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12:50 Horus Heresy cinematic my guy
He definitely needs to react to that one
did 2 all caps: horus heresy cinematic!!!1! comments on some early vids xD
the best cinematic period!
"18...18 separate legions."
Brothers, he's catching on😆
It's heartwarming
Is he ready for the whole 'primaris' thing?
9 separate legions
@@Tiamat013I hope not. F Primaris
How deep is the lore? "400+ Warhammer 40k Books and growing"
“How FaR does this go?!”
10,000 years of lore. Something’s happened in that time.
Way more than 10,000 ;)
@@HistoritorJimaldus Sure, technically it goes back like 60 million years, because it has been MENTIONED. But truly written lore is as far as i know only consisting of horus heresy era, and after.
Warhammer fantasy came first before warhammer 40k. But 40k became more popular
Watch Helsreach before looking into Black Templars lore videos as they will spoil the story.
I second this, Helsreach the Movie is amazing, the book is even better and a great starting 40k novel. It got more Andrei in it!
IMPERIAL FISTS ARE THE BEST RTS PLAYERS
ngl i love them in the unification mod for dow soulstorm, i use the sons of the phoenix chapter skin though because loyalist emperors' children are the best :)
You have fortified this position. Rogal Dorn approves this message.
@@davidmarshall7390 The Emperor protects!
IMPERIAL FIST YOUR FORTIFICATIONS ARE WEAK!
*INTENSE SHOVEL SMACKING*
@@BabyEater61 By the Emperor, they're gonna give you an Imperial Fisting of your lifetime.
The Alpha Legion is so secretive and confusing that even Tzeentch is totally confused.
Everyone is basically Alpharius, posing as Omegon, who is posing as Alpharius, who thinks he is Omegon but is a sleeper Agent faking Alpharius, who is actually Omegon, who is posing as Alpharius, but that's also a lie in the end.
And the funniest part is no one even knows if they are loyalist or heretic not even Tzeentch
Games Workshop created 40K. "Warhammer" without the 40K is the fantasy franchise. Age of Sigmar, WH Fantasy Battle, etc.
Made in Nottingham, England.
so the chapter stuff isn't as important basically after the heresy the primarche of the ultramarines made a book called the codex astartes it was then implemented (much to the dismay of some of his brothers nearly starting a second civil war) and this required all the legions to be split up into thousand man chapters with there own territory to defend in order to prevent another heresy.
Not just another heresy but also to have enough men to defend the imperium and expand the imperium
This also lead to the Navy and the Army being separated, so if a regiment would full to Chaos , then without it's own fleet it is stranded there.
I guess a easier way to put it is the reorganization of the Legions and the armed forces was to de-centralize they power.
Ofc not everyone followed this, the Space Wolves basically just gives the Codex lip service, in that until the last few years they could not have any sister chapters due to so issue, although they also used the problem to make sure not to follow the rules.
Also we had Rogal Dorn of the Imperial Fists set up the "Last Wall protocol" , will not say more on that in case you want to read the War of the Beast books, or just listen to them on Audible, which has been my got to for cheap audio books.
18:24
Reason they haven’t made a series is because it is very dark to many audiences in essence and it is one of the hardest series to adapt well and the warhammer community would be rioting if the adaption was poor like with some of the star wars adaptions. Given the state of media in this day of age if someone adapted this and managed to somehow be perfectly faithful to the source material it would be a miracle. Bricky talks about this in his two warhammer dark tide videos.
last i heard Henry Caville was still butting head with amazon about the wh series being faithful to the lore, so some hope there, unless there was news on it i missed or something
Sub faction/Chapters after horus heresy(HH).... The legions are there during the great crusade(30k). There's a bunch that happened after the HH but basically now at 40k or 41st millennium SM are divided into 1000 members each per chapter because of the Codex Astartes(You can thank Rowboat Gorillaman), there are exceptions like the black templars and others. But let's get into that in the vids recommended by bricky.
