If Salamanders are already considered the biggest first born marines and Primaris are generally larger than the firstborn brothers, does that mean the Dark Krakens are nearly primarch sized space marines?
The Iron Snakes are also a maritime themed chapter :) arguably the Space Wolves are too... Carcharodons are trickier what with not having a home world, but in Silent Hunter the marines in that have an oceanic culture...
Oh boy the dark Kraken's chapter story is awesome also "I" too love ocean themed stuff like The Salamanders dark Kraken's there story for the battle of Heraldo Forest was bloody and atrocious indeed that four way war of attrition, with the combine imperial forces of death watch and 2 space Marine outfits like Wolf's spear chapter and Orc's Tyranid's and unsong wolf's That was too the extreme plus the characters themselves in the story were very interesting, plus the unsong wolf's we're also particularly interesting, because they we're just trying to survive as nature intended. That Artwork at 5:26 is the best example why The Tyranid's, are so feared throughout the imperium. Plus that artwork of dark Kraken's models at 2:09 is badass looking and well painted, the dark Kraken's the trident's of Naktis." 😃👍
Thanks to DreadAnon's Dune parody, I kept thinking of them as the "Dark Crackheads", peddling that Firedrake Dust between battles to keep the Salamanders heritage alive.
Great video GDN. Their color scheme reminds me of The Soul Drinkers somewhat. Love the "Water" theme they have. Also kind of reminded of The Iron Snakes.
A fine name for a fine-tasting, good rum and so it would seem for this stylized chapter of Salamanders scions as well. Primaris or no - they remain space marines. Vulkan's legacy of serpent identity takes to the transformative deeps of a chapter homeworld. Perhaps the most straight marine-based chapter there is, at least officially. I always appreciate your surprise returns to long-dormant playlists or topics of yours, GDN, and this gladly proved no different. I particularly enjoyed the more literary composition to this entry, rather than a profile of the Dark Krakens' makeup. It's cause for more storytelling basis for you to Narrate, along with 'deprioritizing' the differences between the astartes and the primaris. We're all one, big, battle brother family. Aye, huge monster-hunting, a variety of planetary environments and human forces and an invading hive fleet of the big, bad alien bugs made for a unique kind of space marine chapters entry. I wholeheartedly support more of the same, whether or not you decide to elaborate on these noble, seamen souls of primaris successors, Narrator. In the meantime, thank you very much for a bit of this series originally set on Saturdays. Have a healthy and awesome day. The Emperor protects.
Oh boy Mike it would also be cool if there was a hawk Homebrew blood Angel space Marine chapter too." But your comment on these Kraken's of the imperium make them feel like guardians of the sea yes yes Rum is good good."😃👍
I plan to make a dark kraken 9th company with a captain in gravis armor 2 lieutenants 1 apothecary 3 techmarines with ogryn servitors 2 librarians in gravis armor 6 squads of hellblasters 2 desolation squads 2 infernus squads 2 mastodon super heavy tank and 3 ballistus dreadnoughts
Was this based on a story, if so what was the title please? I love your videos and enjoy reading the stories for myself afterwards. Please and thank you 😊
One thing that has continued to confuse me is that the armor of the Space Marines is supposed to be impervious except to major force or supernatural strength, and yet, we always see that just about anything can still get through it. I can't see how hypothetical versus scenarios of Space Marines against some other force can't defeat them easily unless modern weaponry when even wildlife of all sorts can even penetrate Primaris suits.
