I have to confess, rather than music I put you and LoreCrimes podcasts on when I go for a run. Keeps my mind interested and engaged whilst I’m moving, works way better than music! Keep up the great content mate.
@@fnkmastrbloopdebloop I just can’t focus with my music tastes. Often my music is very fast, so running to the best means I accelerate and run faster than I should, especially if I’m doing endurance runs. Something without rhythm doesn’t throw me off, hence why I listen to the lads.
Brother, when the last days of the Horus Heresy are finally chronicled (HH books) are you planning on elucidating our God Emperor of Mankind. And will our the Heroes and Villains of the heresy be updated as well?
i’ve been a dedicated blood angels collector/player/fan since day 1 but i’ve always liked guilliman, and after the fleshing out he got in the black library and forgeworld books i adore him
🟠 The Emperor (if the Molech event is not created by the Alpha Legion) once entered the Warp valiantly fought the Dark Gods with his faith and devotion, conquering within himself the last pure light that still shone in the dimension now consumed, becoming in fact the true and just God of humanity. Is it too much from the outset to show him aware that having religious faith in him is vital to defending against Chaos? I really think not. How does the Emperor, during the Council of Nikea, convince his sons of the importance of Librarians? Using as example Sanguinius and Lorgar Aurelian! Plus, to help Leman Russ and Corvus Corax understand. Since the Emperor is the God of Humanity, thanks to Lorgar Aurelian all of Colchis is freed and purified from the cult of Chaos (thanks to his colchisian crusaders led by the true and pious Erebus: Truth Bearers). Lorgar Aurelian is the one who then founds the Ecclesiarchy with his Crusader Order: the Frateris Militaris. Lorgar Aurelian is like Ascalon Troyes, equal to Rogal Dorn and Sanguinius! (Illuminarum is not a maul but a mace) If Rogal Dorn is the Latin Catholic then Lorgar Aurelian is the Greek Orthodox. And that's why the name of his Legion, the Word Bringers (Word Bearers + Truth Bringers). (Byzantine Crusader type) Primarch Ulysses II Legion Iron Snakes Homeworld Ithaka; Primarch Casmero XI Legion Silver Skulls Homeworld Varsavia. The Emperor uses the Traitors's Gene Seed to recreate the fallen Legions: The new III Legion are the Red Scorpions (Primarch Devortus Gault, Homeworld Zaebus), the new IV Legion are the Minotaurs (Primarch Theseus, Homeworld Artherion), the new VIII Legion are the Black Dragons (Primarch Murad Agha, Homeworld Burso), the new XIV Legion are the Doom Eagles (Primarch Severin, Homeworld Cailleach), the new XV Legion are the Blood Ravens (Primarch Mikael Corveda, Homeworld Aurelia), the new XVI Legion are the Scythes of the Emperor (Primarch Kaius Krav, Homeworld Sotha), the new XX Legion are the Mortifactors (Primarch Arpaza, Homeworld Posul).
i would argue Guileman is much better General . its not only the fights you have to plan out as a General plus his way of thinking and what he did base on his false beliefes nuh ..
Recently I got stuck on 40K even though priviously having a pretty negative opinion coming from a place of ignorance and bias. Luckily enough I still stumbled into it somehow because as someone who loves worldbuilding-heavy fantasy and scifi exploring the implications of real world questions and issues I came to consider 40k one of if not the the greatest fantasy/"scifi" universe ever - but there's a thing which really annoys me - *The naming conventions applied to the Primarchs:* _Lion El'Jonson and the Dark Angels, seriously?_ It either sounds like an alias some kid just made up or rings some bell with literature and poetry somehow, depending on who's coming across it. _Angron?_ I understand that 40k isn't meant to be particularly nuanced, but that's borderline patronizing. _Corvus Corax_ is such a great character - but having explained the honorific meaning of his adopted names in his origin culture's dialects feels so incredibly strange and amateurishly forced if you are not only aware about _"Corvus corax"_ [sic!] being the scientific genus and species name assigned to the great raven but on top getting constantly reminded of an existing medival era inspired folk rock/metal band who might be within the most successful groups of this genre over all.. I get that the 40k-verse is boiling down into a wild mixture of various tropes, themes and references because its meant to be, because it took a pretty meta approach right from the start - but some Primarchs' names are as casually as disruptivly breaking, nay, utterly tearing apart the fourth wall and a time barrier of 39 millenia again and again and again. If they insisted on such simultaneously weirdly specific as well as utterly anacronistic references it shouldn't been that difficult to solve in a more more elegant and subtle way or having it make at least some sort of sense internally by getting sufficiently embedded in/derived from lore rather than merely throwing it in as a brute fact without making it any less mind-boggling. But maybe I'm just too sensitive.. 🤣
Another beautifully captured lore video. Another good reason to spend money each month of my hard earned money. Even my wife agrees. She always stays on me for what i spend. And she said this is worth our money. If you can impress my wife then yes thats a great feat. Welll done my man.
