Warhammer Lore! The Kingdom of Ind!
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Hy arch can you please do a nother primarch video
probably Some time before the return of Jesus but probably afther the eruption of mount doom
Arch have you seen the first 2 parts of "Astartes" they are amazing 40k shorts
done and done Arch
Pro tip : watch series at KaldroStream. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies lately.
All hail Burblebub!
Lord of curdling
erik björk All glory to the curd crown!
I kept hearing Purple Bob :D
I love the thought of a High Priest of a Burblebub Cult saying his grandiose plans of curdling eight buckets of milk, and then the others murmuring to each other, wondering if he can pull off such ambitious goals.
Is he otherwise known as mister blobby?
Please insert fan art and let the Memes come!
All is right in the cosmos it's Friday was a good day and now I get new arch lore vids? Haven't watched it yet but certain it's good ahh life is good
Isn't it supposed to be the kingdoms of ind?
Yes.
By Sigmar, what an absolute hellhole. A thousand deities doesn't sound interesting, it is downright madness! That whole segment made me very uncomfortable.
I've always been curious about something ever since I started looking into Warhammer 40K lore. Is there a fundamental energy within the Warhammer 40K universe that is a sort of polar opposite to Chaos (anti-Chaos per se)?
Long story short, it's more Chaos just used for the other side. Same way the gods of the various races exist in the Immaterium as entities seperate from the big four.
In the old fluff, there were 'chaos gods of order' but they dropped out of the canon, but you can still find them if you look hard enough. Most of them were later ret-conned into greater demons or failed demon princes, but they're still there.
(Don't quote me on this, but one of them was Neco something (Necoho maybe?))
Also, there is the entity known as Malice/Malal, which is basically Chaos against Chaos. Best of the old gods in my opinion. He even has an entire comic dedicated to him, check him out.
warhammer40k.wikia.com/wiki/Malice
realmofchaos80s.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-malignancy-of-malal-solving-mystery.html
Mr Gilgamesh Good to know. I'll look into that. Thx
No trouble squire :3
Mr Gilgamesh I checked it out. They have a ton of videos about that and YEAH Malice Malal is a badass. I found out that a lot of people also theorized that the deification of the Emperor of Man created a sort of chaos demon of order. Everytime I think I'm neck-deep in the lore, something like this comes along and shows me that I've only been dipping a toe.😆
It's insane how deep the lore goes.
But it's also a shame the official creator has kept the rights to the original concept of him.
Still, they found a way around it ^^
Is Arch British? Because he referred to himself as Scandinavian before
He's Norwegian
@@ZontarDow he has a perfect English accent, you sure?
Yes I'm sure for 2 reasons. First is the fact in previous videos he has stated he's from Norway, and second is the fact his accent isn't actually English. His accent may sound somewhat English, but for those of us who are familiar with the different accents from the UK his is distinctly not English, though for many Europeans who aren't native English speakers sounding somewhat like the English is often the case since they tend to learn British English in school.
@@ZontarDow I'm English from the Midlands and he has a excellent Southern accent and that sarcastic with which, a very English trait. He must have stayed here for a long time, very bizarre he is Norwegian though
TheRunningSloth I have a friend who traveled to Britain. After a couple of beers people thought he was Irish as his accent sounded just like a native Irishman's.
the real question here is do they shit in street or poo in loo?
I like the idea of the beastmen of Ind being viewed as living gods or avatars of gods by the native "Inden" humans. It creates a VERY interesting dynamic between them, I'd rather have THIS part of the lore more fleshed out (along with the rest of Ind's fascinating cultures) then well y'know, "end times" and all that. (beating a dead horse..)
**Tigermen jumps out in front of a passing traveler from behind a bush, terrifying the human**
Tigerman: Halt! who dares trespass on these "sacred" grounds?!
Ind rice farmer: OH! Hey, Raksha! It's me, Arjun.
Raksha: O-Oh...hey, Arjun. Sorry for the scare...thought you were some outsider. Can never be to careful these days y'know?
Arjun: No no, it was my fault for rushing through here without giving proper notice. Ya see I was just running an errand in a neighboring village and well I must've lost track of time and I wanted to rush on home before it got dark and well...
