About Stern trusting the Eldar so easily, as a Ex inquisitor woud say: "Dealing with the Eldar is a very fickle prospect. The are prone to acting in ways that are counter-current to their own self interest, making you think that they think that they're deceiving you, when in reality, they're being completely honest and counting on the fact that you think that they're lying to you, so that you'll completely discount the truth as the truth."
@@augustuslunasol10thapostle nah they were stronger than marines but they arent custodes the custodes were outnumbered by alot this wasn't the ten thousand like it is now like imagine custodes fighting an entire legion of space marines they might win but they're gonna take alot of loses im sure the emperor had more then like a thousand thunder warriors it was probably in the tens of thousands ATLEAST maybe even more the techno barbarians were no joke some of them still had daot tech id imagine it being around a legions size, also I looked it up they had twenty regiments if we go by googles definition thats 1-2k so it was atleast around 20k
@@augustuslunasol10thapostle I think there has to be a reason that he killed them but not the worldeaters (post nails) I think the story of the thunder warriors has a lot more going on than we currently know.
Necrons: have the silent king Yvraine and the Ynarri: okay, we have Guilliman back but we'd like to bring back the Emperor as well Me: I fucking repent
Thing is, they probably need to have the emperor back in Physical form if they're going up against the Necrons, seeing they have the technology to make null fields, although Abbadon really did a number on the pylons left from the War in heaven
I'm honestly disappointed that there aren't more stories about the Eldar vs Necrons. They were created to fight them, you'd think they'd be more active against them now that the Silent King has returned. And I'd love to hear the back and forth between the two over whose empire is more dead.
eldari are basically extinct. i bet the silent king thinks very little of their dying enemies and is focusing on ending all life. That's probably why they're so slow at reviving all the tomb worlds because they know eldari won't stop them.
@@dubious7424 no the Silent King has a plan to use Humanity for something and it's hinted at. That's why he is sticking his thumbs in the eye of the Tyranids and Chaos.
It's not at all naive of Stern to believe Yvraine. She trusts Kyganil and if he trusts her, then in all fairness, she should have no reason to suspect Yvraine is wanting to trick her.
Depends on zhe size of the statement. If she said she wouldn't harm me, i'd believe her. If she tells me Jesus has returned and she helped him return, i'd say...nah you just made that shit up.
I wonder how yvraine is handling all of these sisters of battle always gushing over Gillman or she is just enjoying it, (I know it's not cannon, but I just love the memes)
admitting to the resurrection of Guillman is probably the one of the only things that could get a sisters emotional because its so beyond what anyone would admit to doing in aide and scope and she said it so matter of factly
After the the 5th ed. lore nerf, Necron's have a chance to lose now. Heck, I'm not even sure they enslaved everyone for the C'Tan. As far as who is scarier though, I think it's still lore that Nids avoid Tomb Worlds.
@@mxviii Depends on when it was written, we had the Outsider c'tan's dyson sphere that the nids made a deliberate move to avoid though I don't think a definite reason was given for them avoiding normal worlds. If that's been added to the fluff more recently then that's viable. Old logic was that since Necrons weapons were based on ripping away matter and then teleporting away on death which left nothing, every fight against them was both hard and costly for the hive mind. There's also multiple times where Necron tech is shown to be able to shut down warp effects (Cadia's pylons for example) so there's another argument they could calm areas of the warp shutting down nid travel/cutting hive mind communication. Personally I miss old 'crons because we know too much about them now making them lose the fear of the unknown that used to be their defining characteristic. Sorta 'Cthulhu' vs 'Hello Cthulhu'.
@@Captain1nsaneo Honestly, I dont see why they would even fight fluffwise. The nids could probably strip a tombworld clean before the necrons could even wake up. Not to mention why would the necrons even care? There no food in the tombs, so the nids probably wouldnt even bother them.
Regarding how easily and immediately Stern had believed Yvraine - I don't think it was too naive of her. Or rather, her naivety has a meaning. She was touched by Faith. She is imbued with Faith. Her soul is. The author didn't allude to it, but I feel like it's now a part of her nature. She only needs to believe, and even a possibly false reassurance would do. (Or maybe she knew it to be true the moment she heard it, who knows) And from Yvraine's point of view... I'm about to go into headcanon territory now, but hear me out: * Primarchs were created with the help of Chaos Gods. We never got a profound and detailed explanations of their nature, but we can safely say that ALL of them have extremely potent souls, that burn with truly posthuman intensity. That said, none of them (and that includes Corax, whose return had me fangirl for a good hour or so) had actualized themselves in Emperor's image. Stern is also quite different from Celestine, who is a High Imperial Demon. Celestine reassembles her soul, her Self every time she awakes in the Immaterium. Stern was imbued with power of multiple souls. Sounds familiar?.. Yes, I argue that in her Yvraine sees an Emperor-like construct. In essence, to Yvraine it is proof of humans having the ability to weave gods, as the Eldar could. A confirmation that humans, the mon'keigh, might be the ones destined to inherit the Galaxy. An in Stern's eyes she sees blazing god stuff. As an Emissary of a God that has yet to rise, she would have some complicated thoughts on it, methinks. Stern is indeed dangerous. And necessary. That's how I see it, and I think it's beautiful. *And if Ordo Hereticus has problems with my opinion, they'll have to break into my habcell and push my head into the keybxkgzjzfjzfjzfkxmgcxhlxgz*
At one point the Stormtroopers were respected and feared by many for their accuracy, like how they wiped out the Rebels in Tantive IV. Just because of a minor plot of them intentionally missing became a running joke as them being super incompetent.
@@gamechanger8908 Yes, even Obi Wan stated that Stormtroopers are an elite force using precise strikes. Unfortunately the movies continue to show them quite inept.
I bet the next real massive event in 40K will be the emergence of a new hive fleet larger than any seen before the hive mind has began its assault on the galaxy. The fleets before were mearly scouts. Imagine entire sectors going dark, the hive minds presence is so vast and powerful that it actually has the power to seal parts of the rift it comes in contact with
Honestly we might get Imperium, Eldar, Orks, Necrons, and Tau vs the Tyranids with the coming Tyranid force larger than Hive Fleet Leviathan. Leviathan was merely a scout fleet. The real force is coming and even the Ruinous powers are in danger now.
Necrons are the real great power in the Galaxy. They are the most advanced, very numerous, still have access to the game breaking OP weapon that won the war in heaven, and Tyranids can't eat them. The Infinite Empire will triumph!
