Reacting to EVERY SPACE MARINE LEGION IN A NUTSHELL by Bricky | Warhammer 40K Part 2/2
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THANK YOU SO MUCH everyone for watching and enjoying this Warhammer 40K lore journey with me!! Next up is W40K Timeline video and we will do Luetin's videos afterwards!
Stay tuned for community posts because I will be asking you something very important for one of the future videos 👀
tbh Luetin videos are great as like audio podcasts but for posting a reaction , maybe not the most entertaining.
@@THELANKANCOMRADE For life reaction (on stream) its nice, coz chat is involved in conversation.
Watch majorkill before leuten
@@TheInfamousRPGGroup-on-Rumble his attitude is just heavily annoying. Arrogant pimp from an 80s Karate movie with a stupid accent. 😒
The Alpha Legion is so secretive and confusing that even Tzeentch is totally confused.
Everyone is basically Alpharius, posing as Omegon, who is posing as Alpharius, who thinks he is Omegon but is a sleeper Agent faking Alpharius, who is actually Omegon, who is posing as Alpharius, but that's also a lie in the end.
Well put. HYDRA DOMINATUS
My favourite Legion, and in my opinion, the most glorious. Hydra Dominatus! I am Alpharius!
Ive heard there is a civil war in the legion now, loyal vs not... this is probably a ruse cruise though.
@@HeartlessNinny1
Hydra Dominatus.
Even tho my favorite Legion is not even part of the Original 20^^
My theory is that Alpharius is actually just the Emperor
Loved that Leutin came to the stream.
Yeah that was a pleasant surprise haha ❤
That was really him huh? Awesome
Leutin is just a true lad. The Keanu Reeves of 40k youtube.
Yeah, Its cool and kinda wholesome when the creator shows up. Ive seen bricky, internet historian before. When you create something it feels good to see someone enjoy it.
LOL y'all are cheesing 😂
The main reason that most planets (the one of the Thousand Sons and the Night Lords excluded) "blew up" is called Lion El'Johnson , Primarch of the First Legion the Dark Angels . While he was prevented from returning to Terra by a warp storm , the Lion decided to eradicate all heretic legions planets to prevent them from recruiting new Marines that way .
The Lion definitely ain't known for his restraint 😅
Simple explanation of Legion vs chapters.
The god Emperor only had 20, uh 18 legions. Each numbered upwards of 250,000 Space Marines (minus casualties).
After the Horus Herecy. Roboute Guilliman (Ultramarine Primarch) kinda hit the panic button that made the Imperium too vaunerable to Chao traitor. So he broke each Legion up into 1,000 man chapters.
Now that Guilliman returned. He realized that stopped too many from falling, but also enabled Chaos to slowly eat away at the Imperium because a single chapter is sometimes too weak to defend against vastly armies. He's looking for a balance between the two now
Thank you for the explanation, it’s starting to make more sense now 😅
He didn’t hit the panic button he just decided one man should not be able to control such a decelerating force as a legion
Your numbers are wildly off. Only the Ultramarines had that many, and probably the Alpha Legion cause they had secret recruitment facilities all over the galaxy. The rest never got that big, some were way way smaller - like for a time the Emperors Children, and notably the Thousand Sons by the time they united with their primarch only had 1000 marines left due to mutation and other factors. In fact how many they are able to recruit and sustain is a massive part of each of their stories. Salamanders never had enough because they kept being spread incredibly thin behind the front line and fighting til the last man to protect civilians, the White Scars were originally the Star Hunters and were sent in very small scouting parties all over the galaxy, eventually without any support and often without return tickets this bled their numbers away while they sat on the sidelines to figure out what the hell was happening at the beginning of the heresy. Blood Angels have far fewer requirements for the genetic purity of their aspirants because their geneseed will purify and make them into angelic statues anyways- but its extremely painful and not many survive. Though because they could recruit from populations nobody else could on earth and elsewhere it bolstered their numbers during the crusade. Ultramarines had a stable geneseed, high success rate and 500 damn worlds to rule and recruit from - which is why they had so many, also because by the end of the Heresy they basically hadn't been in any of the big fights (because they were prevented from reaching them) by the time we get to the 1000 chapters of the 41st millenium around 2/3rds of all space marines are supposedly descended from Ultramarines (a decent number have forgotten or are descended from loyalist parts of legions that turned traitor that just claim to be Ultramarines sometimes originally with consent other times... its complicated.) and at least 40-50% probably are.