Raksha: I get it, Arjun! No worries. Why don't you hurry on now, it can get dangerous in this jungle after dark. **gestures him to move along**
Arjun: Thanks! I'll be sure to bring proper offerings to your family's temple soon when I have the time! **begins walking down the path once again**
Raksha: Yes all well and good, take care my friend! **waves by until the human is out of earshot** Aah...what a nice young man... **goes back to hiding behind bush**
Yeah I know...weird. XD
note: The whole *'giving proper notice'* thing that the farmer mentioned was something I was imagining like having a number of *shrines being placed along the edges of the jungle were travelers could go and place proper offerings then ring special bells (of the magical sort) that signal the local beastmen tribes that someone is entering their domain. (peacefully ofcourse..)* The beastmen could then watch over these travelers (stalk them) and protect them from some of the more hostile denizens of the jungle. (giant snakes or wandering demons and other weird stuff)
I can actually see that happening
I was eating a bloody steak when you had to bring up the elves red moon, thanks Arch
Always happy to see the more obscure parts of Warhammer
Here's to hoping that Total war gets to explore these places one day, and that GW will allow them to do so.
@@spacewolfblackmane19 I'd love to see gw go on to actually make models based on the total war designs!
there is still warhammer 3 to come out at some point. I think it was said that there will be three at some point.
@@FreeOfFantasy with cathay in the game so ya
Logic of the people behind Warhammer Fantasy: "well... we have this huge portion of the world that we really haven't done a whole lot with and not for a awhile now... we could expand upon that, flush it out, make some stories and new characters to populate it with and create whole new factions and merchandise we could sell to fans... but instead let's just destroy the existing world with Sigmarines and continue to Ignore this potential for actually new content."
Yea. I hate when people say that the old world had run it's course or was restricting creativity, that's just bullshit. There could be all manner of races created and easily fit to the world. Gamesworkshop is just driven by greed now a days and wanted to licence everything, so the game went to shit when that greed started to direct their rules. Every army book creeping in power level and making infantry insane in enormous numbers, also creating all sorts of new monstrous cavalries and monsters that are so op compared to the old models (Tomb kings are some of the worst of this). Some people say that the Tomb king update was huge, yet they didn't rewamp the old bulky models of the core sections or ushabti or carrions, but added new crap that was just powerful enough that without it the army would get crushed. Much easier to sell 3 plastic models for 60 euros, rather than 20 little ones for cheaper.
Creating a balanced game was never their goal apparently, not at least since the 6th edition. While the rule set of 7th was decent, the army books went haywire. While the 8th really broke the balance between the units (so many of which became unusable) which the army books then tried yet failed to correct. Such a shame what happened and this skirmish game just doesn't satisfy the unit based gaming urge some of us still have. People also claim that warhammer rules didn't work well in small points, yet some of the best times I had were on our local shops border patrol tournaments (500 pts) that were held every weekend (ofc that was during 6th/7th, so I didn't get to experience how 8th works in small armies).
It stuff like this where I think Total War could revitalize the Old World Warhammer.
Groups like the Norsca, Ind, Nepon & the chaos dwarves all could be set up as their own armies and factions breathing life into the setting and maybe getting GW to take another look at the classic setting.....Because fuck sigmarines.
Full list: Kingdoms of Ind, Cathay, Araby, Kislev, Chaos Dwarfs, Hobgoblin Khanate, Nippon, Albion, Estalia, Snakemen of Khuresh, Amazons, Norscans, Kurgans, Hung, and even the Vampire Coast since its armies aren't the same as all the other vampire armies.
Norscans, Chaos Dwarfs, Kislev, Vampire Coast, Estalia, and Tilea have all had units at some point. Halflings would be better as units in the Empire and Tilean/Dogs of War armies rather than their own race, as it fits their lore a lot better.
Oh, and there's the Fishmen. You know, for whatever that's worth.
1Korlash Fishmen you said? Are those like the Lovecraftian Deep Ones by any chance?
lekhaclam87 We don’t know. There are scattered, rare mentions of in-universe rumors of an underwater civilization inhabiting a sunken Lizardmen city or attacking ships. That’s it. There’s no confirmation that they actually exist, much less any info about their military or culture. Compared to them, the Snakemen of Khuresh look fleshed out.
