40K Theories Oh, I know :) That doesn't mean that they can't be using "allies" who *do* use the Warp… But I was just jesting - I figure the bigger problem with Operation: Let's Send the Q'Orl Queen Back in Time is that (to my knowledge) there's no mention of any race having any control over if and/or by how much they're displaced in time by the Warp
@@youdontneedtoseehisidentif4939 I've found references online to the Harlequins claiming that there are "remote locations within the Webway where the flow of time seemingly goes in reverse ", which may imply that the Webway (which does exist partly within/alongside the Warp) can be used for time travel, with the catch that you need to find the right exit point (and there's no guarantee that said exit will remain intact and/or functional afterwards).
@@40KTheories But they do make use of the Webway, which technically exists inside the Warp (insomuch as the concept of "location" could be loosely applied to said realm). There are passing references to timey-wimey things going on in *some* parts of it, including a reversed flow of time.
Do you know the source which states this about the webway? (Aside from Atlas Infernal staring how it it can reverse the ageing process in living organisms due to stimulating cellular regeneration?)
____________ pays for child support but gave grandfather nurgle no hug so now she lives with eldar who hate nurgle but it's has no money Other is a nice guy who loves hugs but hates orcs and love to burn nurgle rot so as punishment she lives with them
What they did was probably take the queen to experiment on, if they had never encountered the race before they could be interested in their anatomy and any potential experiments they could subject them to or creations they could make from them.
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Unfortunately due to a translation error caused by cultural differences , (The q'oral are insectoid , and don't place as much social importance on size , rather comprehend beings as consisting of their density and overall mass) Everyone thinks it was the aeldari who took the queen , But what everyone thought to mean "taller than a human" was really "containing more mass than a human" It was a combination plot by the ogryn and squatts
I still think the Queen was used to create the Tau Ethereal Caste. Do not forget, the Warp can mess with time in realspace too. As Guiliman learned the hard way, trying to figure out a consistent chronology. The Tau _equate_ the ethereals appearance to humans M36 - but maybe it was M38 and the time on the planet just flowed at 2-5 times speed for a while, until we got confirmable measurements from the Empire. Or the Impeerial time measurement of first contact itself was off, due to them having to travel through the Warp. The same thing could again have happened with the Qo'ol, meaning the queen was retreived earlier. A mere 1000 years discrepancy in timng is not a exclusion reason on it's own.
@@christopherg2347 Don't know about that one. Just finished Dark Imperium, and I don't remember him mentioning anything like that. But even then, if the Warp messes with timeflow in Realspace, then of what use is building a calendar anyhow?
@@peste2574 it's more like they were drifting slowly off the accurate date over the course of 10,000 years (and also so GW could retcon having moved the date past 40k and keep the branding accurate)
I honestly want the Q'Orl to team up with Tau to fight against the Drukhari. It doesnt have to be a major event just the both of them finding some common ground over being screwed over big time by them and going on a small Dark Eldar killing spree. I know that they are very far apart from each other but hey I man can still dream
Very convenient for their empirEs to be on the other sides of the galaxy. Imagine Ethereals suddenly realise they can control the swarmhood soldiers, or Q'Orl queen commanding Fire Warriors to stand down. And both races had been in contact with Drukhari. If they team up, no matter who is in control of their forces. they can perfectly coordinate if they have one supreme leader.
That's the idea ;) Present hypothesis Present evidence to support said hypothesis Present counter-evidence to debunk said hypothesis Present new hypothesis and repeat
@@40KTheories IIRC This isn’t the first time you’ve put forward something about the tau having similar organs to other species right ? It does seem to be oddly coincidental that they share so many similarities across the place with other xeno entities.
@@40KTheories this is why I love 40k. Every questions has 6 answers and four of them are factually correct one is warp shenanigans and the last one some planet founded a religion based on it
I think it is pretty obvious that it was indeed some faction of Aeldari that kidnapped the Queen. I think it would make the most sense for it to be the Drukhari (I know I butchered the spelling) and what they hope to gain is probably several different factors. Holding a queen means they have access to virtually infinite specimens of Q'Orl. From there, it is just a matter of what the captors need most: souls? Chitin? Gladiators? Research data? Frankly, it is probably all of the above.