@@joesheridan9451 Yeah, the imperial army at the same time split into the ground forces run by the Imperial Guard and the Imperial Navy so no one command would control everything, ironically that actually is terrible for organization so in any important theater or crusade they will often appoint a Warmaster (called a High Solar or High Solar Admiral, for obvious reasons) to be overall commander of all forces in a sector. Though in general the inefficiencies and overlapping regions of authority are often by design to impede change - and the influence chaos can have quickly.
@@Souledex The numbers given were more than good enough for a beginner, as it is the upper known number during the Horus Herecy, after casualties and recruitment issues due to Primarchs wanting it from their home worlds and not always galaxy wide. Further we do know they were fighting long before that point and lost a lot of Astartes, look at the Rangdan Xenocides multiple legions were decimated by them before the Herecy.
Further we know the Dark Angels also had over 200k also, besides given Ultramarine example you gave. A lot of the Legion numbers for other Legions are after the major losses. Heck, even the Iron Warriors who had the worst casualty rates of any legion were well over 150,000.
Now it's true, Legions like the Salamanders only had 89,000 but that's in large part because they kept getting themselves killed. Or the Thousand Sons also due to similar disasters.
However in all cases this doesn't rule out their peak potential numbers or hypothetical limits to their size. So stating 250k as a rough 101 simplified for a beginner is good enough information for now. She can learn the exceptions later.
Yes, the recruitment planetes population and casualties will decrease their reinforcements as time goes on. That said, again that doesn't eliminate the Vat grown Legions the Emperor had made on Luna weren't higher. The absence of proof isn't proof of absence... and we only know the numbers after these casualties.
Do the world eaters kill each other?
LOL says Kharn the Betrayer LMAO
Not only friendly fire is on, it's encourages.
What? Noo.....
Kharn: Hold my axe……no screw that, gimme back my axe!!!!
khorne cares not from whence the blood flows
The best way to explain the Alpha Legion is this: During the Horus Heresy Rogal Dorn, Primarch of the Imperial Fist, manages to corner Alpharius, one of the twin primarchs of the Alpha Legion, on the Fortress Moon of Hydra, near Pluto. There Dorn engage in combat with Alpharius and manages to kill him.
During their childhood, Alpharius and Omegon liked to play pranks on other people by switching their names, they liked it so much that no one knew who was who, so, during the Horus Heresy Alpharius, who could have been his brother Omegon, was killed and so Omegon, who could have been Alpharius, took on Alpharius name to remember his brother. So you have Alpharius, who could be Omegon, who could be Alpharius leading the Alpha Legion into the Siege of Terra
I'm convinced that neither of them are actually dead. 😉
@@HeartlessNinny1 Or perhaps, they are both dead and the current Alpharius is just another member of the Legion, we don't know, that's the beauty of the Alpha Legion
@@ulquiorra9729Into Terra? Didn't the Alpha Legion dip after Omegon's death on Pluto? But then there are those Alpha Legion Marines under Terra right? Or am I confused
@@ironduke5058 Isn't the Alpha Legion fun?
🤯🤯🤯
Legions are the main 20 (18), and they have tens of thousands of marines. After the Horus Heresy, all legions were disbanded and split into chapters, each of which is 1000 marines max, unless on crusade
Some of them flout that limit (Black Templars, Space Wolves, etc). In 40K there are always as many exceptions as there are rules. 😛
Thank you! I’m learning a lot from the comments as well
Originally the Space Marines were the main fighting force of the Imperium operating in Legion supported by normal humans as auxilia.
By 40k the main fighting forces are normal humans in the Imperial Guard, not even as well trained and equipped as the old auxilia and the Space Marines are rare elite troops. It's pretty unusual to even deploy an entire chapter and few chapters are actually at their nominal full strength.
Some groups of chapters that all came from the same legion do closely cooperate and work together effectively making a larger force though.
Space marines could definitely fight their way out of a nutshell.
Would be a pretty big nutshell to cover a marine
Ultramarines with Red Helmets stem from the 30K timeline. Originally the helmet identified censured marines that were caught studying Space Marine vs Space Marine combat, at the time it was considered bordering on treason. At Calth, when the Word Bearers attacked, And Thiel (the first red helmet) was awaiting censure by Guilliman aboard Maccrages's Honour. During the attack he gathered survivors onboard, raided Guilliman's own weapons museum and organized the defense against the Word Bearer's boarders and the daemon incursion onboard. Guilliman also recognized that Thiel had the right idea on thinking about how to fight the Legions and as such wanted the red helmet not to be a mark of shame anymore.
