Maybe time-line. I am new with learning the game and the world and I don't understand the different wars and the civil war ect.. maybe start at the very beginning. How they came about. And everything that happened until now.
Salamanders and Space Wolves are one of the very few who allow, even encourage their ranks to return to their homeworld and visit their families, or descendants
Just a note for anyone wondering why Grey Knight Neophytes don't see battle until they've completed their augmentation and training: Every Grey Knight is a Psyker and EXTRAORDINARILY valuable even by Space Marine standards. Sending an undertrained and unprepared Psyker into battle before they're ready is not only a danger to themselves, but to the entire company. The Grey Knights specialize in taking on manifested Daemon hordes and if a Psyker is not ready, they can fall under Daemonic possession and that's a horrific prospect for anyone on the entire planet.
I understand why a chapter wouldn't want to lose a marine so carelessly, but if they're trained to defeat demonic presences, how is it scary? A Grey knight that gets possessed is immediately surrounded and very likely outnumbered several times over by daemon killers, it would just lose then and there wouldn't it?
@@Diba_Brock It's not just the possession that's a factor. Extraordinarily powerful Psykers become a huge conduit for a full blown Demonic incursion. They could become possessed and immediately open a tear in reality to manifest a Daemon army. If a greater Daemon like a Great Unclean One were to possess the Psyker on a planet, you'd have a full blown Nurglite invasion on your hands.
@Diba_Brock there's also the fact that trough psyker deamons can manifest... And probably with how much gray knights create presence in warp, there's good likelihood of summoning greater deamons. Sure, they will take it down, but causalities would pile...
Girlyman should update his codex so that chapters can have more marines, cause so many chapters get wiped in all these different ork or tyranid wars that its just necessary to allow them more recruitment, or you just have to establish new chapters again and again, which is kind of counterproductive
Bobby already said codex astartes was not intended to be a bible, that is should have been updates as the times needed, and it was a guideline not a rigid book of absolute law.
The limit of a thousand isn’t technically a hard limit as Chapters can and often do exceed that limit when recruitment swells. The limit is more of a general concept, because the Codex was made in wake of the Horus Heresy- where one man had too much control over the Marines. The point of the Chapter system is to insure no one individual has too many followers. It’s why Guilliman also split the Imperial Army into the Guard and Navy at the time- to insure no one has too much power. However nowadays it’s accepted and enforced by Guilliman that a Chapter can exceed the thousand man limit because of how messed up the Era Indomitus is, so long as they don’t go about Legion building.
Believe me, most space marines are socially stupid and they can't behave normal, in one instance when few space marines had to attend a banquet they had nothing to talk so one of them started to count the tiles in the roof, Marines like Space Wolves, Salamanders are socially functional while others like blood angels and Ultramarines are just socially awkward
6:06 Sorry but for Blood angels yellow helmets are used for fast attack squads such as assault squads, biker squads' speeders etc. The rank of a sergeant is shown with black shoulder pads👍
I was just about to comment that haha. You beat me to it. If anyone else is curious, note that Gold helmets in the Blood Angels denote Veterans, blue helmets for heavy weapons.
One thing you should have done was explain where they stand in relationship to the guards-men. Oddly enough, a regular new space marine battle brother outranks astra militarum sargents.
Generally, Space Marines abide by their own command structure for most operations. Of course a guard General commanding some large scale system or sector campaign will rank over Space Marines elements that are involved or an Inquisitor could command elements of Space Marines.
@@dimadobrik4516 it had happened and is usually a inquisitor or a commander with enough balls to take on whatever the galaxy throws at them, Comissar Yarrick for example was able to get the attention of several high ranking space marines because the dude is just a boss
Just began learning about warhammer, only because of the female custodes controversy. But I have to admit it's some pretty cool shit. No wonder it's been around for decades.
It was wonderful, one of the best sci-fi ever created. Until the parasitic hands of Blackrocks and other parasitic entities alike touched it with their unclean hands.
Love your channel man, as a new space marine player I'd really love to see a lore coverage of the different types of space marines, especially chapter specific ones
I find it weird the chaplains (aka priests) have the coolest and most metal (well, bone buy YKWIM) helmets. Those skull helms with the red eyes and extra bits look sick AF!