Quick note; this video is a little out of date Lion El Johnson has rejoined the imperium after 10k years of napping and is killing mankind's foes on the tabletop. Like the Brickster said the Ultramarines as a faction are a little dull, but the characters are pretty good, Roboute Gulliman is one of the best characters in 40k and steals the spotlight of any book he is featured in. If you want to get some passion for the Ultramarines then you'd want to get a bit of a deep dive into Gulliman, preferably with some excerpts from the books
Reading dark imperium also works
also angrons back, and angry
Bricky kind of undersold the nuance of The Night Lords. While they're terrible assholes, their terror tactics actually resulted in taking planets with significantly lower casualties than other legions.
There's also an incredibly well written trilogy about The Night Lords that is generally considered some of the best storytelling in 40k and has made them a niche favorite of the community.
The Night Lords Omnibus is fucking amazing. Legitimately so entertaining that the other heretical legions seem one dimensional in comparison.
4:20 there were 18 legions each 100k-150kish strong. Then Horus heresy. Happened.
Imperium (Guilleman) didn’t want it to be so easy for such large force turn traitors simultaneously ever again, so they split legions into X number of chapters only 1k strong they operate now as today. One got to keep their name and is now also called “first founding” others got new names and colors and in time cultures, and are known as “second founding”. Then more chapters were created into multiple other foundings (I think there were 36ish). So, f.e., Imperial Fists split into Imperial Fists, Black Templars, Executioners, Crimson Fists etc etc etc each technically separate entity but known as “progeny of Imperial Fists” because that’s where they draw their basic genetics from.
And hay, Credit to Gullieman, the break up of the Legions, and the Guard from the Navy has worked to it's intended goal. The closest the Imperium has come to a second Horus humbug was Vandire, and that was a case of church and state being the same leader that was never intended. (Plus, his work on breaking up power wasn't done with the Church existing in mind, since it basically didn't exist as a monolithic entity at the time.)
@@Sorain1oh yeah 100% I’m just trying to out as little and as much as possible not to overwhelm and/or get too technical.
Only thing I’ll ever be pretentiously technical is “Custodes are not space marines”
SPACE WOLF FOR LIFE!
FOR RUSS AND THE ALLFATHER!
FOR THE ALLFATHER!!
The Inquisition learned not to Fuck with Logan Grimnar.
"YIFF YIFF YIFF" - Common Space Wolf warcry (according to Magnus the Red)
Fenrys hjølda!
"How has there not been a TV series/movie/more games etc?" Because Games Workshop. They are incredibly (over) protective of their IP. It sucks, but it also stops people from butchering their lore. Because everything is so intertwined, it can be very easy to tread on toes. One mistake can lead to several. Games Workshop also demand quite a lot of royalties for the use of their IP. No major studio (like EA) could ever justify spending that money when they can just make their own franchise. Remember, GW makes very little from their lore/books. It's only there in reality to help sell their plastic models. So if someone ruins that, their business model is in jeopardy.
Personally I don't really mind. If you like the lore etc, read the books and/or get into the table top. It's only really outsiders that complain the most about the lack of video games, movies etc. Ofc I want more video games and a series would be cool. But the lore is enough for 40K fans to be entertained and spend money on the plastic crack.
If there is one licensing mistake GW ever made, it was not going with proto-Blizzard's work on a Warhammer RTS. That was their one chance to really break into cultural relevance back in the day. Yet, we wouldn't have 40k as we know it if they did. Their hyper defensive nature has been a good thing, but it has it's downsides. (Rather like the Codex as a whole in lore.)
not really, if you pay enough money to them like amazon they change their lore even if it damages their IP and gets fan hate, like their new female custodes.
@@Sorain1 don’t let Blizzard fans read this. They’ll swear up and down until they’re blue in the face that this is a myth and War/StarCraft weren’t supposed to be GW games lol
@@Waristheonlyanswer Most people don't give a shit about the female Custodes, it was the way GW lied and said "they've always been there" that pissed everyone off. They could have said "oh yeah, Cawl figured it out" or something in-universe and it would have gone over way better. Considering Custodes are purpose built it does make more sense than female Astartes (or male Sisters of Battle).