Sounds like Guilliman owes his brother a sword.... just so happens, he _does_ have a big, shiny, fiery golden sword.... I foresee a 'It might have been mine. *SHOULD* be mine! It didn't come to you, save by unhappy chance!' scene translating into the system...
If you're working with plastics, which you are here, you don't need milliput or green stuff to fill gaps and holes. I recommend taking old sprues and scrap pieces and shave it all down and mix it into an extra bottle of plastic glue to make "plastic goo." Just spread it into gaps and holes and it'll cure into plastic, just sand it smooth after. Ezpz.
Good to be reminded of the more secretive or overlooked Primarchs (different for every fan) for me ‘Russ’ & the Great Khan. But did Russ have a sword from the emperor (a twin) that collected souls! A custode had the other; Valdor or Ra !!
I like your videos, but I have a note on your writing. Your use of the phrase "with which" is annoying me. Specifically, I think you use it incorrectly most of the time, and it appears far too often. It's messing with my immersion. "...by the size of the salamander, with which they had slain" should be, "... by the size of the salamander which/that they had slain". The word "which" is a relative pronoun, used to represent another noun that has been previously mentioned. The word "with" is an agentive or instrumental preposition, that, in the case of with which, is used to indicate connection between the verb component and the noun the word "which" represents. So, if we must use the phrase, we should say something like: The emperor and vulcan were each given a weapon with which they would slay a salamander, with the victor being decided by the size of the creature they slew". Here, the term "which" refers to the "weapon" noun, and the adjunct "with" conjoins this noun, with the verb "to slay", within the appropriate tense. Even then however, this is incredibly laborious to interpret, and would be much more clear as "the emperor and vulcan were each given a weapon that they would use to slay a salamander, with the victor being decided etc". In general, these sorts of prepositional conjunctions should be avoided, as they rarely augment the meaning you are trying to convey, and make interpretation needlessly complex, with references going back and forward through the sentence structure. Breaking down your original use "...by the size of the salamander with which they had slain". The only noun within reasonable proximity to the phrase is the salamander, so they're doing something with the salamander, but then the verb part is "had slain", which refers to nothing. What is being slain by the salamander they are wielding? Alternatively, you could be trying to reference the weapon they were given but 1) that's far too much separation between the original noun and the relative pronoun, and 2) it still doesn't make sense, as the object of the verb salin, the salamander, appears before the subject of the verb, the emperor and vulcan. I understand what you are trying to say, but you're not saying it. You don't need to try do hard. Keep it simple. Don't overwork it.
The audio volume seems to be lower on this video compared to earlier videos you've made. I have to crank my speakers way up to hear you talking. Please increase the volume for future videos.
Great video. I like almost everything about the primarchs except some few things like How op they make sanguinius! Yes he had foresight, wings and stuffs but he defeated kabanda, angron and keeper of secret by himself without aid while Awaken Lion struggled hard and somehow managed to defeat angron because of emperor's shield! Lion is my favourite more than sangy because sangy is like Mary Sue in warhammer lol
Rogal Dorn - losing a 1v1 duel to a Cultist that was WS1, S1, Sv 7++. Suckiest of all Primarchs, he was first to turn boringness into an Exterminatus-class ordinance.