0:50 - The very best of what humanity has to offer; I didn't realize Spartanesque Psycho children were the best we have to offer! Actually I take that back, can you imagine them trying to find aspirants in the current day with the current generation of kids; well no TBF they might make it in to the II and XI legions/chapters! Scrap that, the Mars forge world would have an absolutely massive influx of servitors; they're never separated from devices, the mechanicum would hook them up!! :D
I want to point out a correction that chapter masters were an existing rank in 30k. The legions had several chapter masters due to the sheer size of the legions
hi wanted to note something, judiciers may act as executioners but they are chaplins in training, tasked with silently fallowing a chaplain and learning from them. they do have the executioner relic blade and ran meele but their duty is mostly learning, the arent necesserly veteren as when you join the ranks of the reclusium all honors past are wiped, for you are born a new and given tasks most holy
It hasn't been fully explained but some chapters apparently (like the mentors) have the rank of Lt. Commander. This seems to the rank of an aid to the chapter master, such as a lieutenant being the aid of a captain. The Mentor legionary in Spears of the Emperor was this rank.
So if I'm getting this right.. You start as an Aspirant, and if you have psychic potential, you get trained to become a Librarian. If you survive, you become a Battle Brother in a company, if you are better than your brothers at combat and leading, you become a Sergeant. If you wanna be specialized, then you can become a Apothecary, a Techmarine and a Chaplain. Then some unassigned ranks like Veterans, even Veterans get their own Sergeants, and the top ranks are Lieutenants and Captains, controlling the entire company. Of course, the real top rank is Chapter Master. That is so much more simpler than the Guard to be honest, but i guess it fits, only the best of the best become Space Marines, and the standards increase with it. If you're a guardsman, even if you're a top ranker, one shot and you're dead, you're squad's morale has broken and they've scattered to the wind. But not the eSpesh Marhens, not the boys in blue, or red, or jet black, or green, or white, snow gray, or dark green.
Besides the Marines themselves, there are also Chapter Serfs that, while in theory they do not count towards the overall fighting strength, also play a crucial support role for the Chapter. Chapter Serfs are drawn from failed aspirants or from the populace of the Chapter's homeworld, so if you are able bodied and don't mind being surrounded by 9 feet tall superhumans who can quite literally snap you in half if you looked at them funny, the fortress monastery should feel right at home for you. Even among Chapter Serfs, there are also assigned roles to denote their primary occupations. For instance, Artificiers assist Techmarines in the armory with maintaining the Chapter's wargear, Medicae assist Apothecaries, Refectorium work in kitchens (cause even Space Marines enjoy a good meal now and then), and so on. As mentioned, although they do not technically count to the Chapter's fighting strength, Armsmen onboard Space Marine vessels are also drawn from Chapter Serfs, and while they lack the genetic enhancements of a Battle Brother, they are still capable of defending their ships from boarding parties.
5:57 I once read/heard that the red helm or other distinct colored headwear separate from the rest of their chapter colour had originated from a space marine sergeant that suggested there wouldn’t be any better training then fighting or sparing with other space marines, the sergeant that asked to organise this was ridiculed for suggesting so and thus was shunned by the higher-ups with a red helm for this indiscretion, later came the Horus heresy, none other than the same marine sergeant had been brung back to the limelight and now the red helm signifies the skill, outward thinking and initiative that battle-brothers share with their rank predecessor
I would love to hear the exploits of particular Companies within a Chapter; such as a Chapter’s 10th Company. What exploits do the young Scouts have under their belts? Also, I feel like Astartes “Ranks” can be divided as such: Primarch (if available) - the Gene-Father, the overall commander of Marines using his GeneSeed, and the one who solidifies war doctrine and codifies standard tactics. Master of the Chapter - the commander of a specific Chapter, either directing the Chapter in accordance with his Primarch’s will, or acting autonomously if his Primarch is unavailable/dead. Master of the (support group) - the leaders of the various support groups within a Chapter; Apothecary, Librarius, Armory, Chaplains, Fleet, whatever. Captain - the leader of a Company. Lieutenant - the assistant(s) of a Captain. Sergeant - the leader of an individual squad. Battle Brother - the rank and file, moreso sub-divided by age and the Company he serves in than any other ranks. Neophyte - the newbies of the 10th Company.
What about a video about the Orks and what makes them formidable? I’m new to 40k stuff, and so far the Orks seem pretty funny. Though the only 2 things I know about them is they get bigger with age and that purple is a sneaky color.
Purple sneaky. Red fast. Yellow goes boom. Biggest ork best ork, biggest choppa best choppa, guns need as much dakka as possible to be best gun. Congratulations, you are now well versed in Ork culture.
