SPACE WOLVES: THE BEASTS THAT STALK THE STARS | Warhammer 40k Lore 

Take a drink every time you hear them say "wolf", if you survive you got what it takes to become a space wolf.

In the Rogue Trader game, (SPOILERS IF YOU CARE) The Space Wolf that you can recruit speaks about the Emperor being seen as a god and views it almost demeaning to the Emperor. He says that "Gods killing gods is nothing. A mortal man killing gods, now that is what sagas are made of."

A heartwarming Space Wolf character that was recently made is Brand Sabrewulf, named in honor of a young Warhammer fan who passed away from cancer. The community all rallied behind him and the Space Wolf appeared in Vigilus where he was the reason why the Imperium managed to use underground tunnels to fight Chaos and the Genestealer cult there

Bjorn's fluid gauges: Promethium. Oil. Hydraulic. Stasis. Ale. They make double-sure the last one never gets below half.

I'd love for a scene of Guilliman going to Fenris, and Robute and Bjorn basically have a "Oh shit, you still kicking, fellow old timer?" moment.

A good fan explanation why they name everything "wolf" is that they have their own Fenrisian words for all their units, but the imperial scribes who only speak low gothic just translate it as "wolf x" and "wolf y"

The Greeks and Norse both had their version of The Fates, the Greek three sisters are most commonly known as The Fates, the Norse three sisters of Fate are The Norns.

Bricky if you’re going to talk about Bjorn you have to talk about why he has the saddest story ever. When he was injured he was in the wolf halls with his fallen brothers feasting and preparing for the great hunt but when he went to go back to the hall it was empty, all the candles unlit and he tried to follow their foot prints but couldnt because they had just turned on the dreadnaught

If I remember correctly, Russ considered the impact he had on his legion as his greatest achievement. When he first met them, they had developed a reputation as bloodthirsty men who would slaughter everyone, much like the World Eaters would also develop. Displeased with this, he worked to make his legion believe they were heroes. He instilled the values of honor, glory, and valor so deeply that they hold them above even most other space marine chapters in modern-times 40K.

Krom Dragongaze got his eye because Lukas challenged him into a staring contest with the sun. Krom stared for so long that he burned his retinas and Ulric had to pull him away. He then had to convince Krom it was a tie. Also Logan’s axe is a war trophie that he pulled off a Korne demon prince. He then hit Magnus with said axe and Korne thought it was one of the funniest things he’s ever seen.

The fun part about Lukas the Trickster is that he has been an Astartes for centuries, but is still in the new recruit units because he's such a jerk he keeps getting demoted.

Rune Priests know they are psykers, it is the way they use that power that is different: Hawser stared up at the rune priest in quiet alarm. He could hear Aun Helwintr’s voice, but the priest’s lips were not moving. ‘The measure of your surprise, Ahmad Ibn Rustah,’ the rune priest murmured without using his mouth, ‘reflects the unconscious contempt you have for the Sixth Legion Astartes.’ ‘Contempt? No-’ ‘You cannot hide it. We are barbarians, arctic savages, gene-fixed and dressed up with war-tech, and sent off to do unseemly labour for our more cultured masters. It is a common belief.’ ‘I never said that-’ Hawser protested. ‘Or even consciously thought it. But deep down inside you, there is a patronising sense of superiority. You are a civilised man, and you’ve come to study us, like a magos biologis observing some primitive tribe of throwbacks. We live like animals, and we follow shamans. And yet… Great Terra! Could it be that our shamans have real gifts? Genuine powers? Could it be that they are more than just bone-rattling, bead-jangling gothi, out of their heads on mushrooms, howling at the sky?’ ‘Psionics,’ whispered Hawser. ‘Psionics,’ Aun Helwintr echoed, smiling. He used his real voice. ‘I had heard that some of the Legions actually had psyker contingents,’ said Hawser. ‘Most of them have,’ replied Helwintr. ‘But the occurrence is so very rare,’ Hawser said. ‘The mutation is a-’ ‘The psyker mutation is a priceless asset to our species,’ said Helwintr. ‘Without it, we would be condemned to captivity on Terra. The Great Houses of the Navigators allow us to expand our reach. The astrotelepaths allow us to communicate over the gulfs. But caution must always be exercised. Control.’ ‘Why?’ ‘Because when you gaze out with your mind, you never know what will stare back.’ - Prospero Burns

I like to think Space Wolves being a more human-protecting chapter has a lot to do with the way Space Wolves marines are allowed to be more than just living weapons. They feast and drink. They laugh and sing songs. These are things that humans do. For that reason, they have more points of similarity between themselves and base humanity than most space marines. They haven't been hollowed out until all they feel is hate and loyalty to the Emperor.

