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Traitors were bursting into flames near Sangy at the very end but if he had managed to survive Horus and get treatment for the wound Angron did him I think he'd have been a lot more. Corvus, I think has truly unlocked his potential
Yea that's technically not even really his powers so much as a side effect of him having more presence in the warp as far as I'm aware (yes, this does mean that at least as far as I understand he's basically a demi-god by technicality, his realm is absolutely tiny if you compare it to the chaos gods, but Thier aren't many people who have Thier own personal realm like he does at all) In terms of abilities he could have, he was always a monster hunter from what I understand (I'm not the most aware on his lore) maybe he'll be able to summon the monsters he's killed at some point? I'm just throwing out ideas I like the sound of honestly.
@@Lunalander226in “dreadwing” he was able to sit in his throne surrounded by his voted lieutenants of the respective wings and they all thought he wasn’t there. So he can remain unseen or invisible. He was able to trick kairos and Kurze despite their future sense. Seems to me like his ability is just to adapt to any situation.
@@yesman866 well no he made Kairos realize that there would be no way he'd ever turn traitor bc he is just so loyal. But yeah his biggest strength is his adaptibility
Sometimes I wonder if Angron's ability to get his ass clapped by everyone is partly due to his current state being so far removed from his intended role as a Primarch. He was supposed to have some kind of powerful empathy and support thing going on, basically the party healer. This may be why he loses fights despite all his Khorne buffs, it's just not what he's supposed to be 'good' at. It adds another layer of tragedy to an already sad AF character.
@@unmitigateddisaster3793White is a colour most easy to paint black. His honor and courage broke him bf Angron grew up strong enough to resist... This failure to dominate his first planet leads to Emperor marking him as a one to fall to Chaos... E practicaly forces him to fall. To save one of the "better" primarchs.
Sanguinius even projected an aura of golden flames around himself a couple of times, and was incinerating traitor astartes in their armor by rushing past them. Spirit guardians is OP in BG3 and just as much of a power-up in 40k.
Jaghatai was also able to kill Psychneuein, the parasites found on prospero. Which were impervious to anything the white scars could inflict, but Jaghatai had some inherent ability, or aura that enabled him to kill them.
I would say that each Primarch has this ability and even if it was unique to Jagahti, it would not have been his inner true power, more so just a passive ability he has
Super Primarch: "You see, you're not dealing with the average Primarch anymore." Enemy: "I feel like we've been here before. Have we been here before?"
Considering how OP it was, it’s possible that Perturabo’s primarch power was an access to knowledge in warp, but because he got it forcefully activated and never mastered it because of how much he hated it.
Hard to say, Perturabo was the first one to willingly launch himself into the eye of terror as well as naming it. So…it was a kind of voluntary introduction…..sort of….
@@widdershins5383 Except he had his 1st "storm of knowledge" on Olympia before he was adopted by the one who would raise him and could always see the Eye from that moment.
@@MrFallenone knowing it’s always there is a little different from launching yourself feet first into the full experience lol I know murder is there, I don’t need to experience it 🤷🏼♂️ so, after Fulgrim almost sucked his primarch force and ended up sucking him into the eye anyway, he knowingly choose to sail into it as the first primarch to fully experience the warp so he could understand it. Except for magnus, I’d be willing to bet perturabo has exponentially more understanding of the warp than any other primarch, simply due to his nature of needing to understand everything.
So basically, a skill tree with a badass attribute at the end which some earned, but others went to respec their skill tree and lost direction, spending skills points in random useless traits.
@@enriquejoseantequerasanche6180what an awesome analogy LMAO, definitely using to explain what daemon princes are to my friends that are getting into 40k.
Him being so well organized in his mind would allow a psyker to use him as an extension. Basicaly allowing anyone he lets into his mind to act as if they were right there with him.
That might just be because he's a primarch and she's baseline human. I think this might be something all the primarch could have done, a bit like ravenor wareing his followers.
Well hes a fkin primarch created to host a warp entity(pretty sure thats what primarchs are) so he can take a bit extra of big E’s power unlike some random mortal girl
With how smart Guilliman is I always thought his Primarch power could be like an ultra instinct type thing where he starts playing 5D chess and no one can out think him. Something like that
Guilliman is a human computer, it clearly defined in Know no fear. He can clearly process information faster than any one else, the whole a thousand labors at the same time. He does not miss information, and accurately predicts the outcome with low information.
@@The_Keeper Yes, each Primarch has a role. Guilliman was supposed to the Lord of the of the High lords of the Terra, he is meant to the administrative might to keep the Imperium in an effective way, with his Ultra Marines spread to advisors sector and planetary governors, Where Magnus would be on the Golden Thorne, where his thousand sons would be chorus that will not burn out. The Lion would be the protector of Mankind, where he could easily appear and destroy the cults, no matter what kind. If you think about what role they would play in the Imperium after that great crusade, then would you have a hint of what their true Primarch potential would be.
Malcador revealed that once the imperium have eliminated all the enemies it is mortal men that would inherit the imperium and not the superhumans. That's how I think Horus fell because his arrogance cannot accept that he'll die for mortals and blames everyone for his defeat except himself, sure he was betrayed but at the crucial moment he chose himself over death for mankind. That's why I think Malcador and Big E knows that the primarchs will fight in the end, when there's no more enemies to fight anymore. @@ghostbearr1
@@bryanaa196 What Malcador is talking about is in a far future. Several phases after the Great Crusade. Once the galaxy is cleansed of all faith, the Imperium of Man using the Webway for transport, and the Primarchs have imparted their wisdom and disappear. For example, Vulkan effectively disappeared after the Horus Heresy, until the War of the Beast. Yes, a majority of Primarchs are meant to be more like angels, once the primary role is complete, they disappear into the background until they are needed again. Certain Primarchs would have had to have been 'fixed' or destroyed and remade for this.
The Lion is the only Primarch that can "Imbue" a weapon to be able to kill Demons like the Sword of the Emperor. Perty could ALWAYS see the eye of Terror, so like a compass he always could navigate regardless of the Astronomicon
@@codysing1223 honestly I thought they were actually just animals, at worst something similar to the nids if the nids never adapted to handle space that he cleared up on his own before the imperium could get there and figure it out. More realistically though I thought his world was basically the monster hunter games
2:47 Something I've always thought about this theory is that Big E didn't destroy all religion because he thought he fueled Chaos (well, it sorta did it, if my theory is true). He did it to create the future souls for his sons, using the weakened minor warp gods that were once the gods of mankind as said souls.
Here are some ideas for possible consideration: What if every Astartes Legion staged a coup on the Emperor and took over the Imperium? How would they rule it and how successful would it be, compared to the canon Imperium? (this is all legions on the same side with minimal Chaos influence on events) What if 2 Primarchs held the Warmaster position cooperatively, under the assumption that those who would take issue at one Warmaster would respect the other one more and they could thus overall be more productive? Which nonhuman species would be the best fit for Chaos to take over and attain galactic dominance? If any one Loyalist and Traitor Primarch switched sides for the Horus Heresy, who would you choose for the best outcome for either the Loyalists, or the Traitors? What if the Silent King never got rid of his Command Protocols and took (almost) all the Necrons with him out of the galaxy to perhaps find a new and better one and come across the Tyranids? What if the Great Crusade had all the Primarchs and none turned Traitor, but there were no Astartes? What if the Beast Orks succeeded in defeating the Imperium? What if the Raptor Project succeeded/was never sabotaged? How would each Heresy/Crusade-era Primarch and Legion fare against the modern Tau Empire? What if one of the Primarchs landed on a xenos world and was raised by them? What if the Eldar managed to kill Angron before he was enslaved? What if another power rose to power during M31 instead of the Imperium, such as the Ullanor Orks, the Rangdan, or the Necrons via the Silent King returning early? What if the Beast Orks grew to threaten the Imperium before the Heresy could happen? What if the Tyranids arrived in M31, before the Heresy could happen?
