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Just gonna drop this here: The green giant wanting to "pet this creature"-scene is from probably the best wh40k parodies ever made, "If The Emperor Had a Text-to-speech-device" made by Alfabusa. It's a long series and GW forced them to leave it unfinished with some legal shenanigans a few years ago. I highly recommend it though, the parody part aside, it does explain a lot of the lore ABOUT as accurately as possible in a 'verse as complex and obfuscated as wh40k.
I watched one book review and they made up stuff that wasn’t in the book.
I would hold "the all guardsman party" slightly higher than tts. But they are bouth fenomenal
GW didn't force him, he got scared to continue, which isn't much better honestly
it's also where the clip describing Angron as "Extremely, Earth-Shatteringly, Unreasonably, Fuck-Ass Mad" comes from
NOT FUCKING CANON
Just as a note: The Ultramarines are not longer the only Loyalists whose Primarch has returned. The Dark Angels recently got Lion El 'jonson back
Did Guilliman and Johnson met already? Because i'm curious, how a meeting between them would go. I think, the last time they saw each other, was during the Heresy
@@Anthyrion Not as of The Lion: Son of the Forest. Though I suspect we'll at least have them getting into communications in some way soonish.
Didn't really care about The Lion until he returned, now he's like my second or third favorite. I'm betting on The Khan to be the next return for the loyalists.
@@Anthyrion Not yet, as Bobby G is in Imperium Sanctus and Lion is in Imperium Nihilus on the other side of the Great Rift.
He did get to talk with Dante though and OMG WAS IT AMAZING! And during that meeting he learned that Guilliman is back too.
@@malmasterson3890 Apparently, if the UA-camr Chapter Master Valrak is to be believed , GW has set up in some of the novels that , in theory, ALL the Primarchs, even the dead ones, can return.
Even as a Blood Angel fan of 30 years I doubt GW would resurrect the dead Primarchs , and most likely would not want the return of Sanguinius .
However , I think were are more likely to see Leman Russ return first. Get the all the Primarchs most likely to get Codex supplements , and that don't need some sort to Tomfuckery pulled out of the GW writers collected arses to bring back, done first, THEN move on to the other ones.
But if put on the spot, I would rather see Vulkan or Corvus Corax return first.
Vulkan as he could act as the conscience of the Imperium , and Corax, as I would like to see his model and how he would work with his fellow brothers following his change.
Fun fact night lords were a terror tatics legion but were shunned for what they were made to do. They also hate chaos as they see people who fall to chaos as weak and most of them aren't corrupted by chaos at all, and if one of them does get corrupted they ate shunned by the rest of them
They are also absolute and lovable dicks. 😂
Another fun fact Corvus had the ability to see a person's death and would constantly say how the person would die.
Fun fact about each legion
Dark angels: a couple of dark angels assassinated (ambushed) a custodian in fear of them knowing about the fallen.
Emperor's children: fulgrim is such a great fan of theater that he roleplayes his origin story on his daemon world with kidnapped civilians which he would then butcher when bored.
Iron warriors: they play warhammer 40k the tabletop and videogames as "simulation training"
White scars: jagatai khan once got so angry, he killed a ork WAAAGH so fast the orks reatreated in fear.
Space wolves: space wolves is acually a miss translation to low gothic. Their preffered name is the Vlka Fenryka or the rout.
Imperial fists: the two only space marines to have the title lord commander of the imperium were both imperial fists. One of which founded Deathwatch.
Night lords: despite being the most evil legion BEFORE they went traitors they had the least civilian casualties of all the legions. Thous making them ironicly the most ethical legion in the great crusade.
Blood angels: one of the trials to become a blood angel is to be sealed within a coffin filled with blood for a long time.
Iron hands: they pioneered terminator tactics and even has a men of iron left from the golden age of mankind (they just say they're dreadnoughts).
World eaters: they have a special troop called the eight born which is a world eater possesed by 8 daemons of khorne. Sometimes the space marine can overpowered the daemons and take control back and become a exalted eightborn.
Ultramarines: they are stuck in over a 10 000 year old battle with the word bearers because they are to spiteful to call it quits.
Death guard: some plauge marines have their own house on a daemon world with a garden and a beasts of nurgle as pets.
Thousand sons: their first captain ahriman acually had a retirement plan after to great crusade which was to make wine.
Luna wolves: one time to elite guard for horus were playing the ancient game of "which one of us can jump and reach the door frame"
Salamander: their first captain once beat the chapter master of the marines malevolent to the ground for ignoring civilian casualties.
Raven guard: they once made a stealth warlord titan by reflecting their void field to reflex field
Alpha legion: they once gave every psyker on a planet so many nightmares it made it rain venomous snakes.
XD That was a fun read. Thanks for sharing!
Ah yes, like always, the Word Bearers, if not hated, get forgotten instead.
Shame that they're my favourite legion (pre-heresy, that is. Lamenters or Black Templars chapters for post-heresy)
Monarchia was _too_ far, Emperor. You too, had some blame for the Horus Heresy.
@@theemissary1433 What smoke you cracking bro? The Emperor did nothing wrong with the sacking of Monarchia. Yes, he did a LOT if wrong that led to the Heresy, but Monarchia was not one of them.
Lorgar had his faith completely shattered in that event, and it was what the Emperor intended for his atheistic government. He was on his way of reforming and actually become a better Primarch... but the ONLY thing the Emperor did not do in that scenario, was to put a bolter-round in the head of Kor Phaeron, and another in the head of Erebus, who proceeded to manipulate Lorgar into the worship of Chaos.
Burning down Monarchia was not the Emperor's mistake, for it had the intended purpose and effect. His only mistake was not realizing the manipulative assholes literally GLUED to his sides would capitalise on Lorgar's eviscerated faith and fragile ego, and he did nothing about it.
@@freudlindell6343 Ah yes, Monarchia, the Emperor's brutal moment to tell Lorgar to stop his god-worship.... even though for the past many years, he never even said anything remotely against it. (I may be wrong on this, please correct me if I do). Monarchia was so brutal, even Guiliman was against it at first, if I recall correctly.
The Emperor removing religion was one of the most flawed decisions he ever made in my opinion. He should have capitalised on Lorgar's faith, would have made the 17th Legion one of the most loyal legions to the Imperium. After all, faith helps to unite the hearts of Man and now in the 41st Millenium, religion REALLY seems to help the Emperor a lot now, giving him powers and what not (again, correct me on this if Im wrong)
If he didnt want to be worshipped, fine, whatever. Then he couldve just used ANOTHER religious figure for Humanity to turn to, like Jesus Christ, to help explain why the year 40 000 is the year 40 000. A longshot, sure, but at least it would be something better than this.