Yeah that's always bugged me too, there shouldn't be any scenario where cultists or gangers are able to poke through an astartes' power armour with standard issue melee weapons let alone improvised ones when they're supposed to be basically impervious to conventional firearms, and I just don't see how creatures like genestealers could have blades/claws both sharp and sturdy enough to do so either, no matter how strong they are.
personally i think they are without the cybernetics and extra organs probably around captain America level someone who is considered a max level human with those extra things pushing them a bit above him if using other fictional characters as a comparison but also still not completely outside human capabilities why sometimes a human can still beat a space marine 1v1 even without element of surprise they are a high level human themselves and a adrenaline surge etc pushed them to the point they can for a short time match a space marine and they also hit weak points in the armor or armed with gear that can go through average space marine armor though such stories are rare but they do exist and thats my personal explanation for such events
@@doomguy9049 I can only see size of a genestealer being a factor, having enough force to crush if not sheer force behind it. If they can "evolve" to rend all their armors, they essentially can destroy Men of Iron, some supposed to be from an age well beyond anyone's capability of handling. I'm not sure if I've read of gangers killing Astartes, but they do get their hands on Militarum equipment, and we know that is able to pierce Astarte's armor. In the short time compared to others I'm amazed how broken the lore of 40K is and why barely any fans bring up these issues. Not all care and are into models, but those on lore channels are few and far that acknowledge and others get touchy poking holes in it. It's only in the older books space marines are terrifying figures that seem god-like, but the over-exposure has hurt them, I feel. No small wonder with GW and how they handled Warhammer Fantasy. They treat them like the Stormcast, except they can't revive. Get their butts kicked by anything despite being wrought by Sigmar.
The plates are pretty impenetrable, but have thier week spots you know, how I look at it, then the superman strength stops them exploding inside the armour I guess😂
If Salamanders are already considered the biggest first born marines and Primaris are generally larger than the firstborn brothers, does that mean the Dark Krakens are nearly primarch sized space marines?
Wonder if they have a sea shanty like what we do with a drunken haretic.
The Iron Snakes are also a maritime themed chapter :) arguably the Space Wolves are too... Carcharodons are trickier what with not having a home world, but in Silent Hunter the marines in that have an oceanic culture...
Emperor spears have a ocean world. Jade Dragons have an oceanic culture.
It's been ages since I read their book, but I remember the Iron Snakes being like the greeks of Odysseus-themed.
@@docvaliant721emperors spears has a celtic theme to them
Just started working on some of these guys myself. Definitely a good chapter for practicing freehand.
Oh boy the dark Kraken's chapter story is awesome also "I" too love ocean themed stuff like
The Salamanders dark Kraken's there story for the battle of Heraldo Forest was bloody and atrocious indeed that four way war of attrition, with the combine imperial forces of death watch and 2 space Marine outfits like Wolf's spear chapter and Orc's Tyranid's and unsong wolf's That was too the extreme plus the characters themselves in the story were very interesting, plus the unsong wolf's we're also particularly interesting, because they we're just trying to survive as nature intended. That Artwork at 5:26 is the best example why The Tyranid's, are so feared throughout the imperium. Plus that artwork of dark Kraken's models at 2:09 is badass looking and well painted, the dark Kraken's the trident's of Naktis."
😃👍
Thanks to DreadAnon's Dune parody, I kept thinking of them as the "Dark Crackheads", peddling that Firedrake Dust between battles to keep the Salamanders heritage alive.
Off and on for 2weeks I have been watching all your space marine chapter videos in order,I am at the doom eagles right now
Oh there's nigh on interminable content there.
A bit watery for a Salamanders offshoot!
Looking cool though.
I see what you did there.
Great video GDN. Their color scheme reminds me of The Soul Drinkers somewhat. Love the "Water" theme they have. Also kind of reminded of The Iron Snakes.
Them and the Spears of the Emperor.
Interesting Astartes Chapter, need to learn more. 👍🙂
A fine name for a fine-tasting, good rum and so it would seem for this stylized chapter of Salamanders scions as well. Primaris or no - they remain space marines. Vulkan's legacy of serpent identity takes to the transformative deeps of a chapter homeworld. Perhaps the most straight marine-based chapter there is, at least officially.
I always appreciate your surprise returns to long-dormant playlists or topics of yours, GDN, and this gladly proved no different. I particularly enjoyed the more literary composition to this entry, rather than a profile of the Dark Krakens' makeup. It's cause for more storytelling basis for you to Narrate, along with 'deprioritizing' the differences between the astartes and the primaris. We're all one, big, battle brother family.
