Alt Right Rac!st ArchCast (Formerly ArchWarhammer) Is Scared of Women
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When will these people realize that Warhammer 40k is supposed to be a parody/critique of fascism instead of acting like the Imperium are the good guys? The whole point of Warhammer is that EVERYONE is a villain. It’s a grim dark universe where there is only war and no peace, yet there are some in the fandom that act like this setting is their ideal vision for the world or something.
Warhammer creators: "haha we shall make this faction as evil as possible to the point of farce!"
Warhammer fans: "Omg so based!"
HEy, the Necrons are not villains. Be nice. Also, the nids and the Orks are just following their nature
Unfortunately rightwingers aren't the best at understanding satire, or just the underlying messages and allegories in media in general.
Just look at how many of them got mad when they found out Homelander isn't the hero, or that bands such as RATM are a politically lefty band.
You also have idiots such as dumbass Doyle thinking he's a genius by believing that Gaston was the hero in Beauty and the Beast.
The imperium is the main bad guy of 40k.
@@AnotherVolvoxFanYES, WE BOIZ ARE DA BEST
WAAAAAAGH
Shadiversity's long lost cousin.
Some might even say they've never been seen at the same time in the same place 🤔
Is Shad this bad!? Doesn't he just play with swords?
Shad did just play with swords and castles until he went on an unhinged rant about how gay marriages are bad and inherently inferior because they don’r produce children, then went on another rant on how he controls what kids content his children watch because everything is too “woke”.
It got progressively worse from there.
@@Naptosis He made an entire second channel dedicated to deranged right-wing culture-war ranting. I don't know if he's a full-on white supremacist like Arch (who's gone on record saying stuff like "It used to be legal to shoot Sami people, during the 20s-40s we were so close to solving the problem" and "real fascism leads to a utopian state where every member is both spiritually and physically fulfilled whilst living in as much luxury as they can possibly afford"), but Shad is definitely a weird angry chud (one of the ones who likes to bitch about superhero movies being Too Woke, the Barbie movie Hating Men, etc. He's also constantly insisting that spending hours figuring out AI prompts makes him A Real Professional-Quality Artist).
They do hang out a lot
The GW and normal fans, 40k is a fun fantasy setting full of crazy ideas and heavy satire.
To people like Arch it’s a blueprint for the future they wish they lived by.
…Even though he would most likely be corpse-slurry being fed to a much fitter human being by that point in his life in a real life Warhammer setting.
Hes definitely the dude who thinks the imperium is a paradise and he would be a supermarine instead of a hive city dweller
No, a servitor.
@@ItCameFromTheSkyBeLo ah yes the nonstop torture dementia skull robot
he would be a servitor, hive city dweller is a bit high on the ladder for him.
@@avlaenamnell6994 yes I was being a little too merciful
@@justanidiotmk2749 Thats if he dosent get made into corpse starch first.
Arch and people like him are the reason Im always nervous to state that im a Warhammer fan, let alone introduce myself to a new play group. I spent YEARS making a safe space at my old shop to ensure it was a safe place to play and enjoy the hobby, but now that im away form there, im afraid of running into arch fans...
It’s so hard to introduce people to 40K because there are so many Chuds making us look terrible. I gotta say “I’m not THAT kind of fan, no.”
I met 40k-neckbeards, Arch-fans and even neo na zis at the gaming table. Trust me, they have no b4lls. Just tell em to stuff their chud-talk and p1ss off and they have 2 options: option 1 is shutting up OR escalating the situation into a quarrel/swearfest which will alert the staff (who want to make money and cant stand loud neckbeards) who will kick out the neckbeard.
Yeesh, people, ffs start fighting back. Neckbeard-katanas dont hurt.
Same. Been in it since the nineties, and I basically don’t talk about it anymore. They’re like all chuds - noisy, and unrepresentative, though: I’ve not met many actual chuddy fans of the game.
But I remember the original point that was being made: the sorts of things these guys love to trot out leads to stagnation, dystopia and ultimately extinction. It’s a farce of their ideas, not a use-case.
@@BearWithAnUzi What we share in common with WW2 nerds and historical reenactors/SCA people. Many are not racist chuds. There's enough there tho that its still a problem.
@@BearWithAnUzi My little brother managed it through the channels Adeptus Ridiculious and Numbskulls.^^
Fabius Bile, most gifted biologist in the setting, has commented on how stupid the emperor was for not doing female marines. It’s VERY doable with their level of tech, it’s Clarke’s law requiring human sacrifice.
For me while yes I see the appeal of having female space Marines I mean I think we've already got the equivalent of that in the silent sisters and in the Sister's of Battle. And also there is the two other lost legions that were designed to be essentially custom agents so hey if you want to make a whole legion of female space Marines there you go say they're one of the lost legions.
kind of disrespectful to boil the Sisters of Battle into "Space Marine-Lite" when they have tons of differences, and the 2 lost legions being open to fan interpretation means that female Space Marines are already canon because anybody's theory is canon until proven otherwise which will never happen
@@Vekette I'm not saying that there's space Marine light what I'm saying is is they have a lot of similarities to the space Marines and they are said to match and even surpass space Marines in terms of strength.
@@DarksideGmss0513 then there'd be absolutely no problem with women becoming space marines if they can already surpass them without any of the things that makes a space marine a space marine.
@@Vekette very true.
So, his whole thing is he doesn't want more women in Warhammer 40k because it makes him uncomfortable? How is that not giga-snowflake behavior? Some people gotta grow up.
Ah you see being afraid of women is not snowflakery its based and masculine and strong
didnt you know
fear of women is actually powerful and strong
In a setting with the demonculaba; the thing they get squeamish about is women in power armor without two mixing bowls on the front really says a lot
The reason why SM are a boys club, and this is meta AND cannon, is due to the imperium being an allegory for all of the worst totalitarians of IRL human history. Feudal lords, the Inquisition, no no Germans, it's all there, and intentionally so, the Genesis of 40k is a satire of Thatcher era England, if you look at the early art this is hilariously obvious, all of the men are hyper masculine, all of the women are like, uh, "Iron ladies". So it goes that a ultra space fash regime would make an all boys club of (technically asexual) of über soldat, I mean, super soldiers, it's because they're space fascists. That's what fascists do, they make a death cult of hyper masculinity. 40k called the "Angels of Death." If you go deep enough into the lore there were women transformed via similar processes to the SM creation, and the BIG E was like, nah, heretics, girls are icky, burn them. The only women the BIG E evennkept close to him throughout the great crusade were literally called "untouchables" (Sisters of Silence) again, the Imperium are the bad guys, this was obvious even back in the days of the highly un serious "Rogue Trader" aka 40k 1st edition. People like arch lack enough media literacy that they think the lore is telling them the Imperium are the good guys... Even though it's written in the tone of literal propaganda, on purpose, sort of like the starship troopers movie.