This has led to a running joke among the fan base where people will say “Fishmen!” when asked what race they want to see get an army (the joke being that it’ll never happen). Heck, the term “fishmen” itself is entirely a fan term.
The closest thing we’ll ever get to Warhammer fishmen is the Trident Realms of Neritica in Kings of War (who are actual merfolk, unlike the aquatic Dark Eldar we got in Age of Sigmar).
Aren't there also Gnomes?
Looks like CA might be doing it for them now.
You forgot to mention that Ind's position near the Equator means that Chaos influence is weaker there.
Lots of beastmen types for “weaker” chaos influences.
@@fumarc4501 like arch said, they might not even be beastmen, just a whole different race by themselves who just happen to have somewhat similar features.
@Shaderunner I’ll agree the we disagree. GW gave up, but that don’t me we have to. Those Bengals in Ind and the Blackstone Scales in Naggaroth sound Beastly enough to me...
Maybe they are like the Fimir, but they’re basically aquatic beastmen.
@@fumarc4501 I think they were born from chaos but chaos does not rule them.
@samuel rodriguez Chaos does rule them, but they lost favor when they Chaos Gods chose humans to be their favored servants. Fimir still worship them, but they hate humans for their sugar daddies leaving them.
"Extremely unhealthy drugs"
That seems like crushed warpstone, that seems like a wonderful-good time, yes-ye-. Er, I mean, HERESY.
Also, Burble Bob needs to be canon.
Clearly burblebub is an aspect of khorne, need that curdled milk for the Khorne flakes
No, he is a servant of Nurgle and the hated enemy of Khorne, who desires only the freshest and most delicious milk for his bountiful bowl of breakfast cereal each morning, and for the glorious calcium it provides for all, so that their bones may be strong and worthy of his throne.
Brutalyte616 Ah but you see in addition to the calcium for the bones Khorne needs his followers mad and ready to kill in the morning and what does that better than curdled milk in your Khorne flakes :P
Funny how the gods' spheres can overlap from time to time...
@@navilluscire2567 just as planned
Blanket wrinkle: *exists*
Some Village in Ind: hey you could make a religion out of this
Arch can we have another imperial guard regiment lore?
Or a video on the great golden oak lodged firmly up rogal dawns ass.
Tanith First and Only!
It makes sense for Ind beastmen to be ordered because the Ind form of worship is likely largely order based. If you think about what the warp in Ind would be like....compared to say the Empire it does make sense that a completely different creature would form.
For those curious, here's Josh Reynold's version of Ind's fate in the End Times, taken straight from his blog:
"Ind, meanwhile, suffered much as Tilea and Estalia and Araby. Clans Eshin and Clan Volkn destabilized the various princedoms and kingdoms or else slaughtered them, even as the forces of Chaos invaded from the jungles and seas--Arbaal the Undefeated stacked skulls higher than the great stupas as Dechala the Denied One roused the pleasure-cults of southern Ind in mass-revolt. Various champions rose and fell...the flying ship of Wulfrik the Wanderer was seen more than once, as was the great drake, Galrauch. Heroes fought and died, unknown and unremembered, as the vast cities of Ind burned and filled the sky with ashes."
When someone pointed out that most other nations he gave endings for had some groups surviving until the world ended, he replied:
"The people of Ind, and their gods, were fighting right up until the last hours. Their access to the sea was cut off, and the only route of retreat was inland, into the jungles and mountains, where they were still fighting the legions of the Blood God when the world ended.
In a way, Ind actually managed to pull a draw--it wasn't completely overrun, and it was still in the fight when Middenheim blew up."
This, combined with the awesome fates he gave the other non-army book nations, makes me wish he'd gotten to decide the fates of Bretonnia and the Empire. They still would've died, but it would've been far more epic and less of a one-sided Chaos and Skaven romp.
Too bad GW intervened and declared everything he said non-canon...
Wait, middenheim blew up? It literally blew up? Like krypton?
@@notinspectorgadget Literally went boom.
@@Lalle524 jeepers...
Tiger beastmen......Felinids..........
Everyone get your cat waifu's out.
Cat beastmen are what will, untimatly, save us from the skaven.
