Every single Warhammer 40k (WH40k) Faction Explained | Part 2
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Here is part 2 and the final part to this particular overview. This time we go over Chaos and all the Xenos races. It's not perfect, and there is probably a few facts wrong, but my goal is to get more people interested so hopefully I do that!
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There will no doubt be a few incorrect statements from time to time in here. But my goal is to spark interest in the universe and I really hope you came away with something helpful!
Thanks so much for watching, stay safe 🙏
Dude your making me want to get into this game but I suck at painting rip
I've watched part 1 just today and immidiately subscribed. What are the chances Part 2 is coming exactly today? Here we go baby!
Do dead by daylight the oni plz love those vids
Warhammer nerds are the pinnacle of Dungeon Master Rules Nazi, it's ok Bricky you did really well and made a great educational video for newcomers to the universe. Subscribed
Ples, Lord Forehead, can we have more?
Orks: The only faction in 40K who are probably happy.
Wanna be reborn as fungus in my next life
Khornates are... content? Happy's probably the wrong word for that lot.
Nurgle Daemons are the happiest of the lot of them. Heck, the Beasts of Nurgle are so happy they just want to come up to you and play. Unfortunately they are a bit rough and tend to maim or crush their playmates...
@@ExileTwilight When talking pure honest happiness, Nurgle's followers and deamons are definitely the most content out of all of them.
Orks are basically a swarm of puppies
(Almost) Every other race: *causes the warp*
Necrons: *we must construct additional pylons*
Eric Gair I had to down vote you to keep it 69
@@vjay1381 this isn't Reddit tho
@@vjay1381 bruh
*EkoCakes* I’m just trying to stick with my Ethos.
Must construct additional crypts.
Never seen a purple Ork, but I painted mine ice blue with a midnight blue ink wash. The guy at GW insisted I buy green paint, but I won't be told what to do so I painted them blue instead, then wrote an entire backstory for them where they lost their green skin, considered it a curse from the Ork gods, and declared a Waaagh to earn their favour and get their green back.
They never lost.
Actually kind of awesome
blue iz da lucky color
Not enough lore in 40k you have to make up your own, definition of a 40k player.
@@Canadianvoice ‘da big lure book fer stupid 'umiez. orkz know where ork komes frum
@@stevenyoung9738 If you believe it enough to come true. Sounds like desperate sweaty fans to me Orks are like actual 40k fans.
One thing that a lot of people forget. If you slay a chaos being while in the warp, there is a real chance they're gone for good. Kinda like how they're at their most powerful, yet most vulnerable on home turf.
Hmm, interesting. The same rules apply to fiends in the Forgotten Realms universe of D&D. If you kill a demon or devil while they are on the prime material plane, their souls return to their home (the Abyss or the Nine Hells), and they are banished from entering the prime material for 100 years. If, however, they are killed while in their home realm, they die for real.
Not entirely true, but a solid rule of thumb. Basically: most demons are a tiny chunk of one of the four chaos gods. (Think, a single cell of your body for scale.) When you fight them on the material plane, unless you have something to disconnect them from the warp, they're just banished. When you fight them in the warp, you aren't fighting a chunk of that demon that it put into real space, you are fighting the whole demon.
Win there and there are good odds that particular demon is never coming back, because while he's scattered into gibs, other demons eat the gibs and thus the demon you 'killed' never reforms. But, if that demon is favored, the chaos god may reassemble them manually or order no one to eat their gibs, so they'll recover in time.
That being said, taking it as a rule that a demon you 'kill' in the warp is gone will usually be correct. Only the most favored (or disfavored, see that one Slanneishi demon cursed to dance forever.) demons get their god's attention like that.
So if the Emperor ever came back he could theoretically kill the Chaos gods in the warp?
@@liamoliver5848 It's rather dependent on how well he pulls himself together and how much having a mortal avatar as the basis of his existence means he can override the shaping effects of the warp reflection of him. (at least as I see it.) Essentially, there are two views on the Emperor:
1. The glorious God of Humanity that defends them, harsh because as a father he needs to be.
2. The tyrannical God of Humanity that defends them because only he gets to abuse his slaves.
There really isn't a ton of middle ground because of how the Imperium shakes out. This means there are two impressions in the warp waiting to take final form. (And I'd point out that like the chaos 'gods' nothing says you can't have both good and evil aspects in one entity.)
The facts we do have are that humanity is vastly more numerous and spread out than the Eldar were (and they made Slannesh, who is in the same league as the other three major chaos entities despite having so much less time to gestate/build up.) Humanity has spent roughly 10k years buying into the whole God Emperor mythos (for the most part) even if they think he is evil. None of the Chaos Gods ever had an origin as a creature of the material universe.
So in theory, if the Emperor got off the throne, he could harness the insane power of faith accumulated during that time to do a lot of crazy things. (Recently in lore he burned down Nurgles gardens, without getting off the throne.) On the other hand, how much all that shaping would push at him to 'live up to the hype' is an open question.
Scion (a TTRPG) had a neat take on Gods, where they got more powerful by fitting a role in fate... but also became more constrained by that role in the process. A similar situation might apply to the Emperor, where if he wants to go full on 'fight the four on even footing' he would be binding himself into the role of the God Emperor, potentially without a way to get out of it again.
We know for damn sure that the miracles of the Sisters of Battle are warp manifestations, since Cadian pylons rendered Celestine just a mortal again. (Standard anti-psyker measures fail against these miracles because they're designed to counter conventional psyker powers presumably.)
Killing the Chaos Gods outright might not be possible, but nothing says he couldn't rip the good parts out and make them into new Gods. (Honor from Khorne, Hope from Tzeench, Joy from Slannesh, Nature from Nurgle) That would massively weaken them and give him allies in one stroke.