I love how Logan Grimnar wields an axe from a fallen Khorne Space Marine. Its power was able to hurt Magnus.

One of my favorite non-canon stories was a fanfic where the Blood Ravens stole Bjorn the fell handed and he was just kinda down for it.

I wish they talked about bjorn's origin story more.. He got his title by saving a remembrancer from a tzeentchian changeling who infiltrated their ship and tried to kill him.. The daemon touched bjorn's left arm and surged warp fire through it forcing the remembrancer to help bjorn cut it off before bjorn could kill the changeling.. when leman saw bjorn missing an arm, he asked him if it would impede his fighting prowess and bjorn said that he kinda liked it coz it would make a great story.. leman joked that "one-handed" sounded silly so he proposed "fell-handed" instead and bjorn agreed laughing with his primarch.. then another time, bjorn's pack got attacked by a powerful daemon leaving bjorn as the only survivor.. Leman vowed to hunt down the daemon to claim its skull to hang in the halls of the fang but when he found the daemon, bjorn was already there fighting it.. Leman was furious at first being robbed of the kill but then could only look on in pride as his son clambered up the daemon's back using his new lightning claw and proceeded to rip out the daemons throat.. After the battle, leman raised bjorn's fell hand proclaiming him as a worthy entry into the wolf guard.. But bjorn wasn't happy with the kill coz he had survivor's guilt being the only one in his squad at the time to have survived..

The fic with Bjorn being stolen by the Blood Ravens is great.

So with the eating thing, in the saga of the volsungs the hero Sigurd eats the heart of a dragon and gains some of its abilities. But also all space marines gain knowledge from eating people, notably the particular organ that does it is highly active in the blood angels

Fenris 100% has a world spirit and if the Eldar has taught me anything in their books is it’s a really good idea to have something in Between you and the warp when you’re using it. Like runes or some freak philosophy about wolves and Fenris or both

I think it would be good to add that the Space Wolves aren't a chapter, they are still a legion numbering somewhere around 7000 marines

I would love a Necromunda episode. I think DK and Bricky would have a hilarious time learning about the various gangs and if they have time some of the Necromunda game rules are some of the funniest things in the world

Don't Forget that Bjorn calls Logan pup and Logan is the only one that Logan listens to. Also, there is a short story out there where a Space Wolf squad is under attack from a bunch of Orks, and one flips a rhino over this lava river so his pack can cross. He then turns to face the Orks so his pack can get away. When they come back to him, he sets on a makeshift Orkish throne on a mound of dead Orks. He killed so many by himself that they thought he was an embodiment of the Emperor and that they didn't kill him, he was just a sleeping, small, war god. The Space Wolves left him because they thought it was a good enough tribute to him. Cannot remember the name.

Space Wolf Long Fang units are made up of older and more even tempered astartes. Thier age and experience make them reliable and disciplined enough that they are trusted to be given destroyer squad long range weapons and not charge into everything like a reckless blood claw. I also would not be surprised if the term longfang was a play on words for both 'getting long in the tooth' as well as long fang as in long-range bite

my favorite thing is when the Blood Ravens looted Bjorn...and he was ok with it: "Now, mighty Bjorn, we can explain,” the Captain began, but Bjorn silenced him with a shout. “SHUT UP! I’M THINKING.” This was not something they had expected. All stood worriedly as they waited for Bjorns thoughts to reach a conclusion. “…HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WOLVES?” There was some conferral. Eventually the Brother-Captain stepped forward again and said “We… are… neutral on the subject of wolves?” “GOOD. I HATE THE FUCKING THINGS.” Bjorn leaned forward, as much as was possible for a Dreadnought to do, until he teetered precariously over the Brother-Captain and the slightest tremor from the engines of the ship risked condemning the unfortunate marine to a crushing death. He spoke. “NO WOLVES. NO QUESTIONS ABOUT LEMAN RUSS. ABSOLUTELY NO REFERENCES TO FELL HANDS. ANYBODY WHO ASKS ME A QUESTION ABOUT THE OLD TIMES IS GOING TO BE USED AS PAINT TO HELP FIX THIS SHITTY JOB YOU’VE DONE ON ME,” Bjorn rumbled. “THOSE ARE MY TERMS. AGREE AND I’LL PRETEND NOT TO NOTICE WHAT YOU THIEVING LITTLE BASTARDS HAVE DONE. DEAL?” The Captain nodded frantically. “GOOD. NOW WHERE ARE THE FUCKING ASSAULT PODS?” Bjorn demanded, spinning his power claw and returning to a normal stance, mirth creeping back into his voice. This could turn out to be a very good century indeed.

