The one single cool thing about how the GW writer(s) ended the 'End Times' (may it be cursed by all four Ruinous Powers) was how they at the very least acknowledged the supreme badassery of three or four characters by having them last until the Chaos plot hole - I mean warp hole - swallowed the world.... ...there is no onscreen death for the Green Knight or Abhorash... in fact, the 'friendship' between the two is one of the coolest bits of lore there is, and the image of the two immortal melee masters slaying heaps of unending Chaos spawn somewhere in ruined Bretonnia is a pretty kickass one. (the other two characters I would have been super pissed about them killing onscreen were Skarsnik and Teclis)
I really liked that you showed the military campaign, maybe an idea for a future video, where you go in detail about specific military campaigns and their battles?
Wow, really thanks for this, amazing, so explanatory and greatly helpful to understand more and in each word of it from the very start of the video. Thanks.
I am checking again over the stories and it seems that Ferdinad it's actually called Fredemund (of Aquitanie) mentioned around 14:30, so that might be a sort of "typo".
i like...but i like to distinguish fiction/fantasy from lore...the green knight for example, had an name prior to becoming the green knight...after his death...are when legends and lore were created..to make an sort of god like protector of the children of england.....which...all countries do..grail knights i love....the green knight is one of my favorite folk lore stories...besides stories surrounding the knights of the holy grail...this is an excellent story.
Wait so this guy along with only 14 other grail knights manage to slaughter between them hundreds upon thousands of greenskins, undead, beastmen, norsa berserkers and even skaven but he's felled by (what I can only guess) a single lucky arrow shot? Just how strong/weak is a grail knight exactly? In the game a single grail knight (not a whole group just a single one) would be crushed by a group of ork boys (if not big 'uns for sure). But I can understand that for purely balance reasons but lore wise how far does the grail's power go if you can pretty much face a small army on your own only to be killed by a stab in the back or something?
you mispronounced Gilles, the s is silent and the I sounds like an E in the english language, and it's a very soft g kinda like "Jille" you can pronounce the S as well as long as you do it with a very soft s,... blame the french for their stupid pronounciations.
Do you ever see the map of warhammer ? Is our world. And it's maybe inspire a lot but that's actually the interesting thing : they take our history and match up with fantaisy and that's work !
