VTuber reacts to (Bricky's Every Single Warhammer Faction Explained Part 2)For the First Time!
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- this was a fun watch so much LORE!!! loved it still have lots of questions but lots of knowledge was gathered from this great video also thanks for watching!
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After this, we usually direct people to the Every Single Space Marine Legions video but since you already watched that one, you can watch Bricky's timeline video and I recommend that you watch that video until the very end. After that, you're finished with the "Bricky Initiation".
okay thanks for the information i shall look into it and have a great day!
@@DRMalliVT You too, also I hope you're enjoying discovering this franchise!
@@Fyn114 ofcourse i am. More on it soon aswell!
Fun fact:
The eldar had an entire Pantheon of gods once. And some Eldar were straight up able to summon their gods into battle.
Then Slaanesh happened. *Slaanesh ate all of them*
Except for three.
Kaine the war god lives, but is weakened.
Their nature goddess, Isha, is basically in Nurgles Jar. Nurgle saved her because he has a crush on Isha, thinking she enjoys diseases just as much as him, being a nature god. She doesn't. She's being fed diseases daily and gets healed only by her god powers, so she suffers eternally. But she also whispers cures for those diseases to Mortals in hope of defeating Nurgle one day.
Cegoragh is alive and hides from Slaanesh. And their god of the dead, Ynnead, is also in hiding I think.
i see i see
More specifically, Khaine was shattered, and shards of him turn up almost everywhere to form avatars of his power.
@@DRMalliVTthe elder god Ynnead, the emissary Yvraine who is slowly reuniting the aeldari is trying to awaken Ynnead as she found a way to fully awake him without having every aeldari dying which need the 5 crone swords, which are some powerful artifacts, they have 4 out of 5 but the last one is inside the realm of slaanesh inside her Palace, also Ynnead and Yvraine helped revive roboute guilliman as well
@@cellectra3342 That plotline is on permanent hold. Nothing ever happens (which is good Gathering Storm was hot garbage)
So something that Bricky forgot to mention about the Craftworld Eldar is that they have these things called Soul Stones. Soul Stones capture an Eldar’s soul and consciousness, preventing it from going into the warp. The soul stones are used in certain pieces of Eldar technology, allowing the dead to continue to serve the living often acting as substitutes for Artificial Intelligences (because most factions in Warhammer don’t like actual AI) or in some cases as psychic powers boosters. Usually the soul stones are connected to something called an Infinity Circuit, which allows the eldar to actively communicate with their dead ancestors stored in the circuit.
@@USOtaku013666 I see that’s very interesting but seeing their situation makes sense they found a way to keep their souls from the warp
Exodite Eldar also has this technology but they refer to it as the World Spirit. In addition to wearing soulstones, which they call spirit sones, they construct World Shrines that form a grid of psychic energy to shield their worlds from the corruption of the warp. They are not as advanced as those of Craftworld Eldar, leaving their homeworld comes with a risk to their souls. But this is not much of an issue since they eschew most advanced technology, including interplanetary travel.
Harlequins don't have this problem. Some even wear what looks like soulstones but able to trap the essence of a demon, keeping them from returning to the warp if their physical form is destroyed, in an ironic reversal of how soulstones work. How strong Cegorach is is hard to say exactly but that their souls are protected, even being able to wear a demon around their necks, something completely unthinkable to other Eldar, means it certainly has power.
Cegorach is not the only Eldar god, just the only one who survived The Fall with most of its power and agency intact. Craftworlds contain a shard of Kaela Mensha Khaine, war god of the ancient Aeldari. In a moment of dire circumstance, the Phoenix Lord of the craftword may absorb this shard, essentially sacrificing themselves, but for a period becoming a living avatar of the bloody-handed god, a near unstoppable force of destruction.
In an arcane feat that would seem completely outlandish to most other races, the Eldar are also in the process of creating a new god, being one of the only races who have some understanding of what a "god" really is. Having been gestated in the Infinity Circuits of craftworlds, this is to become Ynnead, an Aeldari god of the dead reborn, to protect their souls in the warp. And, hopefully, someday destroy She Who Thirsts and end the curse of The Fall.
12:30 Bricky doesn’t explain Nurgles more positive side well.
Nurgle also represents the circle of life. When a being dies, their body rots and decays, but that decay breeds new life, and those new lives also die and rot, and the cycle continues. This is also what he means by stagnation. The stagnation of the circle of life, and that cycle will always continue.
"How strong is their god?"