One more thing and I'll leave you alone:
"I am Alpharius.
This is a lie."
This is literally how his book starts in the "The Primarchs" series.
I am Omegon. That is true.
Both those statements are true.
the *This statement is false* paradox in a nutshell.
I don't like reaction-tubers, but honestly this is the way that reaction videos should be. You constantly give credit to Bricky, you pause the video and share your thoughts and impressions, you ask questions about the subject matter and doesn't just sit in the corner going "Oh?" or "Aha", you're doing this the way it should be done! Great work!
Oh...? .....Aha!
But seriously thank you ❤️ at this point this is becoming more educational content (me getting educated that is lol) than reactions haha
A kindred spirit. I agree with everything you said in your comment. I just rewatched the original Bricky vid and this was recommended. I clicked on it and found myself very interested in the reaction since it seemed genuine, especially watching someone learn about the grim dark.
Cracked laughing when you said "information is power" right before getting to the legion whose motto is "Knowledge is power" lol
Ultramarines just put their skill points in every skill tree equally.
The Thousand Sons are quite aware of the Necrons having a similar motif. Magnus sent a cease & desist order, but they're just being metal a$$holes about it.
As a big strong manly man (of course…) hearing you talk about your mum watching your 40k videos, was actually really wholesome lol
Alpha Legion is by far my favorite. Their convoluted crazy lore is so much fun!
About the Alpha Legion : It is said that the Primarch actually got a vision of the futur telling them that the only way Humanity could survive in long term is by letting Horus win his war against the Emperor, so thats why they joined Chaos, to secretly save Humanity from the terrible fate they will have to face despite the hate and rejection of the imperium they will receive upon. I think now the member of the alpha legion have forgotten they original purpose but not all of them who know, maybe even this theory is a lie. We will never know.
Hydra Dominatus
To clarify, he was shown a vision of the future if the Emperor won by the Cabal(Xenos conglomerate). He was then told by the Cabal that humanity had to take the L and let Horus win so Chaos eventually loses. This meant however, that humanity would go extinct in the process. But better than Chaos plunging the whole galaxy into, well, chaos.
As a Word Bearer fan let me give ya a warning.
Yes They are cool and the whole theme of dark apostles, stanic priests and dark templars combined with hordes of demons and demonic possesed warriors is amazing.
We also have some of the most hated chars in the entire setting. Specially Erebus and Kor Phaeron.
Also some of the best like Argel Tal. And one of the most well written and interesting Primarchs, Lorgar.
You will always find people that absolutely hate them to their core, or love them.
All in all I can say...they are epic.
I can say right now, as a word bearers hater, i love that they are so vile to me. i like that there is a legion that exists that can be seen as the cause of the traitor cause, whilst also being able to be sympathised with, and hated in equal measure. saying this as a night lords fan, who experience similar polarity
As a surface level fan of 40k, I honestly don't get how people can hate them so much. Like yeah, religious zealotry, in the real world, has caused and continues to cause harm to all of civilisation. So I imagine someone personally affected by those acts in real life would hate them. But without them, 40k would be so much lesser than it is now. If one could place all the blame for the Heresy squarely on WB's shoulders (funny how Word Bearers and Warner Brothers have the same initials...), then we should be thanking them for making the 40k universe so much more interesting. Having a unified Imperium would take so much from the setting. It's so much easier for the Imperium Stans out there to cheer for the Imperium when it's the underdog fighting the "good" fight.
Learning the basics about each legion is really cool, but I can’t wait to start learning about the actual characters serving as “faces” of those legions and define them. That will surely help with choosing my favorite one
Raven Guard: You can't see them, and you don't know they're there
Night Lords: You can't see them, and you KNOW they're there
Alpha Legion: You can see them, but you don't know they're there
Death Guard: You can't see them yet, but you can smell them. Also your skin is melting.
The best way I can describe the four Bricky 40k videos is thusly: they are not meant to be comprehensive, they are a hook. they dangle just enough information about the setting and the different factions to hopefully get you interested in something, and what you do after that is up to you.
Couldn't have said it better myself!
