FACTIONS EXPLAINED! CHAOS ASTARTES! | Warhammer 40k Bricky Reaction
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People in the comments don’t be too hard on her for ending the video when she did. She was at the tail end of a something like 11 hours of streaming
I actually like the bite sized Brickys original is really long
@@andyme3541 more about how she ended in a bit of an awkward spot with the Eldar and drukari
@@andyme3541It like fun size Bricky.
She did mention that in the video
Does she have stream vods?
“Oh, I thought these were going to be the chill elves”
Warhammer 40K fans: you poor, sweet, innocent girl
The most Chill are the Tau, and even they have many skeletons in the closets!
No such thing as a chill Knife-Ear.
My first thought was "these ARE the chill elves"
To be honest, the picture showed the very un-chill space elves.
Fun fact, another faction of Eldar he didnt really touch on were the Exodites. Think Amish wood elves who've tamed dinosaurs and broke off from the others waaaay before the Big Munch.
Yea but they also have no models and exist only to die in a book.
He doesn't mention the Ynnari either... Although they're essentially a mix of the different factions.
@KitsyX were they even a thing when he made this?
@@Pylo-ry6ff yes
@@YOGI-kb9tg They used to have some models waaaaay back when. I remember seeing models of something that looks like a triceratops with a couple of heavy guns on the back, a brachio saurus with quite a few guns on the back and one at the top of the head and some kind of flying dinosaur with a single rider on top.
Something Bricky does not mention about Craftworld Eldar:
-Even though every Eldar soul is pulled toward Slaanesh, each Eldar faction has found a way to avoid being eaten. The Craftworlds use waystones, psychic gemstones on the clothes or armor that absorb their soul upon death. If recovered afterward, these stones can be plugged into The Infinity Circuit, the craftworld's combination library, ship AI and graveyard. In there they could exist forever.
And to elaborate on that, waystones carrying the souls of very skilled warriors or cunning strategists are also sometimes used to animate their war constructs/golems. Wraithknights being one the coolest cases: with two twins, one living and the other in a waystone, working together to pilot a giant robot.
the infinity circuit sounds like the best fate in 40k to me, which says a lot
The Eldar are sort of a commentary on the hedonic treadmill. Each faction represents a different way of dealing with the boredom and ennui brought on by excessive material comfort:
Drukhari: Embrace the treadmill and keep seeking greater thrills, no matter the consequences.
Craftworld Eldar: Go Buddhist. Seek to transcend your desires entirely.
Harlequins: Art. Devote yourself to creation, just to create.
Exodites (not mentioned by Bricky): Primitivism. Leave your modern comforts behind and start from scratch, just for the sake of having a challenge.
Also, don't worry about the short vid. Better to come at it when you're fresh. Glad you're enjoying the lore!
Exodites: Return to Monke... or Lizard in this case.
@@wombataldebaran9686 "Reject modernity, embrace dinosaur-mounted artillery."
Good summary.
Corsairs: Fuck it, do what you want 'cuz a pirate is free.
I'd say the craftworld are the ones about shackling your desires.The path structure felt more than a bit like putting on blinders and channeling all your passion and obsession into a productive pursuit (or, well, the right destructive one, for the aspects of Khaine).
Craftworld Eldar don't try to transcend desire. They train themselves along each Path one at a time to master themselves feeling and indulging in a particular part of life and emotion. Then they move to another Path and keep repeating as they master themselves one piece at a time. They don't seek to overcome emotion and desire, but to not let it consume them.
Coworker: hey buddy, can you summarize how Slaneesh came to be?
Me: yeah, I can do it in 5 words
Coworker: really? Than do it
Me: horny space elves being degenerates
The most succinct summary I've devised: "Hedonic treadmill go brrrrrr."
@@Hsereal Personally I would just say "Elves fucked too hard. Universe fucked back."
Or rather “Murder-f*cked into existence”.
You want more details? Just throw EVERY exponent for large or bad you can think of before the word 'horny'. These were some extremely, irrationally, disgustingly, disturbingly, irresponsibly, unbelievably, frighteningly horny elves!
@@Hsereal The best I have heard is they murder f*cked her into existence.