Like or hate Lorgar, you can do whatever, but you cant deny he was right in what he was presenting. Faith always has a way to unite the hearts of Man. Even if you may not believe in its theological aspect, at least just look at the potential strategic aspect of it.
The Emperor is a good leader, but a horrible dad and person in general. Someone who desired Humanity's flourishing, but in bitter irony, had no humanity himself.
For the sake of what little honour I have left for my Primarch's father, I shall respect his wishes.
If the Emperor doesnt want to be seen as a god, then fine, I will no longer regard him as one.... however, the words of my brother, the Anchorite may prove true: that Monarchia was a test after all...
Oof. "Ethical" is a fairly strong word for the night lords. Which isn't to day your wrong about the number of civilian casualties: but numbers alone is a pretty reductive way to look at the ethics of atrocities.
I say all this loving my night lords, by the way - they have great writing. They're also awful people by any standard, and pretty much always have been. Those two things can be true at the same time, lol.
We actually dont know if the Alpha Legion is traitorous or not. There are a lof of evidences that they were loyalists from the start, and other evidences that they were not, it's their gimmick
We actually do, and it’s quite complicated . Each alpha legionnaire have a psycho indoctrination code in their head that make them loyalist , traitors , mutual destructive or only focusing on chaos depending on what code word you say . It can only be changed by the alpha legion psycho indoctrination guys
They are double agents pretending to be loyalists so that they can pretend to be double traitor agents while being loyalists, traitors and renegades at the same time. 😎
While Iron Warriors are not my favorite, I must mention probably the coolest detail about them and Perturabo. They play tabletop, literally. They do battle tactical simulations with figures on tactical simulation tables. Both for directly upcoming battles and theoretical possible battles. E.g. they simulated a battle for The Imperial Palace on Terra multiple times, Perturabo played against his officers, defended the Palace, captured it too. They are very profound in their preparations. But quite bitter personalities wise, especially Perturabo.
He also has a tendency to play with his generals saying "Loose this next game, and I will kill you." to teach them lessons.
you have to admit, Perty showing fulgrim the clockwork titan model he built was a FANTASTIC moment.
@@PsychoticFruitfly I could practically see that scene in my head lmao, it made me chuckle. Perty is alright.
@@vavra222 I think, it would've been interesting if Dorn and Perty would've been able to get over their differences and had work together at fortifying the Palace
@@PsychoticFruitfly That, and giving Horus the middle finger, and taking Angron down.
The thousand sons are my favourite legion, in both looks and lore.
Keeping it simple, Magnus turned traitor because of Horus’ manipulation of the space wolves. Pretty much Magnus tried to warn the emperor about Horus’ betrayal through the warp and accidentally ruined his secret project, and the emperor ordered leman russ to arrest him. Then Horus - who none knew about him turning to chaos- told russ that the emperor wanted Magnus killed. Forcing the thousand sons to side with Horus.
I left some out as I wanted to keep it “short”.
Damn. Yet another tragedy to add on to the pile that is the 40k universe. Big brain play from Horus though.
Again leaving out some details, but Magnus actually had the chance to come back to the emperors side. Though it would mean the complete destruction of his legion, and Magnus loved his sons too much.
It’s even hinted that if he did return to the loyalists he world have been given command of the soon to be created grey knights.
Magnus did do everything wrong though. X)
The Alpha Legion is fascinating but they suffer the most from bad writing. Their stories range from mindfucking twists to absolutely ass pulls to explain why they are so smart. They get a lot of instances of overly complicated plans with info they can't have miraculously working which is sad because the idea of a legion potentially infiltrating chaos or just doing their own thing is cool.
While true, it was bound to happen simply due to their concept. Alpha Legion is hands-down my favorite of the traitor legions, but I know full well it would take a lot of time and well-laid effort to write their stories in a way that is lore-accurate, enjoyable, and logical all at once. I love 'em, but only a select few could bring them to life in a satisfying way
@@Drocksas yeah it really is a shame but there isn't much we can do about it. Can't even blame the writers because usually GW writers do a decent job but alpha legion is very difficult to get right.
@@LukasJampenI personally really liked the Harrowmaster book.
Not some S tier stuff, but I liked how the alpha legion was portrayed in the 41. Millennium.
Don't wanna spoil if you have not read it, but would recommend if you wanna see how they operate after 30k.
They do not suffer as much as the Eldar in that field though. 😢
@@Drocksas "Traitor" Lets be real, with their job description, their not betraying the empire.
Another fact that makes the Night Lords a more interesting chapter is that Konrad Curze HATED his children. Any Nightlord you see with red gauntlets meant that originally they were marked for death one day at the hands of thier Primarch, whereas nowadays it marks squad leaders and night lords of high rank.
Konrad Curze also suffered from terrible psychic visions that he tried everything in his power to change, visions that showed the imperium and galaxy in flames.
But ironically everything he did merely accelerated these visions into coming true.
In the end he became so hopeless and deranged that when an imperial assassin infiltrated his stronghold, he did not fight back and allowed her to end him, even though he could’ve easily handled a lone assassin.
Same with Angron, but with more decapitations, less sadism, and more violence. X)
Hey now that's not true. He did not try to change his visions, on the contrary he didn't want them to change. Curze is a wonderfully written character but let's not excuse his monstrous actions. Sanguinius straight up told him all he had to do was just try and atone. Konrad refused because that would mean he is 100% responsible for his actions, as oppposed to his fatalistic idea where everything is preordained and he was always meant to be a horrible monster.
@@crim1188 I thought he attempted to change the visions at first but later became fatally nihilistic and sank as deep as he could go into his insanity? I know Curze wasn’t a saint in any regard, but from his pov in the early days the things he did were done out of a twisted sense of justice and order.
It was only well into the crusade and beyond when he realised nothing he had done really mattered to change the visions he saw when he was young
@@crim1188 To the point he denied it to his death, mind you.
(No spoilers.)
I’ll always be a Blood Angel at heart, you can say it’s in my blood
The thing about Lorgar is that more than anyone else, he won in the end, the Ecclesiarchy that now rules the Imperium began as a cult following the books Lorgar wrote before he turned traitor, Chaos only coming to power with the efforts of Lorgar and the Word Bearers once they turned
also the funniest chaos primarch, what with the whole "LET ME IN LOGAAAAR" thing he's doing with Corax
Don't let the color of a legion stop you, remember: it's your army and you can paint it however you want.