Well, Cegoragh manages to save those horrific clowns from getting their souls eaten by Slaanesh. So pretty strong as u can see.
the chaos gods constantly battle each other in the warp in what is called the great game. often khorne is the strongest, then tzeentch, nurgle and lastly slaanesh. but it does change constantly as the placement is chaotic and alliances and betrayal happen constantly and it is somewhat said that slaanesh will eventually be the strongest of the 4. they all use the material world to increase their power in the warp and be stronger in the great game. Khorne is the strongest now as there is so much bloodshed and murder but fears slaanesh will eclipse him as every pursuit to be better in war, or attempt to perfect warfare feeds slaanesh.
At this point, the Chaos Gods can't really be killed in the normal sense.
They are aspects of reality in some way they can be very heavily suppressed, but never truly killed off.
38:56 harlequins…. “ you can’t spell slaughter without laughter!”
The reason the necrons haven't won yet is because they're all petty **sholes. They're immortal and they know they have infinite time to wait for humanity and the Eldar to die off so instead they mess with each other constantly or just get a hobby and find a nice corner of the galaxy to hangout at. Trayzyn the infinite has said the only thing left for immortal beings to fear is the infinite boredom that comes with it. They absolutely would win 40k if they united together but at the moment theyd rather bicker for a few hundred years before doing anything
Also, because bricky didnt cover it, the orks have 2 gods called gork and mork. Their imagination power isnt a warp power it comes from those 2 and the orks collectove beliefs form a sort of pseudo warp power in the area that forces their junk to work. A mechanicus tech priest tried picking up an ork chain saw sword in one of the books and the things motor instantly fell off because it wasnt even taped, but then he put the handle in the hand of a dead ork and taped the motor back into place (still not connected) and the chainsaw started again
They don't want to do that, though. They would allow several sentient races to worship them as gods. But the existence of Tyranids and Chaos are still in the way of their eventual apotheosis. These are the only factions they consider a real problem. The Silent King considers that he will once hold the place to humans that is currently occupied by The Emperor, a foregone conclusion. He even spoke directly to Dante, something he doesn't do for his own subjects. While this might have seemed rather confusing to Dante, to The Silent King this was a seed planted that might sprout in hundreds or thousands of years, or however long it takes.
Primarchs are easily stomped by Chaos Gods. Primarchs are probably equal to the Champions of the Choas Gods, like that Bird guy from Tzeench. The Primarchs I would say are Demi-Gods. They are super Badass but very much not equal to the Gods. They would get stomped.
I see I see okay so like I thought the emperor and his champions and the chis gods and their champions type things ok okay
Quick answer to your "How strong are the primarchs?" Question: it depends on the primarch, but generally, they are the second strongest thing in the Imperium, right after the Emperor. So with the Emperor at the top, the Primarchs are second, then custodes, then space marines, then people.
The strongest custodes ever could probably beat the weakest of the primarchs with prep time, but that custodian would be Constantin Valdor and Valdor's... he's a lot. In a faction of Gary Stus (the custodes), Valdor is the Gary Stu of that faction. He is ridiculously powerful as he's written. So take that with a grain of salt lol
I would say a Primark rates around a chaos champion, ie the right hand guy of one of the chaos gods. They are no match at all for any of the gods, they would get wiped out.
By the throne, we converted another one.
The Emperor in his hayday could never have stood a chance against any single chaos god, nowadays he's basically his own lesser Chaos God, unwillingly at that. If you ever get the chance look into the Arks of Omen series, it features Vasstor, a lesser Chaos God of technolology who wants to become equal to the four powers, Big E is about his power level wth the caveat that unlike other warp entities he's still corporeal and bound to the Golden Throne.
Contrary:
In the Horus Heresy the Emperor could stand and will against Horus who was the Ultimate Champion of all 4 chaos gods who filled him with their power to the point he himself became God.
So Horus during the heresy was functionally the Chaos God in materium, filled by power of all four, because he was the main attacking blade of said gods against the Emperor.
He even resurrected the deceased primarch of Iron Hands just because he wanted and he could.
And Horus still was outmatched by the Emperor who also did weird shenanigans with space making sort of portal-ish room from the Emperor's Palace and Horus'es battleship.
And etcétera, etcétera.
Also Malchadore Sigillite (I guess it was him) convinced the Emperor to not "ascend to his godpowers" since it could mess with the apocalypse prophecy which Emperor tried to avoid.
And it was before the Emperor was attached to the "golden throne" and was getting prays from trillions of people for 10k years.
So there is a lot of stuff, but it's Warhammer 40k.
What happened to the Krork in order for them to become the Ork was essentially just that their handlers left them. Their evolution was guided by an ancient race, most commonly simply referred to as The Old Ones. They took an interest in many nascent races but with the Krork they were particularly hands-on, molding them into living weapons with an understanding of weapons and warfare ingrained on a genetic level, able to survive and multiply under the harshest conditions. They were to be their shock troops in the ancient conflict with the Necrons and their C'tan masters, sometimes referred to as The War in Heaven.
