Warhammer 40,000: Dreadnought - Spacedock Planetside
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Alasdair joins us again to take a look at the formidable Dreadnoughts of the Adeptus Astartes.
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Big thanks to Alasdair for putting together another awesome Warhammer video!
Even in death I still serve...
Cantu makes more war hammer
Warhammer 40k, where even the coffins are WMD’s.
King Naga intensive care unit
@@FatGouf Insensitive Care Unit …
Retarded question, what's a WMD
@@smeminem1258 weapon of mass destruction
Weapons of mass destruction, best example is the nukes
Dreadnoughts, because the Imperium doesn't have a pension scheme.
Why do you need a fucking pension if you can die for the Emperor?
Dreadnaughts, because death is no excuse to stop fighting.
More like hey you slacker, yes you with the exploded body, you were to expensive to make and train so stop your moaning and get your armor platted butt back to the front line.
Retiring when the foes of the Emperor still draw breath? Pft! Heresy!
As if killing Heretics, Xenos, and Chaos isn't reward enough.
I HAVE AWOKEN! NOT EVEN IN DEATH DOES DUTY END!
"Zeal makes all things possible, duty makes all things simple."- First Captain Sigismund of the Imperial Fists Legion
"And from a particularly good dream involving two Sisters of Battle. Twins they were"
DEUS VULT INFIDEL!
nothing like nuns with guns.
@@gastono8179 little does he know they were actually daemonettes cosplaying SoBs while infiltrating his dreams as their personal Slaaneshmas celebrations ;)
"You have awoken Tankred from a particularly good dream involving two sisters of battle..." "It's time for war, Brother." "Twins they were!"
FilmGuy7000 TANKRED ENDURES
After 1000 of battle. He still have a boner.
@@ton44048 A battle-boner
TWINS THEY WERE. TWINS!
I know the pain brother.
“It is better to die for the Emperor than live for yourself”
Nah.
@@nobleman9393 you have been marked as a Heretic by the inquisition and will be terminated
@@Nioureux You will never find me! HAHAHAHA!
@@nobleman9393 Permission for Exterminatus confirmed, fire cyclonic torpedoes!
@@Nioureux
You don't even know where I am!
Space Marine: My body is broken, battered and a useless husk. I will die now for The Emperor of Mankind.
Adeptus Mechanicus engineer: We can put you in a mech with more guns, more armor and far deadlier than you were until now. Wanna do it?
Space Marine: THIS IS NOT EVEN MY FINAL FORM!
I do this in the name of the emperor. I accept dreadnought conversion
*Even in death I still serve!*
*I will Crush Them!*
So, are you trying to win all Grand Slam tournaments?
@@Schnittertm1 *In the Emperor's Name it shall be done, on the honour of Chapter and Primarch, I shall see this task through*
*surf
*"Even in death, I heard you were talking shit"*
‘This death,’ rasped the voder, ‘this death is ours. We choose it. We deny you your victory.’ - Huran-Fal, Venerable Dreadnought of the Loyalist Death Guard, Istavan III.
One of the cases that make me think (Garow being an other) that the Deathguard (or better said the old Dusk Raiders) should be resurected as a loyalist chapter.
I'm going to disagree for the same reason resurrecting Sanguinious would be a bad idea - it would cheapen a noble sacrifice. Plus there's bound to be a second founding chapter or two who have no known founding chapter, and the ability to shirk of damage that would cripple a lesser chapter. *ahem*
@@ScreamingTc certainly your view of things so i do disagree with the "cheapen a noble sacrifice" i would see it to be the hight of honor to be called under the newly erected banner of loyalty these marines have shown even in the eyes of deepest betrayel possible to commit by their battle brothers and would regard this as a noble calling and very high tradition to live up to.
And regarding Sanguinis well he is a dead and gone Primarch, getting those guys back is a lot harder (Papa Smurf, the little Lion and the few that went "poof" being the exception).
@@andreasmuller4666 in fairness, if i recall right, most of the loyalist remnants of the Traitor Legions went on to be part of the founding of the Grey Knights, which is pretty badass in and of itself.
@@pendraco2000 some of them did though Garow himself became the first martyr of the new religion emerging with the emperor as its god. But yeah being part of the first founding of the Grey Knights is a big thing
Scrolling through the comments to see nothing but quotes. You make me proud
We have fortified the comments with quotes.