Yellow is da richest color, blue is da luckiest color, red is da fastest color, purple is da sneakiest color. The #1 thing to know about Orks is that if they believe, it’s real. There’s a theory that the whole reason the 40K universe is at war is because the Orks believe everyone is continually fighting
Two things. 1. Thanks for stating that LT is an old Legion rank that was brought back. everyone seems to forget that it's not a new rank. 2. Blood claws are not neophytes. They are squads(packs) of full battle brothers that will stay together till they all die.
In real life military or police spec ops combat fireteams, there is no such thing as a captain leading a "squad," except for very drastic and emergency situational occurrences or in most cases a squad of high tier clandestine operators (1st and 2nd Coy in WH40k value). Meanwhile in WH40k Captains occasionally go land fall with squads belonging to 3rd to 8th Company space marines. Which in military hindsight is highly unlikely. And a movie I saw titled Ultra Marines a Captain and an apothecary made landfall with an obvious squad from 9th Company.
Im new to war hammer and got the 40k inquisitor game and preordered the new space marine 2 game and so far im enjoying the story of 40k inquisitor i love watching lore on youtube if anyone know any story videos on youtube please do tag me and put the link in a reply it would be MUCH appreciated!!
There are about a thousand chapters among the Adeptus Astartes all with their own command structure. I'm just curious how this video's noble feat will be accomplished in just a 19 minute long video? 😉
One nitpick; Technically, Chapters did exist in the Legions. The Legions were split into Chapters, then Companies, then Squads. Not all Legions had Chapters or Companies as we know them, but many did. For instance, the Ultramarines Legion was organized into 25 Chapters of ten Companies each, with each Company being a thousand strong. A majority of the Legions used the Chapter organization in between the Company element and the wider Legion sized group. The Imperial Fists, Dark Angels, Night Lords, Raven Guard, and Emperor’s Children all organized themselves along such lines. Other Legions had similar organizational concepts, with the Iron Warriors using a Grand Company composed of regular Battle Companies, or the Salamanders having several Realms composed of normal sized Companies.
@@captaincoolbreeze9429 More or less. He saw it as an efficient system and he also wanted to make sure no one individual had too much power in the Imperium- since Horus was Warmaster and we know what he did with that much power. Ultimately Guilliman wanted each Chapter to be a small entity that is dependent on the wider Imperium and wouldn’t be able to revolt- it’s also why he split the Imperial Army into the Guard and Navy.
I am pretty new to the lore and have a question with regard to the Primarch thing: But would the Primarchs not fall back into their role of leading their respective legion now that GW is waking them up or finding them one by one? I mean sure right now Guilliman leads all Space Marines, but with the Lion returning and I assume Rogal Dorne or Lehman Russ being next (I really hope it isn't Russ) I doubt they will just let Robute keep authority. I could not think of any loyalist primarch that all the others would agree to hold a role that is essentially the role of warmaster, other then the angel Sanguinius. If I recall this was even an Idea before the Heresy and the loyalists tried to start an empire 2.0 with the Angel at its helm. So in short, the more primarchs come back the more defined their roles will be, or am I mistaken?
Yes??? I mean I don't think it's really known beacause there are some really old marines Dante for instance is about 1300 years old (he's the chapter master of the blood angels THAT WASNT MENTIONED DESPITE BEING MORE POPULAR THAN THE ENTIRE BLOOD RAVENS CHAPTER, not annoyed at all) so kinda unknown but theoretically thousands of years. Don't take my word though.
@user-ic1gf8pg9m i honestly don't care about them. If you like them great! Their not my thing I have blood angels. But I think everyone's allowed to like whatever they want in 40k. Also correction on myself he's 1700.
Fighting as equals doesn't make sense in a military perspective. You must always be able to decide who makes the decision between two fighters. That's why seniority exists in military. Even if you are the same rank the older becames the leaser
I think during combat space marines defer to who they know to be the leader type A lot of Gaurd units straight up ignore sergeants and listen to the person they know (or feel) will get them out alive. It happens in real life too, not fishing for likes but I can say that from experience. Plus when you live hundreds of years you figure out who knows what. They have ranks that make decisions, but between battle brothers they will have their own system. Just my opinion, although I have just been listening to the Tanith novels, and the same subject is covered by the in universe Guardsmen. So I'd assume it applied to astartes even more so.
@@RAZZTER12 I agree with you that it's the shared interest of everyone that smn who has good leadership skills should actually lead a unit instead of smn who was just pointed out. And in a good military this talent should be recognized and given a higher rank. But my point is that there are situations when making the bad decision fastly and confidently is better than making the good decision slowly and hesitantly. So if there is two confident and charismatic space marine are convinced that they have the right answer to solve the problem than it's already a waste of time to decide it. As if a platoon leader and some lower rank from the platoon disagrees on something it's immediately decided which option to choose.