Thanks for this, have been a warhammer fan for some time and didn't know this very interesting piece of information. Though looking back it seems sort of obvious considering how daemons can change shapes and are often described as how much of the "true" version of themselves is actually anywhere at any particular time.
"PURPLE IS DA STEALTHIEST COLOUR"
"That's stu-"
"AVE YOU EVER SEEN A PURPLE ORK?"
"Well..."
SNEAKY GITZ
BETTA BEEIN SNEAKY GITZ DAN FLASHY GITZ!
A painted purple Orc must have a strong psychic presence to go unseen.
Stealin' me squig-ale for da past week, dey'z been! 'Aven't seen 'em yet, but oi know dey'z behind it!
Why are you at every video I watch?
"Blood for the blood god, skulls for the skulls throne"
I think you forgot the most important one
Milk for the Khorne flakes
Butter for the Pop-Khorne!
y'all Khorny af
Let the galaxy burn and the cereal remain soggy!
For anyone who has ever been on a staff: “Slides for the slide throne!”
I saw this coming
47:07
They asked for unity, immortality and revenge against the old ones. All 3 of those wishes were granted.
"Be careful what you wish for: you may get it."
The C'tan were the proverbial monkey's paw
@@eduardodiaz9942 And then they proceeded to defeat that monkey's paw.
Nurgles child: “sorry father I destroyed you’re greatest creation”
Nurgle: “no my son… you are my greatest creation”
"Have you ever seen a purple ork?..."
*multiple mental breakdowns*
Yes I have seen Thanos before
Yes i have seen Barney.
I lol irl that was a good one
What kind of green "purple" is ?
No, I haven't. I doubt they exist.
"Nothing is certain except death and decay"
Taxes: Are we a joke to you?
Yoshi: Allow me to introduce myself
Yes, yes you are, taxes
You can refuse to pay your imperial tithe.... wouldn't recommend it
How am I supposed to pay taxes when I don't even get paid?
in the grim darkness of the far future there is only war...and taxes
The humans not being the "good guys", but some random blue aliens, is an interesting story concept in itself.
Can't argue with that!
you would like avatar then
@@beanward_xd527 you stole my thunder
Plot of Avatar:
Man betrays his species because he got a hot alien GF. Featuring really cool and well thought out vehicles and environments.
I love that movie
Well, they're not that nice, they slaughter any alien race they encounter if they refuse to join their faction
My favorite dark eldar torture method in the lore is an Archon telling a riveting story but not telling the ending. Obtuse, but suffering nonetheless.
Oof that's evil
thats no dark eldar thats just GRRM in eldar cosplay my man
Not just any archon, Asdrubael Vect, Supreme Overlord of Comorragh himself.
That's hilarious tbh
One of my favorite 40k memes is a comic depicting the sole survivor of a guardsman squad who gets grabbed by a chaos space marine, the space marine gives him a loving hug and lets him go saying "No one will ever believe you."
Omg that's amazing XD
Could you give me a link? I want to read it.
LMAO that is wholesome
Based chaos moment
This is almost as bad as stealing 40 cakes and that’s *terrible* !
"You ever seen a purple Ork? Didn't think so."
Can't argue with that logic.
That's coz the purple onez are da sneakyest youz never gonna see em
@@randomlygeneratedname By their logic they may very well exist, they may very well be invisible to every being or force within this plane of existence..... the only way to know is to have da big one wish your death by them and you suddenly having an invisible, completely purple dagger (obviously!) plunge into your heart....
The Ork behind the slaughter
thanos
I lost my shit when this happened
The necrons are such a massive threat, in part, because they retain even more tech from their peak than the eldar and mankind combined. They're incredibly good at undoing stuff, to the point that they're like the most effective counter to the tyranids if we really are surrounded by the hivemind.
Disregarding Chaos, they seem to be the strongest race. Chaos is supposed to be the final boss archetype of a tabletop game, so they are going to "win", destroying everything... But like I said, disregarding Chaos because they are designed to be op, the Necrons are the strongest
@@RRRRRRRRR33 Maybe, but don't forget that the Necrons seem to possess technology that they can use to fend off the Warp itself, nor do they need it to travel long distance in an instant. I wouldn't be so sure that Chaos would be able to defeat the Necrons if the latter have the time and opportunity to rebuild a decently-sized force. Right now, the biggest advantage everyone have against them, is the fact thtat they're scattered, divided, sometimes still asleep, and sometimes batshit insane. If they ever truly, fully reorganize, I don't see how anyone can defeat them.
@@RenegadeVile It's the same archetype of the Skaven in Warhammer Fantasy, Games Workshop creates this ambiguity to leave fans guessing. But like I said, Warhammer is still a game, it's not really an actual novel... so Chaos is the final boss, it's like when you have Ganon as the final boss in Zelda games, lol they are designed to be overpowered, the final challenge, multiple factions are supposed to unite their powers to face Chaos. So in a logical way, considering the context of Warhammer as a tabletop game, Chaos is the factually stronger "race" in both Fantasy and 40k, they are designed to destroy everything and then the universe resets to keep selling products for the fans, I think a more interesting "debate" would be "who is the strongest, saved by Chaos", there's a lot of arguments in this particular scenario... but if you include Chaos, that kills the argumentation, Chaos is purposefully designed to win at the end, it's a matter of (game) design, not narrative
@@RenegadeVile I'm pretty sure if any faction fully (re)united they would mop the floor with any other. Except the nids, who are just currently stuck in public transportation or something.
@@ashtonhoward5582 Not really. Most lack the sheer numbers for that.
Of the enemy faction, the Orcs have my heart for the soul fact that technically and practically speaking their weapons are so shit they shouldn’t work. But they make them work on shear willpower alone.
Kinda the opposite of the Lamenters chapter. Their armor and weapons and everything should work just fine, but will fail at a critical moment when it will cause the most harm to themselves possilbe for no apparent reason. They could probably borrow the bolter from a brother of another chapter, and when it fires the firing pin breaks of and flies back into the Lamenters eye and blinds him. And then the bolter catches fire and explodes.