And... Women who are Marines definitely exist, I was seduced and had my world thourghly rocked by one of them, as a matter of fact, I really forgot how much this doorknob bothered me, and it's good to see him being recognized for what he is
@@albertcapley6894the funny thing, if you can call it that, is the fact that this fans would justify themselves, or try to, by saying that "no we get the imperium is bad, the point is that the imperium is a necessity for humanity to survive".
Of course if you point out to Arch, or people like him, that the same narrative of the setting calls into question the "Imperium is necessary for humanity to live" they would say "that's new lore bs that I don't like and shouldn't be canon", or something like that.
As a warhammer fan these people piss me off
I wouldn't be surprised if Arch was one of those dudes who had a problem with Finn being a Stormtrooper because he was Black. This is the same guy who lost his shit when one of the Warhammer 40k novels had a Black Ultra-Marine on its cover.
I think he quite literally did actually
But black-black or Salamander-black?
@@yaboye3791 Like an average Black guy. 🤷🏾♀️ It's the cover of the novel Avenging Son.
@@5TailFox fucking crybabies lmao
@@5TailFox Even sillier, if we're thinking of the same person, his 'argument' was that in a sci fi civ in the 41st millennium, everyone should have interbred so much that humanity should either no longer have distinct races, or have developed new ones due to evolving on different worlds for so long.
Which, is a good enough point in a abstract, but very telling when he doesn't have a problem with white people existing in 40k. That "omnirace" wouldn't be white, it'd be a vaguely tan shade if anything, and if new races have formed in a way that black people didn't exist... well, neither would Caucasians.
Sargon of Akkad, aka Carl "Well, it depends on the age of the child, doesn't it?" Benjamin.
I hope nobody ever lets that comment down. He deserves to be reminded of it
@@zenbear9952 I bring it up whenever he's mentioned!
"... depends on the age of the CHILD..." Wtf...
@@mehmeteking he was talking about what age is too young to consent to sex and went on to heavily imply that a "mature" child could consent, an obvious wink to, "girls mature faster than boys."
@@BenjaminGlatt A child is still a child, though. How can he not understand this basic thing?
Not even to defend the British but dude isn't speaking with a British accent he's speaking with a full Ren-Faire Accent. Oh you know who he sounds like!? He sounds like the episode of Always Sunny in Philadelphia where it was the American Revolution and Mac and Dennis were dandies.
As a British leftist, kind of tired of all the Brit bashing. I didn't let Carlgon use the internet.
Believe it or not, this chud is Norwegian. Absolutely zero idea why Arch has it in his head that the Brits talk like this
@@PenguinEconomics-st2ws I'm a leftist from the American South... WELCOME TO THE PARTY PAL YEE FUCKIN' HAW!
@@PenguinEconomics-st2ws Let's be fair, these tiny islands did own 25% of the globe a lifetime ago. We deserve a bit of heat.
@@PenguinEconomics-st2ws I mean, do you think the white cishet males here are here because we just like crapping on "those other white cishet males" or generally because we recognize how much our own group has been part of the problem?
Also love how he says @ 42:30 that the imperium would be wasting resources making lady space marines. As if they dont waste resources all the time creating other silly shit
Or just by being inept.
Like, in Rogue Trader, a bit character - background lore, not relevant really - of a guy whose paperwork for his taxes got lost by the Administratum. So lst, in fact, that it was discovered YEARS later, and he was imprisoned seemingly for life to slave away on a desolate rock thanks to the fines they tacled on every year.
They straight up tell you that the Adeptus Administratum is wildly inefficient, that countless lives are lost or ruined because of bureaucratic lock and logistical incompetence. Hell, it’s a key feature of the lore that standard Imperial Guard doctrine is just throwing as many bodies at the enemy as possible in the hope that they’ll be overwhelmed by firepower. It’s not even subtext that the Imperium constantly wastes resources, it’s probably one of the first things most people will pick up about the setting as they read the lore.
the imperium wastes more resources on things this misplace than anything else.
The imperium. Bastion of efficiency lmao
Funny thing is, there were female Space Marines once. The reason we don't have them now has nothing to do with lore, that was just retrofitted after the fact. The reason is a lot simpler: They didn't sell very well. It didn't justify the production cost, so they cut female spess mareens very early on, and the lore developed alongside that.
Exactly correct. They absolutely existed and ArchMegamind up there doesn’t know that, for all his self-allocated “authority”. They looked quite a bit like the Sororitas, from memory. I actually remember when the models were deleted from the catalogue back in the nineties.
Just goes to show, just because some fool claims to be an authority or subject matter expert, doesn’t mean that they are.
Pour one out for the girls who were cut due to budget constraints 😔
You are talking about Rogue Trader, where there was female in power armors figurines.
It never was retcon, they simply made the sisters of battle afterward, one of the most popular all-female faction of 40K as a equivalent to the battle brothers.
You guys are literally complaining about nothing.
@@pnda13 untrue. We were, in fact, pointing out that the assertion that “there can be no female space marines *and never were*” is a falsehood said by someone cosplaying as an expert. That second part is really important to the point being made.
I’m not really sure why you felt the need to flex on this conversation so incorrectly because nobody is “upset” by anything; we were just pointing out that Arch is a lying twat pretending to be an authority.
Probably my favorite joke in Disco Elysium, is when you are first intriduced to the concept of Fascism, and the game forces you to confront the problem with women and the "need" to keep women quiet and powerless. No matter what answer you picm to the questions, the game wont let you continue until you blame women for all the problems for society.
I love that game.
Nah, they were wo men, the men of Wo.
Also, let's call it... "traditionalism" to make it palatable.
Ah yes, Wömen
Jokes on arch, I do care about 40k canon and I still paint my models gay anyway
Rainbow marine
The best part about his "you don't have canon!" argument is that if GW wrote a new piece of lore that introduced female space marines, that *_*would*_* be canon. And I guess he'd just have to cry about it. Hell, they introduced an entirely new type of space marine (Primaris) specifically so that they could sell new/bigger miniatures. Literally nothing stopping them from doing the same here if they thought it would sell well enough to justify the expense...
What’s funnier is that “canon” has always been a very broad and loose thing in Warhammer, specifically to enable player creativity and flexibility for things like custom built armies, characters, terrain, and alliances. Whatever you can come up with can be made true in the setting because at the end of the day we’re talking about a narrative framing device for a miniature wargame where player creativity is encouraged.