OK so this guy is just wrong on multipel points....blood angels use BLACK for there sargents yellow is for assult marine or "Fast attack" units...also the way he said Macrage....
I'm not that familiar with the lore. Ages ago I played Dawn of War on the PC and that for awhile was my sole knowledge of that universe. Recently I've fallen the youtuber rabbit hole of 40k trying to learn abit more lore and saw Bricky's video explaining the various space marine factions. I could swarn the space marine faction in Dawn of War was the Blood Ravens but I never saw them mentioned and was unsure if I had it wrong or if they were just an unmentioned chapter. The end of this video mentioned a champion of the Blood Ravens which meant I didn't get it wrong. Could someone please give me a little more info? like what faction are they?
What topic should we cover next? Let us know in the comments below!
Grey knights plz!
Maybe time-line. I am new with learning the game and the world and I don't understand the different wars and the civil war ect.. maybe start at the very beginning. How they came about. And everything that happened until now.
Salamanders and Space Wolves are one of the very few who allow, even encourage their ranks to return to their homeworld and visit their families, or descendants
Ultramarines are also encouraged to engage in politics and visit their family's when off duty in the Ultima sector
@@austenashtree9542 do they?
@@augustuslunasol10thapostle
Yes they do.
blood angels do sometimes as well. dante visited his old tribe.
As a salamander I can confirm he is telling the truth
Just a note for anyone wondering why Grey Knight Neophytes don't see battle until they've completed their augmentation and training: Every Grey Knight is a Psyker and EXTRAORDINARILY valuable even by Space Marine standards. Sending an undertrained and unprepared Psyker into battle before they're ready is not only a danger to themselves, but to the entire company. The Grey Knights specialize in taking on manifested Daemon hordes and if a Psyker is not ready, they can fall under Daemonic possession and that's a horrific prospect for anyone on the entire planet.
I understand why a chapter wouldn't want to lose a marine so carelessly, but if they're trained to defeat demonic presences, how is it scary? A Grey knight that gets possessed is immediately surrounded and very likely outnumbered several times over by daemon killers, it would just lose then and there wouldn't it?
@@Diba_Brock It's not just the possession that's a factor. Extraordinarily powerful Psykers become a huge conduit for a full blown Demonic incursion. They could become possessed and immediately open a tear in reality to manifest a Daemon army. If a greater Daemon like a Great Unclean One were to possess the Psyker on a planet, you'd have a full blown Nurglite invasion on your hands.
@@Diba_Brock because Marines are expensive
Your theory ends up with a neophyte getting killed before he can do anything
@Diba_Brock there's also the fact that trough psyker deamons can manifest... And probably with how much gray knights create presence in warp, there's good likelihood of summoning greater deamons. Sure, they will take it down, but causalities would pile...
Never to see their family again. The Salamanders: I love my Mom and Dad man
Girlyman should update his codex so that chapters can have more marines, cause so many chapters get wiped in all these different ork or tyranid wars that its just necessary to allow them more recruitment, or you just have to establish new chapters again and again, which is kind of counterproductive
Say no more fam
Bobby already said codex astartes was not intended to be a bible, that is should have been updates as the times needed, and it was a guideline not a rigid book of absolute law.
@@RobertoGuillermoGOAT HOLY SHIT
The limit of a thousand isn’t technically a hard limit as Chapters can and often do exceed that limit when recruitment swells.
The limit is more of a general concept, because the Codex was made in wake of the Horus Heresy- where one man had too much control over the Marines.
The point of the Chapter system is to insure no one individual has too many followers. It’s why Guilliman also split the Imperial Army into the Guard and Navy at the time- to insure no one has too much power.
However nowadays it’s accepted and enforced by Guilliman that a Chapter can exceed the thousand man limit because of how messed up the Era Indomitus is, so long as they don’t go about Legion building.
The codex is more guidelines then actual rules
The image of the space marine chilling at a Renaissance festival, with helmet on, is the funniest thing I've seen in a while😂
Believe me, most space marines are socially stupid and they can't behave normal, in one instance when few space marines had to attend a banquet they had nothing to talk so one of them started to count the tiles in the roof, Marines like Space Wolves, Salamanders are socially functional while others like blood angels and Ultramarines are just socially awkward
6:06 Sorry but for Blood angels yellow helmets are used for fast attack squads such as assault squads, biker squads' speeders etc. The rank of a sergeant is shown with black shoulder pads👍
I was just about to comment that haha. You beat me to it. If anyone else is curious, note that Gold helmets in the Blood Angels denote Veterans, blue helmets for heavy weapons.
oooh i didn't know that! as im not a big fan of the vampire freaks
@@TauEnjoyer Fish people are extra tasty with their T3 🤤
@@freddyboy5412 fish with cow hooves* ahahah
It not orks that think yellow is for speed 😂 ?