It's not like it matters though, Custodes have a job to do and their gender or what they think about themselves is utterly irrelevant to their duty.
@@Cbyneorne would still suck, since custodes are built by the emperor, having cawl change it would be the same as they did now
You should react to The lore of Roboute guilliman the primarch of the ultramarines
The 'sub-factions' of space marines get pretty extensive, so it might behoove you to find a video on that, as well. TLDR, after the Horus Heresy, the Loyalist legions got broken down into smaller chapters, with the first chapters retaining their legion name, while every successive chapter adopted a new name/color scheme/home world/etc. One example being the Black Templars he mentioned, they are a chapter that was originally part of the Imperial Fists, so they share the same Primarch 'father', Rogal Dorn.
(Hopefully this helps you understand a little bit!)
9th, 10th edtion and Horus Heresy Trailers man. I've tried to tell you.
The Killteam cinematic trailers as well.
"Caring for them will weaken you."
"This is where we differ. You have strength enough for yourself only, whereas I've strength to spare." - prob a salamander
Hey man, you don’t have to do reactions to them or anything, but if you want more Bricky 40k lore, I recommend watching his videos on the Adeptus Ridiculous channel. They go WAAAY deeper into the lore of all the factions. Certainly something to listen to while just chilling about.
OK, so to explain Legions and subfactions:
After the Horus Heresy, Guilliman saw the power of the legions and concluded that their power was far too great to allow to exist, should another one fall to Chaos.
So he came up with the Codex Astartes, a book of rules and guidelines that broke up all legions into Chapters of only 1000 Space Marines per chapter. One group of the original legion would retain the name of the legion, while the rest would take up new names, Chapter Masters, colors, etc.
This was called the Second Founding. And since then there have been other foundings, where they've made new Space Marines (who then each form into different Chapters) according to need from the Imperium and the wars they're battling.
Some are really interesting, such as the Crused Founding, where a lot of if not most of the Chapters created all ended up dying the most horrible deaths and were seemingly cursed for some unexplained reason (twist of fate or Chaos has been theorized).
At the time of Space Marine 2, we've had the Ultima Founding. Archmagos of the Adeptus Mechanicus, Bellisarius Cawl, worked on the project in secret from the time of the Horus Heresy, and once Guilliman returned to the Imperium from his millenia long coma, he gave the order to activate them.
These new Space Marines, who are all Primaris Marines, were assigned to bolster old depleted Chapters or founded new ones.
To bear in mind, all of these Chapters have their members be descended from the same gene-seed/Progenitor Chapter/Primarch. Though in many cases, the knowledge of who their Progenitor is has been lost to time, or the annals have been expunged or damaged.
What Bricky explained and listed in the video were the First Founding legions. After the Horus Heresy happend, Guilliman wrote the Codex Astartes, in it explains how to reorganize their legions into smaller chapters because one primarch shouldn't have so much power seeing how much damage they can do as a legion. Thus the Second Founding occurred where chapters like the Black Templars and Crimson Fists were founded from the Imperial Fists when they themselves reorganized into a chapter.
2:13 he knows the reference. Yeah!
My head canon is that they tried to use female Space marines and fill them with their GeneSEED 😅
So the Emperor removed them from existence
@@HanmacxWtf bro
2 and 11 legions do not exist
Space Marine 2 bought a lot of new folks into the hobby but interestingly enough there have been 40k released nearly yearly for a very long time starting from way back in 1992, sadly alot of them cant be legally obtained any more due to IP licenses running out or devs going bust just before they had to renew them etc - Space Hulk Ascension being a good example (turn based, tactical combat with RPG elements) I'm currently replaying Inquisitor martyr which is basically a Diablo game in 40k from 2018 XD
The was meant to be live action tv series said to be in the works with Henry Cavill buut.... 2024 politics got in the way and pretty much killed it, there has been a few live action short films....they are from the 90's and boy do they look cheesy, the armour looks great but the alien effects are laughable XD.