A lovely meme put it like this-
Humans: "We worship our God"
Eldar: "We need to create another God to save us from a God we created"
Necrons: *KILLED THEIR GODS AND USE THEIR REMAINS AS POKÈMON*
More like Shin Megami Tensei than Pokèmon, really.
Necrons are like the Courier from Fallout New Vegas
(wakes up) AIGHT, LET'S FUCK EVERYONE, ESPECIALLY THE FUCKER WHO KILLED ME/US
orks: we watch our gods do mma on each other
@@exudeku FAKS
Spot on.
Khorne: Why stab people in the back when I can stab them in the front?
Slaanesh:
Why stab them when u can sensually attract them
Nurgle: why stab them when you can watch their body rot and decay into a carrion
_69, nice_
List of Khornate Massacres: This list is incomplete. YOU CAN HELP BY EXPANDING IT!
@@Chirpysemperboy Russian Badger
@@christianreno4162 Or how about: WAR! huh. Yeah. What is it good for? ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING!
*Me happily watching all the models and being confused but generally thinking the tau looks cool watching both parts of this to try and understand the universe broadly to see if I still wanna get them as my first army*
*Reaches end* "everyone hate tau, they don't fit in" *dies inside*
Well they get memed on, but he did say to not let that stop you from playing them if they seem cool to you. I think they seem cool too
I mean hey, I got them as my first, and aside from a few space Marines and militarum tanks, I've never gotten anything from any other faction. The funny robots are just too cool.
It's such a weird concept tho, to hate on an ADDITION to a universe. Like, nothing was taken away from it, so just calm down and chill.
The fact that everyone hates / memes on the Tau is my primary reason to play them, if I ever could be bothered to waste so much money on a tabletop game. Prosper, as Tau shall. Blue bois are my people.
Them not fitting in is intentional. They are young, uncorrupted and naive. They are not "grim dark" because they still believe that other races might not be all that bad. The Imperium knows everyone else is bad and so match their enemies.
The good thing about playing Orks (or against them) is that Orks either win spectacularly or they lose spectacularly, and both are glorious to behold.
Eldar in a nutshell: one group of Space elves went to go rediscover their heritage, and the rest murderfucked a chaos god into existence.
And the last group,the one in the thumbnail,still wants to live the lifestyle of those who murderfucked a chaos god into existence.
Also the Amish elves that no one cares about.
Yep, that sums it up.
I know this comment is years old, but I would love short explanations like this for all races, so us newbs can get acquainted with them without having to read lore beforehand. anyone know if there is such a list or something?
“Zog, we’re out of gas.”
“NO WE’RE NOT!”
_engine starts back up_
“Gud point Boss”
Imagine someone convinces them that they are impossible to beat if they breathe in a certain pattern. They'd destroy even more
ZOG is still around in 40K??These people are relentless!!
@@Jonnell01 They wouldn't do it, because then it wouldn't be a GUD FOIGHT
I heard that Orks can breath in space because they think there is oxygen
1:24 I like to see Khorne more like a god of war. After all he is absolutely honorable and he's more about spreading carnage than spreading evil. When Angron saw Khorne's mind, he just saw absolute peace and calm. Being red is not being the devil :(
Ah the classic "looks like he could kill you but is actually a softie" trope.
@@tkraid2575 looks like that's about to be the case for every chaos god
A friend told me about how Slaanesh managed to completely ruin Khorne's life by gifting him the perfect gift ever which apparently also made him so furious he smashed it....then loved it so much he spent forever putting it back together only to smash it again...and again etc.
Now I can only imagine an old retired soldier in his little house making a ship in a bottle and lamenting how kids these days don't have respect.
Also he loves dogs...his hounds get special artifact collars by default when his soldiers need to earn them.
In actuality, the Devil would be all four rolled into one. Like Khorne, Satan desires war and hatred so that more souls go to hell unredeemed. Satan is a liar like Tzeentch, who questions all truth so that souls can't grasp their situation and remain unredeemed. Satan is a tempter like Slaanesh and encourages vice and hedonism so that souls corrupt themselves and others and addict themselves to sin so that they refuse redemption. Nurgle is the only one that doesn't quite match, since Nurgle is patient and just waits, while Satan is proactive and seeks death more urgently. The only thing Satan shares with Nurgle is encouraging sloth.
@@tkraid2575 nah, more the "will absolutely kill you but not out of hate, but just because he thinks death is the greatest peace he can give you"
Angron didn't do anything to himself, he didn't choose his Butcher's Nails, but he did choose to have really crappy ones made to jam into his marine's heads
Funniest part about orks. The whole "purple is da sneakiest" thing was created by fans. It was a running gag among the fanbase that orks paint themselves purple because "yoov nevah seen a purple ork, hav ya?" GW hears about this and actually adds it to the Ork codex. We literally meme'd purple orks into existence.
Is it too early/late to say the 40k fan-base's relationship with Game's Workshop the most beautiful thing ever?
Edit: This aged, very badly
We orked them into existence?
its the power of imagination
We believed in them so hard that they started existing.
@@will__mem9rno ehhhhhh, its still generally contentious. Not with us orks though. Us orks dont give a fuck.
"Chaos in their own right is not necessarily evil"
I am ordering an exterminatus.
Call DOOM SLAYER
We don’t do that here. We call 5 guys with laser pistols
seriously, even the Adeptus wouldn't stand for that
Yes inquisitor? Right there
Ultimately this is the tragedy of Chaos. The Warp is gestalt made up of the minds of every soul-bearing species that lives within the galaxy, and the Chaos Gods are the personifications of universal concepts (emotion/sensation, violence, death/decay, and thought) within the gestalt. In the time of 40k, the galaxy is so fucked that the gestalt views the Chaos Gods as active, malevolent, and inescapable entities so they are and the only ways to 'beat' them would change the galaxy so fundamentally that 40k would be unrecognizable.