@@SniperwolfHD just as the profesy for told
Too bad gw had to blow up the world for more space marines.
Well... Khorne REALLY doesn't care where the blood cometh from, only that it flows...
That's more a Slanneshi cultist thing.
I laughed at that more than I should have.
"...Well, um, I'll give her props for her dedication to keeping the world alive. And the battles to get her there were pretty #^@&ing epic, and it's not like she's enjoying it like a Slaaneshi whore would. So, ah, *ahem* YES, I WILL ACCEPT THIS OFFERING, EVERQUEEN! SUCH IS THE WILL OF THE LORD OF BATTLES!"
Does The Kingdom of Ind got Bollywood ?
Then who have Hollywood? The Dark Elves?
@@lekhaclam87
I'd pay to see it...
@@navilluscire2567 Who wouldn't?
You know if GW creative ever had a marathon of Bollywood Fantasy epics I imagine they'd have enough material for a Kingdom of Ind army a hundred times over.
Not just a Warhammer Fantasy lore video, but one on an obscure faction? **sheds a manly tear**
Arch. That Skaven is about to stab you. Stab him first. (Or pay him warpstone)
When skaven farsqueaker breaks do you call for Ind IT?
No, they slap a few slaves and order them to repair it.
This is especially as the Skaven would be more likely to EAT those that they called to support that.
Less chance of exploding than relying on Skaven IT.
You talking about the difference between Beastmen made me think of this.
Shaman: It....it was a nightmare, children of Chaos...
Beastmen: What happened?!
Shaman: The Beastmen of the land of Ind...th-they form organized tribes!
Beastmen: *Screams in disgust*
Shaman: Even worse! They were wearing soft, silken clothes....and fine, gold jewelry!!!
Goat Beastman: *Faints*
This sounds like the perfect place for Black and White style game or a Spore esque game where you make a Deity and spread your religion.
I have the feeling that I'm probably the only on here that is interested in this, but I would wish GW made something like non chaos beastmen, possibly like those discussed in the video, for AoS. Mostly because I just like beastmen and AoS allow them to do whatever
And now i have an overwelling desire to build a shirne to Burblebub.
Use old milk cartons.
Curdle for the Curdling god.
Milk for the Milk Bucket.
....wait.
Ind Beastmen are freaking cool sounding.
I want to play as them in Total War.
For sigmar's sake you're supposed to do cathay
The high elf thingy sounds like something that could actually exist in a primitive culture. After all, I remember reading/hearing about Pharaohs fertilizing the Nile once a year in a similarly unhygienic fashion, although in the textbooks they give to students this ritual is mostly obscured by "sending a little boat with parchment with orders for the land to flourish" description.
So there could actually be a Boogeyman god? That could get terrifying!
Bridge God; long may his structure stand!
I like the idea of gods for literally everything! Gives the world a more animistic vibe, harkening back to older times when most people thought the world was inhabited by all manner of spirits and gods. In fact in animism it's believed that everything had a distinct spiritual essence (though not all of it had to be sapient but still "alive" in a sense) to it, from trees, to rocks, to rivers, brooks, clouds and even man made objects or structures. (if they exist long enough or have been lovingly taken care of)
If the four Chaos gods are the 'Ruinous Powers' does hat mean there are also 'Creative Powers'? Like the pantheons of the Oldworld/Ulthuan/Dawi Ancestors?
WE MUST BUILD A TEMPLE TO THE BRIDGE GOD
Long may his structures stand!
Ooooooh! Let’s make the temple itself a GIANT BRIDGE
BRIDGES FOR THE BRIDGE GOD!!!
I know this is really late to comment but...
The idea of a temple that's a large ornate bridge overlooking a divine river where numerous worshippers come to cleanse their bodies in sacred rituals and pay homage to the bridge god by paying a symbolic and sacrificial 'toll' to it is actually a pretty cool idea, atleast I think its an interesting concept. I can almost picture the likely scenery in my mind!
@@MarionetteDuAuguste Bricks for the Brick Throne.
