PLANS OF THE NECRON SILENT KING IN WARHAMMER 40000 

Sweet happy to have a continuance of that amazing video!

Robert Rath and Richard Reed should make a POV book about Szarekh; from his rise to power becoming the Silent King to his self-imposed exile.

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He liked Sanguinious and claimed to have met him before. In one of the blood of baal storys. He was claiming to want a alliance against the Tyranids with the Imperium.

Yep. :(. It’s a horrific world. Glad I don’t live in it. :)

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And thank you for speaking for us ;) .

I'm forcing my way through the infinite and the divine but god's damn it's dull reading. I really hope it picks up in the middle to late chapters

​@@johnbeck1978 the early sections are pretty dull as they introduce you to Orikan and Trazyn. I think it picks up around the court case.

Is anyone ever thinking about what secrets he learned in his 60 million years of exploring the greater universe? He left on a planet sized vessel that had ungodly technology inside it, it would be silly to think that he didn't pick up a thing or two in all those countless eons. He could have a Dyson sphere sized ship full of intergalactic technology by now. He could have encountered other c'tan free roaming the universe or other such entities possibly even beyond that. He's the only known entity to have explored the greater universe and to have returned from such a journey. The only question is how far did he actually go in that time? Even if you give a century a piece of travel to the next galaxy he would be somewhere in the high hundreds of thousands of galaxies explored in that time. Even if he took 10 thousand years to explore each one he still would have covered thousands by now. Imagine the knowledge and technology of 10 thousand galaxies that might be just as if not more advanced than ours. That sounds about right, taking a few thousand years to fully explore each one. Who knows, the Tyranids might just be the tip of a very small iceberg. He either found a universe full of Tyranids or something much worse that made that threat less compelling prompting his search for greater knowledge and technology. Let's face it, if he saw them as that great a threat he would have figured it out much faster than 60 million years. It's important to remember that all of Warhammer so far is all taking place in one galaxy and we have only heard the smallest mentions of what lies beyond. The Tyranids are but the first extra galactic entities that we are made aware of. One thing is for sure though, The Silent King has knowledge that no other being in our galaxy has had before. Maybe he encountered "The Old Ones" in his passage and brought them along back with him. He could be storing them like Trazen in a museum which would be a feat even Trazen couldn't match. He could have bonkers levels of technology by now and the old ones could be among the lesser beings in his collection. He never needed to grow from increase in population but the sheer amount of knowledge he has acquired probably would require more room at least. He might be the most advanced being in the cosmos at this point, encountering countless numbers of other God emperors and their galaxies warp spawns of emotional aspect chaos beings. For all we know he already has the answers to save the galaxy and needs humanity to do it, we do know that the astartes are considered the perfect candidates for biotransference of their minds into a soul wielding copy of what they once were. That implies that a strong vessel is required to perform such a feat, I would imagine that a custodies or even a primarch would be even more so. The god emperor himself, being half alive and half dead, caught in a state of limbo that he cannot leave lest the entire empire crumble... Well the silent king has experience in this arena and could provide the answer to him for the price of an alliance. The Emperor only saw xenos as a threat to his empire during the expansion and they were of lesser advancement and knowledge, so maybe he makes an exception for more advanced beings. But a being that could possibly solve the greatest problems imaginable I'm sure he wouldn't say no. I wonder what beings could possibly have the technology to put the power of a god into a physical body, The Silent King may have even seen this being done before in his travels. It's also possible he just accelerated for 60 million years and basically time traveled due to relativity and accomplished nothing, but he still would have covered 60 million light years of travels, even just data collection that's still probably 10 galaxies worth of information. My guess is that he has something else that nobody else could ever offer regardless.

It is quite the story indeed, an entire universe where all have a place, be it in the Emperor's light of the Dark gods hold. For this is the 40th millennium and there is only War!!!

Which McDs did you go to... If the tea was that damn good...

@@DollarStoreAbomination the McDonalds tea in Detroit is pretty precious.

I think that's what it was supposed to be. Like their sould were eaten away except for the bare minimum to keep them functioning. If they were to somehow transfer them back into a living body, they'd probably just be a vegitable. At least the common people (warriors) were. The higher up you go in the hierarchy, the more of a soul/sentience they have left. It also make me wonder if they could take a bunch of humans or other sentiant race and put them through the same process for more warriors

​@@YourBonesInMyDresserI remember back in the day McDonald's tea was pretty bomb, I'm not sure about these days though, it's probably the same blend Lipton sweet tea my restaurant uses. It lost something along the way and I only wish I could describe what that something was.

