ANGRON | Eater of Worlds by Warrior Tier - Livestream Reaction 

I bet this has been said before but it would've been such a beautiful change of fate if before the nails were implanted, guilliman had gone on a quest to physically visit and inspect each world in ultramar. He ends up on nuceria and the high riders try kissing his ass by bringing him to the arena where he gets this weird feeling. A giant gladiator comes out and they both look at each other. Guilliman jumps down and approaches him to the confusion of the crowd and says only one word, "Brother?". He then turns to the high riders and says "You enslaved my brother?". They free the slaves and destroy the high riders and secure angrons loyalty and love to guilliman and eventually the emperor.

Wish you all the best, Boss! You deserve it!

2:00:52 - So that cap hides more than a balding head. Old Man has the Nails too it seems! 😆

R.I.P Mago. Dude tried to save his legion and primarch.

🧡🟠 Which alternate Heresy Angron is better? In the sense is it better Angron who is healed from the butcher's nails or Angron who never had the butcher's nails (example Blood Angels)? He who looks like a barbarian gladiator but is actually a rock of discipline and valor worthy for the World Eaters (and the Emperor)? (The Crimson Slaughter certainly doesn't need butcher's nails to create an ocean of blood) With his warriors, then finally with his sons, Angron manages to liberate the world of Nuceria and become its ruler. It would be clearer to say that: Angron is saved and raised by the village of the city of Desh'ea and then sells himself as a gladiator planning its conquest and liberation, neither he nor Oenomaus receive the butcher's nails but they are still forced to fight with Angron who gives an honorable death to his dear mentor, then (recruiting more villagers and soldiers over time) in the last battle the Emperor decides to send the World Eaters to defend Angron and his gladiators (recognizing potential new forces for his XII Legion) and subsequently, with all medical science, heal the heads of the surviving men. A good example is Vladus Barca himself (practically the loyalist version of Angron). And the World Eaters choose to repaint parts of themselves red to honor the title (and above all the sacrifice) of their father: the Lord of the Red Sands. Precisely as an example the Blood Angels, since the World Eaters of Angron do not suffer from the butcher's nails they still suffer from a kind of mental torment, the Blood Voice, which forces the most affected to shed enormous blood in order to gain some respite (of course the Librarians, using the Primarch's empathic psychic power, try their best to heal everyone). Angron also lived alongside ferocious predators, the wild Wolves of Nuceria (hard-skinned beasts), before being taken by the people of the village. And just like the Iron Hands with the Bulls of Medusa, the Dark Angels with the Lions of Caliban and the Space Wolves with the Wolves of Fenris, the World Eaters learn to build a bond with the creatures of their home planet. Another good possibility is this! Oenomaus had already freed Desh'ea and ruled House Thal'kyr, then after hearing about the boy named Angron, raised first by wolves and then by villagers, he decides to recruit him among his gladiators, seeing him as their hope. Angron thus grows well becoming a just adult, in a reborn city with a large army of strong warriors, successfully leading his valiant soldiers (and many others thanks to his empathic psychic power), with the title Lord of the Red Sands, against the tyrants (witnessing the tragic but honorable death of his father figure in the last battle), ultimately becoming the Gladiator King, powerful ruler of all Nuceria. Some time after the planet's pacification Angron meets the Emperor, this time voluntarily embracing his place as son, Primarch and father of the XII Legion of War Wolves (World Eaters), officially making Nuceria their homeworld. Or maybe even this: all the cities of Nuceria are already free and governed by several Gladiator Kings (the bloody slavery just a bad memory), who over time see the rise of the wolf Angron Thal'kyr as a sign of a worthy ruler (and future worthy Primarch)! (The path like that of Sanguinius)

Question Boss, it's come to my attention that the Imperium of 41st/42nd millenium believe that there were only 9 Primarchs; so would you mind explaining what current day Imperials belive the Horus Heresy was and Chaos Space Marines are?

I said it on WarriorTier's channel, I'll say it again: _This shouldn't be free._ *It's THAT good.* I wasn't surprised you knew about the project, nor the stellar cast; but I laughed out loud hearing Valrak in there (his voice is somehow funny to me 😂❤)

Damn!! Kharn took his ass whooping like a man

Eldar is always thinking they now better but when it comes to angron they was digging they on gravstoon

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Would very much so love to see you react to Fear Within The Imperium of Man - A Story Of Despair by DasRatStories soon though!

Was there a loyalist primarch besides sanguinius who wasn’t a tool?

Savant by Voxy and Void sometime soon i hope lol

BAHAHAHAHAHAH Lorgar is great.

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Angron's understanding of what it means to be a warrior is completely warped by the nails, and being a 'warrior' for sport. To much 'talk', to much 'diplomacy' ? A berserker that only exists to destroy is not a warrior, it is a rabid, brainless beast with no future. Part of Angron's tragedy was his failure to understand how being a warrior works, and why. It might not have been his fault, but this failure was still key in his failure.

Meaning no offense, but I think you have a gross misunderstanding of Lorgar and his motivations. He genuinely loved his brothers, but he was a victim of abuse and constant trauma. Kor Phearon and Erebus mentally abused and manipulated Lorgar to do as they wanted. During the Crusade he openly admits he doesn’t want to be a conqueror or warrior, he wants to be a builder. Someone that people can look up to and not see the blood coating their hands. Monarchia was considered the most beautiful city in the galaxy aside from terra, even Guilliman admitted he felt shame for destroying it. Lorgar built that, and his citizens were THE most loyal in the Imperium. The Emperor was wrong in how he handled the whole situation. Guilliman thinks about all of this in dark imperium. And about ascension, the Four don’t ascend their most useful real space minions for a reason. Fulgrim, Angron, and Mortarion were all ascended because they gods knew it would be easier to get them over the others (Perturabo told Nurgle to fuck off). When he was finally ascended, it was with the power of ALL FOUR gods, that only ever happened with belakor before. I get not liking him because he’s a villain, but let’s not forget how hard he was pushed into the role.

Arguably, Lorgar did nothing that was worse compared to what everyone else did. Lets assume Angron died a mortal...what about his soul? I very much doubt he would just have gone to a peaceful afterlife. Or to just go into the void. Thats not the kind of universe 40k is. He would likely still have been captured by Khorne, or his soul be feasted upon by demons. Ascension to a demonic demigod doesn't sound so bad in comparison really.