New people love the Dark Eldar till they realize what they do to people
And after that they love them even more
Nah, most newcomers don't groove on them making living couches and lamps out of slaves.
loving the 40k stuff , bricky didnt say it but the eldar were so powerful pskers that they would be able to have their souls reborn and keep their memoies, so they were doing crazy shit like murder-boning cuz you just come back and do it again
I can see people doing that if we could. So why not the elves?
what the crew did in the movie event horizon was a pre-breakfest warmup to them
Yo' that ending is the best ever for a reaction. It's actually a first for me, and it shows so much respect. I can't be more positive.
I’d love to see her watch Bricky’s “Every Space Marine Legion” video after this for a bit more up to date detail on The Space Marines.
Considering how important they are and how much GW cares about them to the exclusion of all else, probably a good idea.
Honestly mad respect for being committed to quality, I’d much rather have a shorter video and actually have the person reacting be engaged in the content
An interesting thing about the Eldar, is that the Craftworlders probably still have these depraved fantasies deep into their mind, considering that Slaanesh is "a representation of the Eldar mind in it's wildest state"
The craftworlders have been branded as 'Asuryani' by GW.
They have to constantly guard against falling into hedonistic ways. But they also have to guard about perfecting their skills too much, because Slaanesh is also the god of perfection. So if they become too obsessed with perfecting a skill, that can also cause them to fall to her.
@@davidfrancisco3502 those who follow the path of Asuryan, i believe that's how you write his name
One of the ways I’ve described the Eldar’s origins to people is using an artist as an example.
You can paint the finest masterpieces ever seen, yet there is a gnawing feeling within you that your work can be better, that it isn’t enough and is in fact - a failure in your eyes, despite having no mistakes, blemishes and has turned out exactly as you envisioned.
So you start to seek the best brushes, made of the rarest of animal hairs, but this isn’t enough after a time so you up your game - you decide a brush made of Eldar hair from the fairest maidens is what your work really needs, but even after this you decide that making a brush of such hair that is taken unwillingly will make your work even better.
Then from there you go a step further again: you make paints using the blood of others, to inject “life” into your art. You switch from using a normal canvas to a canvas made of skin, and eventually you find a way of keeping the flesh alive as you paint.
Then one day you might feel your own pain is needed to make your art truly ascend, so you begin self mutilation - stabbing yourself with knives, hooks etc
You can see where this is going.
Eldar feel everything we feel but in a much more precise form, so everything is elevated for them beyond what we can imagine, thus thier descent into hedonism and madness is much faster than ours would be.
Gotta be honest I love the statement that the eldar has the smallest population. I'm just like "Maybe because trillions got eaten.....nah no shot."
They could have bounced back in time, but the birth rates have plummeted unnaturally low.
Kind of a deep cut lore-wise, but about the parallel dimensions: It appears that any strongly willed enough entity (or large enough collection of weak-willed ones) can construct a pocket ("realm") within the warp, the topography between these realms being essentially whatever you want it to be.
Each of the chaos gods has their own realms this way, the Orks have "the great green". The webway then is described as a deliberately constructed network of tunnels, with many connections to real-space. New lore is working on peering into a similar realm for the emperor himself (also T'au? idk haven't read T'au). It has also been suggested our galaxy is but another pocket within the warp, held together by the unbending wills of the stars and planets themselves.
After we are finished with the factions explained vid, I highly suggest the every legion explained by bricky. It gives more context for events and will tell you everything you could possibly want to know about the space marines. Also, I saw that you looked at the 9th edition trailer for Warhammer, so I suggest you also watch the tenth edition trailer, which is out, and is just as awesome. Also gives the mindset of one of the only loyalists primarchs left that we know is still alive.
I feel like there’s a HARD debate between Warhammer 40K bedroom partners (with the guarantee they won’t kill/enslave) choices between the:
1. Dark Eldar
2. Sister of Battle
Surely dark eldar are always the worst to have sex with?
@@tariqshort4025yeah, I don't want to stab someone during sex because that's the only way they get off
i'd rather do a sister of battle. 1) we know they do have sex. chastity is not part of their doctrine. 2) sometimes even with space marines. (10% of all chapters went through puberty before becoming a space marine. like black templars and space wolves. so they have functioning dicks) 3) no xenos std's 4) no kill, leves to much room. i rather not get castrated or they send their friend to kill or torture me.