I love watching 40k content while being higher than a imperial navy vessel
Why do people that smoke love to tell everyone how much they smoke? I can promise you bro, no one cares that you're high.
@@DaedricPrinceLiamcause people who smoke like seeing it. In example this is my sign to toke up for some more space marine 2
THE EMPEROR IS HIGH(est)
@@DaedricPrinceLiam why do people who enjoy ( ) love to tell everyone how much they ( )?. get over yourself
@@truth7down losers
It is sad, as a blood angel player, that our primarch is dead and the chapter master’s age is catching up to him. Truly a sad time for everyone.
Incroyable.
At least we are still good looking tho... xD
One thing you should have done was explain where they stand in relationship to the guards-men. Oddly enough, a regular new space marine battle brother outranks astra militarum sargents.
Imagine a Space Marine being ordered around by a normal dude tho haha
Generally, Space Marines abide by their own command structure for most operations. Of course a guard General commanding some large scale system or sector campaign will rank over Space Marines elements that are involved or an Inquisitor could command elements of Space Marines.
Doesn't seem odd at all. Space Marine>Astra Marine
@@dimadobrik4516All I picture is a Space Marine standing next to a red smear.
@@dimadobrik4516 it had happened and is usually a inquisitor or a commander with enough balls to take on whatever the galaxy throws at them, Comissar Yarrick for example was able to get the attention of several high ranking space marines because the dude is just a boss
Just began learning about warhammer, only because of the female custodes controversy. But I have to admit it's some pretty cool shit. No wonder it's been around for decades.
It was wonderful, one of the best sci-fi ever created.
Until the parasitic hands of Blackrocks and other parasitic entities alike touched it with their unclean hands.
@@TheDragonKnight98 minions of slaanesh
that image of a space marine sitting and holding a beer a party gathering is so goofy.
This needs a animated show that would be fire
13:16
That's the cutest thing I ever saw
i need a sweater wearing marine statue lol
Love your channel man, as a new space marine player I'd really love to see a lore coverage of the different types of space marines, especially chapter specific ones
(If you've decided) what chapter you gonna run?
"Lieutenants were brought back" yeah...maybe a little too much..
I find it weird the chaplains (aka priests) have the coolest and most metal (well, bone buy YKWIM) helmets.
Those skull helms with the red eyes and extra bits look sick AF!
You have to cover the Siege of Terra.
0:50 - The very best of what humanity has to offer; I didn't realize Spartanesque Psycho children were the best we have to offer!
Actually I take that back, can you imagine them trying to find aspirants in the current day with the current generation of kids; well no TBF they might make it in to the II and XI legions/chapters!
Scrap that, the Mars forge world would have an absolutely massive influx of servitors; they're never separated from devices, the mechanicum would hook them up!! :D
the worst ipad kids get to be techpriests
I want to point out a correction that chapter masters were an existing rank in 30k. The legions had several chapter masters due to the sheer size of the legions
hi wanted to note something, judiciers may act as executioners but they are chaplins in training, tasked with silently fallowing a chaplain and learning from them. they do have the executioner relic blade and ran meele but their duty is mostly learning, the arent necesserly veteren as when you join the ranks of the reclusium all honors past are wiped, for you are born a new and given tasks most holy
It hasn't been fully explained but some chapters apparently (like the mentors) have the rank of Lt. Commander. This seems to the rank of an aid to the chapter master, such as a lieutenant being the aid of a captain. The Mentor legionary in Spears of the Emperor was this rank.
So if I'm getting this right..
You start as an Aspirant, and if you have psychic potential, you get trained to become a Librarian.
If you survive, you become a Battle Brother in a company, if you are better than your brothers at combat and leading, you become a Sergeant.
If you wanna be specialized, then you can become a Apothecary, a Techmarine and a Chaplain.
Then some unassigned ranks like Veterans, even Veterans get their own Sergeants, and the top ranks are Lieutenants and Captains, controlling the entire company.
Of course, the real top rank is Chapter Master.
That is so much more simpler than the Guard to be honest, but i guess it fits, only the best of the best become Space Marines, and the standards increase with it. If you're a guardsman, even if you're a top ranker, one shot and you're dead, you're squad's morale has broken and they've scattered to the wind.