there was also a CGI spacemarine film but it was clearly written by someone that didnt know the lore and was just given a brief rundown of things e.g the Ultramarines keep using the line "and we shall know no fear" as if it was a catchphase they used for pretty much everything when in the lore that phase is pretty much only used from a quote from the emperor when he first started the creation of space marines. They also find out that the Imperial Fist detachment that was meant to be guarding the location where the film takes place got wiped out in an ambush after being baited into chasing their foes... So a chapter renowned for its defensive siege doctrine and calm collected manner just decides to forget all that to chase a foe, leaving their fortress completely unmanned? i think not! lol
Funny enough, the best 40k film remains Damnatus in my opinion. You can find copies floating around the internet, since GW struck them down so late that the people who worked on it just 'got hacked' for the finalized film.
We actually have no idea what’s happening with the Henry Cavill stuff, all we know is that GW have said that they have until December to work out creative licensing stuff and more than likely the reason for if it does fall through would probably be their iron grip on the franchise that Amazon might not want to comply with, in which case I can’t really blame GW.
@@amelianyoom9545 true plus GW has been very tightfisted with the IP compared to the past, even going as far as to stop fan passion project etc, it used to seemly hand it out to anyone that even looked at it twice XD
Fun fact about Lion. He is named after a poet, who wrote a poem called The Dark Angel, about a Christian man struggling with being gay. There is also a belief that their Fortress Monstery, The Rock, is named after a gay bar
It's not because of a gay bar it's named after the hill Nottingham Castle sits on in England.
And his whole legion is struggling to keep a deep, dark secret from everyone else... hmm...
Quick tldr for the Horns Heresy.
A Space Marine named Erebus was corrupted by Chaos and slowly corrupted Horus, Horus was convinced the Emperor was going to throw them away after he was done with them and was told the Emperor stole wisdom from the Chaos gods after he made a deal with them but broke it(this is mostly likely true).
So in Horsus' mind in order for humanity to truly grow they had to accept the gods and his revolt was to either kill the Emperor to do that or to burn the galaxy to the ground cause humanity could not he able to be lead under the Emperor.( alot of it a lie it was just the chaos gods trying to burn shit down)
The reason Horus was so powerful is because he had gained total favor with all 4 chaos gods, they were juicing him up to the point Horus was literally swollen with chaos power. At the height of his power Horus was most likely more powerful than the Emperor, he was that juiced by chaos energy. The only reason he lost was the Emperors final trick, the warp powers he used to destroy Horus in body and soul; something that almost killed him in doing.
I'll say this, the single best written trick the Chaos gods ever pulled was showing Horus 'The future' without telling him it was the one where he rebelled. (Literally showing him canon 40k to trick him into causing that was peak 30k writing.)
12:06 Horus betrayal - without too many spoilers and even then only vague ones - due to >stuff being happened to him< he gets vision that emperor wants to become god and that’s his end goal, and both primarch and Astartes are only pawns. Some get elevated to “saints” some get betrayed and forgotten, all dead. That combines with slow festering fear within legions of what will happen to them once war of conquest is over. Who needs superhuman soldiers when there no longer are superhuman wars? Fear not unsubstantiated as their predecessors, the thunder warriors that emperor used to conquer Terra, got genocided on his orders by Custodes. Plus many primarch have felt personal slights and deep wounds from the emperor. Combine this - great source for revolt to start burning, especially with chaos gods pouring gasoline to the fire
Oh yeah... Its Emperoring time
The Horus heresy cinematic is made even worse if you read the books. Because Horus was such a good dude before his corruption.
FOR THE EMPEROR!!!! Also the Black Templar video is "Purging with my Kin!" Stab stab stabbing noises.
You should watch PancreasNotWork, he does videos about factions, sub-factions and characters
The Nightlords are Bricky's favorite because of the Nightlords Trilogy of books. They are some of the most interesting and well written 40k books out there.
FROM THE VOID WE COME!
FOR THE CHARCHARODONS!