All the legions have various sub-chapters with sometimes wildly different color schemes, so you can also look into that if you want an alternative, or you can look at the color schemes they had in previous editions: Salamanders, for example, are now green with a brass/gold trim while once they were black and yellow striped, kinda like some newts.
As a favourite legion I would actually like to mention a sub-chapter of the Blood Angels: the Flesh Tearers.
You know how Bricky mentioned the Black Rage? For the Tearers it hits even worse, sending them into a vrutal berserker rage in the middle of the battle so violent that other Imperium faction has often set the Inquisition on them for suspecting them to be corrupted by Khorne and even the Orks prefer to flee rather than engage them.
The coolest thing about them? The thing that GW is really goddamn stupid for not using it in the minis?
The Tearers' home planet is Cretacia, as in Cretacious, the last third of the age of dinosaurs... THEY COME FROM A PLANET WITH ALIEN DINOSAURS! GW, WERE ARE MY MARINES RIDING DINOSAURS INTO BATTLE???
Marines riding dinos into battle would be so cool. From the little I know about it, I like the lizardmen from fantasy for the same reason.
@@TheLegitWeebs lizardmen are basically GW going "So you like dinos? How about dinos riding dinos into battle?" and I LOVE them for it.
There is also some Eldar faction riding Dinos.
Never had minis, but they exist - to get clapped by other factions. (Because they're Eldar.)
Are Eldar weak in the table top?
@@TheLegitWeebs not really, they are mostly glass cannons, but they still hit like trucks. In the lore, however, they really cannot catch a break.
"laugh while you are killing, for every artist should find joy in his craft" -Jaghatai Khan, Primarch of the White Scars
So many Warhammer quotes just hit different.
"it is inevitable that my Father and Brothers will come here, to Terra. on that day..... we shall have words." -- Loyalist Death Guard marine, when asked if he wanted revenge on his primarch and comrades who turned against the Imperium.
I'm more of a Death Korps player but if I had to choose any of the Space Marines I would prefer the Legion of the Damned… but as far as actual legions I would say Thousand Sons because, MAGIC
Not to be that guy, but Legion of the Damned exists as an agents of the imperium Legends unit. No new models, but the statblocks exists.
I don't blame you though. Imagine New LoD models and an assault marine w/jetpack variant, but instead of jetpacks they're literal wings of fire.
@@johnj.spurgin7037Yeah they're not really a Legion, more of a force of the Warp.
@@ironduke5058what about space sharks?
@@ravenwhiteduck6460 The Carcharadons are a real chapter, yes. They made a name for themselves during the Badab War if you wanna get into them
My favourite chapter is a salamander successor chapter, they are from the cursed founding, they are called the black dragons. They were cursed with some of them having their bones growing larger through their skin, giving them horns and a single boney claw on the back of their hands. They are also constantly killed by the more zealous Imperium of man factions, as they are ‘corrupted from the emperor’s vision’. Even then they still stay loyal to the imperium.
There is a smaller sub faction within The Fallen called The Redeemed or The Risen. Provided a traitor survived the 10,000 years of being hunted and didn't have any chaos corruption, they would be personally invited back into the fold. These guys are the John Wick of space marines.
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Appreciate the kind words!
“Into the fires of battle! Unto the anvils of war!” love the salamanders another you should look into is the laminators its a real sad story
For the Space wolves people gotta understand they dont call themselves that the imperium does, same with all the wolf units. The call themselves Vlka Fenryka and have words in the Fenrisian tongue for those units the Imperium however cant speak the language so just call everything Wolf something because of all the wolf pelts they wear
I really like Imperial Fist and their primarch Dorn: when the Emperor handed over his legion to him, he first watched them fight without giving them orders, then proceded to go to each one of them and told them where they were lacking or what they were doing wrong; because the Space Marine resemble their primarch, every soldier took every pointer in stride and made adjustments. During this event, he straight up walked past one of them without saying a word: he became his second in comand.
Also this man is not a psyker, but he is so resolute that not only the Caos Gods don't even try to corrupt him, the warp seems to STOP in his presence.
Finally, a quote from Alpharius regarding Dorn: "He never lies... how am I supposed to trust him?"
On a side note, if you like gentle giants in 40K I recommend "Ogryn Story" by Warrior Tier and "Gav and Bob" by A Vox in the Void. Ogryn are ab-humans really big and really strong, while having the intellect and the kindness of a child.
That's crazy. Imagine being such a steadfast wall that even the warp gets stopped by you. Thanks for the extra info and the recommendations!
Imperial Fists color scheme is Gold with Black and Red, so if you lean towards their defensive playstyle, reverse the color scheme like a sports team reversing their colors for an away game. Paint your Imperial fists Black with Gold and or Red highlights/accents.
The sad thing is: Angron should've been an Empath and able, to take pain from others. But because his slavemasters did plantet the butchers nails into him, he was a raging Berserk. If he doesn't inflict pain, he suffers and if he hadn't achieved Deamonhood, the nails would've simply killed him ultimately. His storyline is basicly the one of Spartacus, who led his fellow slaves into resistance against their Roman Slavemasters.
And for the two missing primarchs: I don't know, what GW maybe had in plans for them. But in the novels, it begins to crystallize, that the two were either killed (probably by Russ) or did something so horrible, that the Emperor wiped the memories out of the minds of the public. It is like you begin to count and you naturaly jump the 2 and the 18
Oh and the fate of Fulgrim is FAR more tragic, then Bricky just said. You see... the Fulgrim you see as Deamon Primarch, is not really Fulgrim. The Deamon within the sword, which he found at a xenos world, clouded his mind over time and making him do decisions, he normaly never would've done and manipulated his logical thinking. The climax came at Istvaan 5, where Fulgrim fought against his best friend under the Primarchs; Ferrus Manus. After he beheaded Manus, the Deamon lifted the clouds from Fulgrim's mind. Suddenly he saw clearly and when the Deamon asked him, if he wants to forget, the answer was "yes" and THAT was the moment, Fulgrim's mind was first imprisoned in his own body and later in a painting of him.
@Anthyrion rip dude. Nobody gets a happy ending.
@@TheLegitWeebs Especially not in 40k. But in one of the last novels (they bring the Heresy finaly to an end with the Siege of Terra books) you get a glimpse of how powerful the Emperor is. He sits on the Golden Throne (that thing was once build for Magnus, so that Magnus could've been the Lighttower of the Webway and his guardian) and while he oversees the battlefield and sometimes work small wonders (like somehow desperate soldiers get new confidence or some units hit the exact spot of a Tank or Titan to bring it down) he constantly battles ALL OF THE 4 CHAOSGODS at the same time with his will, while they "smash" with all of their might on Terra
Now we deepen the hole!