@@tariqshort4025 yea they'd prioritize themselves over you. So if you start feeling good, they'll probably start doing the opposite of that because pain is much easier to extract.
I'm so happy you're invested in the text portions, I'm the same way. I love hearing the different narrators.
"Remember to always wear protection; otherwise you might contract Chaos Ass Tarts" ~ The Grey Knights, probably
When she said, "I thought they were the chill elves?!" I was like... honey...they are...
Just wait till the Drukhari ...
Theres always a bigger psychotic murdering rapist fish
That actual interest and investment in what you're watching and honestly wanting to engage with it, is the exact reason I'm a fan. You keep being amazing, Alicia.
Having a short video because you care about quality over quantity? I respect it.
I can't wait for you to meet the Tyranids! Love those cosmic little monsters.😌
Bricky did get one major aspect of the Craftworld Eldar wrong. Their souls don't enter the warp when they die.
Now, normally, that would happen. However, the Craftworld Eldar wear crystals called "soul stones" which absorb an Eldar's soul upon death.
The stones are then collected and added to a matrix at the heart of each Craftworld.
Just wait till you get to the Dark Eldar, things get real screwed up; and that's saying a lot considering this series.
Mon-keigh is an Eldar slur for humans. Because you can't call them monkeys.
Crafftworld Eldar all have a spirit stone or soul stone, its the big gem on their armor. When they die, their soul is sucked into the soul stone. Once recovered they add the soul to the heart of their craftwould called the Infinity Circuit.
I think the Eldar Webway is supposed to be a bubble of realspace that is streched into the Warp to form a network of shifting tunnels. This is actually similar to how the Geller fields in the Imperial ships work, but on a smaller scale.
If the Eldar interest you, there's a trilogy of novels I'd recommend (may be available as audiobooks, not sure). They are known as "the path trilogy": Path of the Warrior, Path of the Seer, and Path of the Outcast (by Gav Thorpe). Definitely a good read, best way to get a deep feel and understanding of what the Craftworld Eldar are like in lore.
I just started reading warhammer books are these eldar books good?
Howl of the Banshee is a pretty cool audio book.
@@chadthundercock3440 -- Very good, IMO.
Only 16 minutes dam, part 5 is like the soup at the end of a 5 course meal. I can't wait for dessert
Mon’keigh sounds nice until you realize the space elves are basically calling us monkeys, and not the greater primates, lesser primates. They refer to us as Gibbons!
The whole demons respawning thing is actually a fun point a lot of people bring up whenever discussions about how one franchise vs another franchise would do. The answer many have to how to beat Chaos is to take the Doom Slayer from the Doom games and throw him at Chaos. He's already hunting demons in his on world, he'd jump at the chance to wipe out an entirely new breed of demonic forces here. Plus like in 40k, Doom's demons respawn in Hell if you kill them...except if the Slayer is the one to make the kill. Every demon the Slayer kills stays dead. Throwing the Slayer at Chaos would excite Khorne to no end at first with the Slayer's eternal rage and extreme violence, but soon it will dawn on everyone that the hordes the Slayer cuts through aren't coming back.
If you like the parts with the passages so much I highly recommend A Vox in the Void’s reading of Pity the Guardsman. It is some of the most badass voice acting I’ve heard.
"Chaos can't be stopped and the Warp is indestructible"
Necrons; *cough* Ahem...
40K is a multi piece storyline where each faction has their own stories and reasons
The eldar are split into Craft worlds, Exodites, Drukhari and harlequins
CWE: Live on the craft worlds and are nomads essentially, they stave off Slaanesh through binding their souls to soul stones. These basically protect you from getting your soul eaten upon death, these can then be placed into wraith constructs or their craft worlds engine called the infinity circuit
Exodites: These actually left before the Eldar and are basically going primal mode. They ride dinosaurs and stave off Slaanesh by having their souls go to their planet's core because they live on Eldar maiden worlds
Drukhari: these are the depraved ones who live in the city of Commoragh which is the biggest city in webway. They stave off Slaanesh by preforming debaucherous acts upon slaves they capture as to divert slaanesh away from them for the time being.