Angron and his World Eaters are really a sad story, basically Angron was really the definition of the honorable warrior with a special power, he was an empath, he capable too feel the feelings of the people around him and calm these emotions, younger he uses his powers to help his gladiator friend sleep at night and feeling less sad and miserable
his legion was the definition of the honorable fellows to a T
so yeah, Angron was supposed to be a "healerbuffer" primarch and the World Eaters were supposed to basically be paladins, really sad when you see what they have become, ...
in a sense the fall of the Night Lords was also a tragedy, but the World Eater really hit hard in my book
Night Lords did not fall, they were always themselves
@@lord_azatoth no, the terran ones where doing terror tactics because it was effective and because that limited the ammount of victims/casualties
the ones from nostromo where doing it, because they liked doing it
@@kira68200 They were a fine-tuned instrument of terror for the Emperor, both Terran NL and those first, who were recruited on Nostramo under Kurze supervision. Their gene father liked terror on genetic level and so did they, it is the feeling of well-done job. But the following waves, like the one where Talos was, were just maniacs, who made torture in sake of only pleasure. At least, such was my reading. Anyway, the coolest legion on terms of visual style, features and wholesome characters with real individuality. I still refuse to believe that Sevatarion died and wait for his return with Sahaal to resurrect the Primarch
The lion blew up most of the traitor homeworlds to distract them from attacking Terra and the emperor during the heresy
Note on the Black Legion:
While they are favored equally by the Chaos Gods, they aren't being juiced up by each god as much as the Legions who follow specific gods (for example, Emperor's Children get way more Chaos Juice from Slaanesh than the Black Legion do from her)
This is also due to Abaddon carefully stringing the gods along to keep them bickering with each other so they do not take control of his legion or even himself (like what happened to his gene father Horus)
Eventually, Abaddon plans on betraying Chaos once he takes over the Imperium
bricky is great as an introduction, Luetin is like phd level
I love the Space Wolves. But in my heart, I know that I'm a Word Bearer.
The Salamanders are at the top when it comes to really care for normal humans and civilians, Ultramarines, White Scars, Raven Guard, Blood Angels, Space Wolves and Lamenters treet normal humans fairly well. Ultramarines interact quite often with the civilian population on their homeworld of Macragge because Ultramarines are not only warriors but also trained statesman and administrators and view civilians as the Emperor's subjects. The White Scars share a close bond to the nomadic horsemen of the open grasslands on thier homeworld.
On the other end of that loyalist spectrum: the Carcharadons, who don't care about normal humans at all 😛
@@HeartlessNinny1 don't forget the Iron Hands, Black Templars, Flesh Terrors, Minotaurs and Marines Malevolent.
The Raven Guard's niceness comes from Corax, who was basically raised in a gulag by prisoners. He's very sympathetic to normal humans and so are the RG by extension.
As a World Eaters player I can say that their lore is quite depressing but sorta understandable. Super fun to paint and play on the tabletop though, same with the death guard
I super recommend the Tyranids First Contact video from Leutin, it's more than just a 40k lore video, it plays out as a sort of creepy sci fi horror story. It's a great listen, and hey.... Tyranids! :)
Ooohhhh thank you so much for the recommendation!
26:46 “That’s SpongeBob”
Um excuse me??? 😂💀
Ultramarines are like that by design. Easy to paint, good start point for new tabletop players, easy to learn.
Dip em in blue paint, draw some details on top, you're done! ez 🤣
11:38 You are 200% right. The Ultramarines, since the Great Crusade, had one feature - they brought worlds to Harmony like no other Legion (maybe the Word Bearers, but they did not “cope with the schedule”, spending too much time on 1 world) - the Ultramarines rebuilt what was destroyed, ensuring that new worlds would blossom within months, leaving behind an enlightened, contented local population that did not feel defeated or harbor anger at the invaders. On the contrary, the population brought to Agreement precisely by the 13th quickly became exemplary in all respects and accepted the ideals of the Imperial Truth with open hands. They not only captured worlds, but also captured the minds and souls of local residents, filling them with new ideals, hopes for the best and common goals. This is the talent of the 13th and his primarch, the talent of organizers and conquerors, the talent of the creators of Empires populated by happy (to the extent accessible to 40k) people. Remember what the kingdom of Ultramar was like before the Heresy? The jewel in the Emperor's crown, the planets are wonderful places to live, with efficient production, a strong economy and labor productivity, advanced science and culture. The population of these worlds wanted to see the Emperor's dream and worked tirelessly to make it come true. The Ultramarines left behind a motivated (not broken) population, people who wanted to rise to the top, to create worlds worthy of the Emperor and Humanity, worlds and systems with sustainable development, competent organization and limitless prospects; worlds on which to live would be an honor in itself, and to die defending them would be a reward and a virtue.
