Things you Probably Didn't know About Warhammer 

You can access warhammer plus in Canada through a sneaky workaround, which is that the 9th edition app still allows Canada subscribers to access warhammer plus.

You’re right I didn’t know about the kids novel. But I’m already subscribed though guess I’m unsubscribing than.

No room for a shovel, tho

Yes please do a vid on the Mentors! They weird me out than any other chapter they got like a CIA psy-ops feel

The space wolves successor chapter the wolf brothers making their own super space marines before primaris marines that made Bjorn sad 'if magnus didn't deal with them I would have'

Makes sense

Yeah they sent a couple of them in Italy for operation gladio in order to train a bunch of fascist terrorists who killed a shit load of people through terrorist attacks

I think green berets are more hands on. I got the notion they were what Vietnam “US advisors” supposedly were (at the time. Hindsight shows it was much more than just advising and assisting at the top etc but just the idea sounded akin to a single space marine not being ABLE to do anything other than advise! :)

@@TimJohniLL The Vietnam advisors were from many branches, but the one you're thinking is the MACV SOG, a CIA unit. One of the best known advising and aid missions was the Viking Hammer during Iraq 2. They were able to uptrain Kurdish fighters (also this mission is the reason why high speeds have beards: no beard = child. They had to grow beards to be culturally taken seriously). They attacked an Al Qaeda stronghold and found a sarin manufacturing lab and plant. This is what the Mentors seem to do. Liaise, advise and train. They will accompany the troops too, but they're more of a sekrit squirrel type deal. Something that Cawl has turned his Emperor's Scythes (I think that's the chapter that accompany him everywhere) into.

​@pasqualeprota185 The mentors space marines did what now!

Damn right

From Vancouver and this is incorrect just a heads up. Warhammer plus and the army app and all benefits can be purchased in Canada as the app does not bring in enough Canadian revenue nor enough global revenue to be affected by broadcasting or streaming laws and is fully offered and operational to Canadians

Just say he's an Ogryn Sargeant or something, if someone has a problem with that, they're lame anyway

The Imperial palace is in the Himalayan mountains. The Golden Throne is absolutely not in the UK.

@@marcwittkowski5146They didn’t steal it and put it in a museum?

@@marcwittkowski5146this’s probably one of those weird things from rouge trade

Not a fact

@@DefaultProphetno.

david *tennant* bro :)

You know, David Tenet, the guy who played Professor Whom.

@@thehat4244 hahahahaha

you might say he's a ... Tenant... in your mind?

@@wolfgangrecordings I always thought it was David Tenent, but it got autocorrect to Tenet. Guess I would’ve been wrong either way

wait... Quebec did something that benefited *OTHER* provinces... sus... very sus (no true hate to any becies, it's just fun to poke at you)

Brother!

@@NoOne-us9os 🥳

Weird how a simple Psychological Horror game weirdly has the best background music at times.

​@@drxtale9446You love to hear it.

After doing a little dive into Canadian online broadcasting laws, I think Arthur is just straight up wrong. Online streaming services that make over $10m Canadian dollars must prioritize their Canadian content without using algorithms. There was no mention of a quota for Canadian content at all. A Warhammer plus subscription would probably be priced at $8-9 a month, based off of conversion from the British and American prices. Even if we rounded up to $10/month because maple tax, there would need to be over 10k people who play 40k, but are willing to pay GW $10/month to use a service that used to be free. Edit: mistook monthly price for yearly, my bad.

Nice interesting bit.😮😊

There was a flex disc (a very cheap record) on white dwarf 95 heavy metal by Sabbat

he knows there is not point arguing about something that is wrong, offcourse im talking about GW not giving us more Sisters of Silence, i guess they dont care about female representation 😮‍💨

They almost definitely do they just arent aware that they are AI

​@@SpliffingBritmachine spirits are very much NOT AI, they're the result of the mechanicus praying so much

@@ICantThinkOfAFunnyHandle the imperium does have AI, they just use it very sparingly and very cautiously. these AI are usually described as especially sophisticated and active machine spirits

@@wolfgangrecordings source?

@@ICantThinkOfAFunnyHandle 40k wiki haha

there is always... alternatives... as mentioned... I won't post any actual links in the comments but they do exist

There was a whole lot of codices that weren't available on the on the more visible side of the ☠️ side of the internet. Someone I know went trawling through the Russian web, signing up for random sketchy Russian-language filehosting sites to dig up everything so that it could be made accessible. I don't even speak Russian lol.

A lot of the Chaos warbands besides the original legions don't have a direct and pure link with whatever legion they originally came from, they steal gene seed of whatever kind they can get their hands on and create new let's say Red Corsairs that are not true Astral Claws descendants but they get inducted in the warband anyway; they don't much choice about it, they have to become mongrels or become extinct. That's why they steal that stuff but they cannot use it to treat already existing Astartes.

Wait, they were to ashamed to tell the truth about what?

​@@wernerfuhrythe Star Scorpions became a Chaos Warband, if the wider Imperium had knowledge of that they would had not re-used their colors.

@@g.sergiusfidenas6650 ah thanks mate!

Can you blame them? (No, no you can't, that place sucks).

​@@alastor8091bro, I don't know how else to tell you this, but that sounds pretty damn racist.

@@LexYeen first, no it doesn't, second, go ahead and explain your thought, I'll humor you.

​@@alastor8091you said an entire continent of people that I'm 99.9999% sure you've never met or visited "sucks" with no prompting, which is a thing racists do.

​@@LexYeen but saying that the US sucks would somehow avoid that conjecture

yes please explain more

@@wernerfuhry Alr. So first off, nobody can decide on who got their positions first. In Azrael: Keeper of the Truth, Ezekiel was already Grand Master of the Librarians, while Azrael was just promoted to Supreme Grand Master and Asmodai was only a random Interrogator Chaplain. In Eye of Ezekiel, Ezekiel was a just promoted to being a standard librarian, but Asmodai and Azrael were already Grand Master and Supreme Grand Master respectively. Also, until the “new lore”, Lion El’Johnson wasn’t just _missing,_ he was fucking DEAD. Also present in Eye of Ezekiel, after his soul gets yoinked by a daemon he travels in time and sees the history of the Dark Angels, including the Fall of Caliban. There he watches Luther MORTALLY WOUND THE LION (after getting critically injured himself in their duel), then after telling Cypher some secret stuff the Lion just keels over. This is ALSO true in the Space Marine codex in 5th edition. Apparently, all loyalist Primarchs were DEAD, with the only exception being Guilliman who was (somehow) miraculously healing his injuries while in stasis.

@@LordCrate-du8zm hot amm, thanks for the answer mate. That's almost kinda impressive. In a sad way.

@@wernerfuhry You’re welcome my dude :) it’s always silly when people talk about how good “old lore” was, when this was the standard it was at.

stays regardless