GUILLIMAN REVEALS THE AELDARI! IS HE PLAYING A DANGEROUS GAME? 

What's a laspulse rifle? Something "borrowed" from the Tau?

@@Matihood1 It's like a lasrifle, but better

@@Matihood1 Yah- some made-up contraption that would not hold up as 100% terran under scrutiny ^_^

Lol

Im so so sooo mad Imperial guards are such shit. Really, really good weapons vs humans.....sucks against everything, NO *LITERALLY * everything else, while not set on "high".

if history has taught us anything it's you can't trust eldar, it might start out nice and civil but one day your gonna come home and find some devious eldar beating your cat off with sandpaper in front of the entire population of his applauding and cheering craft world.

@@drgonzo305 but they have more than enough problems with Slaanesh and are not a threat to the might of the imperium and there technology is superior and it’s only a certain sect of the race who I think can be trusted but sure be careful as he seems to be doing

Gulliman is right tho, if Imperium wants, they can ruined Aeldari, if a few Valhallan Regiments can fight Aeldari forces from craft world Biel-tan to a stalemate, if even Imperium itself almost manage to destroy an Aeldari Craftworld with only sector wide mustering( only saved when chad prince Uriel came and talk to imperial forces that the raid against imperial shipments are being conducted by dark aeldar and not them) Than The Imperium are indeed capable to ruin Aeldari races and their remaining craftworlds in real space ( aside from dark eldar in commoragh)

@@drgonzo305 You can say exactly the same but with fire for the Ecclesiarchy. All the factions are fucked up in some way lol

HERESY ! You have been corrupted by the Xenos and their pointy ears and dexterous busy fingers !

Orkz would agreed with this.

That could cause a lot of different problems because then every dickhead who thinks that they're important enough would want a personal one on one with big E.

Lmao the best part is if they did go to Big E they’d just fucking incinerate from his psychic light.

laughs in inquisition and ecclesiarchy

indeed, the secrets and lies are what brought magnus low.

Wrong. Emepror wasn't wrong. He was pretty close to win and is now.

​@@jakelucid9650The two best psykers keeping psyker training and knowledge to themselves and leaving magnus alone with his great power to figure it out on his own. He could feel chaos every second of his life, but the emp and malc just let his curiosity fester without explaining the full picture. Honestly, I'm surprised he lasted that long

​@@skywillfindyouHe was very wrong on many things. The Khan even contemplated that Horus would have been a better emperor(this was before erebus and malcador Fd him up)

i think the custodes are totally raedy to fight guilliman if they see it as necessary, i dont think they percieve him as an extension of the emperor, hes part of humanity so he is an ally but they serve only the emperor and would not hesitate to fight annyone else

@@ReconCrusader Yeah except Emps hasn't told them anything for 10,000 years

True. Aren't space Marines in general like "shadow banned" from even walking on Terra?

@@jrr7031 That sounds accurate, the only exception being the Gray Knights of course. Not sure if that's the rule anymore though. In Dark Imperium, a bunch of Primaris showed up along with that weird chapter whose name I forget.

@@maxstr yea i thought it was cuz all the literal chaos they caused. Of course Grey knights.....I mean youre supposed to be mind wiped if you even see them anyway ....

@Kalldr Killing anyone can strenghten Khorne. It's the worship that really matters.

@Rill It's always possible, but they could just start slipping away again on their craftworlds. And the second they are allowed to properly settle even let's say a dozen Maiden Worlds - a dozen fully populated Maiden Worlds would represent probably a 10-100 fold increase in the total number of eldar, and a similar increase in the amount of eldar industry available. It would be a very asymmetric fight and the Imperium would struggle to win it unless they formed and dedicated several Legiones Astartes (not chapters but legions) to just that one task.

A three way non aggression pact. Imperium,eldar and Tau would bring stability across multiple fronts. Yeah the usual back stabbing and such but Guilleman may see the stability of others plus his mind set on governing

I don’t think it’s impossible to add the Tau and Necron to that alliance. The silent king seemed pretty reasonable when dante met him

​@@BC-vg3zfIf you get the more reasonable necron on board then Warhammer 40k would be more like warhammer fantasy old world where most races are largely at peace

I mean if he's still intent on wiping all Xenos out so that humanity is completely dominant in the galaxy, the whole "All Eldar need to die for Ynnead to come back, who then kills Slaanesh and then revives the Eldar" stuff sounds pretty handy, especially if someone were to cut Ynnead off from reviving the Eldar right after killing Slaanesh. One entire really strong race less to worry about, one Chaos God gone and if the other Eldar gods could be killed, surely so can Ynnead somehow. Then again, I wouldn't see such a plot to be up Guilliman's alley, more like something Alpharius Omegon would do, huh?