In the old lore, Long fangs, where the heavy weapon range unit, because as old wolfs, they where able to not storm into close combat. And one of the things that is different with wolf priests compared to other chapters chaplins, is that the wolf priests are apothecaries in addition to chaplins, while other chapters split those jobs into 2.

Bjorn sounds like the meme of "I don't know where I am, I don't know who I am, all I know is I must kill."

Bricky: so there's this dread wulfen called Murderfang. DK: ohh! I remember *you* telling me about Murderfang! Kirioth, the one who actually told DK about Murderfang in the dreadnought episode: it's okay.. ; -; it's fine..

It must be a hell of a job to teach space wolves not to bring back a thrown grenade.

You sort of beat around why longfangs are the long range units. They are more disciplined and even tempered than blood claws, so they resist the urge to galivant into combat.

I feel like Bjorn living long enough to meet Leman again would be just an awesome tale to tell amongst the Space Wolves. Especially if they got to fight together again just "I hand them back to you, Lord" and then he'd probably die knowing GW lol But also Leman reacting to how Bjorn is now would also be interesting! Or if they JUST missed each other because Bjorn died bringing him back 😢😢

UM AKSHUALLY! DK was remembering the "Omophagea" when talking about eating things and gaining their memories (not just kroot). It's been played down in recent editions as it seems they're trying to sloly retconn it out, but according to the "Creation of a space marine" phase 8 section on the Lexicanum "This implant, also called "the Remembrancer", allows a Space Marine to 'learn by eating'. It is situated in the spinal cord but is actually part of the brain. Four nerve bundles are implanted connecting the spine and the stomach wall. Able to 'read' or absorb genetic material consumed by the marine, the omophagea transmits the gained information to the Marine's brain as a set of memories or experiences."

The Glory of Fenris and the Vlka Fenryka knows no bounds. I highly recommend either Prospero Burns or the Battle of the Fang for a good look at them.

Biggest thing for DK that he will probably never learn, Magnus has to be written so horribly stupid because if he was written as he should, he’d just chuck armies to space and win wars solo.

Odd that they have picture of Lukas the Trickster up for so long and didn't get into the ludicrous deed he achieved, and the fact that the Captain of each Great Companies are trying to pass him on like a hot potatoes. The 'loser' of conclave have to take him on their Blood Claw (technically he NEVER advance beyond that rank) for a Fenrisian year.

Magnus: "you're still alive!" Bjorn: *angry canned viking noises* Bjorn went toe to toe with magnus and alpharious

Love the story that Ulrik the slayer was so strong and brutal in battle that he got a nod of acknowledgement from demon Antron

Interesting thing about how Space Wolves differ significantly from Codex-compiliant chapters: instead of being put in Scout companies, new marines are given actual power armor and basically become Assualt Marines (bloodclaw) with chainswords and bolt pistols. ...which probably means a new Space Wolf has a higher life expectancy then most newly minted marines in other chapters. Space Wolf scout companies (Wolf Scouts) instead are usually filled with veterans who prefer the solitude of the wilds and wastes to the boisterous large groupings of their peers...they give up their power armour because their introverts and have just had enough of all the singing and boasting of the rest of the largely extroverted chapter. XD "I've been a bloodclaw, a longfang, and a grey hunter...and by the All-Father, they are all just. So. Damned. Loud! And Impatient!" ...unlike typical neophyte-filled scout companies who field snipers, Wolf Scouts prefer working up close and personal with combat knives and silenced/suppressed Bolt Pistols...they're basically the prototype for the Primaris Reivers. ...and because they prefer stealth, encirclement, and diversions, they are also basically the unit that hunts most like an actual wolf. ...actually, because of the "neophyte Space Wolves get put right into actual power armour", most of the other unit types of Space Wolves are described as "veteran" equivalents...Grey Hunters (tactical marines), Longfangs (heavy weapon/devestator marines), Wolf Guard (Terminators), Lone Wolves, Wolf Scouts...the numbers of "veteran" troops that the Space Wolves can put out, does seem to indicate that better arming their neophytes from the get-go instead of making them earn it by service in a scout company, does have a positive effect.