But not the eSpesh Marhens, not the boys in blue, or red, or jet black, or green, or white, snow gray, or dark green.
Besides the Marines themselves, there are also Chapter Serfs that, while in theory they do not count towards the overall fighting strength, also play a crucial support role for the Chapter. Chapter Serfs are drawn from failed aspirants or from the populace of the Chapter's homeworld, so if you are able bodied and don't mind being surrounded by 9 feet tall superhumans who can quite literally snap you in half if you looked at them funny, the fortress monastery should feel right at home for you.
Even among Chapter Serfs, there are also assigned roles to denote their primary occupations. For instance, Artificiers assist Techmarines in the armory with maintaining the Chapter's wargear, Medicae assist Apothecaries, Refectorium work in kitchens (cause even Space Marines enjoy a good meal now and then), and so on. As mentioned, although they do not technically count to the Chapter's fighting strength, Armsmen onboard Space Marine vessels are also drawn from Chapter Serfs, and while they lack the genetic enhancements of a Battle Brother, they are still capable of defending their ships from boarding parties.
"Cato Tigurius" ahahaha great video though!
Good catch! We were trying to write "Varro" but then the 2nd Captain busted down our door and yelled at us for not writing about him yet.
Thank You 😊 Please keep doing these I think any Warhammer topic you made a video on I would enjoy watching 👍
For me Masters > Captain > Chaplain > Lieutenant > The others one. Chaplain are so important in the command line
5:57 I once read/heard that the red helm or other distinct colored headwear separate from the rest of their chapter colour had originated from a space marine sergeant that suggested there wouldn’t be any better training then fighting or sparing with other space marines, the sergeant that asked to organise this was ridiculed for suggesting so and thus was shunned by the higher-ups with a red helm for this indiscretion, later came the Horus heresy, none other than the same marine sergeant had been brung back to the limelight and now the red helm signifies the skill, outward thinking and initiative that battle-brothers share with their rank predecessor
I would love to hear the exploits of particular Companies within a Chapter; such as a Chapter’s 10th Company. What exploits do the young Scouts have under their belts?
Also, I feel like Astartes “Ranks” can be divided as such:
Primarch (if available) - the Gene-Father, the overall commander of Marines using his GeneSeed, and the one who solidifies war doctrine and codifies standard tactics.
Master of the Chapter - the commander of a specific Chapter, either directing the Chapter in accordance with his Primarch’s will, or acting autonomously if his Primarch is unavailable/dead.
Master of the (support group) - the leaders of the various support groups within a Chapter; Apothecary, Librarius, Armory, Chaplains, Fleet, whatever.
Captain - the leader of a Company.
Lieutenant - the assistant(s) of a Captain.
Sergeant - the leader of an individual squad.
Battle Brother - the rank and file, moreso sub-divided by age and the Company he serves in than any other ranks.
Neophyte - the newbies of the 10th Company.
Neophytes not allowed until ready with gray knights makes sense. They have to be sure that their mind won’t be tainted with chaos.
What about a video about the Orks and what makes them formidable? I’m new to 40k stuff, and so far the Orks seem pretty funny. Though the only 2 things I know about them is they get bigger with age and that purple is a sneaky color.
Purple sneaky. Red fast. Yellow goes boom. Biggest ork best ork, biggest choppa best choppa, guns need as much dakka as possible to be best gun. Congratulations, you are now well versed in Ork culture.
Yellow is da richest color, blue is da luckiest color, red is da fastest color, purple is da sneakiest color.
The #1 thing to know about Orks is that if they believe, it’s real. There’s a theory that the whole reason the 40K universe is at war is because the Orks believe everyone is continually fighting
Never see family again (unless a Salamander)
Two things.
1. Thanks for stating that LT is an old Legion rank that was brought back. everyone seems to forget that it's not a new rank.
2. Blood claws are not neophytes. They are squads(packs) of full battle brothers that will stay together till they all die.
The Tau empire auxiliaries, ranks and mechs
It's pronounced "left tennant" since gw is a British company
Yep. This gets my goat a little. We do say it wrong here in Britain though, so maybe I shouldn't care too much 😂
Finally, a battle psychologist
so fuckin sick thanks for the great vid
Glad you enjoyed it!