I wonder how a pre-vedic inpired "not-India" land would work coupled with the warp's mechanics? Or even the Hindu concept of all of the literal millions of gods are just facets of Brahma or his avatars, or the avatars of his avatars (yeah it gets weirder than that..), or literally spawned from another god's head whom once got SO anger (because of some annoying blood demon) it created a new death goddess (looking at you Kali!), the divine children of other gods who are also technically still apart of the creator god (some how..) and etc. Yeah I'm not well versed in Hindu religion so I could be totally wrong about how it all works but I would still like to see how a "Hindu-esque" (sorry..) belief system would work in the Warhammer fantasy world!
Thank you for finally covering the eastern lands of the Warhammer World
He covered Nippon a while ago as well.
I know, I saw that one as well, can’t wait for the Cathay episode
Cathy the possibly vampire Chinese
As crazy as it might seem, I do have a faint glimmer of hope that we might one day get these places in Warhammer total war. As the upcoming historical total war games fail to turn a similar profit to the Warhammer series, and as Warhammer DLC continues to sell like hotcakes, the temptation to simply keep going and makeing more and more Warhammer content is going to be there. It's still too far in the future to tell, but if trends continue we might see a warhammer far east expansion someday.
the 3rd game will hopefully cover the eastern factions, like cathay, araby, ind and nippon, while also adding in more leaders to other factions, like the hungs for the chaos armies, and maybe the tiger/elephant beastmen of ind, the chinese vampire sorcerers for the vampires and whatnot.
Do you think the beastmen of ind are more organized and wears cloths because they are farther away from the northern warp gate?
But do they have IT support call centres?
They probably have rocket launchers like the hell storm, I think that's in the 8th edition empire army book
Dat's wacist! 😂
"did you try to stop to worship your deity and start to worship it again?"
This would be an awesome rogue like RPG get on it Games Workshop.
where in you play as a minor chaos god entity trying to build its power or get forgotten and vanish?
@@NexionSE no more darksouls like but you play as a sigmar worshiping person trying to survive.
Oh, this is good. Building on the model of Warhammer Quest, but better.
Start off as the basic model of choice (lost pilgrim, merchant, bodyguard, mercenary, etc) and travel across the continent looking for riches, rewards and, possibly, ruinous powers to smite/unite.
Plus, it wouldn't limit the idea to humans either:
Dwarfish young beards searching for new potential stronghold positions or wealth to be mined, ogre mercenaries serving a merchant group as a bodyguard, elves (all stripes) searching for relics of the golden age/wealth/diplomatic opportunities, vampires/necromancers looking for the books of Nagash, wild orcs that have gone full native, lizardmen searching for other possible Old One structures or hunting down those who have stolen their relics, etcetera, etcetera.
Plus, all of the chances to explore more of the wider warhammer world, going as far as Cathay, Nippon, the dreaded wastes of the South, the Ogre Kingdoms and the easternmost parts of the Chaos Wastes.
Plus, the possibility of chaos warriors from these various cultures would be amazing. A Slaaneshi fakir or merchant, Tzeentchian viziers and magicians, Khornate blood cultists and mercenary groups, Nurglite 'apothecaries' with a distinctly Ind feel.
I know aspects of this have been touched on in the early GW canon, specifically in the 'Genevieve' collection, so I would love to see more of that explored.
Arch can you make a video showing your miniature colection?
I do love me some indformation
Should we just call Eastern Beastmen a different name? Like Eastmen?
BrightDrake _99 and the west westmen.
Eastbeastmen
Gabriel Eastermen
Depends, if it's bird-men from Nippon then they'd could be called I dunno... "tengu." For Cathay, I'm not so sure...I don't know much about Chinese mythology. (but it is fascinating from what little I've looked up!)
Southlands have Ape beastmen
Ind have tiger and elephant beastmen
Nippon has bird beastmen
Khuresh has Snake beastmen
Naggarond has shell/spine covered beastmen
Hell, I bet the ocean has fish beastmen in it. Too many! Just call them Beastmen and go back to building the Bridge for the Bridge God!
Those fools spend hard earned gold on building temples, when they should be spending it on army equipment and mercenaries...
Now I really want to see Ind and the far eastern lands of the Warhammer world, because there are also supposed to be elephant and I think snake and other Beastmen in the far east.
