What Is It Like Living On A Chaos World? | Warhammer 40k Lore 

Since you made Seth‘s video about warp entities that aren’t aligned with chaos. I’d like to propose a video idea of my own. About what remains of and references to ‘our’ era and earlier things from earth in the time of 40K. That’s something I’ve been interested in for a long time.

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@@blackjacklover99 IIRC Malcador the Sigillite has the actual Mona Lisa.

Hey Majorkill. Would you please make some lore videos on the Imperial Truth, the Imperial Creed, The Ecclesiarchy, and the High Lords of Terra? Thank you.

Can Jaghatai Khan be revived

Wasn't there a story about Alpha legionaire that posed as a planetary gouverneur? Or was it just a meme...

@@jakubgrzybek6181 knowing the alpha legion, 2 out of 7 planetary governors are alpha legionaries.

@@synergy8879 or 7 out of 2

Terra is an Alpha Legion controlled world only no one in Alpha Legion or on Terra is aware of this

@@jakubgrzybek6181 this was a statement made in an old codex.

Right, but in that process they end up steadily stripping a world bare, like slo-mo Tyranids.

If you think about it, Warp-tainted worlds have the most potential to become post-scarcity, as fiddling with portals and warp's time dilation, you could potentially duplicate resources by sending them into the past, much like what ICoG from Xeelee Sequence did, or trade with yourself from an alternate timeline, where seasonal harvest yielded way more corn. But this is Warp we're talking about. It's bound to be unreliable.

@@IrishCarney Are you suggesting that the Imperium doesn't do the same? 🙃

@@SandrockCustom I don't think they do, no. In Dan Abnett's "The Lost" he describes how a Blood Pact-ruled Chaos world is being systematically drained of its water, and its soil being short-term boosted to produce invasive species crops that will deplete the soil in the long run and destroy the world's fertility. All the wildlife and vegetation in the wilderness is slowly dying from Chaos taint. The character witnessing this, Gaunt, sees this as a huge contrast to how the Imperium does things, and he's well-travelled and clear-eyed about how harsh the Imperium can be - no starry-eyed Pollyana or fanatic.

@@IrishCarney BET! Let's set up a tent and camp outside an Imperial hive city. I'll bring the sunscreen, you bring the marshmellows 😎

Vulkan would be the only one who remotely tries to make life better for the average imperial citizen.

Perturabo would have it functioning like clockwork. Horrible, murderous, clockwork. But hey, at least the trains run on time!

Most of them may see the Imperium as too corrupt and leave it to create their own empire

@@stalinjustafellowrussianco7440 Yeah, who cares about grammar anyway?

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Then a Loyalist Primarch takes his place as Tzeentch's Pawn. Perhaps Corvus Corax who kills Loyal Magnus and wins the Heresy for Horus!

It wasnt changed. They just moved on from treating it as hard rules and rather as a standard guidebook

Most of the Codex was meant to be a guide. Guilliman did regret how badly the 1000 per chapter messed up the unity the Space Marines had. So he had to declare that chapters didn't need to follow the Codex rigidly, only reference it as a guide.

I'm a year late but: Nobody has a view on most of the Eldar gods because Slaanesh vored them all, Khorne has a sense of kinda brotherhood with Khaine and wanted him, Khaine hates Khorne, Nurgle loves Isha in his Nurgly way, she hates him. Everyone is neutral to or hates Cegorach. They all hate the Emperor, we don't know how Cegorach feels about him. Gork and Mork are hated or neutral, we don't know. Between the Chaos gods, Khorne hates Slaanesh who's okay with Nurgle who mutually hates Tzeentch who's okay with Khorne and Slaanesh and vice versa. As for others like Drachnyen and Vashtor, they all somewhat dislike the Chaos gods but are too far beneath to be noticed by them and when they are it's like you vs a fly. Malice/Malal is his own sorta thing, he hates the Chaos Gods.

There's a few who aren't chaos aligned and even fewer who are dubed traitors yet do the exact opposite of what you'd expect traitors to do however most are forced to deal with chaos in one way or another as they would have basically no help from the emperium

I knew that the second I saw the title, Gereon Resists!

@@hummerskickass Gereon Resists, Bless the 12

@@hummerskickass Also just rembered the um actually that it is actually a titsnitch world as he is playing mind games with Sek as they do go down the Yellow purple route.

Nah

Technically yes, forces of chaos are not shy of hiring mercs to begin with... I guess it depends on who's pulling the strings, for example, i can see the IW, Alpha Legion and alike not caring much while for the Word Bearers would be a LoLno

Yes. See Red Corsairs, Alpha Legion, Night Lords, Iron Warriors and *insert miscellaneous pirate warband here* Technically the Black legion counts too

It’s worth looking up those title selling companies and the legality of it. It’s been extensively documented that the titles aren’t really a thing, and most of the companies that sell them are scammers that have been sued repeatedly. I’m not saying this company specifically are scammers, according to majorkills ad the charity aspect is tied to an outside charity, but many of them straight up don’t do what they say they’ll do. Also, I’m salty because they sent me a certificate calling me a lady instead of a lord 😭

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we talking literally raining spiders or spiders dropping/jumping out of nigh-omnipresent treecover? 'cause there are several kinds of spiders that fly and several geographic regions where you see visible _clouds_ of them that drop out of the sky when the wind fails them but they're all pretty much harmless so the literal spider-rain is weird and might freak you out but won't hurt you and likely won't even land on you since they're so drifty that the air currents as you move will likely keep them off of you meanwhile the spiders-in-the-trees kind of "spider rain" can be straight up lethal in some areas. come to think of it "fire tornadoes" are an actual thing that happens in the real world they are rare as hell but they ARE real. they are most likely to happen naturally in large valleys between mountains that connect to large flatlands so there really are plenty of places in the American midwest where they straight up have both raining spiders and fire tornadoes and I'd bet a large portion of the people there consider it a decent place to live. ^the artificial ones have all been the result of large wooden-construction sections of cities burning, often during firebombing campaigns or major earthquakes, sooooo, y'know, probably not so nice a place to live...no raining spiders there though!