*Well, the title did not lie* 'ABOMINATION'-WARHAMMER 40K STORY - ADEPTUS MECHANICUS 

He called the heart of the forge an abomination, basically calling your church an abomination.

They're talking about the 4th planet of the solar system. In WH40k it's a massive industrial planet. The story also only scratches the surface of how inhumane Mars is in WH40k. It's also a planet you don't want to be a toaster on either.

I guarantee you his calling the machine an abomination is what landed him that fate. For all their talk of letting go of their flesh and emotions to welcome machinery and cogitation, the Adeptus Mechanicus are hypocritical and wrathful.

Its not that the tech adept making him into a servitor enjoys his suffering, its the frightening realization that it simply doesn't care. Why would they use something like anesthetics and medicine on something they consider lesser.

Keep in mind this is EVERYDAY horrorific for warhammer 40k. I can think of some things worse than this but it still is up there.

Fun fact. Sometimes servitors are not completely lobotomized, and they still retain a measure of self-awareness. They remember what has been done to them, what they are doomed to remain as, and they can only watch powerless from within. Because, you know, 40k loves doubling down on grim dark body disfigurement horror.

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I guess his insult of "Abomination" when he saw the tens of thousands of slaves being sacrificed would be like going into a medieval spanish church and telling the inquisition that eating the flesh of christ is an abomination...religious fundies aren't the most tolerant or forgiving. Maximillian was on an ambassadorial visit to essentially strengthen ties with the mechanicus and secure better trade deals, but the mechanicus is very anti outside influence and almost champing at the bit to prove they are not subservient to the imperium, so the whole trip to visit the heart of the forge had a dual purpose of testing if this ambassador would make a worthy respectful ally and if he proved not to be, they could bait him into making a mistake and use him to make a statement on who needs to respect who. I don't think it's common knowledge in the 40k universe that thousands of psykers have their souls consumed on a daily basis to keep the emperor alive, and those that are aware usually have the opinion that psykers are dangerous mutant scum and deserve the fate...hypocrisy is rampant in the imperium

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They’re not gonna give you anesthetics, I mean, what’s the point, you’re a condemned heretical prisoner who’s about to be turned into a robot slave, they do not care

One does not simply be allowed to view directly the heart of the machine god and call it an abomination.

Vox in the void makes excellent videos. Mars was one of the first planets to be colonized I believe. They became the mechanicus and like the story if you offend them. You might “accidentally” fall into a forge or be turned into a servitor. Also the human sacrifices to the forge I think are losses In maintenance as she refers to them as Units so they aren’t just tossed in the fire.

This is a punishment for calling the forge an abomination. Anesthesia is unnecessary. He’s not passed out because of the chems being pumped into him.

They’re doing it like this because this Imperial talked shit about their big fire

It's the planet. There's a technophile cult of machine worshipping cyborgs on Mars in the 40K universe. The Emperor gave them an exception to practice religion as he thought it would be counterproductive to conquer them. Heresy? Yes. But it's tolerated. Mars is the Roman equivalent of Ares. Hephaestus is the Greek god of craftsmanship and forging.

The planet, not the god. Mars the god doesn't even exist here at all. Just the 4 chaos gods and the very few Eldari gods that are left, Star gods and the old ones.

Ah abomination, will admit decided to have a look at it myself recently, quite a uhm, scary story I tell ye. Though I guess a good bit of it is because you only listen to the whole thing, there is no visuals to give you an idea ftmp, so the mind imagines one hell of a horrific thing. And I will say, this is probably one of the least horrific tales of 40k all things considered, there are MUCH worse things than this. Also will admit this tale kinda reminds me of a sequence in Quake 4 where Matthew Kane has a bunch of stuff grafted to him and his legs replaced as part of a process to make him a Strogg, which didn't complete but, man. Quite something for me to have a flashback to. Though definitely do think the whole abomination story is on a whole other level from that, especially as Matthew Kane got lucky. The Psion did not.

The Adeptus Mechanicus are not "technically" heretics nor are they Technically part of the Imperium. They are in fact Allies of the Imperium as per the Treaty of Mars between the Emperor and the Mechanicus Leaders. The Mechanicus' religion is tolerated because - as you said - they make and preserve all of Humanity's technology and are a key piece to the War Effort

friendly reminder: mars the planet, the imperium recognizes no god but the god emperor of mankind... and hesitantly the omnissaiah, cuz the tech priests make all the emperiums weaponry and stuff...

0.023 Million Units = 23,000 sacrifices a day!

Mars the planet. their god is the machine god, the Omnissiah

Mars the planet, warhammer 40k only has 2 accepted gods, the Emperor and the Omnissiah, which the official narrative says are the same person.

They are called a cult for a reason.

well you weren 't really subtle about pre-watching this, lol

Note to self Never ever visit the mechanicus

he got a fate worst then death for calling the forge heart an abomination, usually servitors are lobotomized early on so they essentially die but this go around he was purposely kept awake and aware and will remain as a spectator to his own body for who knows 1 year to 1 million

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"Do they really need to make them suffer?" "THE-FLESH-IS-WEAK. MORTAL!"

Mars as in the planet in our solar system

mars as in the planet as the planet of mars, where the mechanicus was formed

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I find this story a little over the top. true that the Mechanicus creates servants and the like, so creepy, but are unworthy subjects, heretics, criminals. They would not bother a noble family. Then I do not understand the reason for the journey. What should they see or discover?