Now we wait for the someone in the comments to explain why the Loyalist Astartes Legions split into smaller Astartes Chapters.
( I tried, is hard )
Night lords are my boys, and yeah they do some VERY messed up stuff. Strangely enough, they are one of the few chaos legions that hate the gods. Very, very few accept gifts and other marines that do are usually looked on as weak since they must accept gifts to be strong. Also scary since it means all the terrible stuff they do is basically because they are all just that evil.
It's from If the Emperor had a text to speech device.
Thought so. Gotta check out that video someday.
@@TheLegitWeebs it's actually a pretty big series with 30+ main line videos and several specials shorts and a few If the Emperor had a Podcast episodes all of which contribute to the story they are telling. It will teach some of the basics and more advanced topics. It's pretty funny for a newbie but the more you know the funnier it is as you get more of the in-jokes.
@@buddyburroughs6072 I thought so. I think I'll leave that series for later when I'm a bit more versed in the lore then. Thanks for letting me know!
Honestly?
There are a lot worse ways to learn 40K lore than watching TTS.
@@VieVentar very true just saying it's funnier the more you know
Im a hardcore Xeno player, but my first army was Thousand Sons, because Psykers are rad.
I'd recommend playing the Space Marine game as a preparation for the new one coming out in the near future (Or maybe it has already) since the first one is really good and the second one is shaping out to be just as good if not better, one other thing to add is since you kinda like the good guy feel of the Salamanders, but not their choice of weaponry, I would suggest making your own custom successor chapter of them, they still have the care for the wider Imperium that the Salamanders have, but you can change how they operate, say they prefer the use of explosive or plasma-based weaponry more, something like that
Planning to stream Space Marine on the channel soon. My rig unfortunately won't be able to run the 2nd game though, but we'll see how things turn out in the future.
@@TheLegitWeebs I completely forgot the requirements for Space Marine 2, I'm looking forward to seeing your playthrough of Space Marine 1
To be fair to the Lion, it was a remote region he bombed, no where near where aguillimans mother was. The main issue was he had promised Gilliland not to use a or initial strike.
The word bearers created a huge dark storm called the r ruins item to prevent the Lion, and Gilliland from getting to terra to reinforce the other loyal legions. Because of this the Lion and his legion went around and destroyed several of traitor legions home planets particularly notable they destroyed the home worlds of Hours and Mortarion.
The Raven Guard are also kind like the Salamanders since Corvus has the justification of liberation and rebelling against oppressors
I think the nost tragic thing was that angrons power was empathy, he could use the warp to soothe other people's pain and near it himself but he was forces to slaughter those around him before they thrust the needles into his brain
When comes to getting info from enemy flesh - all Space Marines can do it. But when others will just cut small chunk to get info, Space Wolfs are full on bite and eat mode.
38:00 Well Imagine fiering everything to a Thousond Sons Rubric Marine or Terminator. It falls down and dies only for the sorcerer to cast a spell and say "that did not happen" and it comes back unharmed. He dose a King Crimson esentaly.
A King Crimson! A fellow based Jojo enjoyer I see. Thanks for the explanation!
WOOO! Been looking forward to that :D
Regarding the Alpha Legion, Bricky is part of a Warhammer podcast called "Adeptus Ridiculous", and they did a fantastic episode that really plays into the legion's theme: "I am Alpharius; this is a lie." Would recommend for a good laugh on your own time.
"loyalty is its own reward"
Lion El'jonson lord of the first.
Peter Turbo and the Iron Warriors get done a but dirty here. Perturabo has the misfortune of always being able to see the eye of terror with his gift. The man is always staring at the warp...it's a miracle he functions as well as he does. The Iron Warriors were assigned all the worst engagements because they never complained. They would complete the shitty jobs while being snubbed by all their brother legions. Due to their tactics, where they were willing to grind the foes down with numbers, they were looked down on by the other legions, who would even snub them in the telling of battles they helped in. They received no appreciation for taking all the hardest fights and instead got sneered at. Perturabo was a genius at building, not just military, but civilian constructions. He had thousands of blueprints for beautiful buildings and was never afforded the opportunity to work on them. A single acknowledgement would probably have been enough to stop them turning against the Imperium, but alas it was not to be. Fun Fact: Before they told the Heresy to screw off, they told Dorn he sucks and come fight me bro. They then proceeded to dismantle the Imperial Fists and would have annihilated the entire legion if Rowboat Gorillaman had not intervened and saved Dorn and the few remaining Fists.
Damn. Another tragedy to add on to the list. This info completely changes my initial impression of the character.
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Into the fire of battle, unto the anvil of war !!! VULKAN LIVES !!!!
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If you like imperial fists for their defencive tactics you could go with one of their successor chapters which use similer tactics but have different colours. For example there are the Crimson Fists, which have dark blue armour with red gauntlets. Or the Soul Drinkers which sport a dark purple as their main colour.
The Ultramarines' apparent overpowered nature is mostly in lore, rather than on the tabletop. This would be the results of the lore writings of Matt Ward (aka "Number One Ultramarine Fan"), which put them at the center stage of literally every 40k story involving Space Marines.
It should also be noted that all the Space Marine Legions in Bricky's video are "First Founding" Chapters (that is, they predate the Horus Heresy). There have been _at least_ 25 other Foundings since the Horus Heresy in which new Space Marine Chapters were created. The Black Templars (not to be confused with the Dark Templars), for example, were a Chapter from the Second Founding (31st millennium), and were considered successors to the Imperial Fists. Among the Latest is the Ultima Founding, which happened in the wake of the Fall of Cadia.
Lore and Tiny tidbits that Bricky left out.
The Dark Angels.
Lion El Johnson actually returned just recently in the newest release. Along with the full Demon Primarch reveal of Angron.
Making Lion El Johnson just the 2nd Primarch to return(in Lore & Tabletop) for the Loyalist Side & Angron the third Demon Primarch to get a fully canon model for the Tabletop.
2nd Legion..... yeah....
Emperor's Children.
Fulgrim may eventually return for both the Loyalist and Corrupted sides.
See, there's an Uber F'd up Emperor's Children scientist named Fabius Bile (👀) who treatied with basically 40k's version of Loki/Collector/Terminator of a Necron named Trazyn the Infinite.