It shows character development that she was naive at first such as the gathering storm but time has past she has fully accepted her role and embraced it grown with it
The TRULT terrifying thing about the Necrons is that they fought in and survived a conflict that made the Horus Heresy and the War of the Beast seem like minor skirmishes. The TRULY terrifying thing about the Tyranids is their virtually unknowable vastness. Who knows how many Hive Fleets there are? For all anyone knows, even the largest Hive Fleets encountered so far could represent a relatively minor incursion.
I love Ephrael Stern, it's really interesting to see her point of view as she undergoes this transformation from renegade psyker to full blown world breaking powerhouse and how the imperium reacts to her. I have no doubt in mind that she is a Saint given the ending of the book but its how she handles that mantle that is really exciting to me. In a similar fashion I'd love to read a few more stories about Saint Celestine just after her own apotheosis and how a humble sister of battle deals with that kind of divine elevation.
One thing really stands out for me. How much the quality of these videos has improved since the early days, the story telling, the discussion, even the pacing has come on such a long way. I watched Roboute meets Mortarion last night and that was my immediate thought. Bravo WLR.
Lets be honest, your opinion on the Tyranids is correct and logical... we know the size of that invading force is yet to be written... the galaxy needs to at least pause fighting to even withstand the potential tyranid conquest of the milky way.
What if, and hear me out here, it isn't so much a reigniting of the War in Heaven but more of the Imperium attempting to play arbitrator between the Ynnari and some faction of the Necrons. Lest we forget the Necrons hate of all things warpy and Trazyn the Infinite's help in activating the Cadian Pylons. The galaxy may very well need an alliance of these 3 great powers to stop Chaos and, to a much greater degree, the Tyranids from consuming everything.
Id love to see more of cooperation between some fraction, but sadly there is not very much option here. Orc/human/eldari Humans/necrons Humans/eldari those 3 i know of any idea what Alliance fragile as they may be could be forge, any suggestion who would want to team up with chaos, maybe orks when promised a big fight...
Chaos is the 'billy no mates' of 40k, the only team up of factions I could see happening is Imperial / Eldari........ although Necrons did team up with Blood Angels, Dante made a pact with the silent king to fight the Tyranids!
I always saw it as her just feeling that it was true. Then her taking an eldar at their word. Like she just knows she would know if they were lying about that.
Rho, You need to read Thousand Sons novel... the description of the Leman Russ, and how he is on the battlefield is totally epic. Especially what happens (no spoilers) to a couple of thousand sons captains attempt to launch unlimited psychic powers at him .... oooooh boy.
Most humans/monk’ith are not exactly thrilled about being led around by their nose like a bull with a rope through the nose and so they take eldari frankness with mistrust
I give it one or two more editions of the Silent King trying to prep the Necrons for the Tyranid invasion and acquire alliances against it before we see another Hive Fleet. If anything, it would be suitably grimdark for Stern, the Sisters, and their coalitions to have smashed apart his plans at great cost to both sides just before the new Hive Fleet hits. He sought a ceasefire with Dante, but I think even he wouldn't have expected the damage the Imperium and Stern did to the Pariah Nexus and his Illuminor's experimental work there, which could have proved to be the ultimate tool for deflecting and weakening the Tyranid threat. Would love to see more of Stern in the lore, she's as great an asset as the Imperium has had since the Primarchs all still walked, and although Celestine is definitely a preferred sword of the Emperor in Realspace, she's far more bound to the Warp than Stern and far less able to lead and build for that. The Imperium needs leaders and heroes now, as Guilliman told Dante, and Stern could definitely be one of them if the Inquisition would sort itself out and take 10 seconds to actually look at her track record rather than just her power.
Even though I shouldn't I love Ephreal Stern. In my opinion she is still a loyalist, its the inquisition who messed up, heck it wasn't even most of the inquisition, it was the one willing to MURDER other loyalist and even other members of the INQUISTION itself at a chance at getting a new weapon. By chance I mean no real chance, but I doubted that mattered to him, that this whole affair burned the Inquisition was their own fault, and should an outside group of inquisitors investigate it things might not turn out well for some members of the Ordo Malious.
The Necrons - then Stern and the Eldar need to find the only primarch that can match the military might of this strategic threat. The Lion and the first legion. If the Eldar can awaken him, then he will gather all the unforgivinen chapters to legion strength and take the fight to them. There is your war in heaven. And what a fight it would be. Let alone the buildup - primaris, two brothers at odds, the state of the imperium, and the Eldar- then the fight begins.
think you should talk about the Pariah Nexus next, cause that's exactly what is happening. hearing about Necrons creating pariahs would be interesting. seems like their ultimate goal is to wipe out all traces of psychic energies
@WolfLordRho Man, I love your videos and I would HIGHLY recommend listening to the Fury of Magnus and doing it in one of your future videos. Its got some of your favorite Primarchs and is such an epic and heartbreaking story.
I have this feeling that everybody knows in that conversation that if you were to LIE to Ephrael Stern, that would be the last mistake you made in your (most likely very short and painful) life. Doesn't mean that the TRUTH is being told, just that there are no obvious, blatant lies or deceptions. Everything is a "certain point of view" sort of thing.
Cant say I am too versed in matters concerning Stern, but from how she was reborn into sainthood, I kinda doubt that the emperor actually has any say in the matter. She would without a doubt listen and obey if he chose to communicate with her, but I think it would always be a relationship based on voluntary effort rather thna BIg E, having some kind of spiritual veto right. She seems like her own thing, entirely devouted to the emperor and empire, but a force very different from most. Except for the emperor himself, as he is(maybe) also the creation of many souls fusing together, although of a different potency. As for re-igniting the war in heaven, hell yeah, that would be damn cool!
NOW, WAIT THERE!! Wasn´t their first encounter during the Psiquick Awakening? In fact, wasn´t Ephrael looking for the help of the Ynnari to fight against the Necrons, but Yvrainne said "nay, Im looking for some swords to kill a Chaos God" ?
Honestly the Necrons are the most OP race in 40K. They can bring shards of star gods out whenever without rituals. They have their leader and can raise pylons to Block the warp and wreck Tyranid fleets with ease as seen in the Dante interaction with the Silent King. Edit: and remember one World Engine fought a whole Sector Fleet so easily a 1000 ships and parts of 15 Chapters of Astartes and it took a entire Chapter to sacrifice themselves to beat a single ship. No Hive fleet can say that and they attack in the millions of ships like the splinter fleet that attacked Baal and got messed up by far less ships before making planetfall.