The chaos gods remind me of the great old ones in the Lovecraftian mythos. They aren't necessarily good or evil, since they are completely beyond the conception of mortal beings and thus not bound by classic morality. You cant exactly say whether their intentions are positive or negative, they just are. There have even been some cool fan theories about how compared to the imperium of man, the chaos gods are actually the lesser of two evils.
40k is one of the few things I can think of where I can get into almost any of the factions. They're all so cool and well done.
Even the space elf clown thing?
Everyone in the 40k universe: "Life sucks!"
Orks: "WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU GIT"
Quit muckin around and grab da DAKKA
Tyranids: "WAKA-WAKA-WAKA"
WE IZ GUNNA MAKE DA BIGGEST WAAGH THERE EVA WAZ!!!
Aurelion Sass BLOODY RIGH READY THE SNOTLINGS AND SHOOT ATTACK GUN
LETS GO TO WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Every Harry Potter fan has dreamed at least once of getting into Hogwarts
Every Star Wars fan has sometimes thought that it would be cool to be a jedi
Every Lord of the Rings fan has wanted to visit at least some of those places
Warhammer 40k fans are like: "Thanks, I'm good"
Unless you're an ork
@@HeleentheArcane Well dat's because dey's da biggest and greenest, and da bestest!
speaking as three out of four, accurate
I am a huge Berserk and Witcher fan and want to stay far away from both the continents as possible.
@@Kyla-Stormhazard WAAAAAAUGH
As a Tau player, auxiliaries don’t get enough love. Every other faction either kills, eats or tortures fallen foes, Tau are like join us and fight with us.
so we can subvert your planets population and make sure your always a minority or less you know just in case for the greater good
@@marley7868 Yeah, the Tau are not the good guys, they're more like the "good guys". A much more realistic type of f*cked up than anything else, but that's why it's so horrifying to think about. It's just kind of uncomfortably close to home, if ever humanity sheds this blight of infighting and takes to the firmament, we'll probably be very similar to the Tau; A race of utterly oblivious upstarts who know nothing about nothing, an infantile civilisation, just barely out of the savannah, that now wield fusion drives, engines, weapons, energies of unfathomable might, like a toddler would suckle on the barrel of a handgun; And all that primitive drive now manifests in bigotry, in social manipulation, insidious, rank xenophobia all veiled behind a facade of civility and social order. The fact that the space eugenics fascists are the "good guys" of 40k says more about the universe than them.
@@marley7868 Kzer-za vs Kohr-Ah
@@marley7868Beats the hell out of being a servitor or the next harvest for corpse starch.
@@nukewaste really? I mention the tau have a tendancy to screw over and on occasion wipe out there allies for doublethink reasons and the best you got is it's comfy? shameful weakness
Short Addition: Nurgel is also about rebirth. Every Demon of Nurgle, after being killed why so ever gets put into a a certain part of his realm and is reborn there. So he is about the cycle of Life... albeit in a very corrupt way.
One of my favorite Ork stories is a group of Space Marines ran out of ammo so they pointed their empty bolters at the Orks they were fighting, and made bolter fire noises with their mouths and the Orks all died of bolter wounds, because they thought they got shot.
i'm just imagining a bunch off buff, overpowered, badass superhumans saying "bang- bang- bang-" repeatedly while swinging their guns around
ive heard it was imperial guard and that they had a single ork they cold not take down because the ork kept saying TANK TANK TANK! while shot at... XD
wtf??? hahaha
@@mustardjar3216 feels like real life military training when your unit wants to train but don t have the budget for blank or live ammo
Soooo were they playing close range airsoft?
Ork existential crisis:
"Where's da fightin'?"
"We'z all gonna die!"
"What are ya waitin' for? Dis is takin' forever!"
No one:
Absolutely no ork:
Ork: If we retreat, we can get more marines to the slaughter. It's called a feigned retreat
@@anadaere6861 Ork Komando did just that
Orks: FIGHT IS FIGHT
@@anadaere6861 "advancing in the other direction"
If we stop fightin now wez can com back lata for an evn bigga fight
I find myself rewatching these two videos every once in a while
I love 40k and I love the way you presented it
I started researching the different factions in preparation for Cavill's show. I can say I kinda like the Adeptus Mechanicus guys. Thank you for being so informative.
"...also we have the Thousand Sons, led by Magnus the Nerd"
I spat my coffee
assuming he watched the text to speech series, and may have used that for some of his research in this, they call Magnus a nerd repeatedly
@@jeremybk54 No doubt he did. It was just unexpected in the best possible moment.
*look at this cookie i found*
as a fan of the Space Wolves. I will say it. FUCKING THOUSAND SONS
@@jeremybk54 His Tzeentch introduction almost like something out of TTS. No doubt he saw it.
It feels like the artist started drawing these characters but never stopped. "Now I'll add more skulls, more turrets, 10 more floors to the cathedral, give everyone tactical visors and jetpacks. Ooo the jetpacks should look like skulls too..."
That is how the whole 40K universe works. One writer says "my guys have laser guns"... And so on.
And I totally agree
Is this a zero punctuation reference?
40 k is build on the over the top idea
It's gothic; so absolute detail overload. More is more, and better.
A favorite archetype of mine is "character/group has the potential to become the most powerful character in the world but they're too stupid to realize it", and orks scratch this perfect itch for me. They can literally make things work on the power of belief
I will say, I love the Tyranids because they look so freaking awesome, but now I can appreciate the Orks a whole lot more. They just seem like so much fun!
The Orks, a small tale of their powers:
There once was an Ork ship, stuck in the void of space. From a great space battle it had just escaped, its hull riddled with holes. A good number of boyz, listening to their Kapt'n orders, were working on repairing as best as they could the damages.