Harlequins: these are eldar devoted to the Eldar's laughing God Cegorach. They serve him unconditionally and when they die they don't go to Slaanesh but go to Cegorach who somehow gets them back (we don't know how he does it, he just does). They protect another place called the black library which hosts all information in the universe and many named characters want to get into it because knowledge equals power.
These are four basic overall talking points but i recommend listening to Luetin09 regarding extremely in-depth deep dives in 40K. He's also really good to listen to when trying to sleep because his voice and way of explaining is relaxing and helps you sleep better. Hence a common joke in his comments is Sleep Gang
Addendum to the Eldar: Before the Birth of Slaanesh, they were all effectively immortal. They had their own Gods that sort of allowed them the ability to preserve their souls after the death of their physical bodies and were able to transfer them into new clone bodies. Imagine the debauchery and sadomasochism you could do when you didn't have to worry about actually dying. When Slaanesh was born she/he/it killed and ate most of the Eldar Gods and laid claim to all Eldar Souls and without Gods nothing could stop their souls from being immediately taken by Slaanesh.
only thing that can save the space elves is going so far the wrong way they go full circle.. meaning they crave family friendly things.
7:44 the necrons are the only faction with extradimensional travel. All other factions have only the warp they can go into
Don't know if you read the comments but if you want a great view of the kinds of fuckery the Warp gets up to Bricky leaves something out at 3:50. When he says "Back in the day" he means for us outside the warp. From the view of the other gods and warp denizens Slaneesh has always existed even though we have a set point in time Slaneesh was birthed.
The chill elfs went na we out and give up most our tech and now ride dinosaurs.
If you're curious slaanesh didn't just kill 90 percent of the eldar but also killed their whole Pantheon of gods except for 3. One got away, the second survived their fight with slaanesh but was shattered into a thousand pieces (still alive after that), and the third (who is a goddess) got turned into slaanesh new fuck toy until nergal stepped in
Love the idea of cutting it instead of blanking, looking forward to seeing more xenos
Gah I can only imagine painting a craft world model. Rhat'd be a masterpiece for GW.
I already recommended them, but I will recommend Bricky's video on the Space Marine Legions and then any of his other videos, if you like.
0:26 W chatter right there "why are all these hammers at war?"
The Eldar are so fearful of Slaanesh, they avoid saying their name whenever possible just in case doing so draws their attention to that individual whereupon they rip out their soul, which, this being 40k, actually happens, because this is a universe where absolute belief in something makes it so. And only the most badass of Eldar have dared do so without consequence.
The Dark elves are very kinky, they use home made fish hooks to turn you into a couch.
One thing I found funny was a summary from a friend when it came to daemons in the warp when I was introducing it to them: "Oh? He's saying that Daemons are like gamers? They don't die, they just respawn."
Loss of focus, and mental disconnect from fatigue, understandable. Enjoy you well deserved rest.
If you decide to continue the deep dive, I'd recommend Continuing with Bricky's Every Space Marine Legion in a Nutshell video for more up-to-date lore, and the Astartes Animated shorts because the cinematography in them is honestly breathtaking, especially since I'm pretty sure they were made by one guy over the course of a few years as a passion project.
Eldars lore is basically fuck around and find out, only the "fuck around" part is to be taken litteraly.
Hope you doing well I’m glad I found your channel it’s been a blast and please don’t worry about it being short. Almost every other channel cuts it into hour or atleast thirty minutes so these bite sized chunks is a great change of pace. Either way we still will watch you because your a fun person that’s all that matters.
Fun Fact: The Black Templars are the only Space Marines that Chaos Marines are genuinely afraid of.
Well, probably the Flesh Tearers, too. Even _orks_ run away from the Flesh Tearers.
Oh, and the _Dark Eldar_ think the Emperor's Children are fucked up psychos.
I'm pretty sure it's not cannon but I bet just before the birth of Slanesh there was 1 Eldar thinking "One more buggering can't hurt"
I agree with you that the quotes are super neat, specifically because you are getting lore from a side's perspective, and the fact it is colored by their culture and ethos then tells you more about their culture beyond the words.
It's something you don't see very often, this kind of layered writing.
