The Worlds Of 40k! Feudal World! From Agricultural Paradise To War World Hell 

Yeah it’s tough working at the mine factory, personally I prefer the bread in the line outside the office farm myself

@@raphaelrodriguez8316 Landmines.

This is why the Scandinavians have always been such good managers, organizers, scientists etc

@@tulipalll you’d think Africa would be cracking out bean counters like mad then

@RomanvonUngernSternbergnrmfvus resources are absolutely abundant in Africa. Which is why everyone wanted it. Resource rich means no need for discipline to acquire them. Also it's never winter in Africa. No one has to be disciplined to prepare for it.

That's sounds horrible What is it called so I don't actually find it😂

@@torfistrom4549 The gathering storm.

Thank you for the much-needed context

@@pyrys8807 frankly, if you don't know you are the lucky one and should not research this. New lore is really bad.

lol what

combining my fav genres together

Today i Look Chaos age of Sigma Units. Sad i cant use than in warhammer

​@@tabletopgeneral7255why not? Fantasy chaos warriors of any discription are literally just an additional boltgun and backpack away of being traitor marines.

@@flatheadgg2443 yes of cause you can kitbach some think.

Yup, like lost Legion of the StormCast Eternals.

Me: sees this comment *looks up at the table covered in imperial guardsmen* Me: Smiles like a kid

40K is the only setting where a giant mech, some dude with a laser gun and a 500-year old superhuman wielding an axe and riding a giant wolf not only exist at the same time, but will likely be working together to fight a giant horde of daemons.

@@robertnelson9599 But Mom I want robot skeletons to fight orcs. We have that at home honey and for once Mom was right.

OMG you're right.

Well yeah GW didn’t really expect it to be this successful.

Most of the time not even GW can make sense of it. Arch is doing a public service.

Indeed, it is a tangled web of nonsense, coated in mystery, dipped in riddles, deep fried in the oil of enigma, and liberally seasoned with salt extracted from the tears of a fandom desperate for narrative consistency. Thank the Emprah we have our dear Brotha Arch. Surely, we would die were it not for the guidance of his stentorian baritone every week. Well, ok maybe not- but 40k would be even more weird and Fridays would be slightly less entertaining. So, you know, that would be kind of a bummer. It’s the little things in life.

@@VioletDeathReiGW can’t be bothered with such mundane trifles. They’re concerned with the important stuff- like how they’re going to squeeze another $500+ out of their -cattle- fans for the latest version of even *Super-er* Super Soldiers- the very Super-est of Soldiers yet created in the history of history. Seeing as 40k was already approaching DBZ levels of nonsense, they got their work cut out for them.

@KyleJordanGaming Chief Librarian Arch is a master of the Lore and we are blessed to hear his words.

A while back, I realized I don't actually like 40k, I like the version of 40k that I have homebrewed in my mind through a combination of watching a few loretubers and some headcannons, also, the messages from dad fanfic.

This will be a disaster for the treeconomy!

The trees on Tanith move? Excuse the question, I havent read any of the gaunts ghost novels.

@@demoulius1529 Jup, they also historical used backpipes so you could find the citys, because you can't trust the ways with moving trees.

@@demoulius1529 Yes, thetrees moved akin to cattle to the point Tanith narives have an unusual orientation skill, and the use of bagpipes was a way to signal cities and gatherings. Unfortunately Tanith was destroyed when Gaunt was taking the newly recruited regiments, only the First was evacuated on time becoming th "Gaunt's Ghosts" the first and only Tanith regiment. The books are really well writen and I devoured them as they were being released.

What do you plant?/only know eucalyptus and bamboo to grow so fast as to allow such. Usually a forest in my area requires at least 20 years to produce quality timber. Communal forest are partitioned in about 50 areas with one being harvested every year and the people allowed to poach offcuts and branches left over by the timber process.

@@alberto5770 The oak hickory forests of the SE US, where I live, require ~80 years to produce saw logs. At my job, I’m responsible for about 30k acres, and we harvest about 350-400 acres a year. In 80 years, when we finish cutting the last parcel, we will be able to turn around and start the process all over. The term foresters use for this is called “a rotation”.