Then, a new group rejoined them, clad in rudimentary spacesuits. As the chief of this new team arrived, to the already working ork he said, in a suave and delicate tone :
"HEY LADZ, WHY U'Z WORKIN' WIVOUT SUITZ ? U ALL GUNNA DIE, THERE NO OXYGEN IN SPACE !!!"
And as these words were uttered, and the mind of the ork understood them, for nobody had thought of that problem amongst the repairing crew, reality was corrected, and their asphyxiated bodies since drift in space a reminder of both the incredible powers their race holds, and their stupidity.
lmao is there a source on this?
@@TheTrueReiniat not that I know, I've heard it two time from different people, and it might just come from the community.
In any case I find it very fitting for the orks.
@@TheTrueReiniat That's the gist of Da Ork, they can will something to be a reality if enough of them believe so, they can believe like:
"Da Painboy ar goin tah fix yah ap Bozz" when in reality is just an Ork jamming metal and cybernetic components into their Boss craneum, the result of this is that their boss was enhanced through the belief that the operation would do so instead of any real process.
Some believe that the God Emperor is still alive only because the Orks think/know he is alive.
See what you need is a mass ork reeducation program. You get them all believing the same shit and hey, guess what "red goes faster."
My absolute favour 40k story was when a group of Orks were running from an imperial force, getting away then realised some big slow heavy Blood Angels terminators were amongst the enemies following them. Orks think red things move faster, Blood Angels are red so impossibly these big old terminators started to catch up with the Orks and eventually slaughter them, purely because the Orks thought they should XD
Don't you hate it when your imagination gets you killed.
😂😂 yehp, that's pretty much one of the orkiest thing that could happen 😅
That is hilarious. 😂
Source?
BRUH MOMENT
Quick correction, they don’t have a connection to the warp like mentioned The Tyranids are a hive mind. They're in constant communication between their synapse creatures, sending billions of psychic messages non-stop around the fleet. This clouds up the warp, it's like a warp static, blocking out other psychic communication with the mass of unintelligible alien 'language. Tyranids, while not ideal for Chaos influence do have an affect on the warp. Their presence is actually a fairly big threat to Chaos, as they have no lust, no desire for Slaneesh to manipulate. Their entire existence is centered around the Hive Mind, their only quest is to feed.
I have always wanted to get into warhammer lore but I didn't know where to start and it seemed to daunting. these videos have helped so much and now I'm hooked.
"Chaos by far is the biggest threat"
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What are you talking about the Necrons are going to save the galaxy.
All beings, living and nonliving, will eventually degenerate into the sweet, formless bliss that is Chaos
The future belongs to the Tyranids.
@Char Aznable the Eldar are going to go extinct, straight up. there is nothing they will be able to do, nothing they really can do now either
“Chaos isn’t necessary evil.”
_Screeches in Ordo Hereticus_
The inquisition would like to: *KNOW YOUR LOCATION*
Nah more like the followers are the problem instead of the chaos gods themselves.....maybe.
@@silveredbullet802 Actually it's both. If the Emperor had a text-to-speech device summarizes it quite well: The warp influences people to feed on their minds and sustain itself, but, at the same time, the reason it's that way is because, long, long ago, life everywhere experience a panic attack of epic proportions, distorting what was the realm of souls into the modern warp. It's a vicious cycle: The more cultists and the like feed the bad side of the warp, the more the gods hunger for it, and the more they influence upstanding but weak citizens to feed them with these vile acts.
@@Mokoeru Ah I see the chaos Gods feed on the ones that give them more right. So they feed on both but since the races, specifically humanity, dun and panicked the emotions that dominated are the ones of despair and the like. Is this it?
@@silveredbullet802 Actually, the humans came VERY late to the party. What happened is that 60 million years ago, there were three main races: the Old Ones, the Eldar and the Necrontyr. Long story short, the Necrontyr warred against the other two, and were at first, kicking their asses, until, panicking, the Old ones decided to create what would become the Orks, the Krorks (giant super smart orks with enormous psychic might) to fight for them. all that fighting, the souls devoured by the Necrons' weapons-turned-masters, the C'Tan, and the general chaos of the situation, distorted the immaterium into what would, in time, become the warp. The chaos gods solidified around the human renaissance, so... They didn't really matter in the grand scheme of things.
for a brick, he explained things pretty good!
I've just watched this one and the previous part. It has made me want to buy all the armies now, they are all so interesting in different ways!
"The Necrons have much more of a fleshed out lore"
Heh
Necron flayed one: "Are you sure about that?"
if the Necrons were as fleshed out as their lore they'd make the Flayed Ones look like normal Warriors
Nyeh Heh Heh!
BTW how they gonna regain their souls in the current lore? only rebuild the every member, every mind from the zero, except for the high class (the commanders, the generals and more up)... You lose your mental parts and you need to create them completely.
Orks is one of my favorite factions from 40K just for how ridiculous their stories and lore are. One of my favorites was about a battle between a WAAAGH and an Imperial Guard that was getting hammered. The Guardsmen had run out of ammo, and the Orks were bearing down on their defenses. The Captain of the guard, strode forward into battle as his troops stared on in confusion. What was the Captain planning? He picked up an empty Lasgun from the ground, aimed it at a charging Ork and shouted as loud as he could *BANG*.
The Ork dropped dead.
Amazed at this, the fellow Guardsmen picked up their empty weapons, and charged forward toward the WAAAGH, shouting *BANG* at each and every Ork they saw. With that, Orks started dropping left and right, and the Guard was regaining ground.