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And he will die in the same evening, lol

Yep, Eldrad and the Emperor are friends

No, he warned Fulgrim, not Guilliman.

I believe it was Ferrus Manus. During an assault in the desert. Where his sons bionics were being psychically controlled by a conclave of eldar farseers/warlocks. During the fighting Ferrus Manus falls through the sand into a cave network below. Where he has a clash with a greater deamon, wins, and then has an audience with Eldrad. Eldrad warns him of the coming heresy, but Ferus refuses to even consider his claims since he is a filthy alien. And a tricksy Eldar alien no less. This goes to explain why Fulgrim got the jump on him, and then also why he was so incredibly pissed of and suicided himself in the end. He was extra pissed off because he was warned!

@@jamesespinosa690 Eldrad for sure warned Fulgrim, but didnt belive and instead attacked him. Ironicall is, he was warned twice by Eldrad and Kurz

@@macshadow1150 Which book was it?

Yeah you noted soemthing I’m not seeing a lot say, the fact that aeldari survived this encounter made them all guilty of heresy for collaborating with filthy xenos. To even report this to the Ordo Xenos for official sanction would require these powerful men to say “yes and after the xenos came in I totally sat there and did nothing about it!”

What would the Lion think? ‘If’ he is the next loyal primarch, could make for some interesting dynamics within the imperium

This is after Guilliman met with the Big E, and Custodes were present at the announcement, so I completely agree this is an all-in decision angling to webway tech that could either cap or repair the Terran portal. Aside from the larger strategic objective for protected Imperial webway travel, that one act on Terra could reignite a golden age of the Imperium with a living Emperor at it's head... so that's not going to happen.

How convenient the older, smarter, faster, taller, and more pointy eared humans need the humans for their survival

RG: "I am the emperors son, say no one more time to me and I will erase 3 generations of your bloodline.: Problem solved.

It is sound stupid becouse it against whole Waha plot.

So basically both sides are tied

I would like that

@@davidburnett5049 I like to to as humans have someone to talk to

It's called bad writing to force diversity

@@benren7305 is it? Surely it’s bad writing to just keep an extremely stale setting that doesn’t move at all? Maybe if RG didn’t return you could have your stagnant and collapsing empire that further damages itself due to its xenophobic attitude (which is also a pro diversity message surely?) With RG at the helm using his demigod brain he should be able to see the way things are going, there will need to be an alliance now Chaos has cut the galaxy in half with that storm or whatever, tyranids getting ever closer (the current incursions are just a tiny bit of the hive apparently) and the necrons doing their thing. How they handle the writing is a better thing to be worried about but the setting does need to move forward and making things less one dimensional will also be nice

Guilliman is simply following his father's example

Well, at least one Primarch got q girlfriend

Gulliman clapping Yvraine Emperor clapping Isha

"Love cannot bloom, it is not an Ork." An Inquisitor, probably

Like Father like Son.

Nice joke, lol. Imperium survived 12 k years with I and church work and now clow manager from 21 cenctuary return to only ruin, lol

@@user-fv1kh7ku3v I found the inquisition spy 👀

That's actually exactly the move someone as politically adept as Papa Smurf would make. It's not some nasty surprise that comes out leading to the idea he is being manipulated by the Eldar as the so often do while remaining in the shadows. This says "here they are. I'm in charge".

Main diffrence between him and Emp, he doesnt want to keep secrets from his underlings, simply seeking the best way to do this

Awesome

Wait. I know that The Great Enemy isn’t known about by the Imperium at large, but I could have sworn all Astartes were aware of it…

There’s a reason the first guard their secrets. Azrael knew a greater demon’s true name… lol i’d say the GK aint the only ones knowledgeable about the ruinous powers

@Diego Mejia the first is the first. They are privy to yhings thatd see em burn from the inquisition

@Diego Mejia lol well to be fair the DA have the kinda shit that’d erase most things out of existence.

He barely just got resurrected for what, a millenia? While the rot of war, corruption, the inquisition, the ecclisiarchy, and the forces of xenos and chaos run free and rampant. He needs all the wins and help that he can get.