Must we find another so soon, which primarch would she resurrect next? She's talking about resurrecting the primarchs, right. So the only one that needs resurrection is the Lion, sanguinius' spirit already roams the imperium, Corax was lost, Dorn, the khan also just disappeared so I'm thinking shes got to be talking about the Lion.
@@clusterfuck7375 the lion is in a coma like Guilliman was on the rock so if she calls Guilliman a resurrection, then the lion is the only one like him from which to resurrect. Plus they will never resurrect sanguinius that would completely ruin his angelic sacrifice in the emperors name, sanguinius is a martyr/Jesus like figure resurrecting him would make a total clusterfuck of his symbolism.
Tbh instead of a resurrection, I think someone like Dorn or Vulkan should return. Both are probably what the imperium needs right now and what Guilliman would love to have at his side right now. Except Vulkan may just have a slight slight very very slight anger over the fact that The eldar are now being involved in human affairs.
@@austindemuynck9460 yeah he seems a bit xenophobic when it comes to the Eldar, especially since they murdered his family and village. I think if Dorn was next it would be a bit redundant I want to see the next primarch be a polar opposite to Guilliman, maybe the Khan, Corax, the lion I don't want to see another Empire builder like Dorn, I want one of the brothers that's going to go on the hard offensive and bring the emperors wrath to the imperiums enemies, rather than build another base or make a hammer just saying.
@@AlphariusandOmegon fair. But I mean right now the imperium doesn’t really need conquerors. the Lion Is the thing Guilliman looked up too, but it’s blatant enough that their relationship is not perfect. More so due to The Lions constant secrecy. But I think Vulkan or Dorn fits the bill. Both are beloved Primarchs in their own right. Vulkan would have to struggle with his Xenophobia and Knowing of his sons and current status in the 41st millennium (along with a lot of hugs) And Dorne could really be the kindof Defender Guilliman needs to Sort out the Bureaucratic mess that is the imperium at this point. Because believe me it’s more corrupt than Al Capone.
Aeldari need a big old oomph through the lore before they can take on necrons. Plus you can trust the Ynnari, shit once Ynnead awakens the emperor need die no more, everyone stands to win.
If a new war in heaven were to start the eldar would get absolutely stomped by the necrons. The eldar are too weak and small in number to deal with the necrons as they are now. Even then the eldar seem to avoid combat as much as they can so that they avoid getting devoured by slaanesh.
Do the Necrons even care about defeating the Eldar? AFAIK they want their bodies/souls back, well some of them... Plus when the Tyrranid main force finally arrives... I don't think there will be time for bickering about who rules the galaxy ... or there won't be any galaxy left to rule if they are not stopped/rebuked.
@@MrFallenone the necrons want to rule/cleanse the galaxy of all life, so at some point that includes the eldar, even after they would team up and beat the tyranids. The eldar are too proud to hold an alliance longer than they absolutely have to and the necrons want everyone dead anyway
As an eldar fan I am confused about the war in heaven. Is the war in heaven the same war that saw Khaine chain Vaul to his anvil? And is it the same war that saw Khaine battle slaanesh and be shattered into shards? If that is the war in heaven, what was the war between the necrons and the old ones? And if the old ones created the eldar, where does the eldar pantheon of gods exist in comparison? Was Khaine an old one?
Theoretically, could the ruinous powers join the clean ones in fighting the necrons and nids ? Chaos has no power without the clean ones existing and fighting after all.
Stern was one of my favorite characters from the early days of 40K, but I don't think the novel did her justice. Her personality was standard-issue "I HAVE FAITH IN THE EMPEROR!!!" boilerplate that we see all too often from Sisters in Warhammer fiction. Faith isn't a personality, it's a facet of personality. (It's also not a battery, which the author seems to think.) In this book Stern could pretty much be replaced with Celestine and little would have to be changed aside from the Eldar stuff. Basically that's what she is... Celestine with worse PR. Her original goals and motivations from the comics were largely forgotten in favor of moving her into current lore. Don't get me wrong, I didn't hate "Heretic Saint." It was just standard-issue 40K fiction, complete with a moustache-twirling villain. It was nice seeing a 40K hero truly cutting loose and putting the forces of Chaos on the back foot. I just wanted more than we got, and now that the whole Pariah Nexus thing has faded into the background (aside from animation) we're not likely to see much of her again. (Oh, and her 10th edition profile sucks. This is a woman who blasts apart tanks and takes on greater daemons in hand-to-hand combat. She doesn't even have the "Fly" keyword. She should have a lot more kick more kick on the tabletop.)
How would the silent king be a vast nothingness in the far reaches of space? The necrons aren't psychically detectable to my knowledge, not even the triarchs.
Blackstone Pylons and Fortresses kind of deal. It would be pretty clear to a powerful psyker if entire regions of the galaxy get cut off from the Warp.
@@enderoctanus that makes sense, but if the nothingness is outside the galaxy, it can only really be the silent king. That said, he has had a very long time to build a substantial fleet of pylons. Why is he moving instead of teleporting, though?