@@alberto5770 Having large forests of eucalyptus is dangerous due to their tendency to explode like bombs in bushfires. At least here in Australia where the local groups that permit such things as controlled burn-offs have been infiltrated by the greens and refuse to permit any kind of such things.

Ha, nice. Would be funny if they saw the orks more like demons, crusaders lol

​@@TehOmnissiahI was thinking among those lines. The green skinned monsters, crusades led by banners showing the Emperor on a golden throne.

Feudal Orks tend to copy whatever technolog they see, so a lack of lasguns means the orks will not produce guns of their own usually. Escalation of ork violence probably happens after the wizard walked over and irradiated some of them. But Fire really is the only thing keeping orks from overpopulating, so presumably the world was either told or...Through medieval fashion "Burned the monsters" in their own backyards.

​@@TehOmnissiahthat probably wouldn't be good for them tho at that point inquisition might get involved for a hint of demons especially since ork live on this weird belief pyramid scheme might get stronger become part demons or demon worship might take hold somewhere I mean it's possible if it's like really really hardcore emperor worship to not be wiped out for inquisition

But if you could acquire a STC from the colony ship,you could probably name your own price to sell it to them for equipment for the Imperial Guard that's not readily available.

Those were the halcyon days, before the dark times, during the ending of fantasy battles.

@@Howl-Runner fun fact: did you know bolters don't use caseless ammo? But autoguns do. ;)

Those were the times... Miss being able to create your own dreadnough?

I mean that's how ogyrns do it.

Damn bloody magpies!

But what if the recruit steals the entire Rhino

​@@user-ro9zf9kz1hMake him a Sergeant right away

He's gets a bagel when he goes thru the space marine trials

@@joshuafischer684 Just found a new techmarine.

It absolutely is. Better food , no pollution, much lower population density

Maybe less religious strife too, so arguably better than medieval times. Because if someone else is worshipping a different god then you, then the high overlords will show up and beat them to death with crossbows that shoot light.

While life is probably still kind of nasty, brutish, and short, there are probably MASSIVE psychological benefits to being able to go outside and get some alone time in the fields when you need it instead of being stuck in a giant disgusting metal can with trillions of your “best friends.”

I remember an old video from Arch where he explained how he hates Blody Magpies due to him playimg with his blood angels in a store, some kid comes by and says arch painted his blood ravens wrong. Arch making video of them will be as meme loaded as Tex talking of Kurita.

@@Jaegerrants That'd be comedy gold...although we'd be more likely to expect one on the Ultrasmurfs.

He’s done several Lore videos on the Blood Raven chapters.

@@NathanCassidy721 He's mentioned them in a few of them, yes, but done an actual lore video on them, no.

@NathanCassidy721 Blood *Angel* chapters, not Blood Ravens, the Blood Ravens do not have successors (meme theories about the Relictors aside).

The bloodletter that just got his ass whopped by a Brettonian peasant mob seeing that shit:

Iron Snakes?

Okay remind me why daemons are a threat again?

@@cpaul562 Not everyone can be as much of a chad as a feudal farming man.

@@DetectiveLance Silver Sabres.

Feral worlds exist, where their even lower on the totem pole of technology, but flintlocks can exist in feudal worlds despite the whole, y'know. They'd probably mark our world as a Frontier slash Imperial World. Imperial being "Not remarkable", maybe a pleasureworld depending on how the surrounding sector is...And how much the world is left after "Unification by Imperial Forces"

Y'know, thinking about it. The feudal worlds are probably somehow less tyrannically run than most hiveworlds, mostly because the imperium doesn't focus as much on them. Sure they aren't in *Good* places, but it's...Better?

Alas, autonomy also means a ridiculous delay in or an altogether lack of response from the Imperium, if a call for aid goes out. I would think...

You don't vote for God-Emperors.

@@surtaandume_psykermystyk4010 ...So nothing new? Travel time and delay is hellish afterall. Even if they do arrive """On time""". No offense meant, more saying that a feudal world isn't liable to survive on it's lonesome if properly assaulted without assistance of some form. Depends on the world as well.

as long as no one starts thinking of making them bigger in order to boost production

Actually tech 0 feral orks are basically just fantasy orks tbh

Knowing 40k and mutants there's bound to be Skaven-like xenos SOMEWHERE on a Feudal world

well, until age of sigmar happened there was a good bit of evidence supporting a theory that fantasy was just a world in 40K. so Skaven might be in 40k. who knows, not this humble servant of the God Emperor of Mankind.