@@BluestTable I'm gonna continue to post these because I think they're interesting. Whether Majorkill himself uses those ideas or not, I'll still watch the videos. But I did actually write out a whole text wall on the first question as a response to someone else in some other video, it had to be split into 5 parts IIRC.
Giving Primarchs niche super super powers feels overly definitive. One writer gets carried away with themselves and suddenly its like the power rangers or Captain Planet. Forest Walk?? Really? Quick Horus,I know your the Ascendant of the four Ruinous powers but look out, Jonson's vibing with the trees. You're in trouble now! I preferred the lore awhile back.The Emperor's origins were that of a mysterious God King guiding and guarding humanity. Now he's all the prehistoric psykers merging together?? What's stopped other more psychic races from doing the same thing? Its the explanation of the Force all over again. I realise there's a demographic that wants everything definitive, easily coloured, labeled and spoonfed to them. But, remember 40k's symbol is the warp, limitless, endlessly creative and exponential, larger than life and entirely non comprehensible to even the mind of a Farseer, let alone beings like you or I. If I was laying it out then sure, Russ and Corax can turn into void werewolf and Raven form...because they've been stalking the warp for centuries. Not every primarch should get a niche bullshit power because 1 or 2 (may) have them.
Guilliman's warp power is he's really good at the trick were it looks like you've detached your thumb, and he can put up patterned wallpaper perfectly every time.
Vulkan unlocks power to smash you in the face with giant fking hammer. And that little immortality thing comes in handy too. Crafting planet destroying trinkets is also fun.
Regarding Russ, I'm 99% certain he will reappear transformed into an Odin-like figure. To me, the hint is on the spear the emperor gave him, which would always return to him. In norse mythology, Odin wields a spear called Gungnir which always returns to him no matter how far it's thrown, and i always understood Russ' relation with his spear as him trying to actively deny his own nature, which by the time he reappears I'm sure he will have accepted
Small critique about Perturabo. His character arc was about him being put into grueling and unforgiving jobs with no praise while also wanting to do and invent things not related to war at all, and his flaw was never being able to advocate for himself. This is why he was so pissed when the auditorium he built for the council of Nikaea was demolished. If his role was a living weapon, than that would betray his entire character arc about wanting to do things on his own terms.
5:40 This might be the most impressive feat I've ever heard of. Being so efficient and deadly and that even the orcs dislike fighting you. The orcs don't dislike fighting anything.
The Inner power of Alpharion Omegon is the ability to share his own consciousness with all his Legion (without any of them noticing it). It is like with individual human cells, some produce glucose, some store glucose, some burn glucose. From a disjointed point of view, they are doing conflicting actions. But analyzed in conjunction, there is a method in the madness. E.G. Vraks: they supported the Cardinal rebellion, but in doing so they drawn a lot of Chaos resources to Vraks. The same ships and manpower could have devastated the region if used differently. Did the Lord of the Alpha Legion Warband understood his own place in the game? Probably not.
There's also the time Jagatai was getting mixed information about the Horus Herecy and didnt know who to trust, but the Alpha Legion was keeping them from knowing about Istavan. Before the traitors could convert him or attack him, the alpha legion suddenly bombed his homeworld for no reason. The bombing gave him the perspective that the alpha legion are the enemies and forced him out of the traitor sphere.
I can't believe you'd forget just before his Kabunda and Angron that he killed a titan with his spear! Don't disrespect our glorious hawk boy like that Majorkill!
Uncle Corvus The Emo Corax is the one who unlocked his latent potential, he became a raven warp creature while retaining his sanity, Lorgar is still hiding to this day because of trauma 😂😂😂
Primarchs' true power comes from the gods of Earth's legends that the Man-Emperor of Mankind got from the Warp and infuse them into the baby pods of the Primarchs.
Perturabo's ability to basically auspex scan anything with his mind feels like an early glimpse of what his primarch ascension could have been - a kind of all seeing eye that could absorb and process information faster than anyone.
Wouldn't Perturabo's power be his ability to immediately understand the purpose and construction of anything he lays eyes on, and how to make it better? He never had to unlock his power because he never had to come to terms with his purpose. He knew exactly who and what he was from the moment he opened his eyes within the gestation pod.
@@MrDMSir Nope. He had a "storm of knowledge" when climbing to the palace of the man who would raise him and forgot everything before while gaining the power to understand everything and only from that moment he could see the Eye.
@@MrFallenone Ability to understand everything was there from the start. It was part of why he became famous enough for Dammekos to seek him out in the first place. Whatever happened during that storm of knowledge that made him able to see the Eye changed the ability, but it did not grant it. It made it so he could no longer feel any joy of learning from his revelations.
5:21 I still like the theory that Perturabo is faking being a daemon prince via technology and/or his unique powers. Him being a daemon prince for Chaos Undivided is redundant since Lorgar had already done that; it's more interesting if he's taking his own unique path.
Didn't Guilliman do something like unlocking his power when he wanted to see his mom before she died? Basically walking through a mirror/screen over a Vox message link but never used it again. Or was that someone else? 🤔
Oh come on man, that was the PHAROS device. The Lion used it immediately after when G-Man reached his hand out and took the lions. If anything Roboute could and has shown he can act as a "vessel" of the Emperor without killing him like he did the young girl in the same book, she was burned out from the Emperor's power... Unlike Roboute.
You're half right - Guilliman basically teleported from Sotha to Macragge, but via the use of the xenos Pharos device, which was empathically empowered, so his concern over the near death if his mother allowed it to happen. I don't think it ever happened again, since it was only managed in extremis in the first place
@@aditghifari5039 I don't get that reference but I'm guessing it's pretty cool 😅. I know who Kamen Rider is and that like Power Rangers it's an ongoing popular series in Japan. But not in this context 🤔.
That's the secret knowledge Big E bargained/stole from the chaos gods: Greater Daemons. Each Primarch is a custom-sculpted Greater Demon that the Emperor made from a sliver of his own soul, turned into a seed, and implanted in the bodies of the Primarch's when they were just zygotes in his lab. The kinda-daemon was supposed to grow and mature and live a mortal-ish life so it would sympathize and empathize with humanity, creating the perfect fusion of warp entity and flesh. If they'd been allowed to grow as planned, they'd have developed into the perfect hybrids and Big E could have used them to create perfect multidimensional warriors who could strike anywhere in the Warp or reality. All the Astartes would have been actual demigods. But it didn't. Most of the primarchs are dead, the survivors have either gone blind to their true potential, or they've traded away their own divinity to the chaos gods and sped up the process to achieve power, but at the end of a leash.