Gathering Storm II: Fall of Biel-Tan I think Yvraine felt her hatred flare hot, her gyrinx growling at her side. There was their leader, commanding the throng from his perch on a disc of fiery metal. Casting aside her finery, she shot towards him like a living missile, her companions close on her heels. Calmly putting his staff aside, the champion of Tzeentch cupped his hands as if trapping a winged insect, and hurled a handful of nothingness upwards with a roar. Along with the Visarch and the Yncarne, Yvraine suddenly found herself adrift - not within the webway, but without. They were stranded in a near-silent limbo, trapped on the top of the psychocrystal walls. The sounds of battle were muffled beneath them, and the cool void sucked in its breath at their backs. Yvraine did not look around, for she felt something there, in the darkness. A voice in her mind said should she do so, she would behold the Changer of the Ways himself, and learn the meaning of madness. That voice was not Eldar, but human; it belonged not to a salvaged soul, but to the Arch-Sorcerer below. Another joined it; that of Elierrogh the Sage, one of the spirit passengers within her. She had studied this one at length. A flash of insight struck Yvraine. ‘Ahzek Ahriman!’ she shouted, ‘I have that which you seek. I can restore your brethren!’ A stone’s throw away, the Visarch cut at the webway’s exterior with the Sword of Silent Screams, but he could not scratch it. The Yncarne hissed in pain to her flank, trailers of purple mist unwinding from its body as it was dissolved by the aether behind. ‘And why should I believe that?’ came the sorcerous voice in Yvraine’s head. ‘You have no power here, in my new domain.’ She felt white heat as something loomed behind, the fell gaze of godly eyes burning down upon her with terrible, inhuman focus. ‘Open your eyes!’ she cried, secretly praying to Ynnead that her desperate gambit would work. She pressed her hands upon the psychocrystal of the webway’s exterior, focused on the armoured Legionaries within, and reversed the cycles of their existence. A dozen of the Thousand Sons Rubric Marines, previously levelling firepower into the Reborn with the emotionless efficiency of automatons, staggered backwards as if struck. They looked at one another, clutched their hearts, and fell back, rallying around Ahriman before taking up the defensive stances of the Emperor’s Legiones Astartes. Yvraine could just make out their words as they frantically sought to make sense of their situation. ‘Ahzek? Is that you, brother?’ ‘Where are the Athenaeans? These are Eldar we face this day!’ ‘In the name of Magnus, what is going on?’ Ahriman shook his head as if stunned, his wide shoulders shaking uncontrollably with mirth, grief, or a mixture of the two. He brought his cupped hands together once more and yanked Ynnead’s luminaries downward with a shout of pure exultation. A lurch of the stomach, and Yvraine suddenly found herself in the swirling tide of battle once more, the Visarch and the Yncarne quickly taking up positions behind her. ‘Do it,’ she said to her companions, siphoning the rich reservoir of Eldar life force that flooded the tunnels into a single burst of invigorating energy. In a flash, the Iyandeni giant Soulseeker was there, trailing white flame as his wraithblade carved a chasm through the crystal of the webway’s superstructure with an ear-splitting scream. Stepping to the edge of the fissure, the Yncarne opened its maw impossibly wide. It inhaled so mightily the resurrected Thousand Sons were drawn towards it, stumbling over the edge of the chasm to fall away into the void beneath. Ahriman screamed in denial, riding his disc after them on a trail of fire. ‘The Whispering God gives new life,’ said Yvraine as her Reborn surged forward around her for the kill, ‘just as he takes life away.’
@@nailigniststarzear6689 the exact momento i got simpathy and admirarion for Ahriman, he has make what no traitor primarch could, care for his brothers and devote the eternity towards saving them, no mater what he has done, he jumped after his resurrected brothers without a care were he was jumping to...
@@estebanuranga8267 Magnus fully went to chaos ONLY when Emps told him he would have to sacrifice ALL his sons too...i think their loyalty to each other is genetic at some lvl
Hi Rho, I haven't seen one of your uploads in a while (time constraints) and I have to say "I've missed you and your content, my friend " Edit: I'm actually in bed quite unwell, so it's definitely got a bright side lol
About Stern trusting the Eldar so easily, as a Ex inquisitor woud say:
"Dealing with the Eldar is a very fickle prospect. The are prone to acting in ways that are counter-current to their own self interest, making you think that they think that they're deceiving you, when in reality, they're being completely honest and counting on the fact that you think that they're lying to you, so that you'll completely discount the truth as the truth."
I can say even between members of the Imperium has lies, drcrit and betrayal... Horus can vouch for me.
"This is why I prefer hunting Tyranids"
Leman Russ: "What was even a single word you just said".
EXACTLY!
@@yaboialphapsi-krieger2709 Kryptman: “NOW WHERE IS MY DECAFF!”
Yvrainne working hard to keep her best girl status
which is severely threatened by some one like EPHRAEL STERN!
@@asaenvolk The sheer amount of protein contained inside of Stern is unmatched by puny eldar
@@alek7998 ...while true... her value lies beyond calories
@@alek7998 Ephrael walks the *Path of the Swole*
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Canoness Veridyan am i a joke to you ?
Damn, last time I was this early Thunder Warriors hadn't been taken behind the shed and shot yet.
Just stop
@@augustuslunasol10thapostle nah they were stronger than marines but they arent custodes the custodes were outnumbered by alot this wasn't the ten thousand like it is now like imagine custodes fighting an entire legion of space marines they might win but they're gonna take alot of loses im sure the emperor had more then like a thousand thunder warriors it was probably in the tens of thousands ATLEAST maybe even more the techno barbarians were no joke some of them still had daot tech id imagine it being around a legions size, also I looked it up they had twenty regiments if we go by googles definition thats 1-2k so it was atleast around 20k
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I think there has to be a reason that he killed them but not the worldeaters (post nails) I think the story of the thunder warriors has a lot more going on than we currently know.
You mean died in glorious combat that deeply grieved the Emperor.
Ephrael: Now your real test has come, show me you are a weapon of shredded destruction. The battle of PEAK PERFORMANCE has begun!
Super Saiyan aura pulsates in the background
WHERE DO YOU HIDE THE PROTEIN, XENO?!?!
@@alejandrorp5160You know somones starving when they manage to mistake 2 half naked custodes for eldar.
WE all know which chick has the best abs in 40K.
Necrons: have the silent king
Yvraine and the Ynarri: okay, we have Guilliman back but we'd like to bring back the Emperor as well
Me: I fucking repent
you mean we have Yncarne im pretty sure in his have awoken state could whoop Szarekhs arse
@@Aristaios yeah and add the Emperor then Szarehk would go Szarekt immediately
Dark Angels:Visit our Primarch,he's a nice guy,Yvraine. 😆 (No heresy)
Thing is, they probably need to have the emperor back in Physical form if they're going up against the Necrons, seeing they have the technology to make null fields, although Abbadon really did a number on the pylons left from the War in heaven
If the Emperor actually returns, the SoB are in for a rude awakening.
I wonder if we’d start getting corrupted sister minis.
I'm honestly disappointed that there aren't more stories about the Eldar vs Necrons. They were created to fight them, you'd think they'd be more active against them now that the Silent King has returned. And I'd love to hear the back and forth between the two over whose empire is more dead.
eldari are basically extinct. i bet the silent king thinks very little of their dying enemies and is focusing on ending all life. That's probably why they're so slow at reviving all the tomb worlds because they know eldari won't stop them.
GW hates the Eldar and will probably squat the Ynnari before 9th edition is over.
It sucks, honestly.
@@dubious7424 on the oposite, SK is all about saving life, from tyranids that is.
@@dubious7424 no the Silent King has a plan to use Humanity for something and it's hinted at. That's why he is sticking his thumbs in the eye of the Tyranids and Chaos.
@@LeonArgent Can't enslave the universe if there is no slaves.
It's not at all naive of Stern to believe Yvraine. She trusts Kyganil and if he trusts her, then in all fairness, she should have no reason to suspect Yvraine is wanting to trick her.
Depends on zhe size of the statement. If she said she wouldn't harm me, i'd believe her. If she tells me Jesus has returned and she helped him return, i'd say...nah you just made that shit up.
Kyganil was a simp...