The Old Ones had been like gods to other sentient races of the galaxy but the C'tan were anathema to the nature of The Old Ones, and eventually they opted to leave the galaxy, abandoning the races they had uplifted. Without the guidance of the The Old Ones, the Krork degenerated, losing what semblance of culture and society they had, retaining only their warlike nature and some of their genetic predisposition for creating and handling weapons.
Old ones didn’t leave bruh that was a theory and that theory only says one barely escaped, in reality they all got purged because the necrons and the C’tan were just too powerful for the Aeldari, krorks, and multiple other races that got purely genocided because they are never mentioned again.
6:06 yes…. Yes he is currently fighting them. And being a beacon for interstellar travel, and providing miracles to his faithful, and keeping the broken Webway portal on Terra from completely rupturing and exposing Terra to the full effects of the warp. All while being a slowly dying husk…..so yes he is that powerful.
Krorks were made to fright the necrons during the war on heaven, they devolved due to the aeldari bombing them consently and they faught each other and became what we love today
The 4 Chaos Gods are preatty equal power level wise , they compete in the "Great Game" each wanting to be the strongest.
However at one point Tzeentch almost won that game but the 3 Gods united to beat / weakening him.
This just shows that while each of them wants to be on top they are willing to unite if one of them is getting close to that point.
Im very sure that happen before the birth of slaanesh as it brought magic to the humans
13:34 The Chaos Gods are not individuals. They are forces that constantly seek to grow, debatably even truly sentient. They manifest in these extreme ways *because* they want to grow, not stop themselves
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noted i shall indulge a bit but i gotta slow down on only posting Warhammer thx for recommendations have a great day (:
It's funny that you mentioned the Blood Angels and the World Eaters when you first saw Khorne. There is a joke that the Blood Angels are actually Khornes favorite legion, and I think Khorne did try to corrupt Sanguinius at one point but thankfully Sanguinius was a good boy.
Just think about it. The BLOOD Angels are the perfect legion for the BLOOD God. They are blood obsessed, melee focused, red thirst filled berserkers. They are absolutely insane, and only with the implanted butchers nails the World Eaters only can match the psychotic rage the blood angels have naturally.
Good video, if your hunger for lore isn’t satisfied, I would recommend a awesome channel called Majorkill, he makes like 10 minute videos of mostly everything. I’m sure others have said Luetin09 is good which is true but his vids are long. Majorkill is perfect for people like yourself cause I’m assuming you edit your vids yourself. I look forward to your next vid Brother Malli.
Yeah I learning how to edit as I post so hopefully I get better at it and thanks for recommendations and have a great day
Idk if he's changed but I really wouldn't recommend him considering how unfocused and memey his vids are.
@@pancakekraken876 noted thanks for the information and hope ya have a great day!!! I’ll see if its too meme oriented
Orks have powers that work through collectivism that effects the warp. Orks have something called Weirdboyz and theyre like,ork priests. When orks get whipped up into a WAAAGH by a boss,it draws other orks to them,which makes the waaagh energy stronger,which draws more orks in a feedback loop. Once theyve gathered in critical mass,their gestalt psychic powers tend to effect the material realm. A lot of what Bricky says about them is a meme,a lot of it is word of mouth jokes that the community has passed around until people believe it without realizing its not canon. However Red Onez Go Fasta is a rule in the ork codex and if you paint an entire unit red,it does gain bonus movement speed. The ad mec got ahold of an ork shoota once and couldnt figure out how it was supposed to work,they just know that it did,and one of the tech priests suggested the concept of "the power of ork belief" to explain it. Its more accurate to believe that ork science is genetically encode from their ancient history as Krork, and that on a subconscious level the Mek Boyz (their version of inventors) can make things work,even if they dont conciously understand why it works
Also Orks reproduce as a fungus. When they get excited for a fight,they release spores,and eventually the spore will sprout into a new ork. They dont have organs like normal life,you could blow off 50% of an orks head and most of their torso,and it wont stop them from whipping out the shoota and keep fighting. If you manage to kill all the orks in an invasion,there is a 90% chance that in 1-10-100 years,all the orks will regrow and you have a new waaagh to deal with
In response to the necron question, it's a number of factors. After going to sleep,the eldar hunted down any known tomb worlds and blew them up as revenge for the death of the old ones. Some planets were destroyed,either in wars that didn't even involve the necrons,or by natural disasters. Sometimes the imperium or the eldar settled on a tomb world,discovered the necrons in stasis,and destroyed them before they could reawaken. Also,not every necron woke up simultaneously. In fact,their awakening has been so desynched,that only a small percentage of their empire has reawoken. The largest group of necrons is led by Imotek the Storm Lord,and he only commands a hundred or so worlds? The groups that have, are engaged in infighting because warring dynasties are kind of a necron character trait. All the overlords and phaerons wanted to be in charge,and in one instance,a council of necrons halted the reawakening of a tomb world in progress because every new lord wanted to be in charge. Also, their bodies are not perfect. Even the most advanced machine degrades with age,and turns out millions of years in stasis had negative effects on even them. Some overlords have the equivalent of robo-dementia. Some awoke only to realize that most of their court can't be awoken. They're definitely a major threat to sentient life in the galaxy,but they don't all have the same goals either. Some factions believe their necron bodies are perfect,and simply want to wipe out all life and conquer. Some want to find a way to return to mortal bodies,and don't want to wipe out all biological life because they need to be studied,or possibly preserved in case transplanting their consciousness into another body might be necessary. Theres the flayed ones,a faction of necrons cursed with insanity to believe they're still biological,and so hunt for life to flay so they can wear the flesh and try to jam "food" (flesh) into mouths that can't eat.