What did he trade a Necron who had everything? A fully grown and functional clone of Fulgrim before he was corrupted by Slaanesh.
So theories abound with him not only getting an official reveal for the tabletop but if some way somehow they free his clone & somehow activate it. He'll return loyal too.
Nothing much more to say about the White Scars or the Iron Warriors. Both Primarchs don't have official models or returned in Lore.
Space Wolves like the Blood Angels have a gene seed malfunction or curse that change them as well.
Basically, joining in on the Legendary Monsters Legion thing. The Blood Angels are vampiric (even though i just learned real vampires exist in 40k) while the Space Wolves slowly change into Wulfen or Werewolves.
Just like with the Bloods, the rate of change & control of the Curse or whatever differs from each individual.
Some have resisted the change for centuries while others are now chained at the bottom of the Space Wolves' stronghold or Frigates to be used as Shock Troops or Mounts. (You heard me).
With them trying their best to protect the Wulfen from the Dark Angels & Sisters of Battle, since they see them as Mutants to be cleansed & they could get the Space Wolves excommunicated.
The cannibalism thing is a all around thing all Space Marines have.
The Night Lords are the only traitor Legion that refuses to work with the Chaos Gods.
See, Conrad was like Batman, but more like the Batman Who Laughs, he again thought order came from fear, but only if you control it.
Unfortunately, his own planet, which was supposed to supply him recruits from the nobles & average citizens alike decided to the "smart" thing of sending him their condemned or insane criminals.
When Conrad found out that his Legion was re-populated by the very scum he hated he nuked his own homeworld.
Later when an Imperial Assassin is sent to kill him, he allows it to prove his point. Leaving his.. Legion.. unsupervised.... yeah.
Blood Angels actually drank blood before Sanguinius's death and he was actually gonna reveal the horrors of his & other Legions before his death.
I'm talking feeding on civilians, blood dens, etc. They acted like the actual Vampires that roam 40k.
The Iron Hands share beliefs with the Adeptus Mechanicus. Even their symbol is a Mashup of theirs and the Mechanicus. So they have a lot of Tech Marines who are from the Mechanicus planets.
World Eaters now have an official codex for Tabletop.
Ultramarines's Primarch Robute can tell the Church to go F themselves but he knows it would cause a massive civil war that they CAN'T AFFORD right now.
Both the Death Guard & Thousand Sons were fucked by other people into becoming corrupted.
Tychus sold them out by offering them in secret to Nurgle. Nurgle bestowed the Destroyer Swarm onto Tychus, turning him into the walking Hive. He then set these creatures loose on the Death Guard Flagship.
Destroyer Swarm is a pain worse then death x10, so Mortarian had no choice but to accept Papa Nurgle to save his men.
Magnus did fuck up the Emperor's attempt at making humanity their own web way, but Leamon Rust was tricked by the Word Bearers who altered the Emperor's message from capture to exterminate. Forcing Magnus into Tzeentch's arms as planned.
Sons of Horus are as explained.
The reason the Word Bearers aren't having the easiest time is because Corvus Corax, the Primarch of the Raven Guard, unlocked his true Warp powers he and his brothers got from the Emperor.
Now the terrifying love child of the Crow & Spawn, he now hunts Lorigar and his Legion throughout the Warp as they attempt to return.
Salamanders are my favorite Legion, along with sub faction Legions the Carcharodons aka the Space Sharks 🦈 & the Baraka bone bladed Black Dragons 🐉.
I am Alpharius, You are Alpharius, We all are Alpharius.....😊
4:15 Not only have I just stumbled upon you but this is quite far the quickest and probably most fucked way a v-tuber felt relatable.......
woo...
I welcome you with open arms, my fellow fatherless brother.
"For Fenris, For Russ, For The Allfather!" 🐺
Another great piece of 40k media is Astrates, an animation made by one guy. Sadly it got snatched by games workshop but it can still be found on UA-cam
Seen it recommend to me. Will be watching that at some point
I mean the night lords tactics during the emperor's great crusade is really effective and they can conquer planets just by killing the planets key leaders while live streaming it to the people they might still kill them all if they resist to much😅
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.
Gotta love the Alpha Legion, known for how unknown and confusing they are, even during the Heresy, they were messing with the Traitor's heads constantly
I love the space sharks. Imagine angry space marines with only ripper weapons and psychers who summon megalodons from the warp to fuck up your enemies. Love them so much
That actually sounds insanely fun to play as
@@TheLegitWeebs they are a sub faction of the raven guard but instead of stealth they just rip and tear using weapons like chain axes and chain swords. Anything with teeth really.
Iron Within, Iron Without
From the Fires of Battle, Onto the Anvil of War
I like Alpha legion cus they have a huge potential in lore, and meme. After the heresy we believe Alpha legion broke of into several warbands acting independently, and spread everywhere posting as other legion. Some in heretics side and some in loyalists, sabotaging or helping from other side. And there's running gag that Alpha legionnaire can be anyone, and they occasionally accidentally friendly fire. Stabbing other legionnaire in the back whispering "Hydra dominatus" and the victim called Alpha legionnaire an idiot then shift back to Alpha legion armour.
As much I like that Vulcan is the huggy boy, I love Leeman Russ's viking vibe, plus he beat the emperor in a drinking and eating contest plus he swindled Guilliman so he didn't have to divide the Space Wolves into chapters like the other loyalists.
I can see the appeal of the viking vibe. From how you describe him, Leeman Russ seems like a fun guy.
@@TheLegitWeebs The thing with Leman is that he is extremely flawed. He is cunning for some things (like with the chapter thing like kaijukyru said) but also a big dumbass for others (he started a feud with Lion el'johnson and his legion that *still* lives 10000 years later in their chapters when he got into a fight with the Lion because he got to a fight before him). He is fun and a swell guy for some, like with the Emperor and some of his brothers, but a complete asshole for others, specially Magnus.
I don't remember all the specifics but at some point during the Great Crusade the Emperor called for a council regarding psykers, the Council of Nikaea, in which the Emperor basically let a bunch of idiots put restrictions on psykers, both in the Imperium in general and the legions as well. Leman was one of the vocal ones when it came to accusations because he hates psykers, even though it was also pointed out that his chapter uses psykers. He denied this, saying that his "rune priests" are not psykers, but shamanic priests with a spiritual connection with their homeworld and the spirits of Fenris (which is bullshit, but he truly believed that since it's a thing of his culture).
All in all he and his legion has done many great things (post-heresy his legion has grown to be almost as good with civilians and regular guardsmen as the salamanders) but he is very hotblooded and set in his ways with certain things.