It has literally never been as rigidly defined as lore obsessives like Arch make it up to be.
as a norwegian, we dont claim him
Why is it that the worst type of nerd are always the ones who are obsessed with lore and defend it like its a real world religion. Like its fiction enjoy it and move on or develop healthier relationships with the media you consume.
Nah, chuds who complain like this are rarely actually knowledgeable about the lore. They just project their own values on it and then pretend to defend the lore by cherry picking stuff that seems to support their ideas and then act as if they were the pope of lore compliance. Case in point, the idea that space marines "should" be only men because of "purity" is important for the Imperium is not actually lore accurate and the idea that they must be men because they are representation for men isn't even a lore argument.
These people are always getting the lore wrong though. Maybe on purpose.
Malcador wanted female primarchs.
I'm pretty sure Games Workshop is already planning to make female Astartes. The new edition of Primaris marines has had Fabius Bile the Chaos factions create the Nu Men which are like the Primaris Astartes an improvement on regular Astartes. The pinnacle of his creations is a woman that is bigger and stronger then any regular Astartes.
No doubt this is giving Arch an aneurysm as we speak.
Slaaneshi transfem cat girl muscular wifu space marines
Could easily be a "need more bodies" thing.
@@steelgriffin7716 That’s basically the main drive in 40k, especially the Imperium.
White black blue red man woman small big whatever, go out there, fight and die for the Emperor with whatever enhancements we can slap on you.
You’d think people as lore-obsessed as Arch would understand that more than most but evidently not.
@@zephyr8072 Look a few specific chapters for example. The Lamenters. Chapter Master:"Wait, we can make women into Primaris now? You guys alright with that?" ~Looks over at the 15 and a half marines left in the chapter, who feebly nod~
Y'know, since gene seeds end up with quirky mutations that leave entire orders with specific similarities (want to drink blood, only eat raw flesh, gives them albinism, etc.), an order where the gene seed makes everyone that is mutated by it identify as a woman would be very lore-friendly. It's kind of wacky how lore-friendly that would be, tbh.
They look like all the other space marines but have small feminine flourishes on their armor, like eyelashes painted on their helmets. Misgender them and die.
And why wouldn’t Slaanesh marines be women sometimes? Slaanesh could alter their bodies to how they want.
Imagine, if Star Wars lore had been written to say, that Jedi, the most iconic and popular part of the entire setting, can’t be black. If that version of Star Wars had a really cool all black, but not Jedi faction, it would still be really weird that the poster boys of the franchise are written to exclude Black people.
That’s basically what the female space marine controversy is about. Some people don’t like the fact that the most popular faction of the game, and the one that gets the most attention stories and new model releases of all of them, has a no girls allowed sign hung on the door.
Did you forget about the Sisters of Battle?
@@voidtempering8700Sisters of Battle are not Marines. They are a separate thing, and not the face of the brand.
@@halfpintrr You are right, they aren't Space Marines, they are better.
It's like people forget that the Marines aren't even the most important in the setting, it is the guardsmen.
Not to mention GW needs to write more works for the Sisters of Battle and Sisters of Silence before we get female space Marines. If female space Marines become a thing, that will put them on an already limited back burner become even worse.
@@voidtempering8700 _"It's like people forget that the Marines aren't even the most important in the setting"_
You completely missed the point of what they were saying. Marines are ubiquitous in the marketing and at the table. Nothing comes close. It doesn't matter that IG maybe more important in the "reality" of the setting when basically everyone's first taste of 40k as a product are the boys in blue.
@@voidtempering8700 motherfucker you're the guy op is talking about
Bro looks like he has his own 'commissar' outfit 💀
Designed by Hugo Boss. 💅
Remind him that it took a woman to make him, and the rest of us.
That's unnecessary, since Arch belives the primary function of women is to to be wombs.
@@BenjaminGlatt My God, does he speak to his mother like that too?
@@azazel166 it's most likely he hates his mother most of all, so... Yeah. Probably.
this dude is really making me want to pick up 40k and make twinky sisters of battle men
Trans woman here. I'm a fan of WH40K for the lore and aesthetic, but it's not all that serious my guy. Jeez. Orks literally use incredulity and enthusiasm as a special power. Space Marines have all had an absurd amount of surgery to the point that they are barely humans any more. The idea that women space marines "ruins" anything, is laughable if you're doing fanfic/homebrew stuff.
For anyone wanting 40K lore without the misogyny, I highly recommend Luetin09 on RUclips.
Also Dawn of War 2 is one of the best single player strategy games ever. Would also recommend that for anyone interested.
It honestly sucks beyond words how much of a CHUD minefield it is to be a 40k fan. Far too many of em don't seem to understand that there are no good guys in the setting and that the Imperium is supposed to be a parody/satire of humanity, not an ideal
@@Fhurin IKR. Conservative media literacy L yet *again*.
It makes sense when you remember that what precisely is ruined for them by the idea of women space marines is their self-insertion fantasy of living in the imperium and thinking it unironically good
They want the imperium to be real and they want to be one of the people who have their boots on the necks of imperial citizens, particulary women
They want to imagine themselves as abusive overlords with scores of downtrodden women at their feet
and the idea that any women, even a single woman, could be large and powerful and venerated as a space marine ruins their fantasy of "all women bow to me"
Join the -ACK
@@user-ux8ik9ww8e What dat?
There's literally no way anyone would know a space marine is female unless you model one without a helmet
Personally I think that the geneseed process would result in the marine, regardless of their sex, to have big meaty faces with thick brows and chiseled jawlines. Add in the fact that (most) space marines would keep their hair cut short to better fit their helmets, and male and female astartes would probably be indistinguishable from each other.
Tbh with your own armies you can pretty much do what the hell you wanted. If i didn't already have my space marines assembled for a while I'd be tempted to get some 3rd party female heads and have all my marines be female marines who forgo helmets.
"But if I don't know for sure that the person in that walking tank armour is a bald white man then what is the point of life?" -Arch probably
@@jacobjohnston3983
I like that idea, cause why leave 50% born just lying on the table? (I suppose they could select for only males to be born from the sperm stage, but I like my idea more.) It’s not like they rely on a male’s natural testosterone to get like that. And I like the idea that they don’t have a gender identity at all, cause they’re not supposed to have much of any identity beyond the Empire.
Maybe Chaos Marines get involved with more individual identity? Especially Slaanesh ones? Slaanesh could alter their bodies into any sex they liked without the disadvantages.
@@CrazyPangolinLady yeah, the geneseed process basically takes a prepubescent kid and replaces their natural puberty with an unnatural puberty designed to turn them into 8 ft tall mountains of muscle. Before puberty, kids are pretty similar between sexes, so it shouldn’t make much difference.
