The Lamenters Experience (Late 10k Subscriber Special) 

Them getting betrayed by the mortifactors during the 9th black crusade actually happened in 537 m38 so this poor guy was fighting for about 3,500 years or more

@@LAV-III Yeah timeline is heavily condensed for convenience here lmao

@@dogehammerfortykay Makes sense in seeing that you spent so long in making this.

@@dogehammerfortykay should have been a 400 year long video showing every single second of this marine’s life. Smh, slacking

​@@parytheplatipus has great grandchildren simply so they can finish watching the story of the lamenters

Dante actually sent them a message to help fight in Baal. But the Lamenters declined since they were in the middle of fighting for their lives against Hive Fleet Kraken.

.... I feel bad proving the point but, who? And what happened to them?

​@@scribblerstudios9895 They challenged the inquisition for being cartoon villains. And the inquisition with help of the imperium. Almost killed the whole chapter in the third war of armageddon.

@@codynickles7788 That... sounds about par for the course...

Yeah it was! It brought me to tears. But it's ok, they're tears of pride.

@@chubbyninja89 fact

@@mcgrammer6041 Though I do wish our sweet yellow boys would catch a break for once.

the spidermen of space marines

Lamenter: ''It's hero time.''

*"FOR THOSE WE CHERISH, WE DIE IN GLORY!"*

The emperor’s angels indeed

Probably how Sanguinius felt at the end when he had to hold the last wall.

Lamenters: "AND WE TOOK THAT TO HEART"

You had me in the first half. But the second part reads like an oxymoron to me.

If wasn't for that god damned herarldry paldron...

When the dice abandon you, thats just reality making sure your faction rules match the lore. ...Honestly, their faction trait should be 'your opponent can make you re-roll a hit, wound or saving throw every phase.'

Same with the orks if you lose it’s a good fight if you win it was a good fight

@@ericboone7135 huh never knew that

@@YatzeeWillWearAGreenHat from what I can find, there is confirmation that TWDON are still fighting.

​@@YatzeeWillWearAGreenHat Let me guess. They killed off the Lemanters.

​@@JerichoYeet again

@@custodianguardofthemagyari216 Man, they really can't catch a break, do they? Actually, everyone in the 40K but still.

@@YatzeeWillWearAGreenHat no it isnt

These are the guys who were stuck in the warp for 100 years and still didn't fall to them.

True sons of the Angel himself!

Don't forget the Space Wolves. The furries squared up against the Inquisition itself over their treatment of the First War of Armageddon's survivors.

I wouldn't count the Ultramarines as heroic, but honestly, i don't know enough about them to pass judgement. Still, i believe the Raven Guard, with their focus of personal liberty and hate of tyranny and enslavement stay more high on the moral chart than the Ultramarines, and they went more than once above the call of duty for civilians.

@@giacomoromano8842and their daddy bullies the word bearers dad in the warp to this day, making sure that nerd brother of the raven bothers no one in person ever more.

One of only two non first founding chapters that i can think of that care for civvies

don't forget the celestial lions

Any chapter would be fine as long as it isn't ultramarines- why GW loves ultramarines so much is beyond me. Heck, just let players pick the colors of their marine and keep the story a bit ambiguous.

​@@jesusojeda7850​Choosing your color scheme for simpler plot games would be glorious. I would also like to one day play with a aspect eldar in any singleplayer game.

@@jesusojeda7850 the ultramarines are the main characters of the setting at this point. Everything else just exists to build them up, and its infuriating. "The Ward Era is over" my ass.

​@@jesusojeda7850it would be cool if you could of chose your chapter.and maybe cause of the choice you would have different dialogue. Keep the main story the same but let fans play the chapters they want

@@tiffanywyatt5137 The second there's a game I can play the Lamentors I'm dropping everything for it.

Someone's watched some of A Vox in the Void's Lamenter videos. I see you're a man of culture too.

@@chubbyninja89 uuuuuh…idk what that is but I’d like to know more

A Vox in the Void is a great channel that hosts great 40k fan fiction. So far he's narrated three Lamenters stories: 'Don’t Go,' 'No Good Deed' and 'Shame'

@@thewolfpoet Yeah. He is pretty awesome. Don't Go and No Good Deed are great, but Shame is just plain sad. I mean, I get it's 40k and all, but holy crap.