1:24 , 14:10 , 15:09 , 37:43 , 40:40 , 44:36 , do you know why the ceiling bird chirps?
@@francislelievre5172 this made me laugh so much lmaooo
18:04 primarchs are basically demigods, chaos have demon prince who is a mortal turned demon, each one is different some are powerful some are not due to them as a mortal turned demon, strong human = strong demon prince then theres greater demons who are the true demigods of the warp who are made in their gods image because most demons are like fragments of their gods, you have bloodthirsters of khorne, tzeentch's lord of change, nurgle's great unclean ones who act like big jolly father figures and the keeper of secrets of slaanesh
The strength of the Primarchs versus the Gods of Chaos is sort of like the old Norse myths, with Thor wresting Old Age. It doesn't matter how powerful Thor is, Old Age is a concept he could not overcome. It's the same with the Gods of Chaos, Primarchs may be strong, wise , and powerful but all of that is vulnerable to change or death. Primarchs are not immortal or even more powerful than fleets or bombs, but they inspire and lead vast and powerful armies. The Gods of Chaos however lead every soul that fell to their particular calling in all of history.
If you want some good 40k content after you get more familiar with the lore, "If the Emperor had a Text-to-Speech Device" (often shorted to Emperor TTS lol) by Alfabusa is some of the best out there. It's not the most reliable source of lore but it is a good one, and it's very very funny
1:09:27 forgot to mention but the emperor can permanently kill deamons and wounded nurgle and burned rhe gardens of nurgle
Chaos Gods > Eldar Gods (in their prime) /C'tans (in their prime)/Emperor > Primarchs/Major Daemons/Eldar Gods (in 40k)/C'Tans(in 40k) > Everything else.
Actually if I made a guide to the Horus Heresy time period and its factions would you consider watching it? Bricky's legion video kind of oddly combines a lot of stuff from across the history of the whole legion and no shade to him but its a bit confusing for even me (plus there's extra stuff)
I disagree on Bricky as to what the scariest thing about the Tyranids is. We may be surrounded on a galactic scale but that's not the worst part. The worst part is that it has been implied that they are RUNNING FROM SOMETHING.
*waves Genestealer limbs* Welcome to the hobby!
The orks do have psychic power, but it probably doesn't work quite the way Bricky said (an ork vehicle probably wouldn't run without gas no matter what the orks believed). Instead, it's like psychic "grease" for the warp. Ork vehicles and guns are very crudely put together and wouldn't be very reliable if a human tried to use them, but in the hands of an ork it just works better than it should. They can't just throw a heap of junk together and turn it into a vehicle just through belief. There are tons of memes about ork powers that are hilarous, but not true. One example of this is a story about some imperial guard who ran out of bullets when fighting orks so they just pointed their fingers at orks and yelled bang, then the orks died. Funny, but not accurate.
change yer smoke alarm battery bro, it'll save yer life
@@dakotawolverine3415 the one in my room has batteries the one in the hall in the ceiling doesn’t and I ant got no ladder
@@DRMalliVT me either, i go willingly into the flames
The strongest thing in Warhammer is a human guardsman.
There is unfortunately no current way to play regular human servants of Chaos on the tabletop at the moment, since support for the already quite beleagured Renegades and Heretics army line ended. Which feels egregious, one of the smaller reasons I don't bother with the game at the moment but it's symptomatic of flavor being drained from the tabletop. Which is itself why I generally find Horus Heresy to be the better game