No. Fucking sweat goblins bro.
Stern trusts Yvraine because she knows those hips don't lie
The Eldar fighting alongside the Krork again, what a sight to behold that would be.
I wonder how yvraine is handling all of these sisters of battle always gushing over Gillman or she is just enjoying it, (I know it's not cannon, but I just love the memes)
They can stare at the display all they want, Yrvaine gets to handle the merchandise
@@lokiorin5520 I ask everyone, if they got married, how many mother's day cards would Yvraine get and how much would it weight
@@Adamwofford to be honest knowing the imperium. Probably needs a Cruiser to deliver it all.
@@austindemuynck9460 maybe two cruisers I would think, also it might take a year or two for her to get them all
Gushing, you say... ah, phrasing.
Yes, Necron Anti-Warp Pylons activating across the Galaxy.... That would make a strong Psyker feel dread..!
(And billions of Necrons awakening)
Not to mention be a threat to the Emperor in his current state
admitting to the resurrection of Guillman is probably the one of the only things that could get a sisters emotional because its so beyond what anyone would admit to doing in aide and scope and she said it so matter of factly
Rho: It's just Necrons, not scary Tyranids.
Necrons, back from a post War-In-Heaven-Victory-Nap: _ItsJustWhatSlave?_
After the the 5th ed. lore nerf, Necron's have a chance to lose now. Heck, I'm not even sure they enslaved everyone for the C'Tan.
As far as who is scarier though, I think it's still lore that Nids avoid Tomb Worlds.
@@Captain1nsaneo I thought the nids avoided tomb worlds because they were psychically inert, and thus to the nids appear as lifeless worlds.
@@mxviii Depends on when it was written, we had the Outsider c'tan's dyson sphere that the nids made a deliberate move to avoid though I don't think a definite reason was given for them avoiding normal worlds. If that's been added to the fluff more recently then that's viable.
Old logic was that since Necrons weapons were based on ripping away matter and then teleporting away on death which left nothing, every fight against them was both hard and costly for the hive mind. There's also multiple times where Necron tech is shown to be able to shut down warp effects (Cadia's pylons for example) so there's another argument they could calm areas of the warp shutting down nid travel/cutting hive mind communication.
Personally I miss old 'crons because we know too much about them now making them lose the fear of the unknown that used to be their defining characteristic. Sorta 'Cthulhu' vs 'Hello Cthulhu'.
@@mxviii That and there's no juicy biomass to be had, but likely plenty of loss from fighting. That's a net negative to them. Why would they bother?
@@Captain1nsaneo Honestly, I dont see why they would even fight fluffwise. The nids could probably strip a tombworld clean before the necrons could even wake up. Not to mention why would the necrons even care? There no food in the tombs, so the nids probably wouldnt even bother them.
Regarding how easily and immediately Stern had believed Yvraine - I don't think it was too naive of her. Or rather, her naivety has a meaning. She was touched by Faith. She is imbued with Faith. Her soul is. The author didn't allude to it, but I feel like it's now a part of her nature. She only needs to believe, and even a possibly false reassurance would do. (Or maybe she knew it to be true the moment she heard it, who knows)
And from Yvraine's point of view... I'm about to go into headcanon territory now, but hear me out:
* Primarchs were created with the help of Chaos Gods. We never got a profound and detailed explanations of their nature, but we can safely say that ALL of them have extremely potent souls, that burn with truly posthuman intensity. That said, none of them (and that includes Corax, whose return had me fangirl for a good hour or so) had actualized themselves in Emperor's image. Stern is also quite different from Celestine, who is a High Imperial Demon. Celestine reassembles her soul, her Self every time she awakes in the Immaterium. Stern was imbued with power of multiple souls. Sounds familiar?.. Yes, I argue that in her Yvraine sees an Emperor-like construct. In essence, to Yvraine it is proof of humans having the ability to weave gods, as the Eldar could. A confirmation that humans, the mon'keigh, might be the ones destined to inherit the Galaxy. An in Stern's eyes she sees blazing god stuff. As an Emissary of a God that has yet to rise, she would have some complicated thoughts on it, methinks. Stern is indeed dangerous. And necessary.
That's how I see it, and I think it's beautiful.
*And if Ordo Hereticus has problems with my opinion, they'll have to break into my habcell and push my head into the keybxkgzjzfjzfjzfkxmgcxhlxgz*
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Ok, you just helped me realize who the sister in itehattsd was who was yelling at Ceogorath, that’s funny
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The Eldar are treated by GW like Stormtroopers from Star Wars: weak, expendable and generic.
At least they can aim, I guess
@@mduckernz they have some sweet hops and flips too.
@@lt.branwulfram4794 yea most of them would do well in a circu ...... o no
At one point the Stormtroopers were respected and feared by many for their accuracy, like how they wiped out the Rebels in Tantive IV. Just because of a minor plot of them intentionally missing became a running joke as them being super incompetent.
@@gamechanger8908 Yes, even Obi Wan stated that Stormtroopers are an elite force using precise strikes. Unfortunately the movies continue to show them quite inept.
I bet the next real massive event in 40K will be the emergence of a new hive fleet larger than any seen before the hive mind has began its assault on the galaxy. The fleets before were mearly scouts. Imagine entire sectors going dark, the hive minds presence is so vast and powerful that it actually has the power to seal parts of the rift it comes in contact with
Imperium and Eldar vs Necrons?
Interesting 🤔
If Eldrad had his way, thats how it would be
"Aroused beep"~ some Magos on Mars probably
Honestly we might get Imperium, Eldar, Orks, Necrons, and Tau vs the Tyranids with the coming Tyranid force larger than Hive Fleet Leviathan. Leviathan was merely a scout fleet. The real force is coming and even the Ruinous powers are in danger now.
I had a quadruple take reading the title, I could of sworn it said Ephrael Stern YEETS Yvraine.
Necrons are the real great power in the Galaxy. They are the most advanced, very numerous, still have access to the game breaking OP weapon that won the war in heaven, and Tyranids can't eat them.
The Infinite Empire will triumph!
You speak the truth, Painting 9 Scarab swarms, catching up on Wolf Lord Rho!
Yvraine: “Oh great, a jock”
It shows character development that she was naive at first such as the gathering storm but time has past she has fully accepted her role and embraced it grown with it
Stern saw and heard the Truth within Yvraine’s words as it resonated through the “Emperor’s Gifts” within her.....
I don't know if Stern will ever become a Saint like Celestine, but she is definitely important. Makes me wonder if Stern is a Perpetual.