Literally all you’d need is a paragraph of lore that says “mankind is not created equal. The Astartes are,” and explains that a slight tweak to the geneseed process allows female astartes to compensate for any biological differences and result in an equally competent space marine at the end
I just brainstormed this while listening:
Existant space marine chapters are influenced by actual history. The Ultramarines, are heavily influenced by Roman history.
So, Belasarius Cawl manages to fix some of the flaws in the Primarch's geneseed. In doing so, he has removed the limitation that only men can become space marines. Now, anyone whom are able to survive their chapter's trials can. One of these first women marines was an Ultramarine named Boudica.
Which book was that in?
Im nor shocked Cawl did that though, it's his style
@@SymbioteMullet It's homebrew.
@@kyleshape8645 eh, there's so many books and official short stories it really could have slipped in there somewhere
Since Cawl has access to the gene seeds, I can imagine that the Ecclesiarchy will commission him to cook up something for the Sisters of Battle once he is less busy, so they can be transhumans too. Then the same breakthrough can be backported into regular space marines and eagerly adopted by those chapters who constantly struggle with low population from limited recruitment opportunities or high losses.
@@rustkitty Battle sisters barely tolerate Marines, since they're technically mutants are are (by extension) responsible for the Heresy, I think it unlikely they'd actually go for that. This is 40k, sensible and reasonable ideas don't last very long!
Oh shit, it's Sir Rolls-his-R's-WAAAAAAY-too-hard
Arch is absolutely the guy who tells an opponent his army is not legal because they painted their Ultramarines Kantor Blue instead of Maccrage Blue.
I don't really play 40k anymore. Games Workshop is a shitty company with shitty business practices, and that is a big reason why I'm not in the community, but the 'fans' were the ones who really drove that last nail into the coffin... Female marines is the single dumbest hill to die on. The only REMOTELY good excuse I have heard is that female space marines kind of make the Sisters of Battle semi-redundant, but at the same time, why not fold sisters into a revamped Inquisition rulebook? This is the reason why if I play grimdark, I use One Page Rules, print my own minis, and write my own lore, because 40k fanboys are simply the absolute worst...
Its not even a remotely good excuse though
custodians make space marines redundant
grey knights make the sisters redundant
all space marine chapters make oneanother redundant
all IG regiments make oneanother redundant
the sisters are their own thing just like two chapters of space marines are their own thing distinct from oneanother and there are a bunch of chapters who are so similar as to feel like they dont need to exist separately but they do, and its ok, because even minor differences are cool enough to warrant existence
@@CaptainPrincess Bad example for me personally, I hate Custodes and Grey Knights specifically for the redundancy... The Imperium bloat is what initially started to get on my nerves. Like, we all know they WANT to split the Imperium, but just won't because too many jimmies will be rustled.
@@TheBlackBrickStudios The point is its NOT true
They DONT make any of the others redundant, because similar as they are, theyre their own distinct things
NGL it's annoying how fans of Eastern geek culture famously didn't do anything to recive the ridicule we got while fans of Western geek culture have been like this dude since the 60s and people are now realizing how many people in thier fanbase are terrible human beings.
Weebs have done PLENTY
Hey, I´m a western culture geek, and I resemble that remark. Sure, w ehave not been good enough to purify our fanbases of people like ARch, but it´s the whole "paradox of toleraance" thing, isn´t it?
@@AnotherVolvoxFan resemble?
@@AnotherVolvoxFan Think of tolerance as a social contract, not a moral imperative. You're not required to be tolerant of people who are intolerant of you.
@@lucasrodillo6739 20-year-old Simpsons joke. BEst employed when someone alls you stupid, but I love it anyway.
I hate his fake accent so much. Nobody on the planet talks like this, least of all Scandinavians. Worst of all, you can occasionally hear him slip into his natural accent here and there.
Also I hate his fake laugh.
27:43 Belasarius Cawl probably fixed it and hasn’t released them from stasis yet. The Imperium isn’t ready for muscle mommy space marines just yet. The mark XI armor they have has a clear abdominal section to show off their perfect abs.
my only reason for only male space marines is that i like men. that's it. if there's female space marines i would be a little sad about it for like 5 minutes because there's a somewhat smaller number of imaginary 9 foot warbeasts i'm sexually attracted to. i can only speak for myself but i imagine we would all be fine and the franchise would survive.
I hope Warhammer releases a canonically all-female space marine squad or whatever and it's significantly stronger than standard space marines.
While not space mariens, sisters of battle? (or did I miss the sarcasm or irony?)
Well, when they do (and they will), you can rest assured that they will definitely be the strongest army available (at least until the next new army is released). The newest thing is always the strongest, that's how you sell the most plastic crack to stupid nerds.
the thing about why people want female space marines is more about how about 50% of products and 90% of advertisements in warhammer are space marines, also its because each cannon form of space marines has its own designs and lore while every other faction just has a pallet swap and that is it, Space marines can be Vikings, Vampires, Romans, Crusaders, Dragon people, Knights, Mongolian raiders on Motorcycles, Blood thirsty Barbarians, Zombies, etc. Sisters of battle can be a nun in red or a nun in white. Also about 1/4 or so of the sisters of battle range is men space marines are the only gender locked completely faction in the game. Personally I just ignore the space marines because I know games workshop doesnt want me to buy them so I just play elves instead.
In warhammer lore there’s 2 lost chapters where players can make their own (this is the actual out of universe reason for why they exist) and it’s entirely possible that one of the lost chapters were an entire woman chapter
They're lost Legions, not Chapters, there are thousands of Chapters (and many, many lost Chapters as well) but only 20 Legions, and no technically that's not possible. I'm not one of these mouthbreathers that thinks there shouldn't be women marines ever, but the lore is very clear that the Emperor only used males (and every reference to them in the HH novels I've seen always still refer to them as "brothers"). Sure, the technology was available, the Emperor COULD have done it if he wanted to, but he didn't. Your best bet for making a truly "lore accurate" female Chapter would be to say that they're Primaris and that Cawl has advanced the technology enough in the intervening ten thousand years to get around the Emperor's artificial gender limitations (which would make sense for a Techpriest, why are we wasting 50% of possible applicants, after all?).
However, at the end of the day, all of the different Legions and Chapters are just excuses to paint your tiny action figures whatever colors you prefer, so you can do whatever the hell you want. Hell, make everything in Warhammer a woman if it'll add more sand to Arch's vag, his tears are just delicious.
@@lorehammer40k4 how do we know the lost chapters, I don’t care if it’s legion or chapter you clearly knew what I meant so it doesn’t matter, weren’t all women and the records were changed? Information control is a huge theme of 40k so there’s nothing technically inaccurate about saying the lost chapters are fully woman because we know nothing about them and can’t assume that the information we have about the past is accurate.