"Cultural Exchange" with the Drukhari... Yeah, that can't be a bad idea, they have such wonderful culture of sharing (flesh, body parts and pain) and emotional empathy (suffering and agony-ecstasy)
In the Gotrek and Felix novel "Orcslayer" there is a reveal at the end that an ancient insect like creature deep underneath the hold was mind controlling the Orcs and some of the dwarves. Could this creature possibly be a tyranid or a Q'Orl? The description of it sounds like a Q'Orl queen but its actions sounds more like a Norn queen isolated from the swarm.
Dark Elder took her for naughty experiments 😈 *EDIT: Of course it could have been Trazyn who nabbed her from the thieving eldar, you can never count him out when something goes missing 🙄
The whole Aeldari/Tau Etherials never sat right with me. The Exodites wouldn't care, the Craftworlders MO doesn't fit, and Drukhari wouldn't be so kind, not showy enough for Harlequins. Eventhough that one Necron mentioned "the hand of the old ones progeny." he didn't link it to the Aeldari directly. Eventhough he did mention them earlier in the same quote.
Maybe the next video you do is about how the honarable Night Lord known as Remus Ventanus was able to go undercover as an Ultramarine and become known The Savior of Clath, might be an interesting story there.
Drukhari are more likely. They helped the Tau once, then tricked the Tau into giving them members of their own race. The next battle they saw that the Drukhari had turned the members into horrific altered abominations known as "grotesques". Aeldari on the other hand are unlikely to intervene in other races conflicts due in part to them actually realizing their race is so near extinction.
I think the biggest question here is how such a hostile xenos species, practically on Terra's doorstep, hasn't been annihilated? Their stated intent to eventually expand into the core of human controlled space should be seen as nothing less than a deceleration of war against the Imperium.
They are extremely populous and technologically advanced. Inquisition worry if they should ever learn faster than light travel then they would become Tyranid level threat
There is still chance of Aeldari controling Q'orl queen to create something, since there are tunnels in Webway that can make travelers go back in time. This should be rare, though, and would not be craftworld eldar doing it, but Harlequin who realize deep about Chaos and Webway map.
May someone explain to me how the hell I can not find the dn music he uses in his intros!?!?! Edit: Nvm I'm jist a idiot and have been watching too many of his older videos. Edit 2: The damn link gose only to stringstorks channel and not the actual video with the damn music... I feel luk this day wants to make me hate myself for such small inconveniences
@@40KTheories holy sweet bajesus i was not expecting you to arrive here sir, I... Well im a bit spech less but I thank you from the bottom of my eye of terror for that, I would have found it if I searched longer but I thank you regardless
I still believe that the Eldar have a Old One living with them who could do such genetic experimenting. Maybe their "Laughing God" of course any living Old One does not mean that they are not extinct as a species, just a lone survivor hanging around their creation, the Aeldari.
Could be abnormal humans or more likely maybe strong space pirate/trader faction raiding for riches? Though somehow the idea of the Drukhari is most.. disturbingly pleasing and grimdark..
@@40KTheories noT if it's ether a new type of soul stone or if it was removed defore hand. I also like the idea that the ethral head crystals my be nano tech for the golden age. I tiny pice of some men of iron AI . Tho as powerful as golden age AI is I think the soul stone one is more likely
This made me wonder... Drukhari farming queen eggs? For military enforcement? For torture? Wait a minute. Why don't Drukhari farm creatures like it is in the Matrix?
Remleiz: " _the timing makes this impossible_ "
Grizgutz: * _laughs in Warp travel_ *
Remember that the Aeldari (Craftworlder and Drukhari alike) don't make use of the Warp for faster than light travel ;)
40K Theories Oh, I know :) That doesn't mean that they can't be using "allies" who *do* use the Warp… But I was just jesting - I figure the bigger problem with Operation: Let's Send the Q'Orl Queen Back in Time is that (to my knowledge) there's no mention of any race having any control over if and/or by how much they're displaced in time by the Warp
@@youdontneedtoseehisidentif4939 I've found references online to the Harlequins claiming that there are "remote locations within the Webway where the flow of time seemingly goes in reverse
", which may imply that the Webway (which does exist partly within/alongside the Warp) can be used for time travel, with the catch that you need to find the right exit point (and there's no guarantee that said exit will remain intact and/or functional afterwards).