TWINS THEY WERE
Hondor23 I have heard that the Space Wolves have lost their dreadnought.
I am now a torso, doesnt hurt too much tho.
"dont worry, we gonna put you in a dreadnought armor."
yay.
*2000 standard years later*
why must you wake me with pain?
"we are going to war."
well its about fucking time. according to my clock I was out for 100 years.
"yeah we kind of forgot about you."
and this is why I protested being turned offline.
Lol
It is about time brothers. Now turn me loose upon our enemies
I remember in one Warhammer 40K themed D&D campaign, I created a custom chapter of Space Marines which was comprised of nothing but Apothecaries, a sort of emergency medical team for the most grievously wounded units. However, we were constantly underfunded because the Administratum had cut funding thousands of years ago because, from their perspective:
"Every Space Marine they save is really just a Dreadnought that isn't being made"
@Rising Horizon Gaming It would make sense if the AdMech didn't take so long to produce Dreadnought shells in great numbers. Even the Blood Angels, one of the chapters with a fairly ubiquitous use of Dreadnoughts have only around 35 Dreadnoughts available to their chapter (at least if we go by 7th Ed. Codex).
Also, there is the other fact that not everyone is encased in a Dreadnought, only those that have proven their skills in battle are saved in such a way. If the battle-brother died due to stupidity or was unproven it is unlikely that they will get a Dreadnought of their own. They will rather just extract the geneseed and hope the next recipient of it will fare better.
@@Schnittertm1 In addition, only the most exceptionally mentally fortified Space Marines can become a Dreadnought. The existence of a Dreadnought is absolutely miserable; There's a reason Dreadnoughts tend to develop mental disorders. Losing all ability to sense slowly hacks away at the pilot's mind over the millennia, and the only respite from this hellish state is when the battle is won and the Dreadnought is put back to sleep in their stasis pods. The same cannot be said for their unfortunate Chaos counterparts, who are usually just chained to a wall in a dark room somewhere to prevent them from rampaging and killing everyone, and forgotten until the next battle where they are unleashed in all their berserk and suicidal fury.
Malcharion, a Night Lords Captain who had fought during the Great Crusade, was placed within a Dreadnought against his will when he slew a White Scars Captain and lost both his eyes, his tongue, and all of his limbs save for a single arm during the fight. When he was successfully awakened in the 41st Millennium by a Space Marine named Talos, 10,000 years later (and after attempts to awaken him previously only resulted in him broadcasting his constant, tortured screaming through the vox due to his refusal to be interred within a dreadnought originally), he explains how much he _despises_ being a Dreadnought. He mentions that when he swings the power fist mounted on his Dreadnought's arm, sometimes the broken, rotting lump of meat that is his real arm swings too and hits the side of the sarcophagus, reminding him of the wretched existence he's been confined to.
@@DamnedUsernameThing If they're lucky
Goddamn, y'all ain't gonna let us have any fun, are ya?
Seriously ? Just plug them into a gaming console when off duty to have some fun.
Imaging trolling someone online only to discover they're a Dreadnought …
Just had a image of a bunch of Dreadnoughts sitting round, shooting the breeze, reminiscing about when they were alive.
"Back in my day…"
I'm a bit disapointed that there was no mention of chaos dreadnoughts.
For loyal Space Marines being interred in a dreadnought sarcophagus is a great honour.
For a traitor marine, it is literaly a fate worse than death.
It's called a Hellbrute, and they do not hold a candle
Chaos dreadnaughts don’t really exist anymore.
They are all hellbrutes
TheBritishGeek
Given that Chaos Dreadnoughts in general are mostly mad or at least half-mad (even the Warmonger, probably one of the "saner" CDs, wasn't entirely there anymore) the biggest difference seems to be that the Hellbrute's pilot has mostly melded with the Dreadnought chassis.
Is there a fundamental tactical difference between a Chaos Dreadnought and a Hellbrute?
Do they have significantly different roles in combat (the Imperium has different Dreadnoughts, like the Ironclad (close combat) or the Hellfire (fire support) that have different tactical roles, but are still both Dreadnoughts, so I'm asking about more fundamantal differences that that)? Or are Hellbrutes just the most common version of Chaos Dreadnoughts?