Its nice to theorize and even homebrew a primarchs ultimate ability. My favorite I thought of is if Angron were to unlock his, it’d be full resurrections of other with no catches, the number decreasing with the power of whatever he resurrects. Maybe potentially he would resurrect thousands of guardsman, hundreds of astartes and perhaps a one time thing for a primarch or even the Big E himself.
Nah I have a better one, he can take away people’s pain and anguish right, so what if he gathered all that up, stored it and then unleashed it all on one thing. Like Angron grabs a greater daemon by the throat and says “your soul is stained with the blood of countless millions, feel their pain.” And the daemon is literally annihilated by an overwhelming amount of power. What I am suggesting is: give him the penance stare.
Would love if a very changed and different Russ came back from the Warp. A matured one that realizes that Wolf Priests = OK but other legions using Psykers = bad was an idiotic and hypocritical position. Instead, he comes back with not just crazy Odin-level abilities, but also the willingness to use combined arms tactics and not just howl and run in. It would be in line with Guilliman rebuking his legion for treating the Codex as a bible and the Lion chastising his legion for judging the Fallen as all guilty indiscriminately. There should be some conflict or friction between Primarch and chapter reuniting.
I feel like Rogal's super abilities have been slightly expressed in his greatest son. He will probably unlock an ultra instinct, kind of super focus, emotioneless, and dueling demi-god.
People constantly laugh at Guilliman being "the master of excel", but an army is only as good as his logistics: how good can even an astartes force be when they have no ammo, no fuel for their vehicles or even their armors, no food or water, no fire support, no radio or coordination, everyone operating by themselves...And raise that to forces of millions of soldiers, like Guilliman does now?
I don’t remember where I heard it but I love the idea that Corvus can’t actually turn into a bird monster but improved his ability not to be seen to instead change how others see him
What if the Emperor wasn’t able to reach Nuceria in time to prevent Angron dying from the High Riders? How would having one less available Primarch affect the heresy with more lopsided sides? What would happen to the War Hounds? What would happen to Nuceria? Who do you think would go to Khorne?
A video about, what if there were no loyalist elements in the traitor legions ,this would also count for omegon and magnus. So there would be no need for the culling at isthvaan and weakening of the traitor forces.. this would be very intresting to see what all the effects would be on the succes of the heresy.
In that case, remember that Horus, as Warmaster allocated the resources of the Great Crusade towards the end, and the Traitors had, for instance, more Terminator armor, which was a relatively recent discovery So, if the Word Bearers would still be able to make a huge ass Warpstorm, cutting off multiple Loyalist Legions, Terra would have been overrun
@majorkill a fun idea for a Primarch video could be ranking them from “eldest” brother to “youngest” brother. Not necessarily by order of discovery or size but rather by their personalities and how they rack and stack in their dynamics among each other.
I feel like the primarch powers of Alpharius/Omegon would be something like the powers Cypher seems to be using in his book. Like seeing all the futures and an ability to navigate it the way he wants.
My theory for Perturabo's true power is controlling metal, molding it, and creating a mountains upon mountains of whatever material that is made of iron, basically, a living factory. If he wasn't so stuck up with creating better buildings than Dorn, then he could've done the next best thing, mass production of above-average fortresses on massive scales, quantity over quality, the idea that he could possibly make thousands of really great buildings than a few masterpieces would make him incredibly more respected. And being petty about it, he could also take over better areas that would've been where Dorn could've built his masterpieces. All in all, Dorn wouldn't have been mad, he would've been proud that his brother is moving farther than he could've been, since Perturabo is more likely to protect the areas where Dorn is assigned, knowing that his brother has his back in his own way
I think Guilliman's power is likely complete, or at least extensive, awareness of everything. In Know No Fear he is able to monitor many different sources of data to figure out what's going on and what to do. The stereotypical trait of "logistics" also applies here. He knows the state of everything and so can make decisions about what to do. He is capable of handling massive amounts of info. I don't think that means he's unlocked something but it points to his trait possibly being the capability to observe and analyze massive amounts of info aka be all knowing.
Guiliman’s true power is that he knows how to be a proper father. It’s why his legion and chapters are so loyal to him. He also has common sense and power that’s rarely used in that universe and even Guiliman has not fully tapped into that power.
Alpharius-Omegon primarch power is camouflage (along with their various unique talents with espionage & the like). They can move & operate in plain view of others without standing out in the slightest. They'd simply seem like regular folk even though they're literally giant demigods not using any tech to disguise themselves. Then can reveal themselves whenever they want leaving those around them confused how the fuck they didn't notice the demigod in their midst for so long
Real talk. What if Roboute's the only one capable of using technopathy which is completely different compared to what the tech-priests do? Or even better he's the only one of the primarchs capable of piloting a titan? That would be majorly cool.
Fun fact: Angron doesnt have a primarch ability, but still got a new ability. Basicaly Khorne gave him a stupid buff in his daemon cool-down. So when a daemon get kill they have to wait 10,000 years to come back, primarch included. But Angron can now come back after 8 weeks, 8 days and 8 hours. And 8 weeks is stupidly nothing in 40k.
I believe that Sanguinius unlock his true power after Signus Campaign. Meros sacrifice himself and it works kinda like deal with Warp, and this made it possible to unlock this power. After that Archangel overcomes his grief, beat Ka'Bandha, and become immune to his genetic flaws. I say, something like happens with Mephiston or so.
not quite. Mephiston was the embodiment of the black angel, sanguinius' suppressed darker half. It is the counterpoint to the sanguinor, and he had to become primaris to properly contain it, dying in the process. He is the only one to fully tame the black rage and red thirst, that is why he was chosen as the vessel.
@@Mephiston Lord Chief Librarian (nickname of your profile says so), I agree with your words. I try to understand this situation correct as much as I can, so mistakes unavoidable.
I think Guilliman's new power should be a form of primarch tier Astropathy, which would work really well with his organizational and administration skills. The ability to send and receive information from across sectors or even segmentums would make the grand galactic strategy of the Indomitus Crusade so much easier to manage and coordinate.
The theme I am seeing with the Primarch powers is they seem to be in contrast to their major flaws and weaknesses at the beginning. I would guess Rogal Dorn's true primarch power would be to make the warp calm: drain the madness and make way for it to be the old immaterium before the madness. Perturabo's would be to build great works of function, grace and beauty. He had a hidden library of such things, yet it is the antithesis of how he ran the Iron Warriors. I absolutely agree that Leman Russ would return as an Odin; a keeper of old lore, trickster and tester of mortals, and probably have an absolute blast doing it. Conrad Kurtz is probably the only one who could challenge fate, and use prophecies as warnings and redirects of what to, and what not to do. Guilliman's gift is war, on an unimaginable scale, he can imagine, and lead, and almost more importantly, stop when it is done. Of all of the Primarchs, it is probably Guilliman who has the least purpose in peace time, but he is also the primarch who would be happiest to retire into the hill country to farm and tend vineyards until it became necessary to take up his sword again.
I like my theory that guilliman's awakening is he just unlocked the ability to access microsoft excel through his brain, singke handidly saving the imperium.