Any Space Marine before the Horus Heresy: DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?!

Very true.

Amen

Simple as

Yessir

This sounds like something a salamander would say

Lamenters: Because to us these people are each worth a dozen of you. Moves threateningly closer Lamenters: And if any of them get killed after the evacuation... we know exactly who to blame.

@@wouterkessel4852 Orc Snipers?

@@aethertech no, that will be the cause of death written on the inquisitors death certificate

Pretty sure the Salamanders and Ultramarines(Calgar did anyway) felt the same way.

Truely they are worthy of the title "Defenders of Humanity".

The lamenters are still around??? I thought the only remaining lamenter was a dreadnought.

@@StrokeSkull They"d probably be revived as a primaris chapter

@@StrokeSkull they got primaris reinforcements recently if i remembered correctly.

@@wither5673 good for them... or not

​@@StrokeSkull thats the best part: the dreadnaught believes that, and has no info about the surviving Lamenters.

And then he starts screaming “Horus!” …. 😱

@@UGNAvalon everybody gangsta until one of sanguinius' sons armor turns black.

​@@UGNAvalonso funny they already cured black rage and Red thirst in exchange for an worst luck ever haved.

​@@strix501 Unluckily they both popped back up with the primaris iirc, adding that to the bad luck

@@FerionX the last way to counter it, is to make them adopted by Ultramarine or Vulkan.

Guilliman: You know what, just for you, I’ll give you 995 new brothers. Bring your chapter back to full strength.

@@TheAKgunner Then it's just a completely different Chapter by that point. They'd just have the same paint scheme, and little else.

​@@benjamintherogue2421oh don't worry, the rage is still there. There sons will be madder, and stronger, than ever

@@floricel_112 lamenters don't have black rage

​@@LangravioShosh You don't need the black rage to be sick of the universe's shit.

Somewhere in the warp Sanguinius is shedding a single, manly tear for his yellow armoured sons.

This comment actually made me tear up, because it's so damn true when listening to this video, especially near the end. The Lamenters are are not only one of the noblest chapters of space marines, but the fact that they're willing to stay so loyal after all the crap they've had to put up with is awe inspiring. I honestly do wish that they wouldn't just suffer from what seems like stupid writing, but just be willing to defend the people of the Imperium more often than almost any other chapter.

I love them too!! Better chapter ever! ♥️

This made me tear up a little

@@sirrickus003 Don't feel bad, it made me cry as well. But it was tears of pride.

space marines have deepthroated the sweet succulent nipple of chaos for much... MUCH FUCKING LESS than what the lamenters go through in a single year

Because it's what Sanguinius do.

I wouldn't exactly call space marines human.

⁠@@michaelliimatta5463 would you call yourself human?

@@evangelinenotarte5224 .....yeah?

Also, his first mission is as a devastator, second as an assault marine, and the rest as a tactical marine.

Almost no statement could be truer when regarding these noblest of sons of Sanguinius. Their gene father would be truly proud of them, maybe even more so than the rest of the Blood Angels combined.

"For those we cherish, we die in Glory."

They are my Bulwark against the Terror - Man Emperor, M31

Exactly!

If they even live long enough

@@mordredpendragon1235 I like to believe that little girl might become a general in the Militarum or a Xenos inquisitor dedicated to wiping those FILTHY BUGS off the face of the galaxy, inspired by that one marine's sacrifice.

@@chaosgrunt9554 Or became an Adepta Soror...

@@chaosgrunt9554hopefully

When Rowboat Gorrillaman found the lamenters they were (last 130 of them or so) trying to hold back an entire hive fleet (and kinda succeeding at that) so that the evacuation of the cvillians from the system can be completed. He was impressed by their bravery. Then he found about all the things that happen to them and finished their crusade. If I remembering this right the Lamenters try to refuse the end of their penance but R.G. gave a direct order. On an other not Primaris from the blood Angels line started without Black Rage or Red Thirst just like Lamenters. And both of them returned a while later again just like the Lamenters. These guys cant catch a break.