"No! Not the sarcophagus! You disloyal curs! Not the sarcophagus!! Kill me instead, damnit! KILL ME!!"
wait actually for the white scars dreadnought is fate worse than dead. because you cannot ride bike anymore
"An enemy without shelter, is an enemy without hope."
"An enemy without legs, is an enemy that can not escape" ~ Eldrad Ulthran
"Their shelter has become their tomb."
I have immense respect for the Warhammer 40k lore for it is one of the few that are capable of producing pure and unbridled awe and fear in me when trying to imagine what the tech must be like...
The problem is it is getting seriously retconned in order to broaden its appeal.
If you want mass appeal go over to $tar War$!
they have mechanic orangutan with laser monoglases..40k is only best sienfiction if you pick and chose XD
@@Marinealver nah, $tar War$ is kinda over saturated. 40k still has the edge when it comes to interesting or bizarre concepts or ideas.
I imagine some Dreadnoughts sound like grumpy old men. “What do you kids want now?!”
Could be because they are. I mean, just look at Bjorn, he is over 10,000 years old by now and none of the Space Wolves alive nowadays was even born, back when he fought alongside Leman Russ.
"Back in my day, to become an Astartes you had to fight a whole pack of Jovian hyper-lions with nothing but two sticks and a rock before any chapter would even look at you - and you had to share the sticks and the rock with ten other initiates! The Mechanicus practically hands you kids your Black Carapace nowadays!"
@@Schnittertm1 And he hates most of them too.
@@Schnittertm1
Bjorn only fights when his planet is attacked, he is that old man that shouts "You kids get of my lawn!" if that old man was a war vet with a mecha as his mobility scooter.
"Darn chaos hippy kids and there noise cannons. Turn down that ruckus or I'll come over there and make you!"
Even in death I do not rest.
Three other patterns of Dreadnought exist in 40K, produced by ForgeWorld.
The Deredeo, a mobile support and anti air platform, based on the Contemptor pattern's design.
The Leviathan, an ancient, hulking siege weapon that burns through pilots like batteries.
And the Telemon, an elite design reserved exclusively for the Adeptus Custodes.
Chapters of Space Marines even vary who amongst their brothers become this ancient warriors.
The Blood Angels inter some of their Librarians into the Dreadnought sarcophagus, giving their brothers a durable psychic in the field.
The Space Wolves employ ancients who have succumbed to the curse of the Wulfen, making them savage and feral creatures of war.
There is even a variation of the Mark IV Dreadnought, called the Ironclad, a siege unit in the same vein as the Leviathan, but much safer to use for its pilot.
Chaplians and even Chapter Masters can choose to be intombed into the sarcophagus of a Dreadnought, for only in death, does duty end.
Dont forget Death Company Dreadnoughts
@@THEdanrugaming Goodness! How can I forget a Dreadnought that has succumbed to the Black Rage?
+ Furiso Dreadnoughts
Leviathans can either burn out their pilots, or if they are strong enough, make them go insane. They are as much feared, as respected, and only the Chapter Master can order their deployment.
There is also the unique Iron Dragon pattern of venerable dreadnought, designed by Vulkan himself. The thing is just ludicrously strong, and can casually shrug off heavy anti armor weaponry while burning everything down.
"We began in ignorance, fighting a war that we did not understand against weapons we had never dreamt existed. We were unready, we were vulnerable; we were weak. But in those first moments our enemies gave us strength. The strength to live, to rise from the bloody fields, to march on but not to fall: all this is ours now, and was not before."- Sigismund, First Captain, Legio Astartes Imperial Fists -- Words spoken to the Templars at the First Gate to Terra
"Even in Death, I still serve."
Thank you for blessing us with yet another 40k video Alasdair!
Ohhh, I'm guessing this is where Starcraft drew inspiration for the Protoss Dragoons. Very similar premise, helped by the fact that Starcraft was originally going to be a 40k RTS, much like how Warcraft was originally based on Warhammer Fantasy.
What?!?!? A Blizzard game that steals from Warhammer, don't make such absurd accusations!
@@Marinealver and yet they really did , StarCraft was supposed to be the w40k game also warcraft but GW didn't like what they saw in the game so they pulled the plug due to incompetence and incorrect lore (gw loves the lore and money) blizzard didn't wanna waste what they made thus reskinned and rebranded as StarCraft and Warcraft was born
Quick! Apothecary! Put my severed head in a dreadnought! Apothecary! Apothecary?!