@@TheBestMCScavenger I don't understand what you mean by "how do we know the lost chapters" We don't, that's why they're lost, and there are a massive number of them lost in the warp or in battle or whatever in the last 10,000 years that you can use as inspiration. And sure, I did know what you meant, but there is literally an order of magnitude difference between a Legion and Chapter, which should be pointed out for the sake of others (and being corrected shouldn't bother you in the first place, it wasn't an attack my dude.). And while you're correct about information control and the biases of the fluff text you can find in the rulebooks, the Horus Heresy novels are generally written from a third person omniscient perspective, and while a certain narrator could be unreliable, when there are two Primarchs having a private discussion where they refer to the lost Primarchs as their brothers it seems more believable.
Listen, I personally don't care at all, hell, make all Space Marines women, but from a purely lore oriented perspective we DO know that the Emperor purposefully made the process to only work with males, which makes an all female Successor Chapter impossible, unless you make up a Chapter with a level of secrecy equivalent to the Grey Knights or make them a new Primaris group and, don't get me wrong, if you want to do that then more power to you, the only point of all this lore is to justify why my tiny plastic men are red and yours are purple or whatever. It's all nonsense.
And I'm not even going to address that last point, other than to say that I am going to assume that you are a sentient aardvark with an internet connection because I have no proof that you're a human.
there is nothing in the lore that says female space marines cant exist and even GW said you can make female space marines in a q&a when it was asked
they also made female models in the early editions which you can still find on ebay
as for the "well its impossible to hide an all female chapter" MY BROTHER IN CHRIST the fact we dont know anything about TWO LEGIONS means you can hide an entire chapter of space marines easily and its lore friendly as its been done before anyway
you have zero lore to defend your bs @@lorehammer40k4
How does a warhammer fan say no women when adeptus soratas exist
They started saying "no" when female Astartes kept coming up. They think because GW never did so before, and there is nothing in the lore from decades ago supporting the idea for female Space Marines. "Why do you want female Astartes when the Adepta Sororitas exist?". I for one desire superpowered women, not just women with superb skill and training.
@hunterv9983 is
I'd love it if they either created a new faction that was genetically enhanced female warriors, or retconned the custodes so they could also have women in their ranks.
@@TheZombiemofoHave you heard of the Sisters of Silence?
@@voidtempering8700 Sisters of Silence are not genetically modified in the same way as custodes or even space marines. They are relatively normal people who just happen to be psychic nulls. They're pretty much just Sororitas with access to more exotic equipment who can counter psykers.
there was female space marines in earlier editions the models didnt sell well so they were cut @@hunterv9983
Man I forgot this guy existed.
I always thought he was middle eastern because he talks so freaking weird
Guess it makes sense that Sargon wouldn't have been hanging out with a middle eastern person
No one tell Sargon of Akkad that Sargon of Akkad is from iraq
I believe that the player's army is accounted for in WH. Like the fact you can build some off the wall space marine army is accounted for in the lore, not a WH historian or anything.
not a warhammer fan, but friends with some; yes. there are stories in canon about the adeptus militarum (or whatever) fighting alongside eldari and even orks to help justify alliance rules in the ruleset.
I listened to this guy, like 5 years ago, I drove a lot for my electrical job and wanted some 40k lore but like... There were stages of me going from "what?" To "ah hell nah" within the space of about 6 months give or take. He used to exclusively do lore videos as best as I can tell, and quite a few of those are fine (accent aside, that always bothered me, but it does kinda fit in with 40k since the whole thing is a satire of Thatcher era england) but then he did one on hive world's where he just wanted about the "breakdown of society" that occured during the some strikes on the docks where oil/gas enter the country and... Like check your history on that but... That strike was a good thing, started to make me worry I was listening to yet another RW cry baby... I was wrong though: he is an openly fascist cry baby. I saw the video yr talking about by chance and watched like 4 minutes of it, trolled the page in the comments and had some bootlicker try to argue with me, but like... Very badly😅 nothing has changed except now arch is more proud of himself than ever, and his fans are there for the politics, whereas they would've had to have been there for lore in the past. That should say a lot by itself.
Edit he just ranted, not wanted, fuck you auto-correct and the lack of an edit comment button.
I had no idea. I've lived in Thatcher's England. Bloody Hell, he doesn't realise the setting is a parody... 🤦
I remember watching stuff like 5 years ago too, and was like "wow the tau lore sure seems different than I remember" but only this guy seemed to mention stuff and it quickly became apparent that he was just making stuff up as a vehicle for his political opinions. It was weird.
@@mind_onion oh yeah, he really hates the tau, and the way he talked about them was noticably non-cannon, which is hilarious given his supposed hard on for the 40k cannon. I'm glad you brought that up
For an extra hard side eye at arch, check out his video on dark eldar torture methods... He gets really in to that one, in the same way Victorian novels about the "Orient" would have, and buly that I mean he describes the dark eldar as disgusting and horribly deviant... Then goes in to a pretty clear dig at bottom surgery, in the context of torture by the dark eldar. Guy is a real POS.
also in the lore of 40k, it's been proven that there could be a possibility for a female astartes
1. Many marine chapters were known to sleep around (or take bounties if you're the Emperor's Children) like the Space Wolves
2. A certain Fabius Bile and his Glandhounds proved that too
Space Marines are sterile, so no amount of sleeping around is going to produce *anything*, let alone a copy of themselves in their hulked-out state.
As for Bile, that is certainly closer. Though it is important to note that Bile's Gland Hounds might be using Astartes gene seed as a base, it is still modified and specifically referred to a "lesser". There is no instance of a 1:1 female Astartes anywhere in the lore, and as it stands the gene seed is only stable in males, though I'm no geneticist, so I don't know if it is possible even theoretically.
That being said, as far as fanfic or custom chapters go, it really shouldn't matter. It certainly won't affect my enjoyment of the universe.
plus if they an make primaris marines, they can modify it slightly to work with women
@@Vekette Why though? The Sisters of Battles and Sisters of Silence are better.
@@voidtempering8700 is there only a maximum of 2 women allowed in 40k or something
@@Vekette No, they are just female exclusive groups. The others don't care who you are, you are equally worthless.
Yeah I used to watch Arch, but then I found out his...political leans and unsubbed.
And I like warhammer as afab. Just don't like most clubs.
Im a newcomer to the Warhammer fandom and i absolutely love this franchise , it's a shame that there are so many fascists in this community ( especially famous ones ) , as well as GW being freaking demonspawns themselves
Fortunately those dipshits that act like Arch are going away. Not fast enough in my opinion, but it’s happening.
This man thinks everyone playing homebrew are all cackling maliciously in the dark at their game tables as their master plan to destroy all table top gaming comes to fruition as they change a single flavor text.