It appeared they were going to turn this battle around until the Captain noticed one of his Guard shout *BANG*, but there was no apparent effect. The Captain saw that the Orks in the distance were marching together and chanting something in unison that he couldn't quite hear or make out. The Guardsmen began to panic as they had noticed that the Orks were getting closer and that them shouting was doing nothing. It was only once the Orks grew closer did the Captain finally hear what they were chanting...
Orks: *I'M A TANK! I'M A TANK! I'M A TANK! I'M A TANK! I'M A TANK!*
oohh my god that's clearly one of the best thing i'v ever read 😆
That's so retarded... I need more. XD
That's a momentum fraternalis right there
Is this actually fucking canon?
Because if it isn't, it is now.
Oh my god, that is the fucking best. Is that actually true? Like is this official lore?
I just love the line "they hangry, and we food"
I love the T'au for those exact reasons. They're the light in the darkness that sentience in such a grim and horrifying setting can still look out for their sentient creature.
I also love the ranged characters. Be it fighting games, MMOs or Tabletops
"The Orks are the pinnacle of creation. For them, the great struggle is won. They have evolved a society which knows no stress or angst. Who are we to judge them? We Eldar who have failed, or the Humans, on the road to ruin in their turn? And why? Because we sought answers to questions that an Ork wouldn't even bother to ask! We see a culture that is strong and despise it as crude. "
Uthan the Perverse, a controversial Eldar philosopher
he is too woke for his own good
Mmmmm needs more DAKKA
Brother, I am reading some serious heresy here.
GET THE FLAMER.
Εldar failed because they became dark eldar? (Some of them)
@@grimmshredsanguinus2915
The Eldar failed because they used to be the dominant species in the galaxy for a veeeerrrryyyy long time
But they completely fucked themselves over by fucking so much that their genitals just gave up and they created Slaaneesh.
They are on the brink of extinction and for the life of God can't procreate enough to swell their numbers
2 things that could make the tyranids more horrifying: 1 every other galaxy in the universe has been consumed and 40k is the last one. 2 the tyranids are fleeing from something.
given how terrifying tyranids are... im terrified of opition 2
like the in the Animorphs. Space Satan was running from something. And since Space Satan was essentially as strong as Space Elf god, it makes you gulp thinking what SS was running from.
Option 2 is Cthulhu
@@revantobias8567 Animorphs!
Ow, the nostalgia hurt.
@@revantobias8567 THAT'S WHAT ANIMORPHS IS ABOUT
I think one of my favourite things in the lore is how they describe ork dreadnaughts (deff dreads and killa kans). For the kans the grots that get to pilot them are super enthusiastic about it and it’s considered standard for them to find the ork who bullied them the most and stomp them to death. For the deff dreads ork volunteers sign up to be put in one for the huge power boost but come to realise being permanently stuck in a can isn’t the greatest thing in the world.
I think the reason they are seen as evil (chaos gods that is) is because that's how they are portrait in the mind of the people: the fear of them also fuels them to be evil cause of the warp. The God emperor propagate this notion and tried to prepare the emperium to deal with it but in doing so created the threat he so much feared (okay now I'm gonna give myself up to the inquisition)
"Chaos isn't necessarily evil..."
*The Ordo Hereticus wants to know your location*
I shall begin my prayers to the ship's weapons array in preparation for the incoming exterminatus.
@@poke548 You can't just exterminatus Terra...
@@akakios7386 _Objectives:_ *Exterminatus Terra*
@@akakios7386 I'm sure an Inquisitor has tried in the past.
They can’t Exterminatus Terra. İf they will, they must kill themselves for heresy. (Attacking Emperor)
"Tzeench is just Nyehehe, I'm gonna Fuck with stuff!"
Best I've ever heard it described.
Tzeench be like Yesn't
except he pronounced it Tzeetch. He forgot the N. Not as planned, methinks ;)
@@michielkruijff895 nyehehe!
@@0.keraunos.018 tzeench is the embodiment on yesn’t
"I'm gonna Fuck with stuff!" mmhhh sounds like Slaneesh
I love the allience chart where everyone will team up against tyranids if they are desperate enough
You know how pretty much everyone hates cockroaches? Even people who are into bugs? That’s pretty much how the galaxy feels about Tyranids.
The Grimdarkness I see in the T'au is not them being just bad (although GW made some really bad attempts at shifting the ethereals especially in that direction, basic principles still stand though.) But rather them being hopeful and looking forward to the future, believing they can really unite the Galaxy. They will Expand. They will get stronger. They already work on weaponizing Supernovas (yep, they caused one, by accident) and slowly touch on to warp travel. At least their ships are now warp-proof. But they won't make it. It's gonna be the same stalemate all over again.
Nurgle: everything will rot and decay
Adeptus mechanicus: ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?
Adeptus mechanicus gets nervous: Put more oil! And build me another part if we f***ing remember how is made!
Rust
@@johngun4377 yeah, if you are a primitive ass, oxygen breathing, lung having, onmissiahsless bitch. Also WD40
@@Belinor6 what does having lungs have to do with rust? I’m not a machine, I don’t rust.
@@johngun4377 Oxygen, if you live in a planet without oxygen because you don't need it, since you are a blessed machine, you don't rust
For the Orks, I’m pretty sure they love fighting Tyrinids, because it’s a never ending fight
The sheer passion that you show when you speak about anything in the warhammer video is absolutely amazing
I'm surprised you didn't mention the reason there are so many orks
Orks are literally mushrooms. They don't breed, they spore on battlefields when they die. New orks are not born, they are grown, meaning killing an invading ork force is only the first battle if you do not sanitize the war zone
And each greenskin, whether ork, grot, or squig, has spores for the entire biome. Kill just one, and you'll have another detachment in a year.
1 more thing . When ork battle tyranid and win . They dont wipe them out complety . They leave few egg behind so when their number grown , then ork comeback and battle Tyranid again for fun .
The Tau Empire:
"Its for the greater good"
"THE GREATER GOOD"
"Stop that!"