I apologize, Lord Ferrus, but I am not authorized to entomb Primarch heads in Dreadnoughts, you will have to ask a Techmarine or a Tech Magos for such a task.
@ivan ivanovitch ivanovsky And why should I not be both?
@ivan ivanovitch ivanovsky *THEN ITS DOUBLE THE EXTERMINATUS FOR HIM!*
Bringing death IN death, how badass can you be...
Hm ... being sheathed in fire as a near ephemeral ghost that shows up whenever your are needed the most and then going to absolutley murder rape all enemies in sight? aka Legion of the Damned?
@@andreasmuller4666 You mean Legion of the Doom Slayer?
@@battleoid2411 nope i mean the Legion of the Damned (used to be a Space Marine chapter and now they are something else).
@@andreasmuller4666 the Fire Hawks, if i recall right.
@@andreasmuller4666 yeah thats what I said, irs a legion of space Marines. In hell. Rippimg and tearing, pissing off evil gods, forever
_Fires_
_Misses by a couple Kilometers_
_creams entire army anyways_
You have awoken me from a particularly pleasant dream involving two Sisters of Battle. Twins they were. Prepare to die.
but dreadnought sleep is dreamless
@@EbonFang_92 shut
:p
Ryan Cunningham according to the mechanicus...
Space marine: boss I not going to make it to work today I'm dead
Boss:quit your whining you ninny get in a Dreadnought I'll see you Monday
So basically a war coffin.
Yes
Yes
Not coffin, ICU, they aren't dead yet.
*''Brothers, to serve in out Crusade is to be Immortal''*
TANKRED ENDURES!
A Random Crusader - FOR THE BITCHES!!!
"Twins they were!"
whatever happened to Boom! comics?
So beautiful. Even so close to death, marines of great renown are given a 2nd chance to slaughter even more enemies. Wish we had that tech lol
Other sci to universes: they are too heavily wounded we shall end their suffering
The imperium: time to become a walking coffin
Enemy: i killed one!!!
Dreadnought: you sure about that
My favorite Dreadnought is Bray'arth Ashmantle in the "Iron Dragon" forged by the Primarch Vulkan. Love using it on the tabletop.
This is Shinji Ikari's private hell.
"Shinji...you're going in the robot."
For another "Spacedock Planetside" could you do the Sakala-class Command Carrier from Deserts of Kharak?
Yea, anything from DOK or Homeworld would be awsome
Sean McNamara
Hell yeah!
YES!
The novel, THE BURNING OF PROSPERO let us know that Dreadnoughts do, in fact, dream. And it also has a great scene of two dreadnoughts coming crashing through some glass walls to reinforce others of the Vlyka Fenryka. Awesome moment!
Holy shit, I had no idea these things were piloted by mortally wounded Marines.
That's fucking hardcore.
Excellent video.
I honestly thought the Dreadnoughts were oversized battle suits. The fact their undead Space Marines is more shocking and creepy.
That's typical for Warhammer 40K.
Did you also know that all of their advanced computers use the brains of actual living things? They dont like AI, so they instead just use like a really pissed of tiger or something for a titan or big ass tank and try and keep it happy so it doesnt go on a murder spree
Battleoid
I did not know that. Crazy.
well, the eldar have constructs piloted by souls of the dead (wraithknight, wraithguard), and rubric marines are just powered armour animated by the ghost of its former wearer. there's also the slightly less disturbing imperial knight with AI that imprints itself unto the pilot's mind thus changing their personality.
They're not quite undead. They're on the verge of death before they are saved and placed in what is essentially an armored intensive care unit built into the chasis of a walking tank. But they might as well be dead, since their body is completely destroyed and they will die if they are exposed to the outside.
Welcome to the Grimdark
ya know, I've always imagined that you, and templin institute are like, part of the same faction, just different divisions, in like a universe where there's relative peace, and the good guys can jump between realities, and this is why you need to make all these videos, as like a briefing for agents going out into universes.
WOW!!! I know nothing of war hammer. I always thought it was cool but never peeked at source material.
That was awesome!!!
While he’s Listing off the weapons I’m smiling like an idiot. Love it.
Dreadnoughts: because badassery just can’t die
Just when you can escape the military with a medical discharge... lol!