There was an Ultramarine movie... it was kinda shit (IMDB gives it a 5.6/10)... it's likely why there isn't much as it was a HUGE flop.
Amazon and Henry Cavil are working on a Live Action Series... that most likely not happen as Amazon is trying to fuck over the lore and as Henry Cavil is a super fan of 40K... he's not having it.
WOLRD EATERS RAAAAAAAAAH!!!!! BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD, SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!!!!!
Space marine armouring ritual cinematic goes hard, recommend reacting to it
Lion El' Johnson got a lot better in his latest book, and older.
Remember to stay Hydra(ted)
They are so far beyond being human they quite often don’t remember how humans think and feel. And superhuman dread is a thing - average person being extremely terrified by grotesque proportions of Astartes and how unnatural fast and strong they are. Think uncanny valley effect cranked up to Emperors Children level. Not to mention that being psychoindoctrinated from like age of 10 and being essentially child soldiers, they have abysmal, ABYSMAL social skills.
And how above they are from human? They spit acid, can enter catatonic state to survive until medical aid arrives, some see in absolute darkness or in infrared without helmet assistance, their armor is directly attached to their nervous system, they have extra organs like heart and lung, metal strings in their muscle fibers, almost all physica urges are rerouted into “I want to prove myself as faithful marine”, they fuse their ribs to create extra level of armor, all of them can eat brains of enemies (and friends) to gain their knowledge… they are NUTS
There are 700+ books
With only 2 of them being Voton books (they're new)
2/737 roughly with a percentile of
0.27137042062415 dwarf lore in 40k
"How this stories are not a TV Series? or Trilogy movies?" ... exactly! , ther is so much material.
Think of this... Movies are made from 3 books franchises... like Twilight...
And The Horus Heresy story is about 64!! books!!!!
SO MUCH CONTENT!
Word Bearers description misses a lot.
The actual description of them would be something close to: "Physicist that try to understand the universe discover that gods are part of it"
Their Primarch has this necessary evil storyline where he make sure there even is a future for humanity. He is one of the few that truly understands how twisted their universe is, and he realized that its pointless fighting against it. Go with the flow and you can nudge the flow in your desired direction.
This is lost in memes though, and not Brickies fault.
Some clarification on the Blood Angels
The Red Thirst (them wanting to drink blood) affects them all, but for the most part they have this under control, sometimes through questionable means
The Black Rage CAN happen to any of them at any time, but it isn't based off anything like time they've served, it's random. As their current chapter master has been alive for over 1500 years and he hasn't fell to it. He almost did, but not quite. And to date there's been only 1 Blood Angel who's resisted it, and he did it twice.
Also when they fall to the Black Rage, they don't see themselves at their Primarch's death....they see themselves as their Primarch
When they fall to the Black Rage they think they are Sanguinius in his final moments fighting against Horus
very remedial space marine organization breakdown
Legion: (usually) over 10,000 marines
Codex Compliant Space Marine Chapter: 1,000 marines (more allowed during 'war time'/ crusades)
Battle Company: 100 marines
Standard Intercessor Squad: 10 marines
Small Intercessor Squad: 5 marines
Strike Team: 3 marines
special note: Back in the Great Crusade/ pre Heresy era, space marine legions could number from several hundred to well over 250,000 depending on the legion in question at certain periods of time.
ex. the Emperor's Children Legion numbered barely more than 300 marines in the earlier days of the Great Crusade but swelled later. the Imperial Fists Legion are believed to have numbered just over 100,000 marines at it's height and being reduced to under 10,000 and even more at later periods before the implementation of the Codex Astartes and it's associated Chapter Foundings
I recommend trying the game Warhammer 40k Rogue Trader.
Even if you're not the biggest CRPG fan, it does an absolutely amazing job of immersing you in the setting and getting a feel for different Imperium factions, some xenos factions and chaos.
Tbh, Warhammer 40k should be brought to the big screen after the Hollywoke recognises its failures and brings things back to normal. Because look at whats going on with Star wars, Marvel, The Witcher, Lord of the rings and many others. They all betrayed their fandom. And Amazon wants to do the same with Warhammer 40k, which is why the female custode abomination showed up.