@@40KTheories But they do make use of the Webway, which technically exists inside the Warp (insomuch as the concept of "location" could be loosely applied to said realm). There are passing references to timey-wimey things going on in *some* parts of it, including a reversed flow of time.
Do you know the source which states this about the webway? (Aside from Atlas Infernal staring how it it can reverse the ageing process in living organisms due to stimulating cellular regeneration?)
This sounds like a Drukhari "deal".
I almost feel bad for that particular Xenos bug that fell into their hands, almost...
Meanwhile exodites
Exodites: you are now friend
Vulkin: new friend
Vespid queen: WTF this is wort than drukari noooooooo
@@chosenofkhorne2951 Wait, what would the Vespid Queen do?
____________ pays for child support but gave grandfather nurgle no hug so now she lives with eldar who hate nurgle but it's has no money
Other is a nice guy who loves hugs but hates orcs and love to burn nurgle rot so as punishment she lives with them
What they did was probably take the queen to experiment on, if they had never encountered the race before they could be interested in their anatomy and any potential experiments they could subject them to or creations they could make from them.
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Somewhere in the dark city is the Q’orl version of Gracefield house. Great to have you back by the way.
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Unfortunately due to a translation error caused by cultural differences ,
(The q'oral are insectoid , and don't place as much social importance on size , rather comprehend beings as consisting of their density and overall mass)
Everyone thinks it was the aeldari who took the queen ,
But what everyone thought to mean "taller than a human" was really "containing more mass than a human"
It was a combination plot by the ogryn and squatts
Do Ogryn know how to plot?
@@TsukimuraMidoriplot iz dat like a story?
I still think the Queen was used to create the Tau Ethereal Caste. Do not forget, the Warp can mess with time in realspace too. As Guiliman learned the hard way, trying to figure out a consistent chronology.
The Tau _equate_ the ethereals appearance to humans M36 - but maybe it was M38 and the time on the planet just flowed at 2-5 times speed for a while, until we got confirmable measurements from the Empire. Or the Impeerial time measurement of first contact itself was off, due to them having to travel through the Warp.
The same thing could again have happened with the Qo'ol, meaning the queen was retreived earlier.
A mere 1000 years discrepancy in timng is not a exclusion reason on it's own.
Wait, what? I thought Guilliman had a problem with the time after returning because the Emperium stopped using the calendar made by the Emperor.
@@peste2574 But also because Warp messes with timeflow in Realspace.
@@christopherg2347 Don't know about that one. Just finished Dark Imperium, and I don't remember him mentioning anything like that.
But even then, if the Warp messes with timeflow in Realspace, then of what use is building a calendar anyhow?
@@peste2574 it's more like they were drifting slowly off the accurate date over the course of 10,000 years (and also so GW could retcon having moved the date past 40k and keep the branding accurate)
I honestly want the Q'Orl to team up with Tau to fight against the Drukhari. It doesnt have to be a major event just the both of them finding some common ground over being screwed over big time by them and going on a small Dark Eldar killing spree. I know that they are very far apart from each other but hey I man can still dream
Very convenient for their empirEs to be on the other sides of the galaxy. Imagine Ethereals suddenly realise they can control the swarmhood soldiers, or Q'Orl queen commanding Fire Warriors to stand down.
And both races had been in contact with Drukhari.
If they team up, no matter who is in control of their forces. they can perfectly coordinate if they have one supreme leader.
cool vid, Qorl have a surprisingly large empire too, its like a quarter of that segmentum Pacificus
Nearly as large as Tau space, if I understood correctly.
You get me every time!
"The Aeldari made the ethereals?🤨"
*Short explanation later*
"Omg they totally did!"
"Expect here's proof they didn't.."