Plus they did have the c'tan shards who consumed their souls so it's possible maybe some remnant latched on to the few Necrons that have the honor of using that resource. They are also the ones who are most likely to retain what was left of themselves in almost every other way so it makes sense that they might have some semblance of a soul. Who knows what the silent king even is after 60 million years of being active and exploring the universe. He might not only have regained his soul but become a god of his own right in levels of soul power. 60 million years is a very long time for such a being to remain actively looking for a cure to his kinds most regrettable misfortune. The knowledge he attained must be incomprehensibly vast and incredibly powerful. Odds are he encountered vastly older and more advanced beings along the way. I refuse to believe he spent the whole time just cruising the void recording nothing, observing nothing. We know what other Necrons have done with just a fraction of the time he had on his hands with just one galaxy at their disposal. Even Trazen has a 50 plus million years of catch-up to do. None but the Necrons he took with him have been awakened the entire time and TSK probably kept his lesser servants in stasis most of the time. I really hope they don't nerf the significance of this too much, maybe a little but it has to be tactfully done.

Curious to see how he'll curve stomp the Tyranids

The Great Devourer have more angry bees than there’s solid matter atoms in the entire galaxy…read that again. This is exactly why he, or anyone else actually, don’t have to worry about the Nids. GW have to just keep d!cking around with them because should it, the whole thing, show up…there’s nothing anyone could do to fight it. Necrons wouldn’t fight it as such, they would just go back to sleep and hit the snooze button until it left. Even though it’s canon that Nids can actually consume the necrodermis, enough of them would survive to rule the barren wasteland we call The Milky Way. That’s why GW will never go full Nidtard, it would be the end of Warhammer 40K 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@ninjasquirrels is that how it's written in the lore ? Cuz I'm sure some ctan shards could body a couple of hive fleets without getting harmed only for Kato sicacrius or any other marine to come body them right after lol

@@Happyface714 Matt Ward giveth Matt Ward taketh away

@@Happyface714 according to the ordo xenos the proverbial Great Devourer have consumed “hundreds maybe thousands” of galaxies according to maths…not sure exactly how they estimated it but it is what it is. The Necron threat is currently the ONLY threat, again - the way GW just blabbered on with the Nids, they never actually really THOUGHT about it. If you go by lore and what we know of the universe in the real world today…yeah no effing way ANYONE or ANYTHING short of Thanos and his glove can save us. If they actually make it to the Milky Way, even if we all became best friends with every sentient being in the entire game…it would still be millions or even billions of bees for every swinging d!ck alive. 🤷🏼‍♂️ oops?

Where's the quote from?

@@davebowman9000 no where, this edgelord thinks silent king would speak to a word bearer

@David Cortes It was from a narrative game at a local store.

@@gavinboyer4634 Badass line!

@@davebowman9000 Nah, would you even consider talking to the ant? Silent King would be probably remain freaking SILENT and just squash that bug.

Mrs b dies pick out brilliant tracks. We use them as musical themes. It helps. Thank you for noticing. A lot. :)

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Alas, it’s people like me, in light entertainment, who now to you. You make the world go round brother. All I do is sing little lullabies so you can rest.

I believe it was once described as ‘planetoid size’ I think maybe in the 5th edition codex but can’t quite recall. In the 9th however it certainly changed to city size which is interesting, as that could mean anything from hive city size to planet-wide necron complex size 😅

@@luciferdiva3370 White dwarf described it as planetoid size, was changed into city sized in 9th edition.

He possibly has sympathy toward humanity. Considering they are so similar.

Thank you brother. Do grind! But don’t kill yourself. You are worth more than that. :). Have a fantastic week brother.

*your. Your videos. You're means "you are"

Thanks for the heads up my grammar isn't the best...being that I barely have 6th grade education I could probably do worse if given a chance.

Oh he did want that. Yet, when in the presence of the king? He had no choice. He was forced to kneel by the king due to what I mention in the actual lore section.

@@baldermort posted before finishing. I had assume the control protocols must be in play. Seems like the Silent King has gotten over his “shame” in the last couple millennia.

I wonder if the Silent King has pondered on the idea that the price tag for the return of his empire might be as high as it was for the creation of his empire. Given how things go in 40K that is a significant possibility.

Just check the internet. Soooo much good art out there for Necrons. Glorious. (Still not enough, but I always say that) :)

If Baldy gets tired of doing 40K he could hop over to SCP. They are both pretty grimdark. With lots of Lovecraftian influence. And they have the King In Red and the Hanged King who are pretty damned terrifying. Maybe more so than the Nids or the Necrons. Or even a return of the Enslavers. (I think The Exploring Series is currently the best with SCP lore)

​@@Wastelandman7000I think op means the King in Yellow of 40k, not the SCP...

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Thanks brother Sulea. Always. :)

Oh crumbs. We need to do a collab soon. :). Do hit me on messenger if you get any ideas. :)

I’ll try to cover them soon. :)

Alas, it happens. :(

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‘Where it’s from? Find the rest?’ Good luck. I write it.

@@baldermort goodjob!

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hell I'd do some art for that video if you want (just gotta find the time with commission and stuff)

Don't forget about them mindlessly following their leaders, not too dissimilar to the Necrontyr society of old.

It stated that. And yet… new lore states that they see the king and become slaves again It’s the command protocols. Must be. He just needs to be close to reinforce them it seems.