but "Shin Za".
Chinese language often has words that begin with Q's that are usually pronounced with a "Shh" beginning. Unless there are any Chinese speakers who'd like to correct me, I'm pretty sure I'm right about that.
Keep up the good work. Your work is bloody champion, so it is!
Brother,
Do we geht a Video about the new Cypher Book, where Dark Angels started to kill Custodes in the Imperial Palace?
The fuck, ist that? What kinda drugs where Involved?
Best to you @Majorkill
It would be cool to do a video on some of the other notable Legion captains, as many of them went on to be the founding Chapter Masters of various chapters after the Legions were split up.
My favorite is my boy Nassir Amit, The Flesh Tearer, Captain of the Blood Angels 5th Company, and founding Chapter Master of the Flesh Tearers. A man who gave absolutely no shits and would staunchly stand by his beliefs in the face of anything. He was a strong supporter of Librarians, continuing to assist them even after their use of physic power was outlawed. On that front, Sanguinius told Amit to stand guard in his chambers while he went to hear his father's verdict on the fate of the Librarius. He did this simply because he knew that Amit would have argued with the Emperor himself. He also got into multiple arguments with not only his own Primarch, but also those of other Legions. He was also the first to realize that Horus had betrayed them, however his gene-father did not want to believe it when he told him, threatening to kill him if he continued to speak of his brother-Primarch in such a manner, but deep down, the Angel knew his words were true.
He is also one of a few Blood Angels to have fully succumbed to the Red Thirst and recovered, though he spent the rest of his life ashamed of what he had done while under it's influence (kill a bunch of Space Wolves).
His final quotes do a good job to sum up his thoughts on the fractured remains of his legion, and the result that the Red Thirst and Black Rage had on his Chapter after the death of Sanguinius:
"Men crave food, they crave flesh, they crave power. We are not men. The Emperor's Angels, His Space Marines, crave honour, they crave retribution, they crave justice. We are not angels, we are the blood sons of Sanguinius. We crave only violence, bloodshed -- there is no void deep within our souls, only the hunger, an insatiable call to slaughter."
The painted count was the nightlord who got clowned by demon.
“One of the first Space Marines to become an Ultramarine” so….just one of the first Ultramarines…?
The image used for Santar was dope as hell
I wonder if that Alpha Legion guy is still waiting there after 30k years, with everyone now thinking he's just an old statue left over from the Heresy days....
Corswain isn’t cypher
He was a open loyalist dark angel who stayed at the lions side for most of the heresy whereas cypher was one of the fallen on Caliban who’s loyalty’s are still unknown.
Most likely after the fall of Caliban Corswain rose to become the first grand master of the chapter his skills in combat and leadership was already proven as when he served as lord seneschal under the lion leading a contingent of the 1st legion to take back the astronomicon during the seige of Terra. On top of that that he is pretty much the only well known/named dark angel in a command position left after the heresy Zahariel was dead and Nemial is a fallen which means there was no one else qualified to fill the lions shoes.
The reason we don’t know about it is because next to nobody in the 40k community knows or cares about who where the first chapter masters of the first founding chapters after the primarchs disappeared other than Bijorn the fell handed the only name that comes to find was Marius Gadge.
Who’s that you might ask well he just happened to be the ultramarines first chapter master and before that the first captain of 13th legion oh and before that legion master one of the last Terran born ultramarines before Gulliman was ever found 😮.
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Manius Calgar Helbrect Azrael Dante Logan Grimnar Gabriel Seth and tu’shan are the only chapter masters most 40k fans have ever known or care to lean about.
No Nemiel was killed by the Lion when he said no to bring back the Librarians.
Sigismund comes to mind but yeah
4:13 DON'T YOU DARE TALK ABOUT MY BOY LIKE THAT!!!
Thank you for the content bud makes my day
My mini arrived today. Gonna crack it open tomorrow I think. 1st 3d printed thing I've messed with
It would be cool if Abaddon still carried the scars from his duel with Sigismund and it was part of his rules for tabletop.
Every game ever has dice, it's one of the few things every single house has heaps of other than the WH specific dice which are super easy to improv.
Oh neat! I thought Sevatar was dead, really cool that he has some future potential now!
Warhammer is lucky to have you as a content creator
It's a damn pity that Korsaeron replaced Vespasian. I remember him being interim 1st Captain in the Fulgrim novel when there were like...8 Emperor's Children in existence lol.
Hey @Majorkill I have a suggestion! How about a video breaking down the Hexagrammaton? It was the name used for the operational structure of the Dark Angels during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy. Each point was a called a “Wing” (Deathwing, Ravenwing, Dreadwing, etc.) and each had crazy lore. If the Lion brings the Dark Angels and the successor chapters together into a legion again, he would more than likely bring that back since it was so effective a millennia prior.
I think the First Captains were cool and now I get to learn about them yey.
As a black Templar freak, I love sigismund and I also love the book written on him.
"Sometimes embodying their Legion better than their Primarchs"
- Looks at Sigismund
- Listens to Rogal Dorn: "You are no son of mine"
- 2 purged legions and the potential logistical loss of so many innocent marines in them
"aaaaahhhh....."
Gherith Adrendi is the most likely 1st captain of the raven gaurd since he is captain of the shadow wardens' ie Coraxs 1st company honorguard body guard unit
Also the ultramarines were so large they had hundreds of 1st captains in each chapter. Gage was Chapter Master Primus. But each Chapter Mastwr had a 1st Captain in the 30k era.
Did you just hint an upcoming Sharrowkyn video?! **goosebumps intensify**
Hello Majorkill,
Would you please make some lore videos on the Imperial Truth, the Imperial Creed, the Ecclesiarchy, and the High Lords of Terra? Pretty please? Thank you.
Just finished the siege of terra novels and was like oh cool alpha legion is finally here and now Pech is just chilling with a mine strapped to him
1:00 Most people here are for lore and to listen to the way you explain it mate, that's why the dice aren't selling.
I wouldn't say Forrix was unremarkable. He was extremely talented. If Perturabo didn't micromanage every aspect of his Legion, I think Forrix would've made more of an impact.