🤦🏻🤣
That's the idea ;)
Present hypothesis
Present evidence to support said hypothesis
Present counter-evidence to debunk said hypothesis
Present new hypothesis and repeat
@@40KTheories IIRC This isn’t the first time you’ve put forward something about the tau having similar organs to other species right ? It does seem to be oddly coincidental that they share so many similarities across the place with other xeno entities.
I’ve mentioned the supposed connection between the Q’Orl and Ethereals in previous videos, yes
@@40KTheories this is why I love 40k. Every questions has 6 answers and four of them are factually correct one is warp shenanigans and the last one some planet founded a religion based on it
@@40KTheories ah that makes sense, I forgot that it was the same species being referenced. Cheers for the info
Man that question is a good one and glad you talked about this topic
I think it is pretty obvious that it was indeed some faction of Aeldari that kidnapped the Queen. I think it would make the most sense for it to be the Drukhari (I know I butchered the spelling) and what they hope to gain is probably several different factors. Holding a queen means they have access to virtually infinite specimens of Q'Orl. From there, it is just a matter of what the captors need most: souls? Chitin? Gladiators? Research data? Frankly, it is probably all of the above.
"Cultural Exchange" with the Drukhari...
Yeah, that can't be a bad idea, they have such wonderful culture of sharing (flesh, body parts and pain) and emotional empathy (suffering and agony-ecstasy)
It's better to have no allies than allies that you can't 100% rely upon.
@@NetMoverSitan Tell that to the Severan Dominate
The Q’Orl are one of my favorite xenos, just because of the mystery behind their missing Queen.
It still makes more sense that the Dark Eldar took the Queen to create new slave armies and Q'Orl based beasts for their fighting pits.
Please GW. Make these a new xenos army.
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I second the big Bugs.
I think it will be The Hrudd to be a xenos playable faction
Personally, I'm rooting for the Thyrrus. Plasmagun-toting disco squid for the win!
In the Gotrek and Felix novel "Orcslayer" there is a reveal at the end that an ancient insect like creature deep underneath the hold was mind controlling the Orcs and some of the dwarves.
Could this creature possibly be a tyranid or a Q'Orl? The description of it sounds like a Q'Orl queen but its actions sounds more like a Norn queen isolated from the swarm.
Dark Elder took her for naughty experiments 😈
*EDIT: Of course it could have been Trazyn who nabbed her from the thieving eldar, you can never count him out when something goes missing 🙄
Better Trazyn and his rampant hoarding issue than the Drukhari and their fucked-upness.
10:36 perfect description of the tau-drukhari cultural exchange.
What happened to black templar crusades lost in the wake the great rift?
Vect: It was just a prank, bro. I put that wasp nest in your locker!
Yeaaaah this smells like Drukhari shenanigans
I think they should add some table top minis for this race
would be cool, but if 9th ed rule book there are hints of The Hrudd becoming a new xenos playable faction.
I think the drukari deserves it regardless if they are to blame for the kidnapping or not
let them have a go with the tyranids. best bug wins
* _Vespid crying noises_ * ;)
Tyranids are too numerous overall compared to these bugs
The whole Aeldari/Tau Etherials never sat right with me.
The Exodites wouldn't care, the Craftworlders MO doesn't fit, and Drukhari wouldn't be so kind, not showy enough for Harlequins.
Eventhough that one Necron mentioned "the hand of the old ones progeny." he didn't link it to the Aeldari directly. Eventhough he did mention them earlier in the same quote.
And to be fair, the Old Ones made so many species that "progeny" just gives you all but like two species.
What if they were trying to create "uncorroded" Nekrontir (as in, to cure their genetic defects so the Nekron could once again have biological forms)?
Maybe the next video you do is about how the honarable Night Lord known as Remus Ventanus was able to go undercover as an Ultramarine and become known The Savior of Clath, might be an interesting story there.
Drukhari are more likely. They helped the Tau once, then tricked the Tau into giving them members of their own race. The next battle they saw that the Drukhari had turned the members into horrific altered abominations known as "grotesques". Aeldari on the other hand are unlikely to intervene in other races conflicts due in part to them actually realizing their race is so near extinction.