It is believed that the Realm of Ultramar and the worlds brought into Compliance by the Ultramarines were the closest to the Emperor's vision of what the Imperium of Man should be.
The Ultramarines are rightly considered a kind of gold standard for all other Space Marine orders, as they can and should be according to His plan (well, and special orders in the form of Wolves/Bloods/Ravens/Iron Hands). They are noble and virtuous, selfless and persistent, faithful in thoughts and deeds. To the dismay of battle-brothers from some other orders, they do not disdain communication with ordinary people, but serve and die alongside the soldiers of any other military organizations of the Imperium. Guilliman's successor Chapters are the backbone of the Astartes, and have been the vanguard in the eternal war against traitors, aliens and daemons since the beginning of the Imperium.
It is why, of more than a thousand Chapters, the blue-clad Ultramarines represent in the minds of the Emperor's countless billions all the principles of the Adeptus Astartes. Throughout the Emperor's dominions, the Ultramarines are known as heroic, effective, versatile, selfless, virtuous and noble defenders of humanity, and their deeds are recorded in tales across the Galaxy. And I forgot to say that their gene-seed is considered the purest and, according to rough estimates, about half of the orders are their direct heirs or created from their genetic material.
If you (God forbid) found yourself in the 42nd millennium, you would prefer the protection and patronage of the ultramarines and would make every effort to help these famous warriors!
I think it is clear that of all the Astartes, the Ultramarines are one of the main reasons the Imperium has survived these dark 10 thousand years, IMHO they have done more than any other Legion/Chapter to preserve the Imperium and the human race.
Since the 8th edition, Guilliman is a gift and an example of an ideal regent-Emperor, effectively investing dwindling resources in the most “distressed” sectors/categories of the Imperium. He doesn’t sleep, but plows like Papa Carlo 24/365 and takes the rap for the entire Imperium.
So based on deep dive lore, one of the reasons why the ultramarines are so abundant is because they were supplanted by the 2nd and 11th legion after the primarchs were deleted from history. As the Emperor was in the height of his power, something about primarchs 2 and 11 failed in a big way. Infuriated by the potential embarrassment during the height of his conquest, the two primarchs were erased, and all records purged. Talking about them was a crime. Even the primarchs had their memories wiped. The 2nd and 11th legions were mindwiped and redistributed to other legions, but mostly to the Ultramarines since they were the legion that had the best logistics and could handle tripling in size.
That was fun:)
I’m happy you liked my favorite legion!
The upcoming schedule sounds epic and I’ll be here for it. 👍
Bricky later mentions this in his podcast, but like the Salamanders, the Raven Guard are also compassionate in their juxtaposition of freedom-is-everyone's-right, they're the most American of the marines besides the Imperial Fists
Except the Raven Guard actually care about freedom and aren't puritanical, oppressive hypocrites like Americans are
For a luetin vid i would recommend the creation of a space marine video. It goes through everything a potential recruit goes through right up to how they are actually modified, it will give you a really good idea of what a Space Mrine actually is because it might not be fully clear to you just how much they are above a normal human. Also Warrior Tier's video "Timeline of the 40K UNIVERSE by Trazyn the Infinite" is phenomenal video, Told from the perspective of a Necron archiever who lived through most of the history of the 40k universe
Thank you! Added Luetin's video to my watch list, and already have Timeline in there!
" dey have roman empire vibes " yah, Guilliman is pretty much space ceasar
And yep, the Salamanders, my favorites, and they're da best 💯
The alpha legion is so ridiculously deceptive. I love them.
Iron hands are like :
Apothecarious : Sir there is a 1mm wooden splinter stuck in your hand. We have no other option but to remove the entire arm and replace it with a mechanical one.
Chapter Master : A wooden splinter? Replace the entire torso just to be sure there is no infection spreading. Flesh is weak.
Seargant : While at it please replace my limbs, they feel sore after my light workout routine lifting 5 tons for merely 16 hours.
the mechanicus and the iron hands work together in some situations and the legion helped them during their own little civil war.
The only thing (well, maybe not) more time consuming than creating a 40K video is creating and painting an army of miniatures. I'm about to paint 300 goblins and orcs for warhammer fantasy and the prospect threatens to give me piles. Big ones. What keeps me going is that my big local groups meets every Friday in the big local oldschool pub, where they do these battles. Pub+warhammer=charmingvibes.