The TRULT terrifying thing about the Necrons is that they fought in and survived a conflict that made the Horus Heresy and the War of the Beast seem like minor skirmishes. The TRULY terrifying thing about the Tyranids is their virtually unknowable vastness. Who knows how many Hive Fleets there are? For all anyone knows, even the largest Hive Fleets encountered so far could represent a relatively minor incursion.
I remember the original comic, the image of the Daemon massaging the brain of the astropath has always stuck with me.
To me It was when she pulls a daemon parasite from some guys body.
I love Ephrael Stern, it's really interesting to see her point of view as she undergoes this transformation from renegade psyker to full blown world breaking powerhouse and how the imperium reacts to her.
I have no doubt in mind that she is a Saint given the ending of the book but its how she handles that mantle that is really exciting to me. In a similar fashion I'd love to read a few more stories about Saint Celestine just after her own apotheosis and how a humble sister of battle deals with that kind of divine elevation.
From the three characters in this excerpt I would like to see more Yvraine time the most.
One thing really stands out for me. How much the quality of these videos has improved since the early days, the story telling, the discussion, even the pacing has come on such a long way. I watched Roboute meets Mortarion last night and that was my immediate thought. Bravo WLR.
There is actually a comic about the beginning of Ephrael Stern. The name is demonifuge.
I love the cómic and the character.
With the way stern was made & how the eldar talk about her, I think she is actually the emperor 2.0, she just in the begin phase.
Last time I was this early the two forgotten Primarchs hadn’t been deleted from history yet.
The who??
You were there?! What were their names?! What happened?!
Alternate Title: Stern looks for the protein, because Eldar food cannot satisfy a human at PEAK PERFORMANCE!
Ephrael Stern, a women at PEAK PERFORMANCE!
Ephrael Stern is ready to MANIFEST HER MASS
I think the prestigious of Yvraine and her position lend towards the trust
Lets be honest, your opinion on the Tyranids is correct and logical... we know the size of that invading force is yet to be written... the galaxy needs to at least pause fighting to even withstand the potential tyranid conquest of the milky way.
Stern's got a taste for knife ears just like guilliman
IT'S OUR GIRL !!!
and her boy of course.
Stern was looking for the black library? That part of TTS makes more sense now lolz.
Gifts for the Rho God, Vouchers for the Wolf throne!
What if, and hear me out here, it isn't so much a reigniting of the War in Heaven but more of the Imperium attempting to play arbitrator between the Ynnari and some faction of the Necrons. Lest we forget the Necrons hate of all things warpy and Trazyn the Infinite's help in activating the Cadian Pylons. The galaxy may very well need an alliance of these 3 great powers to stop Chaos and, to a much greater degree, the Tyranids from consuming everything.
Id love to see more of cooperation between some fraction, but sadly there is not very much option here. Orc/human/eldari Humans/necrons Humans/eldari those 3 i know of any idea what Alliance fragile as they may be could be forge, any suggestion who would want to team up with chaos, maybe orks when promised a big fight...
Chaos is the 'billy no mates' of 40k, the only team up of factions I could see happening is Imperial / Eldari........ although Necrons did team up with Blood Angels, Dante made a pact with the silent king to fight the Tyranids!
I always saw it as her just feeling that it was true. Then her taking an eldar at their word. Like she just knows she would know if they were lying about that.
Rho,
You need to read Thousand Sons novel... the description of the Leman Russ, and how he is on the battlefield is totally epic. Especially what happens (no spoilers) to a couple of thousand sons captains attempt to launch unlimited psychic powers at him .... oooooh boy.
Always liked the character of Ephrael Stern since reading her early story in the Warhammer Monthly comics
Most humans/monk’ith are not exactly thrilled about being led around by their nose like a bull with a rope through the nose and so they take eldari frankness with mistrust
That's a lot of souls in her for her to be so trusting. What if she decided to suck all of the souls out of her??
One of the best channels ever!
I give it one or two more editions of the Silent King trying to prep the Necrons for the Tyranid invasion and acquire alliances against it before we see another Hive Fleet. If anything, it would be suitably grimdark for Stern, the Sisters, and their coalitions to have smashed apart his plans at great cost to both sides just before the new Hive Fleet hits. He sought a ceasefire with Dante, but I think even he wouldn't have expected the damage the Imperium and Stern did to the Pariah Nexus and his Illuminor's experimental work there, which could have proved to be the ultimate tool for deflecting and weakening the Tyranid threat.
Would love to see more of Stern in the lore, she's as great an asset as the Imperium has had since the Primarchs all still walked, and although Celestine is definitely a preferred sword of the Emperor in Realspace, she's far more bound to the Warp than Stern and far less able to lead and build for that. The Imperium needs leaders and heroes now, as Guilliman told Dante, and Stern could definitely be one of them if the Inquisition would sort itself out and take 10 seconds to actually look at her track record rather than just her power.
Even though I shouldn't I love Ephreal Stern. In my opinion she is still a loyalist, its the inquisition who messed up, heck it wasn't even most of the inquisition, it was the one willing to MURDER other loyalist and even other members of the INQUISTION itself at a chance at getting a new weapon. By chance I mean no real chance, but I doubted that mattered to him, that this whole affair burned the Inquisition was their own fault, and should an outside group of inquisitors investigate it things might not turn out well for some members of the Ordo Malious.
The Necrons - then Stern and the Eldar need to find the only primarch that can match the military might of this strategic threat. The Lion and the first legion.
If the Eldar can awaken him, then he will gather all the unforgivinen chapters to legion strength and take the fight to them. There is your war in heaven.
And what a fight it would be. Let alone the buildup - primaris, two brothers at odds, the state of the imperium, and the Eldar- then the fight begins.
Last time I was this early, Fulgrim only had two arms.
i thought it was Failbaddon that was armless?
@@Aristaios abaddon has two arms, one is replaced, Fulgrim gained a couple when he ascended to daemon prince
The darkness beyond wasn't the necrons.
It's the return...
...of the squats.
think you should talk about the Pariah Nexus next, cause that's exactly what is happening. hearing about Necrons creating pariahs would be interesting. seems like their ultimate goal is to wipe out all traces of psychic energies
That’s not why it’s called the pariah nexus.
@WolfLordRho
Man, I love your videos and I would HIGHLY recommend listening to the Fury of Magnus and doing it in one of your future videos. Its got some of your favorite Primarchs and is such an epic and heartbreaking story.
He has a video about it already.
I have this feeling that everybody knows in that conversation that if you were to LIE to Ephrael Stern, that would be the last mistake you made in your (most likely very short and painful) life.