If I may make a suggestion, you'd definitely enjoy listening to the All Guardsmen Party.
It's the 40k world from the perspective of a handful of Guardsmen getting sucked up into Inquisition fuckery and having to deal with it.
I was in the same boat as you with the salamanders (except I liked the flamers) and I loved the lore and what they stood for but wasn't in love with the ascetic....but that's the best part of 40k, because I just made my own successor chapter of salamanders with a color scheme I liked. Boom, perfect.
The thousands sons are my fave, they are almost all dead hence why not so op. They tried to fix a flaw in their gene seed which backfired (cured the issue) but killed every single member which wasnt a strong psyker so all that is left of the legion is a small cabal of sorcerers and their automaton soldiers who are just dust in their armour
My favorite legion is far and away the Alpha Legion. Spoilers for the book obviously, but the primarch Alpharius (or Omegon, basically interchangeably) was given a prophecy by a council of Xenos races - If he sided with Horus and killed the Emperor, humanity would perish very quickly, starving the Chaos Gods and killing them as well. If he sided with the Emperor, humanity would live for multiple millennia more, but would slowly rot away. Reportedly, the primarch chose to side with Horus to do what they believed the Emperor would want; destroy Chaos.
But this is the basis for the theories that Alpharius Omegon is still an ally to the Imperium, because the second part of the prophecy came true. Because they sided with the Emperor in one way or another, the Imperium is now slowly dying a terrible and delayed death.
World Eaters. simple. Their Primarch is a woobie and the legion is suppose to be very honorable dude until they had the stupid idea of putting the Butcher's Nail into their brain and they got easily corrupted by Khorne. Khorne is my only favorite chaos faction.
The Night Lords have the least bodycount out of the other legions.
Most of the legions like face-to-face combat and hate "cowards", even for tactical reasons. They would gladly invade the planet, bomb it to oblivion, and massacre trillions in order to conquer them. The Night Lords will kidnap a few thousand, torture and skin them, and then stream it for the entire populace to watch...then wait as the entire planet surrenders without a fight. Sometimes, they'll just outright surrender if they even hear that the Night Lords are coming.
There was someone who made an excellent comparison between certain legions, and my paraphrasing of that goes:
Raven Guard: You don't see them, and they don't want you to know they are there.
Alpha Legion: You can see them, but you don't know they are there.
Night Lords: You don't see them, and they want you to know they are there.
World Eaters: You can see them, you know they are there, and they want you to know they are there.
(Small note: a 40K reference has made it into a gacha game known as Nikke, with a character having a Khorne tattoo. Unsurprisingly enough, the character is a known anarchist and terrorist, who casually mentions that she bombs trains as a hobby)
I can already tell that you will love the black templears, I wuld recomend reacting to a lore video about the black tempelars and reacting to a youtube animated movie called Hellsteach.
Personal favorite legions are deathguard and ravenguard
Deathguard due to I love the tanky play style and I love their lore of being sold out by one of their own to nurgle. Just another knife in the back to these stinky bois
Ravenguard because they remind me of Spartan IIs from HALO
If your curious about what bricky said about the lion trying to nuke someones mom.😅
Its about the lion trying to flush konrad curze of the night lords out of macragge which is roboute guillimans of the ultramarines home planet by nuking it😅
The cool thing about 40k is, is that you can paint them however you want. If you like how the Imperial Fists play but don't like the color scheme, see if they have a Successor Chapter that you like a color scheme of and paint them that way or paint them the way you want them to look and say they are a Successor Chapter. That's how my Space Marines are. I found that painting my Space Marines black and having to do edge highlighting so they have some definition was tedious (and I suck at edge highlighting). Mine are an official Successor Chapter to the Raven Guard called the Iron Ravens.
if you want to know a bit more of the warhammer universe from a xenos standpoint (necron to be specific) i highly recommend watching the video - TIMELINE of the 40K UNIVERSE by Trazyn the Infinite" made by warrior tier. Its incredibly well made, the voice acting is top notch and it shows us a different perspective of the story of warhammer.
But otherwise, my favorite legion is either black templar or dark angels as i absolutely love the more traditional crusader style, (more cloth and such)
Among Emperor's Children was one that reach perfection in being Loyalist when all his legion fallen to Chaos. Dreadnaught Rylanor The Ancient of Rites. Look up Stringstorm's song "Rylanor's Last Stand."
Imo the funniest thing in 40K is that Lorgar wrote the Book the whole Imperial faith is based on and when the Black Legion found out in one book that there was an imperial religion spreading in/beforr the Age of Apostasy they were laughing their asses off.
Ths space wolves are hardcore they humiliated the inquisiton and the grey knights during the "months of shame"😅
They are one of the few legions that is not scared of the inquisition..
The "I would like to pet this creature!" clip is from "If The Emperor Had a Text to Speech Device" by Bruva Alfabusa. The old videos should still be out there, they are hilarious meme factories, but they are no longer making new videos due to "Fifth Dimensional Warp F***ery" aka a cease a desist order/the rules GW put out for fan videos.
If you like "Sons Of Horus" start read Horus Heresy - first 3 books are just about them (or as they was called in beginning) Luna Wolves.
This is a late comment, but I found you because of Bricky.
Two clarifying notes all Space Marines can do the cannibalizing trick, but the Space Wolves will us it the most. Blood Angels start with the Red Thirst that gives them blood thirst then they break down into the Black Rage after years of being a space marine.
Onto my favorite space marines, the Iron Hands are my favorite legion. Ferrus died at the hands of his best friend Fulgrim and all his sons decided to remove their emotions by becoming more cybernetics. On a different note, I'm glad I found you and I'm more excited to see your stuff!
Welcome to the channel! Glad you're enjoying the content, and thank you for the clarifications.
Baldemort has a great video on the Alpha legion, and a ton of great 40k videos in general!
Cool beans. Will check them out when I can.
If your planning to watch Bricky's 40k timeline video next, I wanna inform you that he misses out on a lot of stuff in that video and I would suggest either Majorkill's or the one narrated by Trazyn The Infinite's timeline as oppose to Bricky. But anyway, you're the one who creates the content and you should do whatever you want.
Thanks for the heads-up! I've already reacted to Bricky's timeline video and it should be dropping later today, but if the others have a more indepth video then I'll check them out when I can.