I finished college. Got a degree in sociology. F**K THAT! Well, I like the subject. But it's no biggie. There's no flex. Just stalled my future to learn some well-researched bits and bobs.
Good luck on painting your horde hahah pun and Warhammer sounds like an amazing vibe! ❤
You know you're getting it when you slip in "blueberries" instead of ultramarines 😂
11:10 You are 100% right, it's THE default space marine, like 70% chapters are direct descendants of Roboute Guilliman, he has the most stable gene seed and his sons are the most numerous. And he has build like a mini paradise of an empire inside the Imperium, 500 worlds of Ultramar (you've seen in Death of Hope - Lorgar and Angron trying to burn them to the ground), with a true meritocracy, good living conditions for normal people (!) and phenomenal production/military effectiveness, it's basically the glorious days of Western Roman Empire in space. The Emperor did said that Ultramar realm is based and that is what the whole Imperium should look like. And the Roboute Guilliman is like THE best character in 40k (he was a bit boring in 30k) from the story telling perspective, he SUFFER heavily seeing the current state of the Imperium and is so relatable with like XXI century normal people (you could his sadness/desperation/grief/apathy in X edition "new edition cinematic" where he narrates the fourth tyranid war). Have you ever seen an Atlas picture of a Greek titan carrying a whole sky on his mighty shoulders? That is Gulliman and he is carrying Imperium of Man SOLO on his back (now he has a second brother Lion El'Jonson to work with at least) as lord commander of the Imperium of Man:
"Why do I still live? What more do You want from me? I gave everything I had to You, to them. Look what they've made of our dream. This bloated, rotting carcass of an empire is driven not by reason and hope but by fear, hate and ignorance. Better that we had all burned in the fires of Horus' ambition than live to see this." -Roboute Guilliman, primarch of the Ultramarines, reflecting upon the state of the Imperium of the 41st Millennium and his devotion to the Emperor of Mankind.
And he has like the best books/novels in 40k fore newcomers (Dark Imperium trilogy and 3 short novels "gathering storm - rise of the primarch), I am 100% sure/convinced that Henry Cavill should play Guilliman in all 40k adaptation.
P. S. and there is a meme in 40k fandom that Guilliman is THE only one who has a badass sexy necromancy eldar girlfriend Yvraine (emissar of aeldari god of the dead Ynnead) who had helped reincarnate him after 10k years of near death state in stasis after the losing battle vs Fulgrim. That all is a lie, but fan-drawings and memes can't be stopped xD
Death guard is my favorite for sure. I can understand people being turned off by them, but Mortarian's story is so interesting and Nurgle is by far my most liked chaos god.
Like, with Khorne you're just all combat all the time, with Tzenche you have to constantly be worried about being betrayed, and Slanesh sounds horrific as someone with sensory issues lol.
Papa Nurg does legitimately love you, and takes away all of your pain and makes you immortal. Not even mentioning that nurglings are fucking adorable. You don't even give a single shit that you're rotting away and you see it from his point of view after you recieve his "gifts" 😅
I got into it playing the first "dawn of war" game. Thought, hmm this is interesting. I started reading the 40k wiki... totally confused. Took me a while to wrap my head around it. So I just kinda take it like its one story in a galaxy thats so huge already... you cant wrap your head around ALL of it. The basic idea, then just kinda remember the stuff you like. You cant wrap your head around it all at once... its just too big. You can enjoy the pieces... and then the pieces kinda start forming an understanding. Ive been a fan for YEARS... I STILL find out cool things I didnt know! Really enjoying watching your vids on it. Its fun seeing someone find it and get into it. Dont stress the little details!
HYDRA DOMINATUS 🐍🐍🐍
Alpha Legion: The only legion the only canon thing about them is that nothing we know about them is in fact canon.
Pretty sure Henry reads the source books and Black Library books himself, so I doubt he needs lore vids on UA-cam.
Legions vs Chapters. Originally all Space Marines were divided into the 20 Legions that numbered around 100k of Space Marines.
After the Heresy all the Legions were broken up into Chapters numbering 1000 Space Marines so nothing like the Heresy could ever happen again.
You might like majorkills lore videos, they arent always accurate but they are short (usually between 5-15 minutes) and he has jokes in them and stuff to keep them lighthearted and easy to watch, also covers heaps of different topics in them
Thank you, I got this channel recommended a lot
Subbed to your channel on the first bricky react... and now i'm hooked xD
Thank you so much! 😊
the hobby of painting requires time, water and love
If you want to put legions on an alignment chart, Ultramarines would probably be lawful good, salamanders neutral good, and space wolves chaotic good. Good here being a relative term. More like lawful friendly to chaotic arses. Iron hands are definitely lawful arses, imperial fists lawful neutral, white scars would fit chaotic neutral, etc.