Doesn't mean that the TRUTH is being told, just that there are no obvious, blatant lies or deceptions. Everything is a "certain point of view" sort of thing.
Cant say I am too versed in matters concerning Stern, but from how she was reborn into sainthood, I kinda doubt that the emperor actually has any say in the matter. She would without a doubt listen and obey if he chose to communicate with her, but I think it would always be a relationship based on voluntary effort rather thna BIg E, having some kind of spiritual veto right. She seems like her own thing, entirely devouted to the emperor and empire, but a force very different from most. Except for the emperor himself, as he is(maybe) also the creation of many souls fusing together, although of a different potency. As for re-igniting the war in heaven, hell yeah, that would be damn cool!
Robute Gulliman is my Primarch.
He may be alone right now. But I'm sure his loyalist brothers are not far away. For in The Emperor. I have faith.
It is said... with the amount of gift vouchers WolfLord Rho has, he can buy every single person in the world a copy of Horus Rising
Last time I was this early it was still 30k
NOW, WAIT THERE!! Wasn´t their first encounter during the Psiquick Awakening? In fact, wasn´t Ephrael looking for the help of the Ynnari to fight against the Necrons, but Yvrainne said "nay, Im looking for some swords to kill a Chaos God" ?
I appreciate your kind words on the Tyranids.
Honestly the Necrons are the most OP race in 40K. They can bring shards of star gods out whenever without rituals. They have their leader and can raise pylons to Block the warp and wreck Tyranid fleets with ease as seen in the Dante interaction with the Silent King.
Edit: and remember one World Engine fought a whole Sector Fleet so easily a 1000 ships and parts of 15 Chapters of Astartes and it took a entire Chapter to sacrifice themselves to beat a single ship. No Hive fleet can say that and they attack in the millions of ships like the splinter fleet that attacked Baal and got messed up by far less ships before making planetfall.
I remember the WD comics on Stern. She was insane powerful and badass. Glad to see she is still around.
Must we find another so soon, which primarch would she resurrect next? She's talking about resurrecting the primarchs, right. So the only one that needs resurrection is the Lion, sanguinius' spirit already roams the imperium, Corax was lost, Dorn, the khan also just disappeared so I'm thinking shes got to be talking about the Lion.
The Lion aint even dead mate, Sanguinius is the only possbile res to happen.
@@clusterfuck7375 the lion is in a coma like Guilliman was on the rock so if she calls Guilliman a resurrection, then the lion is the only one like him from which to resurrect. Plus they will never resurrect sanguinius that would completely ruin his angelic sacrifice in the emperors name, sanguinius is a martyr/Jesus like figure resurrecting him would make a total clusterfuck of his symbolism.
Tbh instead of a resurrection, I think someone like Dorn or Vulkan should return. Both are probably what the imperium needs right now and what Guilliman would love to have at his side right now. Except Vulkan may just have a slight slight very very slight anger over the fact that The eldar are now being involved in human affairs.
@@austindemuynck9460 yeah he seems a bit xenophobic when it comes to the Eldar, especially since they murdered his family and village. I think if Dorn was next it would be a bit redundant I want to see the next primarch be a polar opposite to Guilliman, maybe the Khan, Corax, the lion I don't want to see another Empire builder like Dorn, I want one of the brothers that's going to go on the hard offensive and bring the emperors wrath to the imperiums enemies, rather than build another base or make a hammer just saying.
@@AlphariusandOmegon fair. But I mean right now the imperium doesn’t really need conquerors. the Lion Is the thing Guilliman looked up too, but it’s blatant enough that their relationship is not perfect. More so due to The Lions constant secrecy.
But I think Vulkan or Dorn fits the bill. Both are beloved Primarchs in their own right. Vulkan would have to struggle with his Xenophobia and Knowing of his sons and current status in the 41st millennium (along with a lot of hugs)
And Dorne could really be the kindof Defender Guilliman needs to Sort out the Bureaucratic mess that is the imperium at this point. Because believe me it’s more corrupt than Al Capone.
Two armies of resurrecting combatants... splendid
Aeldari need a big old oomph through the lore before they can take on necrons. Plus you can trust the Ynnari, shit once Ynnead awakens the emperor need die no more, everyone stands to win.
"I always thoughtvhe was a" 😂 omfg the first episode 😭 ever time I think about guiliman and they said that show is cannon now 😂
Wolf Lord Rho! Might we one day get a Grey Knights Week? Love what you do, cheers from across the pond! 🍻
If a new war in heaven were to start the eldar would get absolutely stomped by the necrons. The eldar are too weak and small in number to deal with the necrons as they are now. Even then the eldar seem to avoid combat as much as they can so that they avoid getting devoured by slaanesh.
Do the Necrons even care about defeating the Eldar? AFAIK they want their bodies/souls back, well some of them... Plus when the Tyrranid main force finally arrives... I don't think there will be time for bickering about who rules the galaxy ... or there won't be any galaxy left to rule if they are not stopped/rebuked.
@@MrFallenone the necrons want to rule/cleanse the galaxy of all life, so at some point that includes the eldar, even after they would team up and beat the tyranids. The eldar are too proud to hold an alliance longer than they absolutely have to and the necrons want everyone dead anyway
Maybe is the maddened Ctan Outsider coming
Ephrael Stern is top 5 40k waifu. Fight me.
As an eldar fan I am confused about the war in heaven. Is the war in heaven the same war that saw Khaine chain Vaul to his anvil? And is it the same war that saw Khaine battle slaanesh and be shattered into shards? If that is the war in heaven, what was the war between the necrons and the old ones? And if the old ones created the eldar, where does the eldar pantheon of gods exist in comparison? Was Khaine an old one?
Nice one Leo!!
Hey! The Daemonifuge is back! I'd thought she'd gotten lost in the lore like Obiwan Sherlock Cluseau.
One of the powers Stern has iis that it is impossible to lie to her.
Theoretically, could the ruinous powers join the clean ones in fighting the necrons and nids ?
Chaos has no power without the clean ones existing and fighting after all.
I'm not sure the galaxy can survive another war in heaven
When Mom meets the favorite’s girlfriend.
What! I read the title and my mind exploded.
I'm starting to get Ahead of Rho's uploads for the content he's reading? By the Emperor...
Stern was one of my favorite characters from the early days of 40K, but I don't think the novel did her justice. Her personality was standard-issue "I HAVE FAITH IN THE EMPEROR!!!" boilerplate that we see all too often from Sisters in Warhammer fiction. Faith isn't a personality, it's a facet of personality. (It's also not a battery, which the author seems to think.) In this book Stern could pretty much be replaced with Celestine and little would have to be changed aside from the Eldar stuff. Basically that's what she is... Celestine with worse PR. Her original goals and motivations from the comics were largely forgotten in favor of moving her into current lore.