Yall have to talk about Lukas The Trickster. The guys is essentially an Ork with the shenanigans he pulls

So there's one space wolf who I feel needs to be brought up called Ranulf the strong. Supposedly, he was the largest Astartes in the history of the space wolves, rivalling Russ himself. He does have a mini, but it's one of the old ones and it's goofy af. But the main reason I personally love him is because he had the respect of the Orks. At his death, he and a group of his wolf guard fought against the Orks in a narrow pass to let their brothers get to safety. They fought for several solar hours and one by one the wolf guards fell, but Ranulf remained standing for a while longer. Eventually the Orks got through and killed Ranulf, but he put up such a good fight that when the Space Wolves retoook the pass, they found Ranulf and his wolf guard propped up on shrines made of Ork wargear. One of my favourite space wolf stories and something I just felt like mentioning.

Bjorn getting called Bear by Casper for the whole novel and being super shitty about is will always be my favorite thing.

Fates are greek, but Norse got Norns, which is functionally the same

Imagine a Chaos Warband called the Ultra Wolves, made up of Ultramarines and Spacewolves that fell to chaos. And they have Ultra Wolf priests and Ultra Wolf Cavalry.... that rides on Ultra Wolves.... because of course they would.

So with the gaining memories from eating people thing, all Space Marines can do it. The Space Wolves and the Blood Angels are just the most well known Loyalist chapters that practice this. There's another chapter that's not as well fleshed out, but they practice eating their own dead to preserve tactical knowledge and honor them by living their stories in a way

What i like about the space wolves recruitment. They tend to get aspirants well into their late teens and early adult hood. Prospero Burns is also a great lore development piece for their culture.

"A land battle you say?! Fetch me my boat!"

Regarding Primaris and the recruitment into the Space Wolves, the first group of Primaris to arrive, one of them basically put himself through the trials in a fit of rage at not being accepted. Nearly died a few times, but won acceptance and won the right for trials to take place anywhere sufficiently dangerous (such as space hulks) The more fun fact about the Vylka Fenryka is that when they're in their ships or within the Aett, the sons of Russ wear intricately carved leathers and leather masks. Which has terrified a number of people and managed to confuse and vaguely freak out Garviel Loken during the Heresy. Even the humans around them wear the leathers, a famous example being Kaspar Hausar the skald of the Legion during the Heresy.

Lukas the trickster has a really good book about him that shows what life is like on Fenris

I feel like aktualli, but maybe it's just a different example. The way Ragnar Blackmane was recruited was that his tribe was attacked by another, and in the middle of a fight Wolf Priests came down in their aircrafts (we're those Valkyries? Would be fitting) and watched them battle, and the tribesmen were so stoked cos in their belief that means those who are to fall in this battle as heroes are going to local analog of Valhalla to have eternal feast at Leman Russ'es table. In fact the Priests took those who has done most impressive feats and were gravely wounded, healed them from the brink of death with advanced space marine medicine and then took them as aspirants to join the Space Wolves. Badass

Keeping with the Ork comparisons, I like to think they treat Bjorn like a Deff Dread. Deff Dreads literally eat and drink through a straw put through the vision slit. Bjorn has his Fenrisian Ale through a straw, and makes vox-boosted slurping noises as he drinks, prompting the entire hall to stop and watch in awe as he chucks whole barrels of the stuff without stopping.

I'm surprised Bricky never touched on the (lack of) Space Wolf successor chapters. Fairly unique with that.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="617">10:17</a> Oh. Oh god. I just had a thought about how the Orks are devolved, and it went to that their ancestors may have literally spoken with a posh british accent. This will live in my brain rent free forever.

Murder Wolf Wolf-Man. One of best Space Wolf names.

A fun little sidefact: after the Lion knocked out Russ with that sucker punch, the 2 Legions immediately started to bicker and argue who was the actual winner of their fight. The Wolves saying Lion won via cowardly cheating while the Angels say it was a fight nonetheless and Leman is at fault for laughing in the first place. And so now they basically have the tradition where the Space Wolves and Dark Angels meet each other each year on a day where they pick a fighter of both teams and they fight it out between each other as akin to see who‘s right in the argument of „who won in that fight, Lion or Leman?“. And whoever wins is „the right one“ for the year.