@@ardagenc6842 At the start you made me think I had dyslexia.

@@ardagenc6842 "On an other not Primaris from the blood Angels line started without Black Rage or Red Thirst just like Lamenters. " ...what?

@@DarkDraconX1 Rowboat Gorrillman. Bobby G. Grandpapa smurf. Reboot Girlyman.

@@Blundabus1337 At first Primaris marines did not have the flaws of the Blood Angels. Gabriel Seth (Master of the Flesh Tearers) said they are not Blood Angels they are Ultramarines in red. Then in time Primaris started to fall to the flaws to. All the descendants of the Blood Angels were sad about it, well all except Seth. He thinks these flaws have made them closer to their primarch.

Yet another saying the Lamenters embody.

This is the same guy who managed to make very solid depiction of Custodes combat. I'm not surprised.

I bet that he made madness combat animations I've only seen combats in flash animations this fluid from madness combat and it's fan animation

Bro I really love that bit. It's flows so smoothly and shows the agility Aeldar are really known for

That's how much he inspired her.

Our she became a wife and mother, telling story about the Lamenter who saved her, Immortaling him. That how legends are born.

@@Sebek031 That could work too.

@@Sebek031 A wife, a mother, a sister, a soldier, it matters not. His immortality lies with his actions of heroicism, not with their remembrance. The fact that they live at all is a testament to the glory of the Lamenters, and a reminder that even in the Imperium true heroes yet still stand.

На самом деле она оказалась заражена вирусом генокрада и в итоге её спасение привело к падению планеты.

In the face of everything a spiteful universe can throw at them, the Lamenters remain loyal to the people of the Imperium. Their Gene-Father is most certainly proud of them.

@@TheAKgunner You're damn right!

@@chubbyninja89I personally think Sanguinius will return. And when he does, he will fall to his knees before the Lamenters, tears flowing freely from his eyes, as he tells them that he saw everything they’ve done for those they cherish. Hanging his head, he will tell them he is unworthy to stand in their presence of his noblest sons. The Lamenters will, of course, rush to assure their Gene-Father that they, in fact, are not worthy to stand in his presence. I can’t imagine where this will end.

@@TheAKgunner I don't know, I think it would turn out alright. I was actually working on a 40k fanfic story which part of it is that the Lamenters somehow got hurled back in time to the days of the Heresy, and while they don't play the biggest of big roles, they do help where they can and things ultimately turn out far better than in canon. Now, I will say that I was going to have had some rather non canon things happen, one of which was that a few of the primarchs ended up having children, through various means. And the long and short of Sanguinius' kids if that he has a older pair of twins and a younger daughter, and the Lamenters are allowed to basically be the bodyguards of the older son. I was thinking about maybe having the Lamenters' end be more bittersweet than outright tragic, with them helping in their small way during the Siege of Terra, but sadly, becasue they helped change such major events in the past, they start to dissolve into energy or something like that, and they thank both Sanguinius and his son for helping them to finally feel worthy of being sons of Sanguinius and that they can finally rest in peace. It's not that they're forgotten or anything, just that I thought that it would be a somewhat fitting ending that the Lamenters deserve. But they don't simply fade a way. I was going to have Sanguinius' son basically form an off shoot of the Blood Angels legion and dub them as the Lamenters in their honor.

@@chubbyninja89 Sounds like an interesting read.

NOT AN OUNCE OF REGRET, IM OVERWHELMED WITH PRIDE. AND TO MY DEFIANT SHOUT, A FINAL TWENTY REPLY; BUT WE'LL PROUDLY CARRY ON UNTIL THE TIME THAT WE DIE

Those aren't tears in my eyes... it's dusty in here.

swear i'm not crying

@@Lamenter_of_the_9th_CompanyTHOUGH THEY TAKE OUR LIVES FROM US, THEY CANNOT TAKE THE LIGHT FROM US!! FOR THOSE WE CHERISH, WE DIE IN GLORY!!

@@TheAKgunner FOR THOSE WE CHERISH WO OH OHHH WE DIE IN GLORYYYYYY

Agreed wholeheartedly.

They did do a rebellion during the Badab War and it didnt end so well for them.