As an actual Brit the accent is infuriating. It sounds like he should be the villain in a Robin Hood production. That accent is only acceptable where you're on stage in a pantomine and about to twirl a moustache to accompany your points. But also in one moment it randomly went Scottish for a second? This is awful to listen to.
The warhammer space is pretty nice (at least where I am), if you want a fun intro they do a squad based game called kill team that’s pretty darn fun.
NO GIRLZ ALLOWD IN MY TWEEHOUSE >:(
Crazy. It isn't ideology. It is me wanting to play a space marine as me. As girl.
Tbf, there lore is at it is, but as long as base size, weapons and relative model size is equivalent to the official stuff, show up with whatever you want tbh. I might dislike it aesthetically, but if I know what the unit is for play, it's all good.
I'm not for female spehs muhrines, but only because I find the Astartes too dull to care. The inclusive parts of the Imperium are more interesting. Also, Astartes are eunuchs.
nope, it's been revealed that they have sex, otherwise you'd have to explain the Emperor's Children and their "Pillage orgies"
they arent eunuchs and they have had sex in canon
with warhammer the lore is about as stable as a house made of mud and happy thoughts
I don't think I've ever played a table top system in it's written setting one time. Imagining this high strung over homebrew
ArchCast sounds like its actually physically difficult for him to do that accent. If he just chilled and talked naturalistically it would give his brain enough space to think about the actual meaning of the words coming out his mouth.
Yeahbut if he just chilled and talked naturally he would just be screaming that the 3rd reich will rise again
Imagine choosing to larp as a British person. now imagine doing it as someone who is aware Carl exists. the mind boggles.
Is this what we sound like? 😞
40K's Imperium is so obviously fascistic in the lore it's hardly surprising it features misogynist structures within its institutions. The whole point is its supposed to be obviously bad and awful. It's not even supposed to really be seen as functioning as a proper government, with two groups who on paper should be on the same side going to war with each other over their random interpretations of the scribbles found on the bathroom wall of some building some guy decided was sacred. The problem is that some subset of the fans see what is clearly meant to be a miserable, awful, evil place and are like "yeah that seems cool". Not realizing, apparently, that they'd most likely not end up on one of the in universe propaganda posters lying about the state of the universe, but rather they'd be a lobotomized box loading cyborg.
Woman in Warhammer?? Quick Geoffrey, bring me my fighting trousers!!
Now I want to paint a squad of Marines with the the Prince symbol for their Chapter.
Andor wasn't the *last* good Star Wars property, I enjoyed Ahsoka and eagerly await the next season.
Andor, the first season of the Mandalorian, Bad Batch and Asoka have been the best modern Star Wars
The Bad Batch is pretty good. Unfortunately, I think there are rumblings that Ahsoka season 2 may not be happening any time soon...if at all.
You should paint some female space marines that have painted their armour in the colour of the trans flag as a way of showing solidarity. Doesn’t sound very grimdark but it’d probably trigger arch at least.
Jesus that utter failure of an attempt at faking an accent is the worst crime against onesself I’ve ever witnessed.
Nerds like that fake british guy is why I prefer Battletech to warhammer
Heres the best part of Warhammer 40k that people like Arch just cant wrap their heads around: 40k has a canon so loose that officially, by GWs own statement, both all official lore and all fan lore are both canon and non-canon.
How it works is really funny, but works perfectly. The official lore is the rumors and hearsay that the common citizens of the galaxy know. It may or may not be true. Your own fan lore is what your own faction believes. It may or may not be true. When you fight against someone whose lore disagrees with yours or you dont like, you get to say "those heretics believe X, but we showed them the truth through our might!" and so does your opponent.
For example, if I have an all female Marine army and you dont like that, then I get to say that my female marines fought a battle against a bunch of deluded fools who thought we were men because we were Space Marines and believed the common misconception that female Marines are impossible. *You* get to say that you fought against a bunch of male marines who had deluded themselves into believing they were female and were wearing armor to match. Both of our accounts of the fight become rumors floating around in the setting, neither account is 100% the truth, even though youre allowed to consider it 100% the truth for yourself.
The whole setting is literally built around these conflicting lore bits giving factions reason to fight their own allies and so on. GW even left 2 Primarchs (Space Marine super-generals basically) completely without lore or even names *for the express purpose* of letting you say "my really weird guys that dont fit in anywhere are so weird because theyre from one of those super secret guys, and you cant say I'm wrong".
Fun fact the space marines are divided up by chapters lead by a primarch there are 20 primarchs and out of them 2 of them have almost 0 lore about them specifically so you can do whatever the hell you want encase if any of the other 18 primarchs or sub chapters (and there are a 1000) don’t fit into what you want to do so in short you can do whatever you want with the game because it’s a game and designed to be fun and get you to spend money
The original 20 are called Legions. Chapters were a division within a Legion, and when the Legions were broken up to decentralize power they just moved to Chapters being the largest unit. Also, there are definitely more than 1,000 Chapters now. When the Legions were first divided into the Successor Chapters, they say there were roughly 1,000 (which still doesn't make sense, they say the Ultramarines were around 10,000 strong during the Heresy and each Chapter is 1,000 Marines, and while most Legions were much smaller that still means there should be more than 1,000 Second Founding Chapters alone, but I digress), but there have been numerous Foundings since.
At the end of the day though, it's all just an excuse to have the tiny action figures be painted any color, so who really gives a shit?
I remember a popular bit of fan theorizing from way back in my 4chan days where Samus from the Metroid games was fluffed out as one of the missing Primarchs and the only objections I ever saw to that was people who think media crossovers are stupid (can't argue with that one tbh)
This guy feels like he'd be upset that Wreck-It-Ralph had a female space marine
Man I thought I was miserable but Arch makes me look like one of those frolicking living toys from Freeza's personal hell in DBS, when he's stuck in the cocoon.
I'm sure this is a nice video and all but i'm not going to watch it...Just the thought of hearing Arch speak makes me want to game end myself
"Objectivly inferior" Did this man ever hear about Lotara Sarin?, Lelith Harospex?, Any of the all female armies?
I'm pretty sure that type of "British" accent hasn't existed for like 100 years. Very believable.
when you join warhammer you should have to roleplay the survival rate check and if you dont survive you cant play ever again.
You know... I have changed my mind. I said lore so men... like. Naw dawg they are women now just to make Arch angry. Get railed I worship Slaanesh.
Well if their whole race is male then wouldn’t they all be gay?
As I like to point out to Simon Furman about the Transformers
Genuinely trying to figure out why space marines were written without women when the Sisters of Battle exist.