It's really hard to map each legion onto a separate alignment because they're by their nature all simultaneously similar and yet complete opposites. Blood angels and space wolves are chaotic good, white scars and raven guard are chaotic something, fists and ultras are lawful something, it's a mess
Hahah gotcha! Chaotic arses, neutral arses and lawful arses, checks out 😂
Timeline from Leutin is amazing and its so awsome to learn how Human was before the AI war. they were like Star trek only cool!!
For the "Adeptus Mechanicus love toasters" meme, you need to watch a bit more TTS.
All I can really say. :P
I think I can handle a few more episodes hahah
finally! i've been waiting this part sooooo looooooooooooooong
You'd think the Iron Hands, and the Mechanicus like eachother, but they don't.
The Iron Hands tamper with their own stuff, which pisses the Mechanicus off
Apparently... Guilliman chopped up the surviving Legions into smaller Chapters after the Horus Heresy, to prevent large numbers of Space Marines to turn traitor all at once because of their loyalty to their leader / Legion.
Also... the Chapters (as well as Chaos Warbands, and other faction equivalents) allow players to create their own home-brewed Chapters without it being too weird lore-wise. Since there are like a bazillion Chapters and the main Legions can remain untouched.
Luetin is the GOAT
Congratulations on passing bouquet number 2 (Introduction to the Space Marines). 🥳👏
I really enjoy your reactions, keep it up.
Greetings
Greeting and thank you so much! Can’t wait to watch more!
I'm surprised to hear you didn't finish college, with the speed at which you're soaking all this lore up, I imagine you'd nom up a whole textbook in one weekend XD
lol thanks, i didn’t finish college not because I wasn’t smart enough but more because I was young and careless 😅
Ultramar..... thats a gas station company in canada
My favorite story about the alpha legion is that they caused an entire planet to rain snakes
8:20 "[World Eaters] don't kill each other tho"
..... Let us now explore why their leader holds the title of The Betrayer
gulliman is like augustus not to be messed with
as Grey knights are my favorites, Luetins Grey knights video i find awesome (along with the rest ofc)
imagine if Henry Cavill comments on your stream ! 😜
Your mom is absolutely earthshakingly based!
Only just subscribed today and I'm looking forward to your deed dibs into the wonderful world of Warhammer 40k.
Btw, Raven Guard Gang FTW
Thank you so much!! ❤ more coming soon
The World Eaters ABSOLUTELY kill each other. Khorne cares not from whence the blood flows...only that it flows. If no one else is available, sometimes World Eaters lose control and very cheerfully kill their own comrades.
One of their characters...Kharn...actually has a rule in the WH40K game where he can actually do that...and he gets called The Betrayer specifically because he turned on his own side for what he considered to be cowardice.
Bottom line...if you are fighting alongside the World Eaters...make sure you're on a different continent....
1000 thanks for the toilet seat 😂😂 Definitely using that next time I play my ultramarine friend!
'learning is power' HERETIC!!!!
I love your way of reacting and your vibe :))
Hahah thanks! It’s always nice to find content you’re vibing with 😊
she had the son of the emperor himself in the chat, luetin lol
I've been a Raven Guard player for years.
They're really the only Legion that approaches combat with some common sense. They realized early on that running at your enemies yelling was probably going to lead to unacceptable losses.
I’ve watched so many people react to this video. I don’t know what’s so fascinating about it lol
Whait a moment... Luetin is part of youre comunity??? YOU HAVE BEEN BLESSED BY THE EMPEROR IMSELF AHAHAHAHAH.
Pride of you Sister. The path of ilumination is just ahead.
The Emperors Most Holy Inquisition protects you!
you're mom got good taste in art-styles, the art-style in WH40K is *_BEAUTIFUL._*
Leutin's Space marine creation video is the best one ive seen
The Lion (Lion’el Johnson Primarch of the Dark Angels) went to the traitor Primarchs home planets and destroyed them so that the traitor legions could not retreat to their homes. Conrad Kurze (Primarch of the Boght Lords) destroyed his own home world before the heresy in anger that it fell back into crime after he left and decided that was the appropriate punishment
I like to think that the Alpha Legion is secretly Tzeentch's favorite legion, because trying to understand them is an exercise in futility, just like a certain Changer of Ways...