Snakebites are feudal orks at least. But their more feral orks than feudal.

@@ceiferthegamer Giant rat men do not exist in the deep underhives yes-roger.

Cadia wasn't a tragedy by reckoning of the administratium, their recruiting tithe exploded at least x10 fold.

How many bodies and gear could they provide? I don't remember much but it surely couldn't provide like 1% of the tithe Cadia provided each cycle. We only saw the best of the best in Taninth in the 3 guard regiments of the tithe. And those 3 regiments were the first guard units Tanith ever provided. Cadia had sent its children to fight for Imperium for a long long time.

@@huntermad5668 Well, the worlds in cadia system was fortressx 3 (Four and five if you count military hive and prison) And of course, Cadia., nuclear arms production, a imperial (Not forge) world that, "source of much war material"...Potentailly a forge-like, potentially raw materials. Plus a hellscape world and navy. And that's it. The actual production I'd argue was done elsewhere (Because the crusade fleets would bulldoze that target as important presumably.) So, cadia as a system is 8 recruiting worlds for cadia or so,guardsmen, potentially rising up more than one cadia force at a time, More so now with the splintering of cadia's population. (all 'new' cadias) I'd argue their equipment is either produced so locally and focusedly that sure, they can outfit everyone...Or they rely on closeby sectors or planets outside of the "Murder zone" to really outfit themselves, depending on how much a fortress world produces rather then plopping out regiment after regiment on a shoestring budget, especially with the AMOUNT of cadians there are. ...And Tanith had a agri-hive world. And that's it. The fact that Tanith produced star soldiers is perhaps the only reason their notable, but their skill and abilities provided a niche that the catachans and cadians didn't fill, so they became prized in their field. But, perhaps given more time. They'd simply be "Catachans equivalent" as in, small in number (Compared to cadia) Proud, skilled, and do things their way for effectiveness sake. But they never had the chance to. And the imperium is less for it.

@huntermad5668 it's the concept of "Quality > Quantity" the Tanith were able in their First tithe to provide 3 regiments, yes that less than Cadia after millennia of tithes to The Imperium. The Tanith with their, again, first tithe provide Gen 1 guardsmen that determined the outcome of a Crusade. If Tanith had survived there's no doubt in my mind that their Light Infantry regiments would have increased every few years and provide experts in Force Recon and Asymmetrical Warfare. That would result in a platoon of scouts would have the effectiveness of a Cadian Company as far as the tactical side. I'm not saying Cadians should be replaced, just that the Tanith would provide a definitive edge to the Astra Militarum, supplementing regiments like the Cadians, as they did in the novely, that shouldn't be ignored or dismissed due to factors that don't win wars in 40k. The Tanith with their skill set and streamlined gear would out perform the most numerically and logistically privileged regiments, the Bluebloods for example.

@@househendoe7549 Except that is not true, Tanith troops are good scouts but they are not line infantry like Cadian shock troopers. Sure we saw a Tanith platoon(?) cause massively disportional damage to the chaos forces but it is like the will of the Emp more than anything. They have different tactical niches.

True

​@@robertnelson9599s

Makes one wonder how much do one factorum worker even see. Or is it just moving stuff from pile to an other...

I will be joining you on vraks shortly after I finish this video.

😄

Knowing 40k, Nightworlds refer to worlds that have no sunlight whatsoever. But in the imperiums hubris colonized anyways.

A knight whit giant coconats

The noble knight houses who guard the world have always selected the common folk servants. They perform precious few duties, but the oddest is that they follow around the titantic war machines on "horse"back, banging their local fruit together...Even if the pilot isn't in their warmachine. Other knight houses have expressed a desire for similar accommodations, but the fruit is religiously guarded by the serfs...And thus extension, the knights.

@@yuvalgabay1023 There they are standing in a row.

Over 50% of all farming world wide is done with preindustrial technology and basically on the level of medieval tech.