Most of the home planets that are listed as blown up are the dark angels fault. During the heresy Lionel took the 1st legion on the scenic route and torched the chaos homeworlds on the way to terra
lorgar: "yes father i get what youre telling me"
emperor: "ok, then repeat what i said"
lorgar: "there are no gods.."
emperor: "yes, thats right, well done lor-"
lorgar: "..except for you"
emperor: "you know what? im not entirely convinced youre not screwing with me, so as a punishment im gonna take your favorite toy"
emperor: *destroys monarchia*
Honestly you should look up the lamenters, or the crimson fists, space marine chapters who are genuinely kind. That or if you like the night lords 11th claw.
The crimson fists are imperial fist successors, lamenters are blood angel successors.
5:07 To clarify - although it is often thought to be the case, the two lost chapters were NOT included so you can make up your own chapter. There were always 1000 chapters anyway, most of which aren't described so you already had plenty of opportunity to do that. (There's even more now with the Primaris founding). As Rick Priestly, the creator of 40k, has confirmed, they were just included as a bit of mystery.
Importantly, it actually wouldn't make any sense to do so as those chapters had already been disbanded prior to the heresy - so you wouldn't even be able to make them into 40k army.
I see. Didn't know there were that many chapters to begin with. Thanks for the clarification!
@@TheLegitWeebs Yeah, in the first edition rulebook it says "The Legiones Astanes is known always as the Space Marines. It comprises 1000 Independent fighting units called Chapters, each of roughly 1000 fighting troops."
There nothing about the 'lost' chapters as the lore surrounding their founding, primarchs etc hadn't been created yet. The current Astartes origin along with the Horus Heresy would come a couple of years later in various supplements.
The original implication in 1e was just that you were supposed to create your own custom chapter, and the few chapters it does mention serve more just as examples of the sort of thing you can do than something that was supposed to be considered 'canon'.
The first edition of the game from 1987 only had the basic setting, but much less of the lore (obviously)- so it was left to the players to make something up. That's still a thing to a certain extent. Although there's tons of lore now, all the factions still include ways to come up with custom stuff if you want - custom Eldar craftworlds, Tyranid hive fleets etc.
Idk if it's lore accurate but Khan after the Horus heresy went into the warp and became doom guy
favorite legions? oh that's easy from the loyalist side Dark Angels,Imperial Fist, and blood angels and from the traitor side only the iron warriors honestly
I play World Eaters, you want to know what the best unit is? Eightbound. Eightbound are created when a Berserker enters a bronze casket and their mind is projected to the Warp where they have to duel 8 Bloodletters of Khorne for control of their body. Sometimes there is a lot of screaming, other times there is no noise. Sometimes there is nothing in the cask when its opened, sometimes a chaos spawn. But, if the Berserker overcomes the daemons they become an Eightbound, they are using the power of the daemons to power themselves. Sometimes, the daemons and the Berserker become a single harmonious conscience of murder and become an Exalted Eightbound. The lore of this game is so over the top, its so much fun.
I'd say my favorites are Carcharodons and Flesh Tearers. I guess I just like to rip and tear.
Rip & Tear? The Doomslayer would be proud.
The in-lore novels tend to have the ultramarines winning fights they should have no shot at back when the lead writer wanted them to be the greatest of them all
I'm assuming they wanted the Ultramarines to be the poster child so having them be extraordinary was for marketing purposes?
@@TheLegitWeebs to the point the writing suffered lol. It was ultramarines on the ropes, but they rally against unbeatable odds and win the day because ultramarines. Real Mary Sues lol
@tracesosebee5485 it's unfortunate when stories become bland because of how predictable the outcome will be. Especially in a universe like 40k where everyone's losing, I feel like that kind of writing would stick out like a sore thumb.
As a veteran to the 40k setting I really think you'll enjoy the lore and playstyle of the Iron Warriors or possibly the Black Templars who are Imperial Fists successors but where black power armor. Definitely recommend you check out some lore on the legions that interest you.
I don't plan on playing the table top game any time soon however i do really like the Dark Angels and the Salamanders there armor and weapons i really like and also like the space wolves too.
WOO! more 40k!
My favorite traitor legion is the world eaters because I like angron and his story is sad my favorite loyalist legion is the blood angels because who doesn’t like the glorious golden hawk boy
Angron deserved better
@@TheLegitWeebs he did he was raise the slave and with the nails in his head causing him immense pain and all he wants is to die and now he’s a demon he can’t
While the chaos legions still remain the loyal legions do not... after the herecy the loyal legions were split into smaller chapters to prevent a legion from being too powerful... so now each loyal legion is a chapter now with many second chapters with different paintings.
For example we still have the Imperial Fists, but we also have the Crimson Fists, Hammers of Dorn, and Scythes of the Emperor.
So that's what chapters are. Makes sense.
@TheLegitWeebs yup, after Horus messed everything up they said "no more legions, too dangerous! From now on chapters of no more than 1,000 marines each!"
The best part is that this edict came from Guilliman. This and many doctrines and other stuff regarding the Chapters was writen in a book called the Codex Astartes. Guilliman wrote this book with the idea that it should be taken as guidelines, not strick law, so potentially the 1000 marine chapter things could be flexible depending on the situation, but because the Imperium grew to be stupid later they took the book literally.
When Bricky said that when Guilliman returned he immediately wanted to die, part of it was out of sheer dissapointed when he discovered that his legion (and a lot of other chapters thanks to his oopsie) took his book so seriously as to freaking venerate it. It was funny to watch him mentally facepalm so hard his fist went through his skull.
Really nice to see a reactor not only get behind the topic, but quickly pickup the quirks and jokes in the lore that make this universe so much fun... and the comments compliment the vid really well, in terms of tone and flow.
That said, I grinned when I heard "......I can tell there's actually a lot of nuance to all this lore that unfortunately Bricky can't get into because those videos would last several hours.... far too long for anyone to reasonably watch".... oh sir.... if you have really fallen down this rabbit hole then there is a certain purveyor of long-form vids that you will be destined to listen to, guarenteed.... sleep club optional :-)
In regards to the eating your enemies to find out information, that is not just a Space Wolf thing . Most if not all chapters can do it.
You see a chapter Gene Seed can degrade over time, to the point that some Chapters have lost the ability to grow some of the organs that are implanted in a Space Marine. So while a Space Wolf could do the eating thing, a Space Marine from another Chapter might have lost that organ .
Not sure if anyone has done a break down video on all the extra organs a Marine has, but might be worth a look at in your down time.
You never know, Bricky might have covered it on his YT podcast channel , Adeptus Ridiculous.
Edit: Need to point out that Blood Angels , when the Black Rage finally takes them, are in their minds taken back to the Siege of the Emperor's Palace and the final fight with Horus , believing themselves to be Sanguinius and their target to be Horus. This was best shown in a short story of the death of Captain Tycho.
