40k Newbies React to HELSREACH Parts 1 + 2 A Warhammer 40k Story by Richard Boylan 

GOD? Our Emperor, Our Glorious Golden Overlord, is not a mere god. He is a man and you, HERETIC, will address him as such. ALL HAIL THE MAN-EMPEROR OF MANKIND!

I like turtles...

@@twohorsesinamancostume7606 Ciaphas Cain! The Hero Of the Imperium! What brings you here, to the humble servants of the Emperor?

@@deathkorpstrooper8228 Turtles, obviously.

"Ave Imperator"

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Yea it's only real downside is some of the voice actors like every templar except the main character.

@@prind142 and some moves of the characters in animation looks a little bit silly.

I believe that the spacewolfs have an even older dreadnought, but I can't be sure

@@Joe-mz6ez Yeah Bjorn the Fell Handed who fought with Russ through part of the Great Crusade and the Horus Heresy which puts him over 10,000 years old but Dreadnoughts are kind of outside the norm.

No , there are many non drednought Astartes, who is more than 12000 years old - remember Fabius Bile and his boys + other traitors and even some not heretical space marine + we always have Sypher ! In this way you are wrong , we have many normal Astartes who is older than Dante + now Dante is 2500 years old because of plug wars and indomitus crusade !

@@dagonofthedepths even more - 12000 years old or even older

@@ddrozdov01 Well I was talking about non-Chaos influenced space marines or space marines that didn't spend long amounts of time in the warp or on daemon worlds. I feel Cypher falls under that category but nobody really knows. Bile physically isn't that old. Remember he has to change out his body every so often with clones to keep going. I also wouldn't count people that spent time in stasis or other types of time travel so I wouldn't include primaris marines in that. Dante was a kid in 452.M40 according to Dante (the book) so he is around 1,659 as of Plague War if the calendar is right (which it probably isn't).

No , there are many non drednought Astartes, who is more than 12000 years old - remember Fabius Bile and his boys + other traitors and even some not heretical space marine + we always have Sypher ! In this way you are wrong , we have many normal Astartes who is older than Dante + now Dante is 2500 years old because of plug wars and indomitus crusade !

@@ddrozdov01 Thats doesnt count due to warp fuckery. For example Talos Valcoran a Night Lords Veteran who was born on Nostramo and was a direct consultant of Konrad Curze himself was a veteran of both the Crusade and the Heresy. Yet while technically thousands upon thousands of years passed since the heresy ended, in reality the Heresy was just mere centuries ago for Talos. As in the warp time flows differently, even for individuals on the same ship. Fabius Bile is even a worse example to this, as he had his base of operations on one of the former Eldar core worlds and with that the heart of the Eye of Terror itself. Also Dante isnt 2500 years old. The Plague Wars was the conflict that Guilliman waged after the Indomitus Crusade ended. The 13th Black Crusade ended around 999 m41 The Indomitus Crusade ended 111 m42 Meaning only some 100 years after the 13th temper tantrum ended and the great rift tore the galaxys asshole in twain. Dante was born 447 m40, that makes dante around 1700 years old

Dmitry here is correct

@@TheHandofDestiny not really

@@powerflumi We're talking about oldest astartes here, traitors count my friend no matter how they achieve this they are still astartes

There is no human brain in a servoskull, that would make them the same as servitors which they aren't. The skull just acts as a housing for cybernetics and cogitators.

@@jonttul source? I am under the impression no true machines exist in the imperium. I have never read anything about the brains being removed during creation. I know they clean them and stick a cogitator and cybernetics inside, but removing the brain?

@@AG7292 Check any wiki article on servo skulls and you won't find any mention of there being a brain in there. But you can just logically deduce there isn't. Servo skulls are specifically made out of honoured dead servants of the Imperium so they can serve even in death, while servitors are alive, just lobotomized and cyberslaved. There's no living brain in a regular servo skull, though I see there is an exception with Corpus Mymir skull that houses the brain of a psyker at basic activity level, but that's a special case. And what do you mean by true machines? There's plenty of machines without organic parts in the imperium, especially with the Mechanicus. But if you mean AI, the Mechanicus dabbles in plenty of forbidden tech just by veiling it as machine spirits and such. But servo skulls are made for very simple tasks and act more as tools than anything else. They have no need for the intelligence of a human brain guiding them unlike servitors that are made for more complex and dynamic tasks.

@@jonttul I apologize in advance for the long reply lol, my inner nerd couldn't help himself. Lemme tell you why I disagree. I dont think you can logically imply there isnt a brain in servo skulls. I read the wikis, I listen to lore, I read the books and there is no mention of a brain being inside the servo skull, there is also nothing saying the brain is removed. This along with the lack of any real processing power in their tech suggests that a brain would be needed for a servo skull to function. The ability to understand commands, let alone carry them out. You can tell the servo skull to retrieve your hat and it will understand you, find the hat, fly over, grab it, and bring it back. Just the grav tech would require constant adjustment. Basic machinery exist in 40k, but nothing is autonomous. Even the stuff that appears autonomous is actually being controlled by techpriest that are linked to them through cybernetics. Nothing can operate without a “pilot” if you will. The Imperium doesnt do that kind of tech, they are too afraid of it. Secondly, I am of the opinion that not all servitors are servo skulls, but all servo skulls are a type of servitor. I understand that if I am incorrect about servo skulls having brain tissue inside them, they are definitely not servitors, but you know my opinion about that. Thirdly, It doesn't really matter. Like most 40k, what you believe is what is correct. That's why it's so vague. Rarely do we get any hard facts.

@BenjaminTheRogue There is not.

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@@ordakhan631 Brother, we meet again.

@@endousclarifroar3738 Brother!

@@ordakhan631 Helsreach was saved, but we suffered many casualties including some of our brothers. We lost Cadle, Neruvar, Bastillan, Priamus, Alterion, and many more, Reclusiarch Grimaldus survived but he seems to have changed. May our brothers find peace.

@@endousclarifroar3738 only in death dose duty ends + Grimaldus now became a primaries, so yes he has changed !

Even older some thunder warriors are still alive tho 15k years old.