Tbh i can imagine shipments of fertilizers

@@riffhurricane The world's top producer of phosphorus is China while in second but first for exports is Morocco. In fact Belarus isn't even top 23. We have lots of phosphorus it's just a question of energy to get it. Earth rocks are about 0.1% phosphorus. If our future isn't green driven energy poverty we have enough to last forever even if we won't engage with ocean filtration. The problem for export is when you start shipping huge amounts of mass off planet, more so if as we expect the Earth is unusually rich in phosphorus leaving most other worlds are a vastly more aggressive phosphorus bio-cycle.

@@xoso599 Confused Catachan staring at administratium adepts excitedly talking about non-fire phosphorus while their busy fighting off the local tree season [They shoot acid spikes up to 8 miles.]

I don’t know that every Agri-World is going to go to the full “40K extreme.” I actually think Earth could make a pretty reasonable Agri-World if we got our act together, at least in the sense of being able to become a net exporter for nothing in terms of Imperial investment.

Custodes Ogyrn. Got their orders direct from the emprah.

Given mutation in the ogryns vs baseline humans, such a project, even if successful, would waste a lot of geneseed. So use Ultramarine geneseed.

@@elysiankentarchy1531 Honestly, Human mutation rates are high, but ogyrns are. Relatively low? Their stabilized genome so their recognized as Abhuman, meanwhile the human genome average is pretty screwed since mass warp exposure over a long period of time, plus dark age of technology gene edits rearing their heads, plus the corruptive influences further. Meanwhile, it's like. Plague ogryns are the only real mutant variation. What I'm saying is Ogyrn space marines should be somehow more stable ironically... Them and ratlings.

@@elysiankentarchy1531 Considering how much Geneseed is and potentially can be lost in Void warfare, using it to make a Chapter of experimental OgrynMarines with a potentially incredible outcome would be worth it. Think about how much Astartes intellectual 'boosts' are wasted when mostly they just do the physical tasks of a typical human spec operative. Give that boost to an Ogryn, and they'd be above average human intelligence and, combined with their already extra ordinary physical qualities with Astartes physiological bumps...it may be better to make more of them, and make Astartes Chapter Masters over them so their brains could be used more effectively in a formation. Just saying...if I was leading a war against Orks and 'Nids...not sure low quality guardsmen in numbers and high quality Astartes is going to get the best results when it's all about attrition and endurance...you need a large number of middle ground that have extreme durability.

But @johngavin3180 Technically speaking, it's only tech heresy when it has tech in it. Windmills, flintlocks, and the ilk being created by hand isn't heretical simply due to it being hilariously beneath notice of the mechanicus. Like watching a child "Make" a stickgun.

How is wrath and glory btw? I heard they had a kinda 2nd edition type thing.

Catachan and Valwood have a lot in common. Their trees do not want to be cut down.

I think so, they might even put chemicals in the soil so that it lasts longer.

Even our own world at its current technology levels could probably be a decent Agri-World.

Doesn't that still count as starving them tho?

Given how Arch is persona non grata with a large chunk of the Warhammer content producers, I doubt he would get invited due to fear of the mobs coming after whoever invited him or other people working with whoever invited Arch threatening to pull out.

The mechanicus banned creative thinking in high technology, so it'd go from feudal to imperial world but stop there at most.

Hilariously covered in the warp, high number of psykers [so called 'wizards'] and potentially abhuman [Though, elves might be ab-eldar and must be expunged] and 100% a daemonworld, due to the whole, y'know "Literal doorways into other dimensions" "Hell opening up" and such. Argonians would be a fight for astartes if their trees get mad at the imperium. Y'know if the imperium doesn't utilize orbital superiority and...They don't get punished for it by godly/magical interventionism. Which makes sense since there was feudal worlds who fought and won against Astartes and caused a few kills, plus favored terrain and all plus the buffs the trees gave the lizardfolk. The "correct" way for the "Beast" races to survive would be to throw down and call themselves "abhuman" ..Bretons might not make it though. Probably not a lot of chaos as the imperium sees it, but a lot of competing minor warp gods who are insanely jealous of interlopers.

I kinda suspect it would be a mix of troops and agricultural products, since our biosphere is reasonably intact. I actually have a situation like that in my own headcanon.

Their in a better place socially sure. But not so much when the combat comes to face them sometimes.