​@@slayer6498 They got tricked into doing so, and miraculously enough, the higher ups understood this and proceeded to NOT wipepout the survivors.

@@slayer6498 They were tricked into it, so much so that the fucking MINOTAURS understood this and decided to take them prisoner instead of wiping them out.

@@TheNapster153 Mercy in 40k, HERESY.

@@slayer6498 I wouldn't call what the High Council decreed for the Lamenters as 'mercy'....

Because they deserve one

Agreed.

*Asmodai seething in the corner gripping his crozius* *muffled fallen interrogation sounds*

It helps both chapters have fairly unique characteristic going for them, with the Salamanders being pyromaniacs and the Lamenters being EXTRA cursed.

Just As Planned! Nyhehehehe

A long and horrifying luck

Most of them died to Tyranids, they survived just enough to get Primaris reinforcements.

It's because of this, they didn't accept Dante's request in defense of Baal, they were fighting a hive fleet themselves.

Yeah, I cried at the second part as well.

With the intensity of the Black Rage, but tempered by hearts that still beats for humanity.

​@@fumarc4501fun fact: the lamenter's don't go into the black rage as often as others but when they do it's fucking horrifying, like I fully headcannon the first time another blood angel saw a lamenter go into the black rage they just threw up, also I believe their chapter master has actually came back from the black rage multiple times

@@theenderdestruction2362 I'm pretty sure they also off themselves in the Black rage before they can become a threat to their brothers or civilians.

It made me cry tears of pride. Sanguinius would be proud of these sons of his, maybe even more so than the main Blood Angels and the rest of their successors. For they embody what he wanted the Blood Angels to be.

And the Salamanders

​@mordredpendragon1235 I think the difference is that the Salamanders don't have the entire universe out to get them. While they are certainly up there, they are respected and have had much less calamity misfortune upon them. Meanwhile the Lamentors have received more damage by the imperium than anyone else but still goes strong spirit wise. While their attitudes towards human life is the same, the struggle of what they've gone through isn't quiet the same as far as I understand.

And you know he fell from overcharging his plasma cannon, just that one last time

You can literally say about all Chaos Marines

​@mordredpendragon1235 but the lamenters had only one chapter to treat them as people and they make sure that they didn't cause any deaths as much as possible.

I'm curious, can I have a link?

Same

im with the others link please

Lord, let me help one more

Lamenter: "Becouse the Emperor did not stutter"

It's not a stain, they tried their best, but just didn't have enough to work with.

@@chubbyninja89 The other chapters would agree, but the Lamenters themselves wouldn't take it that way, hence them refusing the gift.

@@Edo_Ginting Yeah. It hit them hard.

Twist. Every use makes I a little harder to leave

Would love it

That would be awesome, but like someone else said, it should be harder to leave each time they use it.

Agreed.

400 years of bullshit he went through. And it was 400 years well spent. Doing what Papa Sang wanted.

Probably both tbh

Yes

They're just that unlucky!

Im new to wh40k,whats with purple eyes? Only people from Cadia had them like Salamanders black skin?

​@@pszenny4462 Cadia is/was located directly next to the Eye of Terror, which caused the Cadians to develop purple eyes

@@eruthor1884 Thank you

No they had to fight another hive fleet on their own. Man compared to leviathan where most blood angel chapters had to fight. Kraken had to fight only the lamenters

Dante: Come and reinforce Baal Lamenters (fighting a hive fleet): We're a little busy this time

Think the only one that can understand them are the iron warriors.

FOR THOSE WE CHERISH, WE DIE IN GLORY!!

I actually cried at the end part. Because if you know what they've gone through, it'll make you tear up from pride of how they've stayed loyal despite it all. Sanguinius would be truly proud of these sons of his, maybe even more so than the main Blood Angels and their successors.

@@chubbyninja89 absolutely. A truly honorable chapter

@@skrunk409 Damn straight they are!

@@TheAKgunner YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAH

Considering there's canonically a Lamenters Dreadnought in the Deathwatch who believes his entire chapter is dead, I'm inclined to agree

A short lived lamenter

Well, you did better than me. I actually cried at that, because when you know all of what they've been through, it brings tears, not of sadness, but pride to your eyes.