Your laugh is adorable and the cosplay is on peak
Raven Guard: You don't see them, and you don't know they're there.
Night Lords: You don't see them, but you know they're there.
Alpha Legion: You see them, but you don't know they're there.
There is a reason the VI Legion are the Emperor's executioners. The XV know this all too well, and so, I suspect, do the II and the XI.
Best way to imagine the Alpha Legion:
Look for the video ”How to field Alpharius in a game of Warhammer 40k“
A Legion was a force of roughly 80,000-200,000 marines under the command of their Primarch and due to the fall of merely 9 individuals it led to the heresy. In order to fix this Robutte Guilliman demanded that the loyalist legions (or what was left of them) split their forces into smaller groups called chapters that would consist of 1,000 marines.
That way should a Chapter fall to chaos it would not be as bad since they would only have roughly 1,000 marines instead of 100,000.
The Chaos Legions did something similar after the Heresy where they broke up into “warbands” with their own desires and fighting for their own survival or goals. The only traitor legion that still functions as a legion are the Word Bearers who are held together by their fanatical faith and religion.
High five to the mom!
I really appreciated your videos. They were excellent and fun reactikns
Thank you so much, happy you like them! ❤️
If you like the Salamanders then you'll love the Lamenters.
Glad that you’re pursuing what you love and your mom supports you and I agree with her that your videos are great! You been putting in effort and your videos are getting better! Keep it up! For the Emperor! The Emperor Protects! 🪽🦅
Thank you so much! It’s been a learning process for sure. I’m also happy it shows ❤ thank you again for all the support! Emperor protects!
Bastante agradable trabajar escuchando tu contenido, tengo que cuidarme de reirme muy fuerte. Excelente contenido!
You should paint up a Sisters of Battle Army. Would enjoy seeing you play a round with Baldermort
Can't wait for you to learn about the Lamenters
Other things about the Butcher's Nails of the Wolrd Eaters is that the legion accept to put the Nails to try to become closer to their father, but obviously it didn't worked.
The Nails are not just giving pain when you feel other things that anger, but also product and give to your brain dopamine and serotonine when you kill, and when there is adrenaline in your blood.
By the time, you will feel nothing ever that anger, or pleasure to kill people, no more fraternity, laughters.
The pain of the Nails is pretty hard, even for a space marine. Angron had a ancient type of Nails, but the cells of his primach brain try to heal all the damage that cause the Nails, with the time, the period where he was able to think or to reasonnable were more and more smaller, so basically, it will killed him if he wasn't tranformed into a Chaos Daemon.
Nails don't have only problems, it gives better reflexes, more speed and strength to the warrior who's wearing it.
Another part is that when the combat is to intense, and the Nails hurts to much, it may happen that the warrior fall into the control of the Nails, so he will just kill everything that is in front of him, with no consideration of everything around him, dangers, traps, or killing friends or civilians. This is why the World Eaters were one of the most violent legion, with one the higher amount of losses in their side (marines or imperial guard), and collateral damage.
Final part is that we may be think that the problems can be solve by removing the Butcher Nails, yes but no, because the Nails or connected with a lage part of the brain of the warrior's brain, especially the part who rule emotion, so if we removed them, you will just have an entire legion of vegetable space marines, or this will just kill the space marine. The Emperor tryed to remove the Butcher's Nails from Angron, but he never found a solution to remove them without making Angron just a litteraly mentally handicapped.
I've finished, sorry if i did horrible grammar mistakes, and if i'm wrong about something correct me please
yeah Bricky is more "let's have fun" Luetin is Loremaster
My absolute favorite of the loyalists are the Dark Angels, the 1st legion.
Alpha Legion are my favourite
oh mama is proud
Majorkill, Baldemort, 40k Theories (Remleiz), Oculus Imperia, Wolf Lord Rho, Sandman of Terra - those are great lore vids creators as well.
Thank you! Seeing some channels on that list that I haven't checked out yet!
Hi, loving the Warhammer content because that's how I found you.
If you have time, can I suggest the helsreach animated series to add to the reaction content? It's very long and divided in parts. So each part could be an episode within itself. It's great 👍
Thank you! Everyone recommends it so I’ll definitely watch it, just gotta decide in how many parts I will have to split it. Also I’m not very confident in my 40k knowledge so I’m always worried that I won’t understand much watching it