I think although the glorious golden hawk boy managed to unlock alot of his power, especially as shown during the siege of terra and then against Horus. Mephiston containing the angel of darkness proves Sangy would've also been a broken psyker like goddamn
Guilliman is also the only Primarch that went to see the Emperor after Big E spent 10000 years marinating in the Golden Throne and being fed 1000 psykers a day every day for that time. That meeting may be why Big E can empower Guilliman so much and even posses him. Also most of the galaxy only know that Guilliman is back, relatively few humans know the Lion is also back so many, as in trillions, of souls are constantly praying at Guilliman. Any day now he will start performing miracles without even realizing it.
Potentially Controversial take on Rowboat Girlyman: Instead of being a conduit for the emperor per say as his power, he is perhaps instead an avatar of righteousness and hope - essence his power would be to be the perfect leader. One of the themes from god blight was effectively that roboute was trying to wrestle with the fact that his father, not only treated him like a tool but also was in fact a god, while maxim tried to shrug off his questions about it while still at least giving him some form of answer, the aldaeri gave him a ironically more clear answer, in that the trillions of souls of the materium worshipping him and thus empowering him here and in the seal of souls (immaterium) this would mean he has effectively become a god and achieved a half apotheosis for his power, only when the emperor is completely dead in this realm will he fully ascend (I do think cypher really is trying to do that honestly) So being that the emperor is effectively a god, this means that roboute being a son of that same god makes him a demi-god and thus avatar of the God-Emperor, allowing roboute to be the man that the emperor cannot be while still acting through the god-emperors will. Its very complicated but, think of like the avatar of khaine being a fragment of khaines nature, but then just without all the summoning garbage from the knife ears. I know this would make it seem more likely that Horus was mean't to be this, but I actually wonder if the whole "just as planned" meme about the emperor is actually whats really going on and that Horus was always mean't to fail and become something else, just never in the way that he did.
considering that the only 2 real awakenings we know off are giving an actual warp based power i would assume that guilliman would become a high tech warp computer that automatically fixes logistics everywhere taking over machine spirits and replaces them with himself while the khan gains an actual engine that will make him faster or dematerialize into actual wind that can cut things
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Autism, Timmy level of the tism. that G mans power.
Magnus, his super power was stupidity.
Now as a demon, he is stupid but, faster at it.
Hey majorkill are there plants in the warp or just a large land mass is it possible to make a video to explain the physical aspect of the warp
Planets
Khan was the most powerful since he unlocked common sense
What about vulkan hugs? That is very strong contender for number 1.
@@EchoObserver9 Didn't save Dorn.
@@EchoObserver9
Vulkan had 2.
1) Friendship hugs
2) Hammer time.
Common sense is the greatest super power of 40k. Not even The Emperor has it.
My man Perturabo unlocked godly powers of Spite. No Demon or Emperor energy is a match for his "F*ck You" energy
"To me, My Primarchs!" - Professor Big E in a Golden Wheelchair
Did you like xmen 97?
For a sec I thought this was a new Vegas reference
@@JohnJohn-r4l What? How?
You’re paraphrasing
We need a major mini of that 😂💀
Guilliman's true power... Being able to install Open Office on every electronic device
He innately knows every function in excel
G-Man installed it and Teams into his suit.
He annexes the mechanicus.
Not the imperium, just him as a person.
Open Office on smart-fridge.
He installed excel on a toaster. Now the mechanicus have found their Omnissiah.
Guilliman's power will be to instantly become a certified public accountant.
He will be able to locate tithe fraud 1000 light years away without needing to see a single receipt.
@@sadlerbw9And he gains infinite knowledge of Microsoft Excel (and unlocks its hidden formulas)...
That's op as fuck, by the way
What if, and hear me out, Guilliman is a mentat.
@@dclangst hoooly fuck...
No kidding - it fits the narrative so well..
He's super power is being able to cope with bureaucratic super bullshit of the whole mankind
Traitors were bursting into flames near Sangy at the very end but if he had managed to survive Horus and get treatment for the wound Angron did him I think he'd have been a lot more. Corvus, I think has truly unlocked his potential
Thast because he is the best of the bunch
@@TheCorax
Lorgar is the best
the key to killing heretics is to be bird adjacent
Yep... Corvus is darkness personified...you only see him when he wants you to....not a good time I'm told
The Imperial Aquila is a two headed eagle for a reason.
The Forest Walk is just the Lion's *Domain Expansion*
Yea that's technically not even really his powers so much as a side effect of him having more presence in the warp as far as I'm aware (yes, this does mean that at least as far as I understand he's basically a demi-god by technicality, his realm is absolutely tiny if you compare it to the chaos gods, but Thier aren't many people who have Thier own personal realm like he does at all)
In terms of abilities he could have, he was always a monster hunter from what I understand (I'm not the most aware on his lore) maybe he'll be able to summon the monsters he's killed at some point? I'm just throwing out ideas I like the sound of honestly.
@@Lunalander226in “dreadwing” he was able to sit in his throne surrounded by his voted lieutenants of the respective wings and they all thought he wasn’t there. So he can remain unseen or invisible.
He was able to trick kairos and Kurze despite their future sense.
Seems to me like his ability is just to adapt to any situation.
@@yesman866 well no he made Kairos realize that there would be no way he'd ever turn traitor bc he is just so loyal. But yeah his biggest strength is his adaptibility
Jujutsu kaisen is absolute trash.
@@logangodofcandy Bait used to be believable
Angron has unlocked his true Primarch ability to be fucked over by the Warhammer 40k universe
He's the Brooklyn Brawler of Warhammer 40k, that for certain.
Sigh.
Sometimes I wonder if Angron's ability to get his ass clapped by everyone is partly due to his current state being so far removed from his intended role as a Primarch. He was supposed to have some kind of powerful empathy and support thing going on, basically the party healer. This may be why he loses fights despite all his Khorne buffs, it's just not what he's supposed to be 'good' at. It adds another layer of tragedy to an already sad AF character.
@@unmitigateddisaster3793White is a colour most easy to paint black.
His honor and courage broke him bf Angron grew up strong enough to resist...
This failure to dominate his first planet leads to Emperor marking him as a one to fall to Chaos... E practicaly forces him to fall. To save one of the "better" primarchs.
Bros literally immortal
@@pedropierre9594 for what?
Sanguinius even projected an aura of golden flames around himself a couple of times, and was incinerating traitor astartes in their armor by rushing past them. Spirit guardians is OP in BG3 and just as much of a power-up in 40k.
That was Flame Stride.
Legends say the R.G. knows every excel shortcut
Not just that but also Google sheets for some reason
Mechanicum spreadsheets have never really been the same since he arrived
😂😂😂😂
Its said that the warp would calm around Guiliman in many of the post rift books, perhaps he has an aura of order that quite literaly calms the warp.
To be so orderly the very antithesis of order becomes more orderly is mind blowing.
@ronkolek613 It’s kinda similar to what dorn does. Bro is so literal and straightforward that the warp just stops warping.
Yes, and when Guilliman gets upset, he pulls his aura into himself and becomes too angry to die...
Wasnt that a contributing factor that let the Indomitus Fleet navigate though the Great Rift in the first place?
Jaghatai was also able to kill Psychneuein, the parasites found on prospero. Which were impervious to anything the white scars could inflict, but Jaghatai had some inherent ability, or aura that enabled him to kill them.