I feel ashamed Bricky did not show the TTS Space Wolf clip

Bjorn is really baller, but also sad. He wasn't just one of the marines who fought with Russ during the Great Crusade and the Heresy, he was one of Leman's personal retinue... and the only one who wasn't brought with when Russ dipped out to the warp for space milk and cigarettes and never came back. And beyond that he just wasn't even told they were leaving, they just up and left him in the night because Russ himself intended for Bjorn to lead the Space Wolves in his absence and knew that if told about it Bjorn would refuse to stay behind. So despite being the favored and chosen successor of Russ, he himself believes he wasn't good enough and that's why he was abandoned and left behind.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2116">35:16</a> DIGGANOBZ!!!

An Ork deffo uses chuffed in their vocabulary; ERE BOIS, LOOK AT ME BIG SHOOTAH, ITS GOT MORE DAKKA DEN URS YA RUNT, BAH AM CHUFFED TO BITS WI DAT, LETS GO KILL SOME STUFF, ERE WE GO DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA

I am so happy I was working from home today because Bricky going over Bjorn talking with the inquisitor near the end had me dieing. If I was at my desk the whole office would have heard me cracking up 😂

I wish Bricky would have brought up how the the Space Wolves are SUPER not codex compliant and even still operating as a legion.

Great episode for the Wolfy boys, that being said I would love an episode for chaplains, techmarines, apothecaries and librarians

I look forward to the Months of Shame episode. Also lets be honest Magnus was utterly confused by the armless Bjorn coffin slamming him over and over again.

Months of shame is gonna be such a good episode. I hope it's the next episode.

Just starting to build a space wolf army so in gassed for this episode

Somehow the Valhallans guardsmen in Lone Wolf drank the Fenrisian mjod and survived. Had a coughing fit. Maybe one shot is ok….

Love the episode and glad you are finally covering my favorite faction. A little more information about Lukas The Trickster though! He is what I would arguably call, the most petty loyalist marine to have existed. To the point where despite being a veteran of many battles he is still a bloodclaw. At one point he had a tactical nuke surgically installed in his chest so that if he would fall in battle, he is sure to take his foes with him.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1330">22:10</a> Bricky being so deadpan sarcastic that DK doesn't even catch it xD

I've been a fan of the Space Wolves for a while now, because I'm a fan of the Imperium factions that go out there, protect the Imperium, get the job done. Salamanders, Wolves, White Scars, Guard. These are the forces of Humanity I like. As for Xenos, I'm the exact opposite. I like the factions that go "Imma do the thing because the Galaxy is mine too mess with", aka the Necrons and the true Eldar, the Drukhari.

I am not a huge fan of the Space Wolves as a whole and all but Bjorn hits right into my soft spot for Dreadnoughts. I gotta get his model sometime

As a fan of Space Wolves with Norse Rune Tattoos, I love this episode.

I just finish "Prospero Burns" book of the HH series. Honestly I thought it was going to be a boring listen and a repetition of the Thousand Sons prequel of it. Instead I got a nice introduction to Space Wolf culture. The whole story is told from the perspective of a normal human which makes it way more interesting too and not feel like "yet another" space marine story. I think it's worth a listen and a book club in the future

Still waiting for the short story were guilliman and bjorn meet and they go full old grampa on the modern imperium

"We come from the world of ice and snow, From the Eye of the Wolf, where the Warp tides flow! The will of the Emperor, will drive our ships to new worlds To fight Chaos hordes, and sing and cry "Holy Terra, I am coming!"" (Led Zeppelin if 40K existed back then, probably)

I don't know if it has been retconned since 5th ed, but the story behind the Blood Claws were that the first pack you were put in was also the only pack you were in. Losses don't get replenished over time and that is why many Grey Hunter squads aren't ten man squads like in the codex chapters. When a Blood Claw has become a Grey Hunter it usually means that he has grown past the initial bloodthirst that Blood Claws usually feel when they become full Space Marines and have grown wiser. The Wolf Priest aren't only the chaplains either. Lore wise they also work as the chapters apothacary. But like I wrote first, those things might have changed since I stopped playing back in 6th ed. There was so much fun lore in that old codex about why they were as they were. Like Sky Claws, who are just Blood Claws that wanted to get in closer to the enemy faster, so they were given Jump Packs by the Grey Hunters and then flew towards the enemy in a happy glee. (Very orkish as well there when I think about it.)