They were meant to be mixed at first, and sculpts were even made for female space Marines. But, it was the mid 80s, and the customers (British boys) didn't buy the female models, so GW took them out of rotation. Then, as the plastic Space Marine kit was released (originals were metal minis), the sculptors literally forgot to add female Marines. And when customers began to ask, "Why are all the Space Marines dudes, btw?" GW basically wrote one sentence/paragraph that explained the Emperor tried and failed to make em' and then forbid the attempt of making female Astartes.
This paragraph from the 80s has essentially been the ONE AND ONLY lore exploring this "all-male-theme" since then, with only a nod, a wink and a reprint of the same paragraph once in 40 years and some literal 500 novels.
I wouldn't mind if they introduced female space marines, but IMO it *needs* to be well written and at least make sense within the Warhammer universe. I take no issue with the idea of female marines, but like ffs, it _cannot_ be done like Rowling did when she retroactively made Dumbledore gay out of nowhere. Make them get all of the same augmentations male space marines get, find some way to make the Imperium's change of policy make sense (maybe Guilliman, the Lion and Cawl all decide to expand the options for recruitment due to some new crusade they are waging, or from some new threat that emerges), and find some way to do it that doesn't push out the Sororitas, etc, and I think they'd have a lot harder time posing any real objection to it.
Tbh I do think that going too far with altering the setting kinda kills _some_ of the commentary that exists there, though. 40k was originally designed as a satire, and is clearly a product of the time it was first created, so I think changing it too much now sorta kills some of the commentary there. IMO, having female space marines _does_ sorta take away any commentary that could be made by Space Marines solely being male, as one could view it that Space Marines are a kind of logical extreme of a lot of the militaristic masculine fantasies, being trans-human power armoured super warriors that are each individually worth a dozen Guardsmen, if not many more. Sororitas are similar to marines in that they have power armour, bolters, etc, but are essentially an organization of militarized battle nuns, who fight in the Emperor's name with a batshit insane level of zeal. IMO, you can kind of view it as commentary on how this vast empire is so militarized that they'd go as far as to use a loophole to militarize their nuns because women weren't normally allowed to become Astartes. On another note, women are also perfectly able to be part of the Imperial Guard, and there are plenty of female characters across most of the other factions, so it's not like there isn't any representation. If anything one could say it's yet another statement on the Imperium's brutality and blind adherence to archaic beliefs that they'll use women as rank and file soldiers and as indoctrinated battle nuns, but won't give them the honor of becoming an Astartes.
Overall, I still don't have any actual issue with female space marines as long as they actually write it into the story well and don't carelessly retcon stuff, I just do think there should be some more analysis and reading done before people just advocate so strongly for disregarding the lore.
You missed a key feature, there were female space mariens, but because they didn't sell they were removed and lore developed without them.
@@Alex_Vir If you go far back enough in the lore there are also half Eldar space marines, Imperial Guard beastmen, and the very first named Inquisitor Obiwan Sherlock Clousseau. Stuff from the 1980s Rogue Trader era was very experimental, often goofy, and they hadn't really figured out the setting yet so there's a lot of stuff that would be incongruous with how the lore has evolved if you just brought it back with minimal justification. iirc, when they reintroduced Squats to the setting the justification was basically "They've been around the whole time, we just never really talked about them until now" which isn't very cool or interesting.
I'm on the same page as OP, if they're gonna do it it needs to work with the established lore, though the Fabius Bile stuff I've seen mentioned in other comments is a good starting point.
we need to reject modernity and return to the cringe that was old hammer @@KickinRadTopHat
I based a DND empire in my friends campaign that's a mix between the imperium and the tau.
"Play the game as designed, simple as". Ahh yes, like when General Horus betrayed the Emperor and was defeated in his bunker. I mean when the Emperor teleported onto the flagship of his beloved son The Warmaster Horus and defeated him in a battle he could barely win. I mean a battle that Horus stood no chance in. I mean a battle that forced the Emperor to cast off his humanity to bring himself to harm his beloved son. Yeah, the lore changes. A lot. That's the big thing that always gets to me with all of this. They act like the rules and lore have always been what they are and have never changed or evolved. Even if the version they're holding up is relatively recent.
I do need to mention that due to the competitive side as well as GW's absolute iron grip on the IP, homebrew is less "standard" than in ttrpgs and such. It also might have to do with the fact that the game is so expensive that perhaps the majority of the fans don't actually play it, so the canon of the universe is all they have. So that may be part of why they get kneejerk on anything they see as lorebreaking.
...Did Star Wars actually have internal consistency?
Now, to be fair to the facists, there are very good lore reasons why the Emperor would not make female space marines. That being said, I´m completely on board with anybody converting whatver they like and using GW rules for them, so if you wanna make female space marines, goa head - you have my permission. I´ve had some great games against armies converted very unlorefully, and even using non-GW models (le gasp).
the thing about the lore reasons is that warhammer lore changes all the time and the "no women" thing was only added after the female space marines from the 80's didn't sell well
@@redmage5251 You are right, I just wanted to point out that it would be a retcon (I believe it´s called). And just think of how unpopular the "More mariney marines" Primaris space marines were in the bginning, simply because they represented a lore change
@@AnotherVolvoxFan Primaris Marines are actually something I'd have been completely fine with GW simply retconning and saying "we redesigned Space Marines, you can still use the old minis but this is how they're gonna look from now on"
"We made a new type of Space Marine that's even bigger and stronger, like a double Space Marine" has always seemed like a poorly thought out change to me.
@@KickinRadTopHat I think that´s also some of what they have realised, since they started merging the profiels of PRimaris and Firstborn Marines. But I agree totally, it seems a little strange that Cawl would not ahve field-tested his new designs and that there is suddenly tens of thousands of themthat noone knew about. And yes, it is adressed int he lore, but it seems weak to me
He’s probably mad no one wants him to be their DM anymore
the voice on this guy inflicts psychic damage only repaired when he drops his accent on accident
These are my toys! Mine! 😭
As a 40k fan. I don't think there should be female space marines. It's because it's suppose to be an awful fascist dystopia. I don't want the Imperium to be appealing to my sensibilities. The only people in 40k I see talking seriously about female space marines is people railing against the idea. It's a big angry circle jerk.
An awful fascist dystopia made worse by the customers, because the female space mariens didn't sell.
Its so ridicclous to call it "perfect parity" that space marines are all guys because sisters of battle exist. Challenge anyone who says that to show you all the Warhammer 40k core boxes, core rulebooks, and any other non-faction specific key arts that have sisters of battle on them and then all the ones with space marines on them.
As a 30k (Horus Heresy) lore understander, I think there are two reasons why there are only male space marines, and neither are what Arch said. Also it can be fixed.