Ruining the setting

@@DaniMol the inquisition is garbage and not needed

eldar aren't great to ask for help against choas....their 2 biggest interactions with the warp are the birth of a god that wants to eat their souls and the enslaver plague using them as doors to attack the universe. The Eldar are good at manipulating orks and to lesser extent Nids

*loads Bolter*

I’d rather see the second loyalist primarch to be someone who doesn’t fit so neatly into a revived imperial structure. If someone like Dorn or LJ come back, it’s too clean: RG does the politics and administration while the other is the warmaster. I’d rather see someone like The Kahn come next - his tactics aren’t a clear fit, his strengths aren’t a symbiotic fit. He’d have to take on both a caretaking/rebuilding role as well as a more traditional offensive/defensive role instead of just using speed. And with him being so unknowable, it would create greater character development and a more interesting relationship between the brothers. JMO though.

I want both Corvus and Vulkan back

@@DAAllan82 Is it really? How do you think Dorne is going to react to Guilliman have a chapter that is well beyond the limits imposed by him? The man has proven himself in the defense of Terra, held off multiple primarchs and their armies as well as the forces of chaos, only to be told that hey buddy thanks for all that, and your scrifices and all, but we need you to fuck off now and break up the greatest team of engineers and builders we have because even though you've proven your loyalty beyond anyone else, you can't be trusted because... reasons. If any Primarch is going to have issues with Papa Smurf it's going to be Big D.

Never connected isha to the resurrection of the emperor! Very smart

Possibly not. The Necrons want to completely block the Warp's influence in the universe - last I knew, at least - and that would likely annihilate the Eldar and destroy any number of humans. The galaxy relies on the Warp in many ways. Navigators, for example, and the Eldar are intensely powerful psykers. Losing those connections in a short space of time would be catastrophic

@@worgen65 And Guilliman may surmise that their long-term goals are the lesser threat to humanity's survival. A non-aggression treaty would at least make sure that Necron and Imperial guns are both pointed at the more immediate threats instead of each other. They don't have to be friends or even allies.

@@MightyGalvatron I don't disagree. My thing is the Necrons may be slow, but with their goal of cutting off the Warp, any delay would help them. If they cut off the Warp, they would become impossible to stop. It's their only weak point. Outside of blowing their Tomb Worlds to pieces with Exterminatus weapons, but there are - presumably - so many that even Szarekh hasn't found yet. Plus, some dynasties would be able to strike the Imperials with near impunity, such as Suhbekhar or maybe Oruscar. Or the dynasty that blows them up, more likely. Every second they get helps them infinitely more than their "allies"

I love how I'm willing to write paragraphs on this stuff but am comparatively useless in other lines of discussion XD

Just judging by his general size, and the size of her badonkadonk, quite loudly, I assume.

I mean guilleman, the lord commander himself, working with Xenos is very different than the blood angel and Necron temporary team up, or working with the Tau to fight the Tyranids. Those and all other team ups have been short lived, in the moment team ups born of desperation and the need to survive. Using the kroot or Orcs as expendable warriors is not the same as an alliance. This is a whole different thing The lord commander having a member of the Eldar in his circle, and actively coordinating long term strategies with them is going to have a much much bigger impact. The imperium will see Guilleman as a heretic and depending on how the wider imperium finds out, could lead to Guilleman needing to remove the inquisition and Ecclesiarchy from power. They will not see reason and they will not obey him when what he’s doing not only goes against their “god” but also threatens their own grip on power. The implications of this alliance of sorts could be good or bad in the long term, but regardless of what theme it takes, the impact will be massive in a way no other alliance in history could be.

@@ianharrison5758 In those days the last alliance of Elves and Men joined to fight the great enemy, to assault Barad'ur

@@ianharrison5758 Considering the massive influx of chaos into the galaxy it seems appropriate for an alliance of races on the "order" side of things. The reaction being anything other than "Given how fucked things are we can use any help we can get (for now) is the typical destruction of common sense the setting seems to engage in far too often.

@@hawk4192 we can see in real life that some people are too ignorant , bigoted or hyper religious to accept anything outside their beliefs, even if cooperation is clearly the better option. While it will definitely get taken to a grim dark extreme, the galaxy reacting very poorly to the alliance is not an unrealistic response. It’s not like the emperor not being able to kill Horus after he literally doomed mankind, because he loved him too much. That’s a complete breakdown of common sense. The imperium is beyond hyper religious, ignorant, bigoted, indoctrinated and anti-intellectual. It’s illegal to even invent anything new, even a well educated nobleman or governor will be completely under the thumb of the imperial cult. The average citizen will not be able to logically just get over their life long indoctrination, not unless the threat immediate, and the second the threat is gone, the indoctrination will take hold again. The imperium has been brainwashing its people for longer than human civilization in real life has even existed. The notions of Xenophobia, Anti-intellectualism and Religious extremeism is literally the entire basis of its society. Only in the most desperate times do people that blind suddenly see. Obviously not every imperial citizen is like that. Some of the highest levels of nobility, Planetary Governors, and the top ranks of the Military would definitely see the wisdom in this alliance, but even the common soldier would not. The inquisition and Ecclesiarchy are a mixed bag. Some have a lot more nuance in their beliefs than others but as a whole, they will not like this. The reaction the imperium has will defend on how many know it’s going on. If the whole galaxy found out at once it would be… very very very bad. If the right people in the right positions can keep it hush hush till the alliance sees its end, then we’re all good.

