@@spaceman6463 while I wouldn't say that he is the "only" smart one in 40k, he is easily one of the top 6 humans (excluding the Emperor of course). My top 6 contenders include Alpharius, Omegon, Horus, Corvus, Malcador, and the grandmaster from the officio assassinorum during the Emergence of the beast during M32
I suspect he got the idea for his legions icon while on the toilet. "If it's good enougth to stop me falling into the bog it's good enougth to be on my banners" lol
@@GrimDarkNarrator he most Certainly did, Lorgar wrote the book on faith and hope. The same book and faith, that held back the darkness, while the Primarchs and the Emperor faltered. The true Irony is that Lorgar may have doomed the galaxy... And saved it for all time... Perhaps Hope is truely the gravest pain, for it makes us endure all the others till we are but dust. "Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment."
I got a question which i can't really find an answer for. After the Horus Heresy the Realm of Ultramar was reduced from 500 worlds to just around 13 star systems. The rest were given away to successor chapters or independent administration. Does "independent administration" mean that they lost all ties to Ultramar and became normal imperial worlds, with all the downsides of that? Or could they keep doing things the Ultramar-style? I try to build an own star systems with lore and everything and i want it to make sence within the wider story. Thanks in advance.
Pretty much most worlds that were formerly of Ultramar and were given over to the Ultramarines successor chapter kept being "Ultramar-style". That's because many Ultramarine successors were pretty much copies of the Ultramarines themselves and did things the same way. This extended to how they governed the worlds they were responsible for.
@@GrimDarkNarrator Thank you for your answer. What i want to do is, having the planet eventually become a homeworld for a new Primaris Space Marines Chapter after the Plague Wars. Where they come in, safe the day and be rewarded with the planet thier homeworld. So prior to that, it was not a Adeptus Astartes Homeworld. After the Heresy only 100.000 Ultramarines were left, which is not enough to make a full chapter for every former Ultramar world, correct? I was looking for a similar world as a breakpoint, first part of Ultramar, then not, but i could not find any. If its a normal imperial world, i figure out some problems with the imperial tithe, uprisings and stuff like that.
Most of them were focused on just conquering stuff and moving on. They knew that the Imperium would move in and incorporate the planet into their government. Either that or they didn't care, since their job was done.
GrimDark Narrator SEND IN THE NEXT BEST THING! Space-marines! When I’ve say the best thing: I’ve meant that for the money wised. Not power of effectiveness. Besides Kriegs are more cheaper to develop.
![Return of the Noble Lord of Ultramar | ROBOUTE GUILLIMAN - [The Remembrancer]](/img/n.gif)
Roboute guilliman is my favourite character in 40k
You must be a hoot at parties. *yawn*
MrBman956
Sure am just like the only smart character in 40k
@@spaceman6463 while I wouldn't say that he is the "only" smart one in 40k, he is easily one of the top 6 humans (excluding the Emperor of course). My top 6 contenders include Alpharius, Omegon, Horus, Corvus, Malcador, and the grandmaster from the officio assassinorum during the Emergence of the beast during M32
17mindgate
Cool man I was being hyperbolic but he is up there
Great video as always. Ultramarines are still my favorite since the days of the Compendium book.
Nice to hear :)
I suspect he got the idea for his legions icon while on the toilet. "If it's good enougth to stop me falling into the bog it's good enougth to be on my banners" lol
ROFL 😂😂
In the Grim darkness of the far future... There is Hope.
Lorgar had a few things to say about that.
@@GrimDarkNarrator he most Certainly did, Lorgar wrote the book on faith and hope.
The same book and faith, that held back the darkness, while the Primarchs and the Emperor faltered.
The true Irony is that Lorgar may have doomed the galaxy...
And saved it for all time...
Perhaps Hope is truely the gravest pain, for it makes us endure all the others till we are but dust.
"Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment."
Ah yes... the mighty papa smurf & and the honorable toilet seat.
I was wondering when we'd get to Gar-oute Stu-lliman
EDIT: 2nd part?! Thanks for letting me know about the 1st part UA-cam. Your UI is flawless.
At least now you have 2 to watch.
Robot Giliman.
*Rowboat Girlyman
@@punishedbearzerker5400 *Reboot Gorillaman
I wish more people knew that the Ultramarines were named after Ultramar, which is it's self named after the color ultramarine blue.
Isn’t Ultramar the Portuguese’s overseas Empire from Brazil?
Ultra mar being “beyond the sea” I think.
I got a question which i can't really find an answer for. After the Horus Heresy the Realm of Ultramar was reduced from 500 worlds to just around 13 star systems. The rest were given away to successor chapters or independent administration. Does "independent administration" mean that they lost all ties to Ultramar and became normal imperial worlds, with all the downsides of that? Or could they keep doing things the Ultramar-style? I try to build an own star systems with lore and everything and i want it to make sence within the wider story. Thanks in advance.
Pretty much most worlds that were formerly of Ultramar and were given over to the Ultramarines successor chapter kept being "Ultramar-style". That's because many Ultramarine successors were pretty much copies of the Ultramarines themselves and did things the same way. This extended to how they governed the worlds they were responsible for.
@@GrimDarkNarrator Thank you for your answer. What i want to do is, having the planet eventually become a homeworld for a new Primaris Space Marines Chapter after the Plague Wars. Where they come in, safe the day and be rewarded with the planet thier homeworld. So prior to that, it was not a Adeptus Astartes Homeworld. After the Heresy only 100.000 Ultramarines were left, which is not enough to make a full chapter for every former Ultramar world, correct? I was looking for a similar world as a breakpoint, first part of Ultramar, then not, but i could not find any. If its a normal imperial world, i figure out some problems with the imperial tithe, uprisings and stuff like that.
Roboute Guliman..😬 The Primarch who overstepped his authority with breaking the Legions..Fulgrim took care of Guliman lmao 😂😂
To be fair, Dorn did a good job showing why we maybe shouldn't have those anymore. Cough iron cage cough
He's back though.
@@Mr.Mosquito89 the whole Horus Heresy did it to
I always wondered why many of his brothers didnt build relms of their own. Like really Fulgrim and the lion wouldnt build kingdoms?
Most of them were focused on just conquering stuff and moving on. They knew that the Imperium would move in and incorporate the planet into their government. Either that or they didn't care, since their job was done.
@@GrimDarkNarrator well see what happens when the lion comes back
First to say another great video, please don’t forget that like for GDN, Emperors blessings to you All
Thank you!
DEUS VULT! Send the Kriegs!
Might be that Krieg wasn't even colonized at that point :D
GrimDark Narrator SEND IN THE NEXT BEST THING! Space-marines! When I’ve say the best thing: I’ve meant that for the money wised. Not power of effectiveness. Besides Kriegs are more cheaper to develop.