DeeBeeGeek hasn't even been on this train for long, and is completely unaware of the nonsense going on with Woke Communist parties of Amazon trying to ruine the Warhammer show, and yet he managed to make a solid argument of what they need to do to make Warhammer 40K a hit on the big screen. It's not just a table top game, not just sci-fi or an adventure. It's an entire setting within one universe with hundreds of stories of different genres that can be told. And yet GW is bending the knees to the wrong people and almost ruined it all. Luckily, Saber Interactive with Space Marine 2 and Henry Cavill is bringing hope to the grimdark future that nearly befell us.
More Bricky reactions. The gift that keeps on giving. ❤
gross miss managment by GW is the answer to your question during the space wolves segment
Two legions don't exist lorewise, due to Emperor decreeing that they don't exist. There was something terrible that happened before Horus-heresy which is why. There's only vague off-hand mentions of them in the books.
Tabletop-reason is because it gives players room to create their own loyalist and chaos-legions
If you want another great video I would request you watch "The Last Church" a story were you follow a story of the Last priest on earth when the emperor is finishing the unification wars to save humanity from itself.
Part of the reason we haven’t seen any real attempts to tell the story on a movie or tv format is bc Games Workshop is pretty particular about lore. They don’t necessarily care about the quality of an adaptation but more if it’s mostly lore accurate. A lot of bigger directors kinda wanna do their own thing and make changes to stuff lots of times and they just won’t let you partner with them if that’s going to be your approach
Anyone who is into anime, every weeb, automatically aligns themselves with the Emperor's Children. Slaanesh is your waifu.
And that's what makes them disgusting ew cuz you know she/it who thirst I am one of the last emperor children loyalist
Yes it is. Any other questions?
@@RworldKM They like Emperor's children because they fell for Slaanesh, I like Emperor's children because Fabulous Bile. We are not the same.
Nah man, Imperial Fists are my church. I wasnt my enemy to build a wall just so I can take it down brick by brick.
Watch Helsreach for the Dark Templars.
James Workshop created 40K
Bricky mispronounces almost every Latin word and even Roboute Guilliman's name.
I wish the Americans and Englishmen of the world would study a little more so that they would pronounce well the words that are not English for once.
No one speaks Latin anymore, so learning it is pointless. As an American, there are very few practical reasons for me to learn another language.
Isyander and Kota have some great lore videos
Oh hell yeah let´s do it. For the Imperium
To be stark…40k is too manly and testosterone driven to be made today as a TV series or movie. Early 2010s or late 2000s would’ve been a good time to make it. Which is why even though the biggest Warhammer nerd actor in Henry Cavill. Is having a hard time with Amazon. Their “values and ideals” are keeping Cavill from creating a lore accurate series.
Only if your understanding of 40k ends at the outermost layer. The real hard part is to present 40k in its satirical complexity, and I would think that Amazon has a hard time analysing the target audience and the market niche for that, and deciding on a framework that works for them as a product and that GW deems faithful to their IP at the same time. I've worked with GW licensing. They're hard to please and never compromise, which is a good thing for their IP.
Ayo I got here early for once. 😂
Dee you gotta check out the 40k series "If The Emperor Had A Text To Speech Device"
How did Horus turn traitor.... Erebus.... F*ck Erebus.... Ruined everything!
There actually was an animated movie set in the 40K universe many many years ago... at the time I'm pretty sure it was universally despised but I believe it has found an audience in the 14 years since it's release.
If you delve into the archives you can find it quite easily. Ultramarines: A Warhammer 40,000 Movie. If you seek it out or react to it, just remember it was your decision.
If you want a fun look at the origins of 40k, look for the Warhammer 40,000 Rogue Trader book by Rick Priestley. It's so cool to see the early days of the setting and see how that evolved into the behemoth it is today.
You still ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO watch Emperor TTS. I swear, you won't regret it.
that is HORUS HERESY CINEMATIC, just search and watch
Wait.. did my world blow up... Oh.. wait... No one knows my world.... wait.... Do I know my world... Ummmm... Hmm.