All part of the Emperors plan to secure the webway so he can acquire Eldar hookers

youre right, but at the same time the imperium is full of religious zealots that could one day worship guilliman as a literal son of god but the next day consider that hes the enemy and that even tho he might appear similar to the emperor thats just a test of faith put there by the emperor himself to see if they are worthy or something, i mean when guilliman raises monarchia lorgar at first considers it a test of faith, during the age of apostasy (idk if thats how its written but you know the one with goge vandire) the sisters of battle almost came to blows with the custodes just because a single man with no more relation to the emperor than anyone else made them velibe the custodes themselves were heretics, i dont think annyone in the guard is gonna atack guilliman, obviously not the custodes, but the eclisiarchy is pretty scary to me they might just go full schizo and declare a war on the rest of the imperium that follows guilliman

I think the Eldar specifically attacked humanity in its hour of weakness during the Age of Darkness and exacerbated their problems. The emperor remembers this and declared the Eldar a high priority enemy

@@joeblazer3429 It's weird, because during the time of the Age of Darkness the eldar were entirely uninterested in humanity. They were at the height of their empire's collapse, and were actively imploding in on themselves with whole planets falling into cannibalistic depravity and the craftworlds taking to the furthest reaches of the stars (Exodites had already left centuries if not millennia before). The eldar did not breach human space--humans likely breached aeldari space in their galaxy-spanning colonization attempts before the Warp went haywire and locked them all down. What Old Night humans might have faced of the eldar would be insane, pleasure-seeking marauders as the Aeldari Empire's actual military was entirely automated and unstoppably efficient (they'd been militaristically unmatched for tens of millions of years, after all). When Slaanesh was born and his birth-scream ripped the souls from 99.9% of all aeldari in the galaxy, the Warp finally calmed. The Eye of Terror opened, and the Emperor set about mopping up Terra to begin his Great Crusade to reunite humanity. The eldar weren't lying in wait for humans to be weak, they had their own massive problems and what attacked human-claimed worlds were likely little more than wandering pleasure-seekers. As for current 40k, the eldar attack humanity the same way they've always attacked them: drukhari & corsair raids, with dips from Asuryani & harlequins here and there where Maiden Worlds or the like are threatened. The "eldar" are not a monolith, and the Craftworlds have no more control over what Commorragh does than the Imperium has control over what Chaos-tainted humans do. Corsairs are independent pirates. Even down to individual craftworlds, they function as entirely independent worldship-states who rarely actually agree and work together.

@@wendigo835 not a warhammer historian, but one of the videos I watched talked about dark eldar raiding some planet at the that time i think

I don't know if the eldars are pretty to look at. As far as I know, they have unnaturally slender figures.

@@Matihood1 depends on where you look, but yes, they need more meat on their bones

I'm not exactly a Guilliman fan, but I think he catches a bad rep and is underestimated a lot. Sure he isn't the best fighter but his other logical and logistical abilities are terrifying. He is all about the bigger picture, something pretty unique among the Primarchs. Very much his fathers son in that aspect. Saying that the Emperor didn't have that much of a problem with the Eldar, being pen-pals of a sort with Eldrad so I think Gman is taking a better with them than against them appraoch.

@@rankcolour8780 The other Primarchs are good at fighting and leading but leading Society especially one that literally questioned a Primarch openly to his face and view him as a issue to their schemes? I would not want to imagine the Lion or Russ being the first one to find this mess.

@@Subject_Keter Their solution would no doubt be a much more fatal and bloody mess. Both of them were perhaps the Emperors most reliable weapons and while they are both genius level intelligences they are weapons of utter destruction 1st and foremost. Again not to belittle Gmans powers at war, but they are all built differently and in a way Gman - the less terrifying warrior- is far more terrifying in the 40k setting for his ability to outplay everyone and everything without cutting everyone's head off.

@@Subject_Keter Russ would have started a civil war. The Lion would have started one, won it, then carried on with afternoon.