Don't get me wrong, I didn't hate "Heretic Saint." It was just standard-issue 40K fiction, complete with a moustache-twirling villain. It was nice seeing a 40K hero truly cutting loose and putting the forces of Chaos on the back foot. I just wanted more than we got, and now that the whole Pariah Nexus thing has faded into the background (aside from animation) we're not likely to see much of her again.
(Oh, and her 10th edition profile sucks. This is a woman who blasts apart tanks and takes on greater daemons in hand-to-hand combat. She doesn't even have the "Fly" keyword. She should have a lot more kick more kick on the tabletop.)
I guess she found the protein. You know the eldar do not feed even starving rodent.
How would the silent king be a vast nothingness in the far reaches of space? The necrons aren't psychically detectable to my knowledge, not even the triarchs.
Blackstone Pylons and Fortresses kind of deal. It would be pretty clear to a powerful psyker if entire regions of the galaxy get cut off from the Warp.
@@enderoctanus that makes sense, but if the nothingness is outside the galaxy, it can only really be the silent king. That said, he has had a very long time to build a substantial fleet of pylons. Why is he moving instead of teleporting, though?
You know there r 2 thrice born beings in the 40k verse Stern and Mephiston maybe a story to come from this aswell 🤔 interesting I think
She's looking for the Protein, before she has a book burning
Where is the protein? - Ephrael stern
she just miss her protein intake
Idk maybe Stern can sense the truth.
Vouchers for the voucher god!!
Can some one tell me witch Book have that scene when yvrane cures the rubric in front of Ahriman?
Such a, "boy you ain't shit" moment lmao.
It really shows how tremendously SMALL humanities plight are..even heretical ones
The Gathering Storm: Fracture of Biel-Tan campaign book.
Gathering Storm II: Fall of Biel-Tan
I think
Yvraine felt her hatred flare hot, her gyrinx growling at her side. There was their leader, commanding the throng from his perch on a disc of fiery metal. Casting aside her finery, she shot towards him like a living missile, her companions close on her heels. Calmly putting his staff aside, the champion of Tzeentch cupped his hands as if trapping a winged insect, and hurled a handful of nothingness upwards with a roar.
Along with the Visarch and the Yncarne, Yvraine suddenly found herself adrift - not within the webway, but without. They were stranded in a near-silent limbo, trapped on the top of the psychocrystal walls. The sounds of battle were muffled beneath them, and the cool void sucked in its breath at their backs. Yvraine did not look around, for she felt something there, in the darkness. A voice in her mind said should she do so, she would behold the Changer of the Ways himself, and learn the meaning of madness. That voice was not Eldar, but human; it belonged not to a salvaged soul, but to the Arch-Sorcerer below. Another joined it; that of Elierrogh the Sage, one of the spirit passengers within her. She had studied this one at length.
A flash of insight struck Yvraine. ‘Ahzek Ahriman!’ she shouted, ‘I have that which you seek. I can restore your brethren!’
A stone’s throw away, the Visarch cut at the webway’s exterior with the Sword of Silent Screams, but he could not scratch it. The Yncarne hissed in pain to her flank, trailers of purple mist unwinding from its body as it was dissolved by the aether behind.
‘And why should I believe that?’ came the sorcerous voice in Yvraine’s head. ‘You have no power here, in my new domain.’ She felt white heat as something loomed behind, the fell gaze of godly eyes burning down upon her with terrible, inhuman focus.
‘Open your eyes!’ she cried, secretly praying to Ynnead that her desperate gambit would work. She pressed her hands upon the psychocrystal of the webway’s exterior, focused on the armoured Legionaries within, and reversed the cycles of their existence.
A dozen of the Thousand Sons Rubric Marines, previously levelling firepower into the Reborn with the emotionless efficiency of automatons, staggered backwards as if struck. They looked at one another, clutched their hearts, and fell back, rallying around Ahriman before taking up the defensive stances of the Emperor’s Legiones Astartes. Yvraine could just make out their words as they frantically sought to make sense of their situation.
‘Ahzek? Is that you, brother?’
‘Where are the Athenaeans? These are Eldar we face this day!’
‘In the name of Magnus, what is going on?’
Ahriman shook his head as if stunned, his wide shoulders shaking uncontrollably with mirth, grief, or a mixture of the two. He brought his cupped hands together once more and yanked Ynnead’s luminaries downward with a shout of pure exultation.
A lurch of the stomach, and Yvraine suddenly found herself in the swirling tide of battle once more, the Visarch and the Yncarne quickly taking up positions behind her.
‘Do it,’ she said to her companions, siphoning the rich reservoir of Eldar life force that flooded the tunnels into a single burst of invigorating energy. In a flash, the Iyandeni giant Soulseeker was there, trailing white flame as his wraithblade carved a chasm through the crystal of the webway’s superstructure with an ear-splitting scream. Stepping to the edge of the fissure, the Yncarne opened its maw impossibly wide. It inhaled so mightily the resurrected Thousand Sons were drawn towards it, stumbling over the edge of the chasm to fall away into the void beneath. Ahriman screamed in denial, riding his disc after them on a trail of fire.
‘The Whispering God gives new life,’ said Yvraine as her Reborn surged forward around her for the kill, ‘just as he takes life away.’
@@nailigniststarzear6689 the exact momento i got simpathy and admirarion for Ahriman, he has make what no traitor primarch could, care for his brothers and devote the eternity towards saving them, no mater what he has done, he jumped after his resurrected brothers without a care were he was jumping to...
@@estebanuranga8267 Magnus fully went to chaos ONLY when Emps told him he would have to sacrifice ALL his sons too...i think their loyalty to each other is genetic at some lvl
Bro it would be awesome if you read the scene of giliman waking up
Great scene, The Gathering Storm, Rise of the Primarch.
Hi Rho, I haven't seen one of your uploads in a while (time constraints) and I have to say "I've missed you and your content, my friend "
Edit: I'm actually in bed quite unwell, so it's definitely got a bright side lol
Before I pick up the book. Does it shit on the eldar? If it does I'm definitely not getting it
You should do a lore vid on her, i don't know much of her history
I mean, faith is basically a synonymous with naive so...
I just want to eliminate all enemies of The Emperor. For only in him is humanity saved.
Finally she can manifest her mass on this channel
Dude, the war in Heaven has already been lost. What second fight?