As a die-hard 40k fan, i have never clicked on a video faster in my life.
In 40k, the emperor makes sure that disabled Vets can still work !
Extra tidbit: Redemptors have a tendency to kill it's pilot.
Still probably a better fate than the people who end up in a Onager Dunecrawler
Redemptors are the only cool thing about Primaris Space Marines. Otherwise they can fuck off where they came from with all the other trash 8th edition lore.
Huell Babineaux Woah. A little salty they’ve dues ex Machiniad Guliman back and upgraded the centuries old space marine template I see.
I can see what that would be, but damn, the space marine eating Dreadnought is the only good thing out of them?
@@crypto1223 You have NO IDEA how much I hate the 8th edition lore. I mean Guilliman coming back was cool and all but everything else makes no sense.
1. Who the fuck is Belisarius Cawl? He has been hiding on Mars for over 10 000 years without anyone paying attention to him, though he has been using a VERY large portion of the humanitys resources to feed his projects.
2. Who the FUCK is Belisarius Cawl?!? He had the access to Primarch genes and somehow managed to enhance the complicated biology of the Space Marines. He also made a new pattern of power armor with multiple variants of it. Only if that was everything. He also created HOWER TANKS, NEW WEAPONRY AND UPGRADED MOST OF THE MACHINERY USED BY THE IMPERIUM!!!!!!!!! HOW?!?!?!?!?
3. Why the fuck do the Primaris Marines exist? They're not needed. They take everything that is awesome about Space Marines away and claim it for themselves. Fuck Games Workshop and their marketing ideas that ruin the lore.
Huell Babineaux they ain’t that bad, come on now.
I ignore most of the more and just see them as truescale marines.
Besides be thankful your not an eldar player, we suffered more than the imperium.
Waddling old bois
is that a snipe&wib reference?
"This...is...eternal. I can never leave, I can never follow him...………...THIS...IS...ETERNAL" - Bjorn the Fell-handed
"You've awakened me from a most beautiful dream involving two sisters of battle."
"Twins, they were."
Could you do the Gloria class ships from warhammer universe? the macragges honor for example Thanks!
There are other models of Dreadnaught. Custodes Telemon pattern, Leviathan Seige Dreadnaught, and the Daredao and many sub models among the Casts Ferrum such as Ironclad, Furiosa, Mortis and Librarian.
Great video Alasdair
You know you're in for a good video when that sweet sweet Dawn of War music starts playing.
Every time I see an update for a video over warhammer 40,000 I get so excited
I’m curious why someone would give any of these videos a thumbs down. They just give an overview of different tech.
that is the most awesome thing I have ever seen. Terrifying.... but awesome.
No mention of the Deredeo or Leviathan patterns? Or the exotic Telemon pattern?
"You thought killing me would make me die???"
-anonymous person
This gives a whole new meaning to _Rolling Sarcophagus_
Did I just hear Battlzone 2 soundtrack during the first seconds? Takes me back... :)
Bjorn the Fel-Handed is the oldest and most venerable of Dreadnoughts. As a battle-brother, he fought alongside Leman Russ at Alaxxes and Prospero, and was instrumental in the security of Nikaea. Since his internment, he has become the last living link to the age before and during the Heresy. For Bjorn, and so many others, not even in death does duty end.
W40k Dreadnought: "Because being ( almost ) dead is no reason to stop fighting!"
Good video. More W40k please.
FOR THE EMPEROR! PURGE ALL HERETICS AND XENOS IN HOLY FIRE!
I love that your doing some Warhammer stuff. I loved the tabletop in collage and the Dawn of war games (except 3). Look forward to seeing more.
The more Warhammer 40K content the better!!! KEEP IT COMING!
“And They Shall Know No Fear!”
I am the instrument of his will, to me my brothers!
" *BROTHERS!* To partake in our crusade is to be *IMMORTAL!* "
It is better to die FOR THE EMPEROR than to live for yourself!
Great vid! Gave me dawn of war flashbacks.
That's probably where blizzard got the idea for the dragoon in starcraft
EVEN IN DEATH I SERVE.
DonRaynor that's one long ass tennis match
@@FatGouf in the grim darkness of 41st millenia, there is only Tennis.
Bjorn the Fell Handed....drops mic.