I think that the Eastern Beastmen could make for an interesting change of pace when it comes to be beastmen and maybe even make for interesting mercenary units for the eastern factions like Cathay, Ind, and Nippon.
It'd be cool to have mercenary ind armies reminiscent of the moghuls. Moghul maile looks sick
YES, PLEASE, THIS
This "Milk Curdling" example has come up a few times... Is this a common problem for you?
Also please tell me they have a Shiva because that would also explain the lack of Chaos infestation. As he's kind of all about destroying stuff like that...
Or Kali, she's literally eaten hundreds of demons and drank the blood of one of the more powerful ones. (as well as eaten many humans..)
Yeah but despite being his wife Kali comes of a lot more Chaosey than Shiva. Though one could argue Shiva represents the positive aspect of entropy, change, and destruction. Which makes him come of as the god that brings order through chaos...
Arch is a Warp Stone addict
We are the knights who say *IND*
they really should have made a expansion to fantasy abotu ind, cathay, nippon etc
You just had to add that Bloodless comment at the end, didn't ya?
Does this mean that there exist a temple to Skaven? The Holy Eshin and His Nightrunners?
Possible, if there are cultures that venerate rodent gods. Though such gods may be prayed to and given offerings in order to keep them from meddling in the lives of their worshippers rather than for boons and blessings. Think gods of mischief, trickster characters and the like.
Actually, I think I heard from another lore channel that there’s a small cult of Humans in the empire who not only worship the horned rat, but also have a loose alliance with the Skaven. Though just like the Skaven they already have plans on backstabbing them.
Airith's homeland
You mean Nanaki's homeland.
Arch, is there any lore about the Dragon Isles?
Yes, but its only about a paragraph long and explains that there are no Slann there so the other Lizardmen can't communicate with the native Lizardmen. Supposedly this has lead to a rapid slide into barbarism although how anyone knows this is not explained.
Thank You for this. I was looking for more information on Ind for 2 years now but there is so little info out there, I learned more from this video than my own searches.
Also, I am indeed disappointed that they aren't really exploring these regions like Ind, Nippon in Warhammer Fantasy universe, I introduced Only War and Dark Heresy RPGs in my country and it was tons of fun, would had love to do some fantasy RPG in Kingdoms of Ind. May be could crreate our own deity that we worship and get power from it, the interactions wth Beastmen (are they beastmen) would be completely different.
Yeah it's a real shame that GW made an Asian Warhammer continent and just forget about it.
Time to throw Khazrak the one eyed and Gothor the destroyer into a pit with some Indian Tiger-beastmen what could possibly go wrong ?
While we are at it if the Beastmen of the Old world and Ind are so enourmously diffrent from each other what about we travel to the southern Chaos wastes, after all it is said that this wasteland contains some of the highest concentration of murderous Beastmen in the world.
Mutated penguins and seals Lol XD
Is Ind completely canon , or is it "Nippon canon" ?
Nippon canon.
All available official lore about the Kingdoms of Ind can be found in the warhammer fantasy wiki. It should be the first search result if you Google it.
Wat the hell is wrong with gw they could have expanded the eastern lore and make new ARMY'S OF THEM BUT THEY HAD TO GO AND GIVE US THE FUCKTIMES , sad days .....
Man-things that will trade anything? So I kill man-thing rival clan for warpstone? Horned Rat be praised!
I'd like to see that play out! Surprisingly I'd imagen such dealings to go REALLY well actually...
Please do a lore video on Cathay and skavenblight.
Did you just try to sneak the bridge God into this video?
“My Religion is meat” - arch
Yeah. GW should have introduced Ind as well as the others to the game.
As I said before. When the Ogre kingdoms came out, and saw where they were bassed, I was looking forward to other Armies.
But, what can you do. "Buy the fan made Army's books of course!"
while the beastmen of the empire and general west may be far more destructive, but i would call the eastern beastmen far more dangerous and insidious in their threat. assuming they can even be called beastmen of chaos.
Interesting lil minor faction there. Now that'd work well for a game or something, I'm sure many people would enjoy making their own lil deity and causing trouble
The last part of this was Just so you Could talk about royal periods
MORE LIKE THE KINGDOM OF END!@will Lowry
lol im making the army of thwe kingdoms of ind as we speak,since no one has even borthered to do any art or render of it
No. Please. End it anyway and anywhere else.