These could make an interesting army on the tabletop.
I think the biggest question here is how such a hostile xenos species, practically on Terra's doorstep, hasn't been annihilated? Their stated intent to eventually expand into the core of human controlled space should be seen as nothing less than a deceleration of war against the Imperium.
They are extremely populous and technologically advanced. Inquisition worry if they should ever learn faster than light travel then they would become Tyranid level threat
Q'orl should be the next Xenos faction.
We need to catch up on the existing factions but yes, we need Q'orl as a new faction.
Hints in the 9th ed rule book of The Hrudd being the next xenos playable faction
There is still chance of Aeldari controling Q'orl queen to create something, since there are tunnels in Webway that can make travelers go back in time. This should be rare, though, and would not be craftworld eldar doing it, but Harlequin who realize deep about Chaos and Webway map.
May someone explain to me how the hell I can not find the dn music he uses in his intros!?!?!
Edit:
Nvm I'm jist a idiot and have been watching too many of his older videos.
Edit 2:
The damn link gose only to stringstorks channel and not the actual video with the damn music... I feel luk this day wants to make me hate myself for such small inconveniences
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@@40KTheories holy sweet bajesus i was not expecting you to arrive here sir, I... Well im a bit spech less but I thank you from the bottom of my eye of terror for that, I would have found it if I searched longer but I thank you regardless
Dang YT, never got notified of this.
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You want to know what I think? I think we just found out what the dread guardian of the black library is
Aeldari diplomacy. (regardless of which of them they are)
never heard of this guys, and they're relatively close to terra from the looks of it. surprised they haven't gotten steam rolled yet.
They may not be warp capable, but 1v1 Q'orl ships beat imperium ships likely. There may also be warpstorms in the way.
I still believe that the Eldar have a Old One living with them who could do such genetic experimenting. Maybe their "Laughing God" of course any living Old One does not mean that they are not extinct as a species, just a lone survivor hanging around their creation, the Aeldari.
Could be abnormal humans or more likely maybe strong space pirate/trader faction raiding for riches?
Though somehow the idea of the Drukhari is most.. disturbingly pleasing and grimdark..
The parallels to real biological precedent is always welcome.
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They will steal... um liberate that aswell.
Dead xenos, good xenos. Xenos killing xenos is a win for Imperium. And a cheapest one, to add to that.
My bet is that it were Harlequins who took the Queen in order to create yet another army to defend the Black Library.
I heard something about possibly the Q’orl Queen was used to make the Tau Ethereals, or something of that sort.
That was adressed. It is impossible
What if the ethral Tau are just flash bodies piloted by elder so stones???
If that was the case, one would assume a soul stone was discovered when that one Ethereal was dissected by the Ordo Xenos.
@@40KTheories noT if it's ether a new type of soul stone or if it was removed defore hand.
I also like the idea that the ethral head crystals my be nano tech for the golden age. I tiny pice of some men of iron AI . Tho as powerful as golden age AI is I think the soul stone one is more likely
This made me wonder...
Drukhari farming queen eggs? For military enforcement? For torture?
Wait a minute. Why don't Drukhari farm creatures like it is in the Matrix?
For Omelette
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Man that's the Drukhari
No mention of Harlequins?
For the greater good.
What happened to the Q'Orl? Matt Ward.
I cant believe the imperium havent purged these damn bugs
A purge is harder than it seems. The imperium can't afford to spend too much effort on any one from t
Belisarius Q'orl
GW "an interesting Xenos race?.......KILL IT"
Dark Eldar. *Easily* Dark Eldar.
They don't stand a chance against the tyranids.
Sounds like the drukhari wanted to cross breed with Tyranids that wouldn't be under the control of the hive mind
i like them
Three words genestealers, Tirranids, chronos
Maybe the space elves are looking are for a slav- I mean “ally” species.
Wouldn’t be the first time.
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💀 no step on snek! 🇺🇸🇭🇰
Ultramarines easy always the answer didn’t even have to watch the video.
Ah yes
Q'Orl = Tyrannids?
Magpies. Definitely Magpies.
Xenos filth