Dreadnaughts freak me out when I think about them too much
“A mockery of my holy vessel walks the field.., I shall reduce it to pulp”
That was... grossly oversimplified. Dreadnoughts do receive training to handle their new bodies, such as that now they have to stop turning, because if they "hip" starts spinning, it won't stop until the Astartes stops it, and can result is massive damage to whatever is around him (say, a Devastator Squad being whacked out of cover, because a new Dreadnought wanted to keep track of a moving target). They can house vastly more weaponry than what was even mentioned. This didn't do justice to the venerable ones. Not at all.
SnlDrako "uhh. Brother, is that a new form of melee attack?" *Sigh* "no brother, he's broken."
@@FatGouf Nah, in DoW you can clearly see Dreadnoughts utilize it. In melee. Against other walkers mainly. And not Hellfire (twinlinked missile launcher and autocannon) configs, but the "regular" variety (two claws and an underhand flamer for start, possible upgrades include autocannons and lascannons). But still, that is indeed used, and it has one of the highest DPS values in the game, which is why Space Marines are very dangerous for their Dreadnought Drop tactics, which can either be a siege breaker, an excellent supply raider, or a sneaky base wrecker, depending on what the Marine player wants.
EVEN IN DEATH I STILL SERVE
This is truly the most metal universe.
I'am ready to serve, again.
Awesome and well researched!
Dread=fear
Naught=nothing
So brothers, fear nothing, not even death
And they shall know no fear.
Brothers, bless your weapons!
"Even in death, I will avenge myself."
'You deserve the chance, Raguel' - Malcharion, 10th Company, Night Lords adressing Raguel the Sufferer, Blood Angels Venerable Dreadnought
A enemy without cover is a enemy without hope
Purge! Cleanse! Kill!
You forgot to mention about Psyker Dreadnoughts & Leviathan Dreadnoughts
Quick question. Well kind of a long one. More than one infact😂
1. Will you be doing the third part of Worlds Of Tantalus on the Merician Freehold talking about their planets?
2. Could you make a mini-series on the events of the Frontier War and do it in the style of Battle Analysis
3. Could you make several videos about the different ships used by the nations of Tantalus? Like the Huntress-class or the Arashi-Sakara dreadnought or anything like that?
4. Would the Templin Institue be making videos on the nations of the Sojourn once it is released?
If you’ve read this far Daniel. Thank you😁😁👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
It is better to live for the Emperor than to die for yourself.
I imagine these things being so powerful yet mentally sketchy that even allies have to be careful around them. For example, I picture someone who is presenting them with a commendation having to do their best to appear strong and valorous during the ceremony, because if they show even a hint of weakness the Dreadnought might consider them unworthy and kill them outright. :)
Don't forget the leviathan pattern dreadnought. Nearly uncontrollable killing machine
The problem with the Redemptor, per the 8th Ed codex, is that the Mechanicus didn't see the interred Marine as anything but a swappable part when they designed it. The Redemptor is literally so powerful that it burns out it's Marine over time. Ain't gonna be any Redemptors as old as Bjorn.
The heresy of Star Wars music in the background of a 40K video is almost...... unthinkable
I'm still not sure about the hole Primaris thingy. They just seem unnecessary. Even so I haven't got the chance to really keep up with the whole 42 Millenia. What are your thought about the Primaris Marines?
Fantastic video brother.
One minor error: an Astartes can have both of his Progenoid Glands (The organs that contain geneseed) after 10 years if they wish, and if an astartes was wounded to the extent that would require entombment in a Dreadnought sarcophagus, his geneseed would be harvested before being sealed into the sarcophagus.
" Its better to die for the Emperor, than to live for yourself "
Space marine is close to death- Fianlly i'm releaved of my duty to the imperium now i can rest
Random mechanicus guy-NOPE!
Well, they think that the more you serve and kill for the Emperor, the more honored you will be when you die, making the Emperor prouder of you, so getting entombed in a dreadnought is a way to do that more efficiently and for many millennia more.
Music choice on point.
When they try to hurt you, not you're already dead inside
"Only in death does duty end" For the emperor brothers.
One of my favorit moments in 40k lore is when they woke up Bjorn for the first time after the Horus Heresy and the following millenia of religious indoctrination. He was confused why the Space Wolves prayed to the God-Emperor for his awakening and he told them "God-Emperor? Calling him a god was how all this mess started."