It was awesome 👌
In real life military or police spec ops combat fireteams, there is no such thing as a captain leading a "squad," except for very drastic and emergency situational occurrences or in most cases a squad of high tier clandestine operators (1st and 2nd Coy in WH40k value). Meanwhile in WH40k Captains occasionally go land fall with squads belonging to 3rd to 8th Company space marines. Which in military hindsight is highly unlikely. And a movie I saw titled Ultra Marines a Captain and an apothecary made landfall with an obvious squad from 9th Company.
You should break down the imperial guard rank structure
Thank u! So educational and easy to digest
Also the art was badass and kept me engaged haha
Thank you. This is structured exactly how I needed to hear it to understand wtf is going on.
one of the most interesting and entertaining videos I've seen in a long time! I'm a big fan of your channel!
It would be cool if you did a separate video on the different battlefield roles that a battle brother can take on
This is really well done thank you
You pronounced lieutenant wrong. It’s LEFTenant when spoken brother. I’m sure the emperor will forgive your heresy.
Awesome video! Great production and you always break it down well
Love your videos
Has there ever been a space marine that died of something non malicious (old age, cancer, something like that)?
The lore has said they live to 1,000 years old if they don’t die in battle
@@Enonymous99isn't Dante 1,400
@@dabestorkposta old man sheeeshh
@@imperiumgrim4717 indeed
Witchers and space marines are one of the most cool characters in gaming
This is great! Can you do one for chaos
Damn! That was a great video. Super informative and entertaining. You’ve got a sub from me!
Each Chapter has a Champion and also Scouts.
This is my first first
And my billionth second
“Cato tigerius” bro just mixed Cato Sicarius and chief librarian Varro Tigirius
So smart for new viewers. Thanks
Its VARO Tigarius.....Cato SICARIUS is a captain...
Im new to war hammer and got the 40k inquisitor game and preordered the new space marine 2 game and so far im enjoying the story of 40k inquisitor i love watching lore on youtube if anyone know any story videos on youtube please do tag me and put the link in a reply it would be MUCH appreciated!!
0:33 where is the Image from?
Warhammer 40k Lexicanum Astartes Ranks
@@olivier8409 thx
Where do dreadnoughts fit into this?
Bruh you forgot about legion masters who lead the legions before the primarchs were found
There is an R in Librarians
There are about a thousand chapters among the Adeptus Astartes all with their own command structure. I'm just curious how this video's noble feat will be accomplished in just a 19 minute long video? 😉
Excellent video
One nitpick; Technically, Chapters did exist in the Legions. The Legions were split into Chapters, then Companies, then Squads.
Not all Legions had Chapters or Companies as we know them, but many did. For instance, the Ultramarines Legion was organized into 25 Chapters of ten Companies each, with each Company being a thousand strong.
A majority of the Legions used the Chapter organization in between the Company element and the wider Legion sized group. The Imperial Fists, Dark Angels, Night Lords, Raven Guard, and Emperor’s Children all organized themselves along such lines.
Other Legions had similar organizational concepts, with the Iron Warriors using a Grand Company composed of regular Battle Companies, or the Salamanders having several Realms composed of normal sized Companies.
So Guilliman organized all Space Marines Chapters after the Horus Heresy like those of his own legion.
@@captaincoolbreeze9429 More or less. He saw it as an efficient system and he also wanted to make sure no one individual had too much power in the Imperium- since Horus was Warmaster and we know what he did with that much power.
Ultimately Guilliman wanted each Chapter to be a small entity that is dependent on the wider Imperium and wouldn’t be able to revolt- it’s also why he split the Imperial Army into the Guard and Navy.
I need that astartes legions poster at the beginning of the vid
2:37
Salamanders: "Lol nah, say hi to your grand nephew for me brother."
Is this the voice of yammi noob?!… hmmmmmmm
Lieutenant with the F
Mate the ultramarines recruit from the ultramar empire macragge is the capital/home world
Can you do the ranks of the sisters next?
now do one for the ad mech
Great videos mate. Keep them coming. Any chance of a Necron dynasties video?
I am pretty new to the lore and have a question with regard to the Primarch thing: But would the Primarchs not fall back into their role of leading their respective legion now that GW is waking them up or finding them one by one? I mean sure right now Guilliman leads all Space Marines, but with the Lion returning and I assume Rogal Dorne or Lehman Russ being next (I really hope it isn't Russ) I doubt they will just let Robute keep authority. I could not think of any loyalist primarch that all the others would agree to hold a role that is essentially the role of warmaster, other then the angel Sanguinius. If I recall this was even an Idea before the Heresy and the loyalists tried to start an empire 2.0 with the Angel at its helm.
So in short, the more primarchs come back the more defined their roles will be, or am I mistaken?