Thats just the innate primarchness. Any of the Primarchs could do it.
@@MrFallenone I got that impression too. It's just a function of the power their warp soul contains.
I would say that each Primarch has this ability and even if it was unique to Jagahti, it would not have been his inner true power, more so just a passive ability he has
He hit them really hard
Super Primarch: "You see, you're not dealing with the average Primarch anymore."
Enemy: "I feel like we've been here before. Have we been here before?"
OH MY GOD, WE HAVE BEEN HERE BEFORE ,Kills sanguinius.. you have no idea how annoying that got
When you see Sanguinius, tell him i said... Like a bitch.
*mutters* god dammit erebus
"I wanna be a Super Primarch! I wanna! I wanna!"
@@Reepicheep-1 cus tomorrow, Ima get you Super Primarch
Warp: The possibilities are endle-“
Rogal: No.
Warp: Confused Screaming
I heard that in TTS Dorn voice.
@@RCorvinus As intended
@@loganbaxter4685 later while recounting the incident to the Emperor: “It was CRINGE, Father.”
Dorn is basically autism incarnate
We all heard it in TTS.
Guilliman: I'am not the ExcelMan anymore. Now I am the entire Office 40.000
Considering how OP it was, it’s possible that Perturabo’s primarch power was an access to knowledge in warp, but because he got it forcefully activated and never mastered it because of how much he hated it.
Hard to say, Perturabo was the first one to willingly launch himself into the eye of terror as well as naming it. So…it was a kind of voluntary introduction…..sort of….
@@widdershins5383 Except he had his 1st "storm of knowledge" on Olympia before he was adopted by the one who would raise him and could always see the Eye from that moment.
@@MrFallenone knowing it’s always there is a little different from launching yourself feet first into the full experience lol I know murder is there, I don’t need to experience it 🤷🏼♂️ so, after Fulgrim almost sucked his primarch force and ended up sucking him into the eye anyway, he knowingly choose to sail into it as the first primarch to fully experience the warp so he could understand it. Except for magnus, I’d be willing to bet perturabo has exponentially more understanding of the warp than any other primarch, simply due to his nature of needing to understand everything.
@@widdershins5383 thats why he stuffing Demons into Engines instead of praying to them
Ferrus would unlock the inner power of forklift certification
Guilliman has the power of infinite Excel spreadsheeting
All of these squares make a circle...
All of these squares make a circle...
So basically, a skill tree with a badass attribute at the end which some earned, but others went to respec their skill tree and lost direction, spending skills points in random useless traits.
And some of them multi-classed into demon prince instead, so they didn't get their capstone skill but got the demon skill tree as a trade off.
@@nightsong81 You're not a Player if you become a demon prince, the server (warp/chaos gods) plays your character and you stop getting powers.
@@enriquejoseantequerasanche6180what an awesome analogy LMAO, definitely using to explain what daemon princes are to my friends that are getting into 40k.
Roboute! Vessel of the Emperor!
Unlike the young girl in the same book, his father's power healed him whereas she was burned out.
Him being so well organized in his mind would allow a psyker to use him as an extension. Basicaly allowing anyone he lets into his mind to act as if they were right there with him.
That might just be because he's a primarch and she's baseline human. I think this might be something all the primarch could have done, a bit like ravenor wareing his followers.
@@MrFallenone So a Malcador/Emperor situation perhaps?
I think that level of possession would have been beyond Magnus.
Well hes a fkin primarch created to host a warp entity(pretty sure thats what primarchs are) so he can take a bit extra of big E’s power unlike some random mortal girl
With how smart Guilliman is I always thought his Primarch power could be like an ultra instinct type thing where he starts playing 5D chess and no one can out think him. Something like that
Guilliman is a human computer, it clearly defined in Know no fear. He can clearly process information faster than any one else, the whole a thousand labors at the same time. He does not miss information, and accurately predicts the outcome with low information.
Great so he is basically a super OP version of a Mentat from Dune...
@@The_Keeper Yes, each Primarch has a role. Guilliman was supposed to the Lord of the of the High lords of the Terra, he is meant to the administrative might to keep the Imperium in an effective way, with his Ultra Marines spread to advisors sector and planetary governors,
Where Magnus would be on the Golden Thorne, where his thousand sons would be chorus that will not burn out.
The Lion would be the protector of Mankind, where he could easily appear and destroy the cults, no matter what kind.
If you think about what role they would play in the Imperium after that great crusade, then would you have a hint of what their true Primarch potential would be.
Malcador revealed that once the imperium have eliminated all the enemies it is mortal men that would inherit the imperium and not the superhumans. That's how I think Horus fell because his arrogance cannot accept that he'll die for mortals and blames everyone for his defeat except himself, sure he was betrayed but at the crucial moment he chose himself over death for mankind. That's why I think Malcador and Big E knows that the primarchs will fight in the end, when there's no more enemies to fight anymore. @@ghostbearr1
@@bryanaa196 What Malcador is talking about is in a far future. Several phases after the Great Crusade. Once the galaxy is cleansed of all faith, the Imperium of Man using the Webway for transport, and the Primarchs have imparted their wisdom and disappear. For example, Vulkan effectively disappeared after the Horus Heresy, until the War of the Beast. Yes, a majority of Primarchs are meant to be more like angels, once the primary role is complete, they disappear into the background until they are needed again. Certain Primarchs would have had to have been 'fixed' or destroyed and remade for this.
Can I ask where you got this Lore?
I've seen a lot of this like Lorgar was supposed to be the Lore keeper?
Where can I read this lores
Korvus: no I've become an abomination of the warp. Weak aura.
Korvus: I have become the ultimate hunter of heretics and traitors. Strong aura.
I have become the ultimate abomination of the warp*
Ever since someone said this sick burn during your Space Marine 2 stream I think I'm going to chuckle every time you wear a "capital V neck shirt".
6:30 Maybe Russ met a shard of Magnus in the Warp, helping him become more of an Odin than the dumb barbarian he faked for so long
His "allfather" title would get way deeper meaning, even more so if he would lose an eye, just like magnus
The title of allfather in fenrys is for the Emperor, not for Russ @@kotletschabowy4169.
The Lion is the only Primarch that can "Imbue" a weapon to be able to kill Demons like the Sword of the Emperor.
Perty could ALWAYS see the eye of Terror, so like a compass he always could navigate regardless of the Astronomicon
Lolwut?! The Lion could do that?! I'm still new to 40k, but there seems to be more to unravel. I need to read more of the books.
@@hexaldecima6839 it's how he survived the first years of his life, alone against the "beasts" of Caliban.
@@codysing1223 I though they were Chaos mutate animals rather than full daemons.
@@codysing1223 honestly I thought they were actually just animals, at worst something similar to the nids if the nids never adapted to handle space that he cleared up on his own before the imperium could get there and figure it out. More realistically though I thought his world was basically the monster hunter games
@@Lunalander226if im not mistaken, those beasts were corrupted by chaos, as the whole planet was kinda "touched" by the warp.
2:47 Something I've always thought about this theory is that Big E didn't destroy all religion because he thought he fueled Chaos (well, it sorta did it, if my theory is true). He did it to create the future souls for his sons, using the weakened minor warp gods that were once the gods of mankind as said souls.