Aye, huge monster-hunting, a variety of planetary environments and human forces and an invading hive fleet of the big, bad alien bugs made for a unique kind of space marine chapters entry. I wholeheartedly support more of the same, whether or not you decide to elaborate on these noble, seamen souls of primaris successors, Narrator. In the meantime, thank you very much for a bit of this series originally set on Saturdays. Have a healthy and awesome day. The Emperor protects.
Oh boy Mike it would also be cool if there was a hawk Homebrew blood Angel space Marine chapter too." But your comment on these Kraken's of the imperium make them feel like guardians of the sea yes yes Rum is good good."😃👍
I plan to make a dark kraken 9th company with a captain in gravis armor 2 lieutenants 1 apothecary 3 techmarines with ogryn servitors 2 librarians in gravis armor 6 squads of hellblasters 2 desolation squads 2 infernus squads 2 mastodon super heavy tank and 3 ballistus dreadnoughts
Sweet!
MORE SALAMANDERS! More Shattered Legions!
For this chapter, do any of them keep cephalopods as pets?
A little goldfish bowl with a mini one in it😊
I've heard of these guys; very tough, cool and dark chapter, ALL HAIL THE SONS OF VULKAN!! (Thanks GDN:)
Thanks for watching, George!
Kraken week?
Cannnnnon!
Was this based on a story, if so what was the title please?
I love your videos and enjoy reading the stories for myself afterwards. Please and thank you 😊
It might be a story from ""Flashpoint: Octarius - Blood and Snow""
@@GrimDarkNarrator thank you for your response. I've been reading the Horus Heresy Primarch books and looking for new Warhammer lore to get into.
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One thing that has continued to confuse me is that the armor of the Space Marines is supposed to be impervious except to major force or supernatural strength, and yet, we always see that just about anything can still get through it. I can't see how hypothetical versus scenarios of Space Marines against some other force can't defeat them easily unless modern weaponry when even wildlife of all sorts can even penetrate Primaris suits.
Yeah that's always bugged me too, there shouldn't be any scenario where cultists or gangers are able to poke through an astartes' power armour with standard issue melee weapons let alone improvised ones when they're supposed to be basically impervious to conventional firearms, and I just don't see how creatures like genestealers could have blades/claws both sharp and sturdy enough to do so either, no matter how strong they are.
personally i think they are without the cybernetics and extra organs probably around captain America level someone who is considered a max level human with those extra things pushing them a bit above him if using other fictional characters as a comparison but also still not completely outside human capabilities why sometimes a human can still beat a space marine 1v1 even without element of surprise they are a high level human themselves and a adrenaline surge etc pushed them to the point they can for a short time match a space marine and they also hit weak points in the armor or armed with gear that can go through average space marine armor though such stories are rare but they do exist and thats my personal explanation for such events
@@doomguy9049 I can only see size of a genestealer being a factor, having enough force to crush if not sheer force behind it. If they can "evolve" to rend all their armors, they essentially can destroy Men of Iron, some supposed to be from an age well beyond anyone's capability of handling.
I'm not sure if I've read of gangers killing Astartes, but they do get their hands on Militarum equipment, and we know that is able to pierce Astarte's armor. In the short time compared to others I'm amazed how broken the lore of 40K is and why barely any fans bring up these issues. Not all care and are into models, but those on lore channels are few and far that acknowledge and others get touchy poking holes in it.
It's only in the older books space marines are terrifying figures that seem god-like, but the over-exposure has hurt them, I feel. No small wonder with GW and how they handled Warhammer Fantasy. They treat them like the Stormcast, except they can't revive. Get their butts kicked by anything despite being wrought by Sigmar.
The plates are pretty impenetrable, but have thier week spots you know, how I look at it, then the superman strength stops them exploding inside the armour I guess😂
1st to say thanks, thanks for the vid sir.👍🏼👍🏼
You're welcome.