Ha, nice reference :D
That British movie about gardens.
Nice made me laugh :D
I got that reference!
LOL for those who don't get the reference it's Hot Fuzz. The town and it's "Greater Good" I think is an apt comparison for the Tau. Seems ideal on surface just don't look too deep. :)
These warhammer videos have really sparked my interest, I didn’t know a thing about 40k prior but now I’m sooooooooo intrigued. It’s a fascinating universe and the miniatures are just awesome
26:05
I really love them. They are just so over-the-top dark and depraved. It's amazing.
“Khorne will never stab you in the back, he will stab you in the face. Until your face stops resembling a face” -tts emps
Khorn will never stab you in the back, he will stab you in the face. Not only that he will make sure you see it coming, again and again and again and again...
That means he can't hurt me if I'm not looking at him?
No he will grab your shoulder, spin you around and beat your face in. Theres no stopping the beatings
A lot of the language there was directly cribbed, and I'm okay with that. Its still the best description of chaos thus far.
The Like count is on 666. Khorne is pleased.
To anybody who just finished the 2-part and two hour long series: That was the Warhammer 40k universe in a nut shell.
Good job, dude.
Thanks :)
The only thing he forgot was the Titan Legios
Two hour long Series? I'm interested.
This was well worth 2 hours for the lore and I’ve never played the game
Awesome video (part 1 and 2), always wanted to start with warhammer 40k and never knew where to start and this gave me a clear vision of where, how and what. Thx a lot
I like to think that all the chaos gods are always portrayed as evil because a lot of this is through the eyes of the imperium, if that makes any sense.
So, what you're telling me, is that the eldar had an orgy so intense it tore a hole in the fabric of reality and manifested an unknowably evil entity from beyond the veil of time and space that will feast upon their souls without end for the remainder of eternity
Nice
the technical term for it is: "Murderfucking Slanesh into Existence".
That is how the Emperor phrased it.
@taniths 1st and only sgt iron on duty Wouldn't be surprised. It's one of the most well-known memetic series of 40k lore. It's the sort of thing I'd share with people interested in starting 40k that don't have the attention span for our man Bricky.
Or in short : don't fap, or you will go blind.
And I sit here ccoking some pasta. Man... They knew how to celebrate!
My reaction after watching the two part explanation of Warhammer 40k was: “What the fuck is wrong with this universe”
everything my heretical friend everything
@@alexmaysse607 You calling a heretic 'friend'? Eisenhorn want to have your location.
@@rumpelstilzz may he do his worst
Basically the big war of destiny that would decide the fate of the galaxy has already been fought. And the good guys lost.
All the fun stuff
I've been working in a game store for six months, but I've learned more about 40k from these videos. Was going to have these on in the background while I attempted to paint my first mini, but you were too entertaining and I couldn't concentrate!
36:20 "If we are surrounded, that means we can shoot in every direction "
"Let's talk about Necrons"
*DOOM Doot starts playing*
Me: spits out my drink
Got me as well, fucking perfect
Also remember the Metroid music for Chaos.
I almost spat coffee across my keyboard when I heard that, so you're not alone.
Knee Deep in the Doot
"Tau is like Apple - slick goodie-two shoes in a shiny anime mec. They don't really fit into this grimdark universe, you can't call them evil at all"
I'm glad, that recently planted psychic controller is now working and fully operational, Future Friend.
Guess he took the Soma the space smurfs left last time ás a gift to understand eachother better ....
Now, fight for the Greater Good in melee, they need some cannonfod ..err.. helpful friends on the frontlines!
"Never trust the Ethereals or their bullshit fuckery" - Farsight, probably.
Some Xenolover: What's so wrong about Tau?
Ehm you do realize they infest planets with promises of technology and progress only to enslave and castrate everyone on them to eventually replace them with Tau, right? All the time preaching happiness like some space communist.
@@pavliksin123 These speculations are WILDLY off, Future Friend! These aren't just promises! And we aren't "bringing" the technology to the people in need. We teach them to manufacture it on their own and help them to go on the path of inventing their own marvelous creations! Yesterdays drunk bum is now a factory engineer! Yesterdays broke farmer is now a factory engineer! Yesterday's stay at home single mother is now a factory engineer! Her previously addicted son? He enlisted in the mec core! Do not spread the ignorant lies, Future Friend!
@@pavliksin123 Imperium doesn't enslave anything, they just commit genocide. They can't directly control the conquesness of the masses, but if they could, they certainly would
I loved these 2 videos.
Until now I've only watched your other videos generally on video games. It's a great intro to the universe and it really hyped me to play the Total War games ! Your love for Warhammer really shows!
Bro, I sent both of these videos to a good friend of mine who has never heard of 40K and wanted to get started. An absolutely amazing starter kit when it comes to the lore and origins of the races. Well done on probably the two best hours of Warhammer content for a beginner.
"Necons: oh old ones, please give us the key to immortality"
"The Old Ones: piss off"
I laughed way more then I should
"fuckoff kid, ya bother me..." - The Old Ones
Necrons after rejection: So...you chosen death!
I am just sad that the true children of the old ones are nowhere to be found 😔
realy funny HA funny funny
that's the short summary. don't forget, you may completely flip out the past events just by one different word.
As someone who isnt that invested in the lore and doesnt understand a lot of things... I just love playing the Tyranids. My friends can talk hours about the Chaos gods, the political views of races... and I just like: Yeah Im gonna eat them.
But big ork is best
@@eduardoharoproductions3065 WAAAAAAAAGGH!
Might I suggest looking up @hivefleetmoloch on Instagram. It's a showcase of really cool Tyranid models, quite of a of which are modified or kitbashed & look fantastic.
I'm not a Tyranid player/collector myself but I really like them.
@@TheLonelyBrit I mean, biomass is biomass at the end of the day when it comes to kitbashing
Fokin A!