That's a cool idea
Here are some ideas for possible consideration:
What if every Astartes Legion staged a coup on the Emperor and took over the Imperium? How would they rule it and how successful would it be, compared to the canon Imperium? (this is all legions on the same side with minimal Chaos influence on events)
What if 2 Primarchs held the Warmaster position cooperatively, under the assumption that those who would take issue at one Warmaster would respect the other one more and they could thus overall be more productive?
Which nonhuman species would be the best fit for Chaos to take over and attain galactic dominance?
If any one Loyalist and Traitor Primarch switched sides for the Horus Heresy, who would you choose for the best outcome for either the Loyalists, or the Traitors?
What if the Silent King never got rid of his Command Protocols and took (almost) all the Necrons with him out of the galaxy to perhaps find a new and better one and come across the Tyranids?
What if the Great Crusade had all the Primarchs and none turned Traitor, but there were no Astartes?
What if the Beast Orks succeeded in defeating the Imperium?
What if the Raptor Project succeeded/was never sabotaged?
How would each Heresy/Crusade-era Primarch and Legion fare against the modern Tau Empire?
What if one of the Primarchs landed on a xenos world and was raised by them?
What if the Eldar managed to kill Angron before he was enslaved?
What if another power rose to power during M31 instead of the Imperium, such as the Ullanor Orks, the Rangdan, or the Necrons via the Silent King returning early?
What if the Beast Orks grew to threaten the Imperium before the Heresy could happen?
What if the Tyranids arrived in M31, before the Heresy could happen?
Bro is giving ideas cor one month worth of context for free
What if you made your own RUclips channel and talk about it so we can actually get these answers 😮
Major takes a legitimate year to answer one fan question, better we start discussing it here in the comments ourselves lol
@@BluestTable I'm gonna continue to post these because I think they're interesting. Whether Majorkill himself uses those ideas or not, I'll still watch the videos.
But I did actually write out a whole text wall on the first question as a response to someone else in some other video, it had to be split into 5 parts IIRC.
Giving Primarchs niche super super powers feels overly definitive.
One writer gets carried away with themselves and suddenly its like the power rangers or Captain Planet.
Forest Walk?? Really? Quick Horus,I know your the Ascendant of the four Ruinous powers but look out, Jonson's vibing with the trees. You're in trouble now!
I preferred the lore awhile back.The Emperor's origins were that of a mysterious God King guiding and guarding humanity. Now he's all the prehistoric psykers merging together??
What's stopped other more psychic races from doing the same thing? Its the explanation of the Force all over again.
I realise there's a demographic that wants everything definitive, easily coloured, labeled and spoonfed to them. But, remember 40k's symbol is the warp, limitless, endlessly creative and exponential, larger than life and entirely non comprehensible to even the mind of a Farseer, let alone beings like you or I.
If I was laying it out then sure, Russ and Corax can turn into void werewolf and Raven form...because they've been stalking the warp for centuries.
Not every primarch should get a niche bullshit power because 1 or 2 (may) have them.
0:15 Majorkill saying the word femboy has traumatized me for life
I DID NOT EXPECT THAT
I think this is a mention to "Live! From The Black Library". 😂
They're cannon.
@@alexmercer6099 I think so too (even tho I was not sure I'd 100% call it "a mention" lol)
Omegon's power should be like shapeshifting or something crazy like that to enhance his sneaky breeky
Omegon should be some form of telepathy and mind reading, that would make him one hella good spy.
Omegon's power should be the ability to come back to life because there's a 50-50 chance he's dead
Guilliman's warp power is he's really good at the trick were it looks like you've detached your thumb, and he can put up patterned wallpaper perfectly every time.
I think Guilliman's true secret power is holding back his deep reserves of the BIG ANGY
Guillemans inner power is just a total mastery of excel
Doing 2 spread sheets at once
Vulkan unlocks power to smash you in the face with giant fking hammer. And that little immortality thing comes in handy too. Crafting planet destroying trinkets is also fun.
Regarding Russ, I'm 99% certain he will reappear transformed into an Odin-like figure. To me, the hint is on the spear the emperor gave him, which would always return to him.
In norse mythology, Odin wields a spear called Gungnir which always returns to him no matter how far it's thrown, and i always understood Russ' relation with his spear as him trying to actively deny his own nature, which by the time he reappears I'm sure he will have accepted
Small critique about Perturabo. His character arc was about him being put into grueling and unforgiving jobs with no praise while also wanting to do and invent things not related to war at all, and his flaw was never being able to advocate for himself. This is why he was so pissed when the auditorium he built for the council of Nikaea was demolished.
If his role was a living weapon, than that would betray his entire character arc about wanting to do things on his own terms.
5:40 This might be the most impressive feat I've ever heard of. Being so efficient and deadly and that even the orcs dislike fighting you. The orcs don't dislike fighting anything.
The Inner power of Alpharion Omegon is the ability to share his own consciousness with all his Legion (without any of them noticing it).
It is like with individual human cells, some produce glucose, some store glucose, some burn glucose.
From a disjointed point of view, they are doing conflicting actions. But analyzed in conjunction, there is a method in the madness.
E.G.
Vraks: they supported the Cardinal rebellion, but in doing so they drawn a lot of Chaos resources to Vraks. The same ships and manpower could have devastated the region if used differently.
Did the Lord of the Alpha Legion Warband understood his own place in the game? Probably not.
There's also the time Jagatai was getting mixed information about the Horus Herecy and didnt know who to trust, but the Alpha Legion was keeping them from knowing about Istavan. Before the traitors could convert him or attack him, the alpha legion suddenly bombed his homeworld for no reason. The bombing gave him the perspective that the alpha legion are the enemies and forced him out of the traitor sphere.
R.G. power is being that manager you don't mind doing overtime for. That's why he has the most space marines.
New drinking game:
Take a shot every time MajorKill says the word "power"
I can't believe you'd forget just before his Kabunda and Angron that he killed a titan with his spear! Don't disrespect our glorious hawk boy like that Majorkill!
Uncle Corvus The Emo Corax is the one who unlocked his latent potential, he became a raven warp creature while retaining his sanity, Lorgar is still hiding to this day because of trauma 😂😂😂
Guilliman having a real space projection power/anti psyker power would be sick.
"Infantry win battles, logistics win wars"
Guilliman: "Aw yeah!"
Primarchs' true power comes from the gods of Earth's legends that the Man-Emperor of Mankind got from the Warp and infuse them into the baby pods of the Primarchs.
You know… that actually fits really well. Damn.
Perturabo's ability to basically auspex scan anything with his mind feels like an early glimpse of what his primarch ascension could have been - a kind of all seeing eye that could absorb and process information faster than anyone.
Wouldn't Perturabo's power be his ability to immediately understand the purpose and construction of anything he lays eyes on, and how to make it better?
He never had to unlock his power because he never had to come to terms with his purpose. He knew exactly who and what he was from the moment he opened his eyes within the gestation pod.
And see the eye of terror.
@@MrDMSir Nope. He had a "storm of knowledge" when climbing to the palace of the man who would raise him and forgot everything before while gaining the power to understand everything and only from that moment he could see the Eye.
@@MrFallenone Ability to understand everything was there from the start. It was part of why he became famous enough for Dammekos to seek him out in the first place.