Again like with the organs , have a look if anyone has covered Captain Tycho, his story is tragic as fuck.
Leman Russ the man pretending to be a beast, Lion El'Johnson the beast pretending to be a man
Alpha Legion is 100% my favorite. The idea of winning some of the insane wars in 40k without ever firing a shot because of how deeply they've infiltrated the Imperium. One of their better stories is when the High Lords heard Alpharius was on a planet. They dispatched six vindicare assassins to kill him. They lost contact for a while, but one day, the heads of those vindicare assassins appeared in some guy's fridge inside the Imperial Palace because that's how deeply they've infiltrated.
Lol looks like I've underestimated the Alpha Legion
@@TheLegitWeebs They're so funny in the way they deal with problems (to me). It's never straightforward and they always have multiple objectives so that even if you stop them from getting one, they'll still come out ahead in some way. They never lose, they only have margins of success simply because of how shrouded their agendas are, sometimes even from themselves.
There's an Alpha Legionaire who's convinced that more than once, groups of Alpha Legion soldiers have fought each other because both sides were disguised as loyalists but neither realized the other side was Alpha Legion
There actually i a more Bg3 like game coming at 7. Dec. called Rogue Trader
@28:35 is an Adventure Time reference.
On the loyalist side, I'm a fan of the Dark Angels, especially now that Lionel Johnson is back and has been well humbled by what he has learned of his legion. Now it has a story more of redemption and reconciliation over the secrecy and damnation of half their own brothers.
Chaos, however, gotta give it to the Thousand Sons. I'm not Magnus apologist, he did alot of fucking up but his motives where good, just fucked in ultimate execution. His arrogance was his ultimate downfall but I wouldn't call him a traitor atleast not until Russ burned his world. Mostly enjoy the mind altering magiks and egyptian aesthetician of them
Iron Warriors vs Imperial Fist by the Grapelords
In the end of the video there was a piece where Bricky tells that when he touched grass it turned out to be Destiny 2 loading screen😂.
Also somewhere there, there is a lonely Night Lord which remained the only loyal Night Lord
Destiny 2? Rip 😅
Ah, Warhammer 40,000 lore and history. Also the silly clips he is using are from a UA-cam series called “If The Emperor had a Text to Speech Device” which almost everyone I know loves because of its sense of humor. The other animations look like they might be something from the Flashgitz channel.
Hey! its the person! looking forward to the reaction, here is a comment for the algorithm, have fun
A comment for the algo! Thank you kindly.
Ave Dominus Nox @@TheLegitWeebs
For the loyalists, I find myself constantly torn between the Salamanders and the Space Wolves for top spot. But the traitors? Alpha Legion, no question. Love me my espionage and mind games! In fiction, mind you.
Ah, yes... in fiction...
@@TheLegitWeebs Nah, fr tho. Can you imagine all the mental gymnastics you'd have to do as an Alpha Legion marine? I side-step the basic version of that if anyone tries it in something as simple as dating. Going even more in? No thanks. I'll keep the mind games where everything is still just a game thank you very much
My favourites are the Ultramarines, Dark Angels and Blood Angels.
I think Bricky kinda does a poor job explaining the Night Lords and really undersells them. Their brutality and designs are sick as shit, the bat look doubled with the flesh equipment is peak, what really sells them is their absolute sense of Justice. They’re one of the cruelest, diabolical, and twisted legion out there but they do it for their ideal of absolute justice (they also enjoy it however). There’s not a lotta of moments that highlight that Justice aspect but when they do it’s knocks the ball outta the park. The 1 moment that really does it for me comes from the Night Lords trilogy of books in which the protagonist of the books (a night lord) when he hears that there’s a slave onboard their ship that was attempting to start a rebellion, he finds out that the slave was the father to the only child that had been born onboard the ship (a lot of infertile problems) that was recently killed when space marines had boarded and attacked the night lords, he hunted down the space marine captain that had killed the child and killed him, took his helmet back to the slave, apologized for the loss of his child and wife, and essentially told him that while he knew this revenge wouldn’t make up for their lives but that it did help balance it out and that he wouldn’t tolerate any more gossip of rebellion onboard, ultimately leaving the man alive unscathed. It extends so far that when that night lord learned that another night lord went to the slaves and killed that man, he beat the night lord he was told it was to death. They’re also a lot more of a renegade legion then a chaos one. They actively look down and attempt to stay away from chaos corruption.
From that story I see them as a more twisted Batman, and with Batman being my favorite superhero I can totally get behind that. Thanks for sharing!
@@TheLegitWeebs Konrad Curze their Primarch is memed for good reason into being Batman because he 100% is. But outside of the legally distinct enough aspects to avoid a lawsuit, Konrad is in his own right a very tragic character. He’s one of the 2 primarchs that can see the future except he sees the absolute worst futures. He saw the Horus heresy before it even happened and sided with the traitorous legions for many reasons but chief among them was because he saw in the future the emperor sent an assassin after him. His future sight was such that from the moment he met his brother Sanguinius, he saw his death. These future visions also crazed him and essentially gave him schizophrenia. In his final moments when that assassin visited him, he was a babbling mess that was praying to an effigy of the Emperor made out of human flesh and bodies for forgiveness and ultimately gave up his life to the assassin and asked his legion to not kill her after she killed him.
If you like idea of Imperial Fists and like black armour - Black Templars may be fun for you. They are one of biggest, most fanatic chapters, who are on unending Crusade all over galaxy.
BLOOD ANGELS!!!
If you're interested in learning more about the primarchs themselves, I'd recommend The "Definitive" Primarch Tier List by TheChillZone featuring Angel_Angron. It is probably the most objective primarch tier list I can think of.
Wait, ChillZone? I think I've watched reactions from him, but I didn't know he did Warhammer content, if I'm thinking of the right guy.
@@TheLegitWeebs You might be, he does warhammer content on occasion, he has a podcast with Angel_Angron on his channel called the "Battle Brother's Podcast." He also reacted to Bricky's Warhammer videos. He's also done multiple primarch tier list videos, but I am suggesting the one with Angel_Angron. If you can't find it via search, if you go to the playlist for the Battle Brothers Podcast it should be in there.
@@TheLegitWeebs Just a heads up, they do cuss a lot in the video if that is a problem.
Thanks for the heads up! Not a problem for me personally but I'll have to determine what YT's gonna think xD
man, I hate the emperor's children, but why is fulgrim so 🥴😳😰🥵