Months of shame gotta be soon

You guys need to talk about how Lukas the tricksters old rule allowed him to kill a warlord titan

"Sheez!!! Chaplain are cool!!!" [Me Running 2 Chaplain on bike, 1 jumpack and 1 on foot.] Yeah...

Something I really like about the Space Wolves are how they recruit their Iron Priests (tech marines). Normally, chapters just send any technologically adept recruits to the mechanicus and get tech marines that way. However, the Iron Priest's recruitment process is entirely separated from the main chapter. Young blacksmiths will travel to an Iron Priest's forge and craft a weapon to prove their skill. If its masterful work, they'll get to become an apprentice and will become a space wolf that way. If it isn't, they'll be turned into a servitor as punishment for wasting the Iron Priests time. Its interesting, because its one of the few instances where the Techmarines actually get to have their own unique practices and culture within a chapter, and are more than just the space marines mechanics/tech support. Aside from the Iron Hands.

One time I was playing in the tabletop. And this mad lad pulled out all of the named characters And I was just doing poger's face. As we had an epic battle. My night lords were massacred

Apparently wolf skulls have a spikey bit on the top, which practically no space wolf art or model gets right. Instead, the skulls they wear are closest to raccoons. Therefore there may not be any wolves on fenris, but there must be a whole lot of raccoons.

A great thing about the Space Wolves: they pissed off PETA by having fur on their armor

Damn of course the one I'm waiting for and I'm here for the premier... Got to work at 10, love yah crew!

protip for modeling wulfen: kitbash them with assault marine bodies, they look a ton better

Didnt Lukas create the fenrisian ale because he missed getting drunk? Wulfen aren’t mindless creatures there are those in the space wolves that realize they have memories of old life and such and can remember there old life which is why they will fight with space wolves but it doesnt happen tooooo often because most space wolves kill Wulfen on site and some times go on hunts for them to just eradicate them because they are seen as evil or chaos tainted by some successor chapters of the Space Wolves

I I'm pleased this is finally happening as a space wolves player they day is finally here

I was hoping they would talk about the "Consul-Opsequiari". They are the Commissars of the space wolfs before they found Leman Russ.

Really happy these episodes weren't like some other youtubers where when the Wolves come up they immediately shit on them. Loved the episode, wish yall touched on more but it's alot for one video so understand. FENRIS HJOLDA.

I highly highly highly recommend you guys read wolfs bane for the next book club after ork, because it really makes the space wolves interesting and gives a great look into russ, horus, and sangiunuis. Tho not so much Sangy sadly

I’ve been playing for 25 years and I haven’t heard half these stories and am now considering a space wolf army, thank you so much

You have to speak about Harek Eireik Eireikson the Ironhelm. He one vs one Magnus de Red in the 32th millenium during the first invasion by Magnus on Fenris. He beat to a pulp Magnus face with his power fist on the sides of the Aett. He died doing that but still won the battle. Oh and he wasnt a Dreadnoght. He was in Terminator armor.

I have been waiting so long for this and they did not disappoint

Only Bricky would sound indignant about people asking him to do the complete job lol

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="165">2:45</a> It's amazing how you've been hosting this show together for years and are still on such different wavelengths.

Honestly, that Lemon Russ episode had a lot of side tangents on space wolf stuff in general and some other distalractions.

Oh man... Being a Space Wolf Librarian[Skáld] would be fun! Collecting stories from the Guard and the Sisterhood, etc. to tell as a way to boost morale and bring back home to share with the others sounds like some much-needed positivity.

You guys put a smile on my face even on my darkest days. Thank you for everything you do.

Makes sense they have so many characters. They broadcast their deeds to the Universe on constant repeat

Afternoon everyone can’t wait for the space wolves

I kind of want to see Lukas the Trickster face off against Lucius the Eternal because it would be a martyrdom battle. I don't think there's any chance Lukas would avoid getting possessed if he killed Lucius but he does have a grenade where his second heart was so if Lucius kills him, gloats and then dies to the grenade presumably he can't resurrect from the exploded pieces of Lukas.

Bjorn with the kneeling just gives me monty python and the holy grail vibes of the, no singing, no singing.

I would love an episode on the crimson fists. I think DK would love the shenanigans of Cantor and Cortez