Whatever happened during that storm of knowledge that made him able to see the Eye changed the ability, but it did not grant it. It made it so he could no longer feel any joy of learning from his revelations.
@@MrFallenone He absolutely has that and the ability to see the Eye of Terror.
5:21 I still like the theory that Perturabo is faking being a daemon prince via technology and/or his unique powers. Him being a daemon prince for Chaos Undivided is redundant since Lorgar had already done that; it's more interesting if he's taking his own unique path.
Didn't Guilliman do something like unlocking his power when he wanted to see his mom before she died? Basically walking through a mirror/screen over a Vox message link but never used it again. Or was that someone else? 🤔
Oh come on man, that was the PHAROS device.
The Lion used it immediately after when G-Man reached his hand out and took the lions.
If anything Roboute could and has shown he can act as a "vessel" of the Emperor without killing him like he did the young girl in the same book, she was burned out from the Emperor's power... Unlike Roboute.
You're half right - Guilliman basically teleported from Sotha to Macragge, but via the use of the xenos Pharos device, which was empathically empowered, so his concern over the near death if his mother allowed it to happen. I don't think it ever happened again, since it was only managed in extremis in the first place
@@legatedrengr The Lion used it, Alexis, Dantioc understood it the most but he and the device did not survive the battle of Pharos.
Guiilman become kamen rider to see his mother
@@aditghifari5039 I don't get that reference but I'm guessing it's pretty cool 😅. I know who Kamen Rider is and that like Power Rangers it's an ongoing popular series in Japan. But not in this context 🤔.
That's the secret knowledge Big E bargained/stole from the chaos gods: Greater Daemons. Each Primarch is a custom-sculpted Greater Demon that the Emperor made from a sliver of his own soul, turned into a seed, and implanted in the bodies of the Primarch's when they were just zygotes in his lab. The kinda-daemon was supposed to grow and mature and live a mortal-ish life so it would sympathize and empathize with humanity, creating the perfect fusion of warp entity and flesh. If they'd been allowed to grow as planned, they'd have developed into the perfect hybrids and Big E could have used them to create perfect multidimensional warriors who could strike anywhere in the Warp or reality. All the Astartes would have been actual demigods. But it didn't. Most of the primarchs are dead, the survivors have either gone blind to their true potential, or they've traded away their own divinity to the chaos gods and sped up the process to achieve power, but at the end of a leash.
Its nice to theorize and even homebrew a primarchs ultimate ability. My favorite I thought of is if Angron were to unlock his, it’d be full resurrections of other with no catches, the number decreasing with the power of whatever he resurrects. Maybe potentially he would resurrect thousands of guardsman, hundreds of astartes and perhaps a one time thing for a primarch or even the Big E himself.
Heroes can't never die !!
Nah I have a better one, he can take away people’s pain and anguish right, so what if he gathered all that up, stored it and then unleashed it all on one thing.
Like Angron grabs a greater daemon by the throat and says “your soul is stained with the blood of countless millions, feel their pain.” And the daemon is literally annihilated by an overwhelming amount of power.
What I am suggesting is: give him the penance stare.
@@Thought_Processing_ you mean angron with kuma ability ??
@@aditghifari5039 You mean Kuma from One Piece? You know what I like it why not.
@@Thought_Processing_slaanesh demon: yes please
Would love if a very changed and different Russ came back from the Warp. A matured one that realizes that Wolf Priests = OK but other legions using Psykers = bad was an idiotic and hypocritical position. Instead, he comes back with not just crazy Odin-level abilities, but also the willingness to use combined arms tactics and not just howl and run in.
It would be in line with Guilliman rebuking his legion for treating the Codex as a bible and the Lion chastising his legion for judging the Fallen as all guilty indiscriminately. There should be some conflict or friction between Primarch and chapter reuniting.
Tbh I think Russ would suffer a stroke when he sees what became of the imperium
@@JJumper8888 He... might need a decade or two in a rage-room (death world) to get his cool back, thats for sure.
@@The_Keeper Just let him go on a funride on catachan or something I guess
@@JJumper8888 Yup, that'll give him an outlet. :D
@@The_Keeper Or let him bring Fenris back in order xD
I feel like Rogal's super abilities have been slightly expressed in his greatest son. He will probably unlock an ultra instinct, kind of super focus, emotioneless, and dueling demi-god.
People constantly laugh at Guilliman being "the master of excel", but an army is only as good as his logistics: how good can even an astartes force be when they have no ammo, no fuel for their vehicles or even their armors, no food or water, no fire support, no radio or coordination, everyone operating by themselves...And raise that to forces of millions of soldiers, like Guilliman does now?
Could alpharius's ability to basically posses his whole legion, to make everyone literally alpahrius
Guilliman primarch´s power should be like the Battle meditation of star wars.
G-man’s primarch soul is a dark age combination of clippy and excel
Has to be the most low-key power flex to exist: the Orks got sick of fighting him...
For EVERY Primarch that doesn’t have their inner power.
We need a video discussing the possible ideas of what their Inner power would be.
I don’t remember where I heard it but I love the idea that Corvus can’t actually turn into a bird monster but improved his ability not to be seen to instead change how others see him
What if the Emperor wasn’t able to reach Nuceria in time to prevent Angron dying from the High Riders? How would having one less available Primarch affect the heresy with more lopsided sides? What would happen to the War Hounds? What would happen to Nuceria? Who do you think would go to Khorne?
THE COUNTDOWN CONTINUES 8 TO G0!!!!
Attempt number 92: what if the Primarchs were found in order of their creation.
Join me my brothers!!!
A video about, what if there were no loyalist elements in the traitor legions ,this would also count for omegon and magnus. So there would be no need for the culling at isthvaan and weakening of the traitor forces.. this would be very intresting to see what all the effects would be on the succes of the heresy.
In that case, remember that Horus, as Warmaster allocated the resources of the Great Crusade towards the end, and the Traitors had, for instance, more Terminator armor, which was a relatively recent discovery
So, if the Word Bearers would still be able to make a huge ass Warpstorm, cutting off multiple Loyalist Legions, Terra would have been overrun
@majorkill a fun idea for a Primarch video could be ranking them from “eldest” brother to “youngest” brother. Not necessarily by order of discovery or size but rather by their personalities and how they rack and stack in their dynamics among each other.
Starts at 2:13
Ends at 2:13 😂
I feel like the primarch powers of Alpharius/Omegon would be something like the powers Cypher seems to be using in his book. Like seeing all the futures and an ability to navigate it the way he wants.
My theory for Perturabo's true power is controlling metal, molding it, and creating a mountains upon mountains of whatever material that is made of iron, basically, a living factory. If he wasn't so stuck up with creating better buildings than Dorn, then he could've done the next best thing, mass production of above-average fortresses on massive scales, quantity over quality, the idea that he could possibly make thousands of really great buildings than a few masterpieces would make him incredibly more respected. And being petty about it, he could also take over better areas that would've been where Dorn could've built his masterpieces. All in all, Dorn wouldn't have been mad, he would've been proud that his brother is moving farther than he could've been, since Perturabo is more likely to protect the areas where Dorn is assigned, knowing that his brother has his back in his own way
starts at 2:10 ... these intros are getting longer and longer!
Thank you.