1) The Big E is just a -raging- stoic sexist. He made several sex-segregated factions, including the male-only Space Marines and the female-only Sisters of Silence. During the time when he had the highest mastery over science and tech, and absolute rule over his empire. This is different from the Sisters of Battle, who are women-only (not female-only, so a transwoman sister is lore friendly) purely as a legal loophole because after a previous uprising the Ecclesiarchy was banned from raising "men at arms"... but haha, nobody said anything about women at arms.
2) Originally the Space Marine legions were commanded by the primarchs. These are "sons" (altered clones) of the emperor and the main implant that makes a space marine (the gene seed) was derived from the primarch's genes. Of course opposite sex clones are an old trope of sci-fi so that's a crappy excuse. But for sure if anything in the process is tied to karyotype that could somewhat explain why male primarchs can only "beget" male space marines. But it was stated in-universe that it's not an insurmountable challenge, so I assume the Emperor just didn't feel like putting effort into fixing the problem because of the aforementioned sexism. It's worth noting that compatibility between baseline humans and space marine transhumans is already pretty bad. During recruitment they do extensive biological and psychological screening and still there is a failure rate during transition. So the tech was never that reliable.
But enough complaining! About 5 years ago the Primaris Space Marines were introduced. These are genetically altered with the Emperor's permission, worked on by the genius leader of the tech cult of Mars, Archmagos Cawl. He did extensive tinkering on all legions' genetic material including those that turned to Chaos during the Heresy. So here are a few scenarios:
1) Ministorum Commission: As said above, the Ecclesiarchy can't raise men at arms. The Ecclesiarch would find it useful to convince the Archmagos to adapt gene seeds to turn the Sisters of Battle into real transhumans equal to the Space Marines. I think Cawl would go for it, both to flex his skills and score a favor with his fellow High Lord (these are basically the pope of earth and the pope of Mars respectively). Also some Space Marine factions are always starving for recruits. I imagine once the tech exists they would pounce on the opportunity to get their own and expand their recruitment pools to be sex independent.
2) Lost Legions Reborn: Originally there were 20 legions and 20 primarchs. But even before the Horus Heresy, two of those were lost and forgotten. We only know that the Emperor doesn't like to talk about it, and even the primarchs only dare to mention it in hushed tones. Were they early converts to Chaos? Rebels who rejected the Emperor? Or even (gasp) women?! We know for sure that Cawl has access to the gene seed of traitor legions. Is it so far fetched that he also has access to the lost legions and at least one of them were lead by a daughter of the Emperor? Again, the need to double the space marine recruitment pool in these troubled times should override whatever apprehension they may feel about reversing the Emperor's decision to wipe them out.
3) Idle Hands: Cawl is a barely-human superintellect. He may just chisel away at the biocompatibility limitations as a background process and suddenly make a breakthrough when he has nothing better to do.
Overall, if you can produce the minis (and don't intend to participate in official competitions) a Primaris sisterhood or a mixed Primaris chapter is perfectly lore friendly. Not so much with the older marines, but you can always just declare that your minis are not lore friendly and avoid dealing with people who consider that a deal breaker.
For some reason, I don't trust a Norwegian who purposely puts on a hammed up English accent. Seems sus
We rrrolll ourrr RRRs in England, that's a true fact.
@@Naptosis don't tell the folks in Birmingham and Liverpool that
Ah, RUclips the word racist has to be censored but racist content apparently doesn't.
This guys accent is so infuriating. Trying to go posh British, but keeps forgetting to roll his r's even on words he did so for earlier, then occasionally slipping into a parody of Scottish...
His voice sounds like what an american, who's only exposure to british accents is disney's mary poppins, thinks a gay man with a received pronunciation would sound like.
As someone who worked in the Nottingham HQ in the early 00s as a Hobby Specialist phone goblin, I had a co-worker who transitioned while I was there and it amuses me no end to know that this idiot probably talked to her at some point, since there were only about twenty of us for the whole fanbase, and would have accepted her take on the game as gospel. (We literally had people ringing us at 8pm at night to get us to solve game disputes for them. We were supposed to just be telesales, but the fans had other ideas.)
Also, since the gene seed is on the Y chromosome, it is fully canon that a whole chapter of Space Marines could be trans women and have traditions going back to the Emperor himself where they deck out and convert their armour to be completely femme, if a player wanted to do that. There are several lost Primarchs in the lore, specifically to give players the flexibility to make their own marine chapter with it's own traditions and so on.
This guy knows nothing about Warhammer.
Warhammer lore is not meant to be taken seriously, just look at the Orks.
Which Orks, I just see a purple paint can?
@@Alex_Virexactly
Also fun fact by design warhammers story is made so you can in fact play how you want because the imerium of man expanse the whole galaxy and because of this many world are in different points of history in time because of how expensive the universe is. You will have some world that his like Roman theme and because the story is designed this way, you can literally create any kind of story you want. That's the point.
Heresy for Heretics on youtube does great content, and he genderbends everything, including the primarchs. Abbagail the despoiler, The lioness, Roberta Gulliaman, etc.
dude really said "you see them there space marines"
*MAKES THEM PINK*
and that is funny AF
Pirate wizard? Fucking yes please! Do we call it a Wizrate? Or a Pirard?
Edit: Pizrate?
Piard maybe? Or a Magpir. Magpir is cool! It’d be a name for a Pirate Wizard. In my setting I call the people who have ship related magics Shipwright Mages.
Pretty sure the teeth gritting thing is from Shadiversity. I could be wrong tho.
Edit: but im probably not
The worst part about Warhammer is that people don't understand that it's satire
"Don't let progressivism anywhere near your hobby". This is wild coming from a guy who had to change his name because HE DOES NOT OWN HIS HOBBY and doesn't get to make decisions on it that effect anyone else. And I keep saying this over and over and over again. The only thing that's really happening in hobbies these days is that after DECADES of seeing it with their whole faces, the hobbies are finally reflecting the fandoms that have kept them alive. Because that's how hobbies survive in the world we've created where competition compounds with every year less and less money available to be spent by the average fan on what is basically a niche market that will always be the first thing cut in an economic emergency. "Woke" is literally just paying attention. It's not a coincidence that the people who whine about it the most when anyone that isn't a straight white Christian male has the AUDACITY to love the same thing they do are all straight, white Christian males who think they get a say greater than anyone else's.
Only pipe he's smoking is a crack pipe
bros out here 24/7 cosplaying as his DND character and hes raggin on pups and queens
guys like this are so whiney and self-important that its sad
"You can be playing Warhammer, but just have none of the nomenclature." So Starcraft? Because that's Starcraft. Which ALSO has a pen and paper RPG, apparently.