*PLEASE ARCH I'VE BEEN HERE 4 YEARS*
*I'VE DONE MY TIME*
first thing i noticed was the tigerman wearing clothes and well made clothes at that
da 40k warp god o plots looks at Ind the same way a starving man looks at a all you can eat meal (so many plots to be had)
Praise the bridge god!
But do they have indoor plumbing?
Arch word of the day, Chaotical.
well considering its based on india im not surprised that there is some rather interesting shit goin on. Also i think the mistral blood thing is actually a thing in india to some degree.
Ah, another place that Clan Eshin found itself...I'm guessing that you still need to work on the Siege of Vraks? (where it involves the Dark Angels, the sons of 40K Bane, and the Alpha Legion...which you've talked about that in the gene-seed video) | 7:36 - It's best to familiarise yourself with them, BEFORE you go there to minimise problems. | 16:20 - Reminds me of the Khajiit and Were-crocodiles of The Elder Scrolls universe. (only one of them is commonplace) As for those Beastmen, they probably ate a few of Clan Eshin as they passed through.
I love reading the lore you post about warhammer and warhammer 40k I hope some day you cover the siege of Vraks, I would really like to see how you go about doing it.
25:10 now I'm thinking about Tiger Furries going to ambush High Elf women with their "Large Swords."
ya boi uploaded some more content, FeelsGuchiMan
What is your source for this by the way? I'm guessing oldhammer armybooks?
Just think. Somewhere there is a Burblebub that has to accept that Elven _gift_ and like it....
No Korean, Burmese, or Tibetan Warhammer factions?
no african savana tribes warhammer factions?
I think there is something like that in Araby or around that area.
@Magnus Sura
Actually I'd like to see some more human tribes and cultures in the new world and placed were "not-korea" would be! The supposed unique dynamic between the Ind peoples and their beastmen just makes me wish we could see more of these unique interactions between humans and other warp based phenomena. like what if the "not-koreans" and Nippon factions had somewhat cordial relations with their non-chaos deamons or great trade networks between human tribes and kingdoms of "not-africa" and long lost groups of southern dwarves! SO MANY possibilities to explore, it's a damn shame will probably never see it though...
@Magnus Sura A pointless and SUPER late reply but...
For that last one about the Dark elf colonies or footholds in *"New World"* I wouldn't mind seeing new lore that talks about ongoing wars and territorial disputes between various cultures and tribes of humans, spiritual entities and creatures inspired by native American cultures, folklore and mythologies and the Dark elf colonists/invaders. Sounds like it'd be immensely interesting to write and read about, there's so much material to work with! (in terms of cultural inspirations and mythologies)
@@jonblankenship8363 SUPER late reply but...
I'd actually would like to see some factions minor or otherwis in the WF universe based on some of these African cultures. Just imagine a fantasy counterpart to the Mali empire or kingdom of Ethiopia I'd like to see it done. (in a well researched and respectful manner but not without some of that good'ole Warhammer Fantasy charm and cheesiness)
Ind total war warhammer 3 confirmed.
is there a chance that Ind, Cathy, Nippon, will be part of Warhammer Total war 3?
You can't cross the street without praising 10 gods and begging for forgiveness from 50 others.
That ending what the hell
So it's *Rich* .... *For The HORDE*
Sounds like citizens of Ind are just 40k Orkz with extra steps.
Is there any lore at all for the land in the south that just says “here be demons”??
Ind's pantheon sounds like skavenblight
Khajiits in Warhammer.
that picture of the Catman hiding from a elephant could work for D&D.
I’d like to see the “Eastern Beastmen” be more along the lines of special religious recruitable regiments. The Bengal Guard are of a Tiger temple that makes it better for damage and movement for all units recruited in the area. Or the Alligator temple that gives Croc-guards and boost defensive and health for everything recruited in the area. Only one temple per area and they are lv 5 buildings only. For balance.
I don't know where the elf blood business comes from but my first thought was - what happens if a Vampire intercepts that blood?
When's Araby coming? Want a lore vid about that one.
Archwarhammer do you think you could do a video on the Elyesian drop troops?