Yea, I like that idea of soul evolution that results in power boost. Since I enjoy esoteric stuff I find that theory very likely to be accurate.
I think Guilliman's power is likely complete, or at least extensive, awareness of everything. In Know No Fear he is able to monitor many different sources of data to figure out what's going on and what to do. The stereotypical trait of "logistics" also applies here. He knows the state of everything and so can make decisions about what to do. He is capable of handling massive amounts of info. I don't think that means he's unlocked something but it points to his trait possibly being the capability to observe and analyze massive amounts of info aka be all knowing.
I shit you fucking not, mate and I were playing SM2 PvP discussing Corax being bird boi AND THIS DROPS WITHIN THE FUCKING HOUR 🤣
Guilliman can full assemble any Ikea furniture in under 10mins.
Cloning angron without buchers nails would be interesting
Russ has already unlocked the almighty power of trolling deamons in the warp.
You should make a video about 30k imperial army and solar auxila. They are badass
Bobby G's true power is common sense and being well adjusted.
bro thanks for your channel ngl, it was way easier to get into 40k lore, good job, fun stuff
Guiliman’s true power is that he knows how to be a proper father. It’s why his legion and chapters are so loyal to him. He also has common sense and power that’s rarely used in that universe and even Guiliman has not fully tapped into that power.
Alpharius-Omegon primarch power is camouflage (along with their various unique talents with espionage & the like).
They can move & operate in plain view of others without standing out in the slightest. They'd simply seem like regular folk even though they're literally giant demigods not using any tech to disguise themselves. Then can reveal themselves whenever they want leaving those around them confused how the fuck they didn't notice the demigod in their midst for so long
Real talk. What if Roboute's the only one capable of using technopathy which is completely different compared to what the tech-priests do? Or even better he's the only one of the primarchs capable of piloting a titan? That would be majorly cool.
Fun fact: Angron doesnt have a primarch ability, but still got a new ability. Basicaly Khorne gave him a stupid buff in his daemon cool-down.
So when a daemon get kill they have to wait 10,000 years to come back, primarch included. But Angron can now come back after 8 weeks, 8 days and 8 hours. And 8 weeks is stupidly nothing in 40k.
I believe that Sanguinius unlock his true power after Signus Campaign. Meros sacrifice himself and it works kinda like deal with Warp, and this made it possible to unlock this power. After that Archangel overcomes his grief, beat Ka'Bandha, and become immune to his genetic flaws. I say, something like happens with Mephiston or so.
not quite. Mephiston was the embodiment of the black angel, sanguinius' suppressed darker half. It is the counterpoint to the sanguinor, and he had to become primaris to properly contain it, dying in the process. He is the only one to fully tame the black rage and red thirst, that is why he was chosen as the vessel.
@@Mephiston Lord Chief Librarian (nickname of your profile says so), I agree with your words. I try to understand this situation correct as much as I can, so mistakes unavoidable.
I think Guilliman's new power should be a form of primarch tier Astropathy, which would work really well with his organizational and administration skills. The ability to send and receive information from across sectors or even segmentums would make the grand galactic strategy of the Indomitus Crusade so much easier to manage and coordinate.
The theme I am seeing with the Primarch powers is they seem to be in contrast to their major flaws and weaknesses at the beginning.
I would guess Rogal Dorn's true primarch power would be to make the warp calm: drain the madness and make way for it to be the old immaterium before the madness.
Perturabo's would be to build great works of function, grace and beauty. He had a hidden library of such things, yet it is the antithesis of how he ran the Iron Warriors.
I absolutely agree that Leman Russ would return as an Odin; a keeper of old lore, trickster and tester of mortals, and probably have an absolute blast doing it.
Conrad Kurtz is probably the only one who could challenge fate, and use prophecies as warnings and redirects of what to, and what not to do.
Guilliman's gift is war, on an unimaginable scale, he can imagine, and lead, and almost more importantly, stop when it is done.
Of all of the Primarchs, it is probably Guilliman who has the least purpose in peace time, but he is also the primarch who would be happiest to retire into the hill country to farm and tend vineyards until it became necessary to take up his sword again.
I like my theory that guilliman's awakening is he just unlocked the ability to access microsoft excel through his brain, singke handidly saving the imperium.
Definitely need the werewolf Thor Russ never liked the idea of Odin Russ with one eye.
What would Ferrus Manus' true power be?
It would also be cool to see Clonegrim as the next returned primarch.
Gulliman’s greatest gift: A logistic monster, a thinker, a strategic mind. He’s beasically 40k’s batman.
I think although the glorious golden hawk boy managed to unlock alot of his power, especially as shown during the siege of terra and then against Horus. Mephiston containing the angel of darkness proves Sangy would've also been a broken psyker like goddamn
Gulliman: ninjutsu hand signs "BANKAI" project management software plus edition!
One of my favorite tid bits of lore in 40k is the fact corvus is just bullying the shit out of longer in thr warp
That V taper is really coming along. Keep getting those gains and bringing me that 40k!
Guilliman is also the only Primarch that went to see the Emperor after Big E spent 10000 years marinating in the Golden Throne and being fed 1000 psykers a day every day for that time.
That meeting may be why Big E can empower Guilliman so much and even posses him.
Also most of the galaxy only know that Guilliman is back, relatively few humans know the Lion is also back so many, as in trillions, of souls are constantly praying at Guilliman.
Any day now he will start performing miracles without even realizing it.
"It's time to kill heretics and chew bubblegum, and I'm all outta gum" ~ Corax, probably.
The Emperor is just out here kidnapping warp gods like they are just random kids on a playground
Guillimans power would be Shadow clone jutsu, so he can micromanage the entire Imperium
"i can feel my hymen grow back?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Potentially Controversial take on Rowboat Girlyman:
Instead of being a conduit for the emperor per say as his power, he is perhaps instead an avatar of righteousness and hope - essence his power would be to be the perfect leader. One of the themes from god blight was effectively that roboute was trying to wrestle with the fact that his father, not only treated him like a tool but also was in fact a god, while maxim tried to shrug off his questions about it while still at least giving him some form of answer, the aldaeri gave him a ironically more clear answer, in that the trillions of souls of the materium worshipping him and thus empowering him here and in the seal of souls (immaterium) this would mean he has effectively become a god and achieved a half apotheosis for his power, only when the emperor is completely dead in this realm will he fully ascend (I do think cypher really is trying to do that honestly)
So being that the emperor is effectively a god, this means that roboute being a son of that same god makes him a demi-god and thus avatar of the God-Emperor, allowing roboute to be the man that the emperor cannot be while still acting through the god-emperors will. Its very complicated but, think of like the avatar of khaine being a fragment of khaines nature, but then just without all the summoning garbage from the knife ears.
I know this would make it seem more likely that Horus was mean't to be this, but I actually wonder if the whole "just as planned" meme about the emperor is actually whats really going on and that Horus was always mean't to fail and become something else, just never in the way that he did.
considering that the only 2 real awakenings we know off are giving an actual warp based power
i would assume that guilliman would become a high tech warp computer that automatically fixes logistics everywhere taking over machine spirits and replaces them with himself
while the khan gains an actual engine that will make him faster or dematerialize into actual wind that can cut things
Imagine if Guilliman got like an excel app he uses in secret or an innate excel program running in his brain as his warp power