-Alpharious-
Oh and about worlds blowing up - either during or immediately after Horus heresy loyalists went through homeworlds of traitor primarchs erasing them from existence. Lions homeworld is special case though.
there are also Black Templars(Crusaders), The Deathwatch(Xenos Hunters), Grey Kinghts(Demon Hunters), Custodes(Protectors of Terra and the God Emperor)
"How have i not got into this franchise before?"
ONE OF US! ONE OF US! *ONE OF US!*
The channel Warrior Tier did an amazing Angron video. Called “ANGRON | Eater of Worlds.” It goes through his backstory.
There were 20 legions, sorry, I said 20, I meant 18. But what about the 2nd and the 11th... I don't know what you're talking about, boy, let's continue.
I recommend majorkills videos about Warhammer 40k it's short, simple and on point as well as funny as hell
"Wait, how far does this GO?!" - Yes.
"What is THIS cinematic? What is THIS?!" - Horus Heresy trailer.
11:06 You don't even know about Warhammer Fantasy World. 😂
May I recommend looking up about the Carcharodons? They are amazing
Always happy to see quote "MORE 40K CONTENT!" .
If you Like Warhammer 4oK...you NEED TO CHECKOUT Wharhammer 40k vs Star Wars series, it wont disappoint :)
Hydra Dominatus
I love the Alpha Legion and their possibly loyal/not loyal
All what you must know about WH40K - PROSPERO MUST BURN!
VULKAN LIVES!!! *stomp*stomp*
You would really enjoy Helsreach if you like the Black Templars, even if you don't like them honestly xD
If you played Baldur's Gate 3, I also recommend you play Warhammer 40k: Rogue Trader. It's a CRPG set in the Warhammer universe and it's on par with BG3 imo.
My favorite loyalist legion is Salamanders, because they’re the nicest. My favorite heretic legion is Emperor’s Children, because they’re the meanest (arguably). Make that make sense lol
There is an animated movie about the Black Templars called Helsreach. It's a full length movie about 2.5 hours.
Q: "WHAT IS DIS!?!?!"
A: The Horus Heresy trailer
AKA: The best trailer of all time
Alpha Legion FTW!
Have you ordered any books yet DeeBee? ❤
I would recommend a Dark Angels reaction, specifically one that talks about them now that The Lion is back.
i know it's unlikely but as i've been saying previously. you should give bricky's frostpunk videos a watch. that game is AMAZING
Consider watching pancreasnowork's videos as well as the HaloHammer series.
Brickys explanations are very surface level. Is you wanna go deeper try Luetin09
His Emperor's series i recommend
“I really like those Black Templars”
“I really want to watch more cinematic like stories for 40k”
Oh my good man, may I introduce you to Hellreach my Dornian brother.
12:49 Warhammer Cinematic Trailer by GW (I think named Horus Heresy?) There are a bunch of other cinematics.
Dia duit!
Loving these reactions, been into this franchise since I was 12 or so, welcome to your forever franchise!
Next rabbit hole to go down is If the Emperor Had a Text to Speech Device.
Looking forward to seeing your hobby journey, man.
4:20 you're talking about the second founding where the legions were split into chapters of only 1000 marines each
Love your reactions and gameplay of the space marine 2. Realy glad you are enjoing the series and I hope you won't get burned out on it too quick. If you want recomendations for other Warhammer content to react then I would recomand WesHammer. I belive he is ok with people making reactions to his stuff
At the end of the Heresy, the Loyal legions were broken down into the Space Marine Chapters of 40k
I'm going to feel bad for you when you start sharing the anger and depression over the Amazon debacle.
There were 20 *ahem* 18 Legions, and once the Heresy was over, they got split up from the massive Legions (up to 100,000 marines per legion) to individual chapters numbering 1000 marines per chapter.
Technically in the current day of 40k, there are 1000 chapters, meaning 1 million marines total, though this is a rough estimate.