I've been spending so long trying to figure out where I want to start in 40k (and kill team) and you're description of Orks has entirely described the way I play any co-op/multiplayer game
Emperor's Children also house the Noise Marines, the only faction who take face-melting heavy metal literally.
Dark Eldar, as described by the movie _Serenity:_ "They'll grape us to death, eat our flesh, and sew our skin into our clothing. And if we're very, very lucky; they'll do it in that order."
*R H Y M E S W I T H G R A P E*
@@comradedude5824 I see...
The grapist
Arlequins: we live in a society
...and that's the Dark Eldar on a calm day...
I'd never actually made that link, even though I love Firefly/Serenity.
The joke I've heard about the Orks that is pretty spot on "They are just a bunch of Manchester United fans"
only a bit less drunk
@@HiopX the W O T .wait.THATS A FRAGMINTAVION OF THE GOVERMENT
With those accents, no, they surely have to be Chelsea or West Ham fans !!
GASP!! YOU TAKE THAT BACK!!!
So a waaagh is just liverpool winning?
Damn, thank you for this (and part 1). I am a veteran science fiction, fantasy, save TTRPG nerd but for some reason never learned about Warhammer. This was a perfect introduction for me, so thank you again.
If yoyre a fantasy lover then try warhammer fantasy, I prefer warhammer fantasy over 40k but both are great
Orks are fungus - that’s something wacky that more people should know about!
Also the fact that there bisexual and they have no dongs.
I like the idea of the Tau. The fact that they are so optimistic shows how young the empire is, and is still very green, not knowing or the cosmic horrors beyond.
They are kinda the optimistic ones who see the good in people
I mean, they need to learn a lot...
The problem is there is a hardcore dark side to the Tau. When they take over a planet those that choose to accept the "Greater Good" are treated well. You are labeled Gue'vesa, which literally means "Human Helper" and sorted them into a caste... then strategically sterilized and require breeding permits. Cant have the actual Tau outnumbered, can we? Those that decide to not embrace the Tau way are treated.. decently. Just they don't get those nice jobs, schools hospitals, housing... no no no those are for right-thinking people. Eventually, they are left in the ghetto part of town, with extreme police brutality, prejudice, etc. Then they try to lure you into the "Greater Good" again. Eventually, those still not adapting will be slowly whittled away by lure or killed.
@@LockNesTom
They sound a lot like the combine actually
Tau: i cant wait to explore!
Chaos: iiiim gonna stop you right there.
@@LockNesTom ikr. And there's more, I find it extremely suspicious how the Tau people lose their minds when an ethereal is killed. I think the ethereal control everybody's minds through chaos or something related to it. I think they are evil, but so much more subtle about it
Khorne: Savage Satan
Tzeentch: Scammy Satan
Nurgle: Stinky Satan
Slaanesh: Slutty Satan
Edit:
The minor Chaos god/independent entity known as Shai-Tan: Literally Satan
Slutty Satan might be the best description for her/him so far
We Stan Nurgle
@@solomonoftm Why wouldn't everyone want a slutty satan?
Slaanesh really reminds me of Evelynn from league both came forth from humans/elf’s hyper emotion, both have dedicated cults to themselves, both will fuck you and kill you
Also the embodiments of Honor, Hope, Nature and Joy respectfully.
Which tells you just how *fucked* the soul of reality is that these things are the result.....
Very good diptych on 40k, presenting the lore via quotes is a very good idea, and giving a preview of the tabletop aspect of each race is pretty neat.
Well. Now I am in love with that universe. Thanks for this amazing overview.
"the eldar population right now is massively small"
*oxymoron intensifies*
Also: The Eldar have made lots of work on increasing their population back to where it was.
@@bundleofhumble3119 Yep
People forget that after millennia, they DO increase their population over time. It just takes longrr
"Why are the Chaos Gods always represented with death and skulls and scary demons?"
Probably because *everyone* in 40k is represented by death and skulls and scary demons.
The Dark Eldar quote "we are the lords of pain and death" made me think "The forces of chaos have something to say about that... actually every other race has something to say about that..>"
@@aggromemnon335 It is the youngest of the four, after all.
Except the tao
My guess is since they are constantly at war, the Demons will constantly be assholes. It's literally a never ending cycle unless Roblox Gollyman and his Ultrasmurfs break this cycle.
It's because Khorne gets, like, 1000x more exposure than the other Chaos Gods.
I'm new to wh40k and kinda wanted to know more about the lore, first I thought I was never gonna watch this overview but I ended up craving for more videos like this two parts serie. I utterly consumed this video as well as the first part and I liked it. Thanks man, 👞, your a good guy 😘
The Metroid prime boss music playing in the background for some reason fits so much better to Warhammer lore. Great Choice!
"They want to om nom nom the entire galaxy. They hangry, and we food." Is that an official quote from the Tyranid lore book?
The tyranid codex is just filled with angry screeching
No, that is the entry on Tyranids from the Orcs
its the low gothic version
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
I love the Tyranid's lore book, the HISSSSSSSSSS chapter as well as the WRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA mini series are my favourite.
Orks:”it just works”
Todd: it just works.
Coincidence? I think not.
So what you are saying is Bethesda games work when he plays them but are glitchy and broken when everyone else plays them?
Got it.
Sgt. Wolf hey,it just works.
@@Sgt-Wolf the staff at Bethesda are actually Orks
@@SOY.O.G yeah the purple orks make the bethesda games thats why we dont see them.
Godd Howard confirmed Gork (or is he Mork?).
This was a really great overview of the factions and still helpful 3 years later! That said, you really glossed over the Genestealer cults and their overall purpose and objectives (generational differences, sabotage, and ultimately taking over the planet then CALLING the Tyranid hive fleet to them to ultimately be consumed along with everyone else).
36:45 how true of a statement this is with the release of 10th edition