Black Templars rank/organisation
All this work, and it's still no match for my big choppa
Tigarius is the ultramarines librarian not Cato sicairus 😂
Your last video left out the crimson fist I have the metal chapter master or the chapter leader or whatever
i was wondering how long does a space marine live like whats there life span?
Yes??? I mean I don't think it's really known beacause there are some really old marines Dante for instance is about 1300 years old (he's the chapter master of the blood angels THAT WASNT MENTIONED DESPITE BEING MORE POPULAR THAN THE ENTIRE BLOOD RAVENS CHAPTER, not annoyed at all) so kinda unknown but theoretically thousands of years. Don't take my word though.
@@Saturn_Studios16 you definitely don't dislike the utra marines right?
@user-ic1gf8pg9m i honestly don't care about them. If you like them great! Their not my thing I have blood angels. But I think everyone's allowed to like whatever they want in 40k. Also correction on myself he's 1700.
@@Saturn_Studios16 hes old call him grandpa dante
@user-ic1gf8pg9m are you perhaps a follower of a certain... "warp thing" that also is called grandpa? Please the inquisition would love to know.
Hi where could I get the comics at ? can you send the link for them please !
Hi! im starting to get into warhammer can you tell me the name of the comic used in this video? the part explaining about the aspirants, thanks
It's the Marneus Calgar Comic it's a good comic
@@andrewzhu5394 The moment I got your reply I instantly searched it up and read it online and I have to say it really is worth a read!
Is the half and half armored Astartes @ 7:15 official? What chapter is that?
It is official, and it's not really bound to a specific chapter. I believe it correlates to a rank (Sergeant maybe, i don't remember)
Great video
The Blood Angels helmet one is wrong
for a minute there i thought u meant Cato Sicaruis was a psyker
He's just so blue and Roman that enemies think he's a psyker because of the fear he inflicts
10:30 *coughs* female Custodes *cough*
As usual a fun video with great artwork however some of the content you say is a little to vague
Fighting as equals doesn't make sense in a military perspective. You must always be able to decide who makes the decision between two fighters. That's why seniority exists in military. Even if you are the same rank the older becames the leaser
I think during combat space marines defer to who they know to be the leader type
A lot of Gaurd units straight up ignore sergeants and listen to the person they know (or feel) will get them out alive.
It happens in real life too, not fishing for likes but I can say that from experience.
Plus when you live hundreds of years you figure out who knows what.
They have ranks that make decisions, but between battle brothers they will have their own system.
Just my opinion, although I have just been listening to the Tanith novels, and the same subject is covered by the in universe Guardsmen.
So I'd assume it applied to astartes even more so.
@@RAZZTER12 I agree with you that it's the shared interest of everyone that smn who has good leadership skills should actually lead a unit instead of smn who was just pointed out. And in a good military this talent should be recognized and given a higher rank. But my point is that there are situations when making the bad decision fastly and confidently is better than making the good decision slowly and hesitantly. So if there is two confident and charismatic space marine are convinced that they have the right answer to solve the problem than it's already a waste of time to decide it. As if a platoon leader and some lower rank from the platoon disagrees on something it's immediately decided which option to choose.
@@RAZZTER12 But I get your point and that system can definitely work too. It's just has different kind of advantages and disadvantages.
Can you do the same for caos space marines
The only chapter that have familes are the Salamanders
Space Wolves too iirc
OK so this guy is just wrong on multipel points....blood angels use BLACK for there sargents yellow is for assult marine or "Fast attack" units...also the way he said Macrage....
Whats the name of the comic at the start with the aspirants?
I'm not that familiar with the lore. Ages ago I played Dawn of War on the PC and that for awhile was my sole knowledge of that universe. Recently I've fallen the youtuber rabbit hole of 40k trying to learn abit more lore and saw Bricky's video explaining the various space marine factions. I could swarn the space marine faction in Dawn of War was the Blood Ravens but I never saw them mentioned and was unsure if I had it wrong or if they were just an unmentioned chapter. The end of this video mentioned a champion of the Blood Ravens which meant I didn't get it wrong. Could someone please give me a little more info? like what faction are they?
Hey what's that graphic novel called 2:30
the marneus calgar comic by marvel
Dreadnought?
Dreads are more considered armored vehicles rather than "people."
What comic was that? The one where its like aspirants remaining?
I enjoy your channel 🧠
What’s the graphic novel that’s been shown?
You pronounced his name wrong it's not Roboute Guilliman, it's "Robo-girly man"
Whats the name of the comic?