let me paint a clear picture of the inquisitorial motto "Innocence proves nothing": Imagine yourself being an upstanding and faithful imperial citizen in an agricultural planet. one of the most loyal and true citizen that ever was. one day, an inquisitor comes to your planet in search of something. you're not exactly sure what, nor why he's here in the first place. but he's doing the lord's work, so you don't question it. some time later you realize some of your neighbors got taken away by the inquisitor's troops. it was a grim sight, but deep inside, you're fine with it, those neighbors were kind of weird, and douchey. and then, one day, while working in the fields, you stumble upon a weird phenomenon. a circle in the middle of the field, where plants have died and earth has become muddy and swampy. and in the middle of that circle is a book. a weird book emanating green mist from its pages. you cannot decipher what it even says, but instinctively, you know it cannot be good. so you run to your inquisitor to report it. Well... you've signed your death warrant. because through the inquisitor's eyes, a common man have delivered to you a grimoire of nurgle, and just because he cannot read it, or he has delivered it to you doesn't mean the sheer presence of such an artifact in his vicinity hasn't affected him. so... he has helped your cause, and he was innocent, however, due to the corrupting nature of chaos, the Citizen must die for the good of humanity.
17:35 bad aim in the table top is just a way to represent the futility of a single shot, lore wise they are as accurate as any trainned military soldier but since you cant actually have half a million miniatures mostly hitting their targets doing 0.000000001 damage each, you have about 30 units "missing" most of the time and doing a full point of damage when you "hit". On the table its looks like 25 shots missed, 3 hits were grazing hits and 2 shots actually hit the target but they represent tens of thousands of lasers crashing into the enemies armor/psychic sheild/forcefield until it eventually fails and the enemy finally takes some damage
28:00 The reason the Adepta Sororitas is an all-female group is that, according to the Decree Passive: "In the name of His infinite wisdom, and by His immortal authority, we, the High Lords of Terra, do hereby decree the Ecclesiarchy forbidden to gather, train, promote, sustain, or in any way command any force of men under arms." so the Ecclesiarchy went "a force of MEN you said?"
Yeah, the 40k timeline video should now be the first of Bricky's videos that new people watch. There's another one called WTF is Warhammer 40k by luetin that gives a shorter overview of 40k, as well as a more balanced introduction to the whole hobby. luetin is the true RUclips loremaster of 40k and is the one to go to if you really want to deep dive into specific topics.
An Inquisitors authority is second only to the Emperor himself. They usually build a team of people they find throughout their work who are very skilled
@@ryanhampson673 i would be a touch disappointed if the brass didn’t order people to play. You'd think it would be a good way to train people in simulated strategy. Or at least a kill team.
I love Bricky’s video on this but the one thing that irks me and it seems small but it’s also the difference of 9900 years is when he’s reading the exert in the beginning saying “for more than 100 years..” it’s not 100 years it says 100 CENTURIES and that is a big difference
the sisters of battle during the age of apositsy, the church can't have men at arms so the church just said 'well we will have women at arms.' and the white hair thing during the same time a group of sisters was brought to the emperor's throne room no one knows what happen in there but when they came out the experience left all their hair was stark white and it became a tradition to emulate those sisters.
There's this thing you can do on videos called pause. Lots of people use it to avoid talking over things if they really feel the need to say something.
welcome Guardsman, time to pick your Lasgun and charge that Chaos Warlord Titan, emerging from the Horizon.
Don't worry, the next few million of you will probably live. Do your emperor proud.
FIX BAYONETS!
@@smol_hornet613 More likely your bodies will get stuck to the Titan's feet and stop it from moving
RASHUNS? RASHUNS! CHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGE FOR DA EMPRA!
Cadia…. The planet broke, before the guard did.
Cadia stands!!!
But, in the end, it did break.
let me paint a clear picture of the inquisitorial motto "Innocence proves nothing":
Imagine yourself being an upstanding and faithful imperial citizen in an agricultural planet. one of the most loyal and true citizen that ever was.
one day, an inquisitor comes to your planet in search of something. you're not exactly sure what, nor why he's here in the first place. but he's doing the lord's work, so you don't question it.
some time later you realize some of your neighbors got taken away by the inquisitor's troops. it was a grim sight, but deep inside, you're fine with it, those neighbors were kind of weird, and douchey.
and then, one day, while working in the fields, you stumble upon a weird phenomenon. a circle in the middle of the field, where plants have died and earth has become muddy and swampy. and in the middle of that circle is a book. a weird book emanating green mist from its pages. you cannot decipher what it even says, but instinctively, you know it cannot be good. so you run to your inquisitor to report it.