Then he would be like his father wouldn’t he. Plus the eldar would have plans to curse mankind anyway

A Xenos being so high up the imperial command chain is unheard of

@@RayFog1 Unheard of or not, to any of his political opponents he has support of Custodes (Voice of the Emperor), St. Celestine (Emperor's something or other). has spoken to the Emperor, and is the son of the Emperor. Sure, we the readers know some of this is sus (or are being led to some being sus), but the average Imperium higher ups have zero clue. Custodes are not gonnna gossip and neither is St. Celestine. That is what I do not get about any of this. There are so many awesome directions stories could go in the current setting, why are they trying to hard to fabricate Game of Thrones type drama?

Dog this is warhammer 40k, literally every where you look is paranoia and suspiscion. Its why the Lamenters are still looked at as traitors, or why even those that talked to the emperor are looked at with contempt "what does he know about the god emperor, im more faithful then he is"

Because stupid drama and grimdark just for grimdark. No need to find logic here.

@@kccustodes2618 I guess ten thousand years of xenophobic indoctrination, makes breaking the news to people weren’t around during the Great Crusade a bit more dangerous, especially now that the ecclesiarchy is so powerful.

Like 7th Edition’s allies matrix?

I think that would really cool! Team battles incoming! Lol

Good point

I'm still convinced that Wolf Lord Rho is actually an undercover Ork. 🙃

I fink so too. One of the great forty fousand channels.

Cant F-ing wait for my next Fix of Rho

Other primarchs are an example of "motherless behavior with Daddy issues" 😂

Elder and dark elder though is the problem. The imperium commanders see one race and don't forget about the elder pirate princes outside of both.

From where is this? New to the 40k universe but those two has always caught my attention.

I think so did Fulgrim...? Or was it Magnus? One of the other traitors was "warned" by Eldrad but they freaked out instead of actually listening to his words.

@@dac314 fulgrim

@@pepperjack3777 for a dude who can see the future, Eldrad picked the wrong Primarch to approach about the coming Heresy.

@@dac314 yeah that's usually the main issue that comes up when you talk about a character that can see the future " oh why didn't they see that coming?" And the usual response is well they didn't get the whole picture only parts of it.

Also, he should have brought Gabriel Angelos, chapter master of the Blood Ravens, in on this. His multiple dealings with the Aeldari could help with the situation.

I found it funny that the high lords thought that they could topple a primarch.

@@LoganSearles Why should they not. The amount of influence the High Lords wielded is immense. They had alot of recources and the biggest nugget they has is that Primarchs have died before. Their best hope was the assasination of Konrad Curze. That was 1 assasin. On Terra they had a few dozen. A full chapter of proven Astartes killers in the Minotaurs and the will to use them. I think the ruthless political accumen Guilliman possesed was something they did not expect. I feel the High Lords expected a general, a warrior but not much more. Not to mention most stories of the Primarchs by M41 are intensely blown up, Guilliman probably being the exception in that he can live up to his legend. And no being in 10,000 years has met a Primarch, so believing that they can be dealt with, dispite their immense abillities is not a far flung conclusion.

@@thijshagenbeek8853 Fair, but the thing about Konrad is that he let the assassin kill him. She didn’t fight him. It was more of an assisted suicide.

@@LoganSearles True. But it is not the how, but the outcome that matters. The fact a mortal assasin 'could' kill a Primarch. It may have taken a 100. But you just need 1 lucky shot. And in terms of numbers, the High Lords had plenty.

That’s the problem I think the 40k lore writers face. If they write the lore to have a hopeful progression then it doesn’t become grimdark enough and 40k loses it’s dark and gothic appeal. If they write a lore to be too hopeless then it’s becomes boring as well.

Can't have too much success for the forces of order and hope when you need eternal war to sell miniatures

@@grimgoreironhide9985 Honestly, and you might think I'm lame for this. I kind of hope (if warhammer whateverK ever does finish) it goes in the opposite direction of Warhammer Fantasy and lets order take the dub. I know it would ruin the grimdark for a lot of longterm fans, so I understand if they don't. But I think the horrific struggle that Warhammer 40K has been could make humanity's salvation and triumph all the sweeter in the end. It would make me feel hella good at least, lol.

Yes and no. He would merely begin reverting the Emperor back towards his normal levels of power, which at he is still one of the most potent psychic forces in existence

He cant, lol. He is not Emperor for this, lol

week of khaine?

😂😂😂😂

Your not a fan

Yes, someone said it! You are correct! Guillaman would definitely make an alliance with the Tau rather than fight them. Keep in mind that the Tau didn't exist during the Great Crusade. Now they are here as a Great Power I bet he will make some sort of treaty with them. Maybe something like that with the League of Vaulton as well

I think he said "self appointed" because the high lords more or less were meant to do governmental work, and there weren't exactly many witnesses (that weren't castodes) to his disscusion with emps.