Well... you've signed your death warrant.
because through the inquisitor's eyes, a common man have delivered to you a grimoire of nurgle, and just because he cannot read it, or he has delivered it to you doesn't mean the sheer presence of such an artifact in his vicinity hasn't affected him. so... he has helped your cause, and he was innocent, however, due to the corrupting nature of chaos, the Citizen must die for the good of humanity.
Oh dude you're in for a great choice with Bricky! Please react to more! He's so good!
Thank you, part 2 coming out tomorrow!
bricky is GOATed
17:35 bad aim in the table top is just a way to represent the futility of a single shot, lore wise they are as accurate as any trainned military soldier but since you cant actually have half a million miniatures mostly hitting their targets doing 0.000000001 damage each, you have about 30 units "missing" most of the time and doing a full point of damage when you "hit".
On the table its looks like 25 shots missed, 3 hits were grazing hits and 2 shots actually hit the target but they represent tens of thousands of lasers crashing into the enemies armor/psychic sheild/forcefield until it eventually fails and the enemy finally takes some damage
28:00 The reason the Adepta Sororitas is an all-female group is that, according to the Decree Passive:
"In the name of His infinite wisdom, and by His immortal authority, we, the High Lords of Terra, do hereby decree the Ecclesiarchy forbidden to gather, train, promote, sustain, or in any way command any force of men under arms."
so the Ecclesiarchy went "a force of MEN you said?"
Three armies....... is a lot of money..... Bricky...
After part two you can check out Bricky's "Every Space Marine Legion" and "40k Timeline"
I'll make note of it! 👍
Yeah, the 40k timeline video should now be the first of Bricky's videos that new people watch. There's another one called WTF is Warhammer 40k by luetin that gives a shorter overview of 40k, as well as a more balanced introduction to the whole hobby. luetin is the true RUclips loremaster of 40k and is the one to go to if you really want to deep dive into specific topics.
@@SarthorS got it! 👍
@@WarriorHumble24 Welcome to 40k. You're one of us now. You'll never escape!
Stormtroopers are good shots. The myth that they aren’t was spread by people who didn’t pay attention to the movies.
Almost like Vader was ordering them to miss so they could lead him to the rebel base.
An Inquisitors authority is second only to the Emperor himself. They usually build a team of people they find throughout their work who are very skilled
A lot of military guys say that they picked up warhammer in service.
Really? That's cool to know! 👍
Yup, I was in the Army and it's surprising for people to hear how many nerds are in the military that love table top wargaming.
@@ryanhampson673 i would be a touch disappointed if the brass didn’t order people to play.
You'd think it would be a good way to train people in simulated strategy.
Or at least a kill team.
@@themalcontent100 darktide as training exercise :P
He is missing Titans and Chaos-Titans
The moment you dip your toe into this universe it’s already over for you, You’re one of us! What’s the thing that attracted you most to this universe!
I would say the Space Marines. They are literally on the cover of almost everything
Theres also Collegia Titanica who wields massive War Engine Titans are if fact way more powerful than Imperial Knights terms of Firepower.
Welcome to this rabbit hole
There's a lot ahead and no way back
Unless I take the blue pill 💊 (Matrix reference in case someone is wondering 😅)
I love Bricky’s video on this but the one thing that irks me and it seems small but it’s also the difference of 9900 years is when he’s reading the exert in the beginning saying “for more than 100 years..” it’s not 100 years it says 100 CENTURIES and that is a big difference
You should check out the Joy Toy action figures they are awesome!
the sisters of battle during the age of apositsy, the church can't have men at arms so the church just said 'well we will have women at arms.'
and the white hair thing during the same time a group of sisters was brought to the emperor's throne room no one knows what happen in there but when they came out the experience left all their hair was stark white and it became a tradition to emulate those sisters.
Welcome to the grimdarkness of the 41st millennium!
Is it just me or does this guy look like a young Evan from Vanoss gaming?
Yes
next react to the space marines factions by bricky please 🙏🙏🙏
Already did and finished editing it. Should be out on the 5th 👍
There's this thing you can do on videos called pause. Lots of people use it to avoid talking over things if they really feel the need to say something.
16 minutes of mostly just watching with no reacting, bruh