There is a different intellectual property called Battletech that I am a fan of, that also does this. Many rulebooks in that game are written from the perspective of people in the universe: Clerks, mechanics, priests, nobility, etc. One faction may talk about a glorious victory, and another will call it a treacherous backstab, or pretend it never happened. So "truth" becomes what you as a reader wish to believe about the factions you sided with.
There was even a cheesy cartoon series on TV in the 90s, which was criticized for not being lore-accurate (among other things). It has since been retconned into an in-universe propaganda piece by one faction. So as kids, we weren't watching a show about what happened, we were watching the lies the faction told themselves about what happened, or more accurately, the lies this fictional faction told their fictional children. So when the cartoon made the heroes unrealisticly good and the villains look incompetent, now it is with the meta joke of "Oh, well *of course* this faction would represent it that way, this is propaganda for kids. But that's not how it *'really'* happened."
Which just adds that new layer of fun and silliness to everything.
The creation of Slaanesh has been described as "being murder-fucked into existence" by the eldar.
Big E's Plan was not to get rid of Chaos but to basically make them so weak that they where a non threat. How ever in the process he was creating a New Chaos God, the God of Unbelief.
3:05 it’s more like they just respawn back in the warp than being reincarnated.
Take care, looking forward to the next part! Kudos for staying aware of yourself and your needs!
I don't blame you with the attention disconnect situation. I can relate, it happens with me and video games sometimes, sadly enough especially with replaying Pokémon games 🥺.
One thing that I think people have a hard time grasping is just how bad the Eldar were during the final years. The Age Of Strife was the time period when the Eldar were messing up the Warp so bad that warp travel was so difficult as to be functionally impossible. Those where the years leading up to the birth of Slaanesh. It lasted from M25 to M30. That's 5000 years. The average Elder lives about 1000 years, assuming they are not exceptionally psychic or important from a literary perspective. Putting an average of 80 years for humans, which is close enough for our purposes, that would be roughly 400 years of human history.
So imagine that from 1623 to now, human society was basically... have you ever seen the movie The Sadness? Just like... THAT for four hundred years. That was what the Eldar Empire was. And since their debauchery had progressed to the point where no one else was able to travel FTL, that meant that they were able to do that to basically the entire galaxy because no one could call for help.
Thanks for looking out for your audience. Looking forward to the continuation.
As an old hand at Warhammer; it always warms my heart to see people getting into it and enjoying for the first time! 😊 Welcome to the hobby!
As you enjoyed the 9th edition trailer and the lore videos from Bricky (he's awesome!) - I would strongly suggest checking out the new 10th editionbtrailer that dropped a couple of months ago. It's very good! 😊👍
8:50 to go in more Depth.
The Primal Scream if the Birth of Slaanesh was so powerfull that it started Warp Storms in certain systemes and culled some in others.
It was so powerfull that any ships in warp transition at the time was just...lost.
Big E( the Emperor) knew this was coming and timed the launch of his Great crusade for when Slaanesh would burst into existance, putting an end to the Warp Storm that was engulfing the Solar System (to this point a Warp storm was surrounding the Sol System, meaning that Terra (earth) was cut off from his colonies on other planets outside the Sol system, and thats one of the reasons why the Humanity that existed before the Imperium of Man, just crumbled, separating and isolating all colonies from one anothers) and be able to launch back into the stars outside the Sol system.
The Epicentre of the Eldar Empir had it the Worst, that WHOLE star region was engulfed in a Gigantic Perpetual Warp Storm that became a direct pathway from the Warp into the Material Univers, a place called the Eye of Terror.
Nearly all the Eldar Worlds, where turned into Daemon Worlds.
Daemon worlds as the name implies are Worlds that became the Domains of the Chaos Gods and their powers.
The Mutagenic and "Fuck the physics" powers of the Corruption of the Warp, turned these worlds into living hells.
Some Have Red skies with perpetual rains of fresh boiling acidic blood.
Some have their soil covered in the shivering and moaning bodies of the fools that set foot on it, where glass shards are growing in their articulations and joints, making every move an excruciating agony
One Daemon World is actually a GIGANTIC Obese Man curled into Foetal position, the creases of his skin been canyons and mountains, his mouth been an endless pit of void and the whole "world" his quaking from the shivers he has while Dreaming.
The eldar can experience greater extremes of emotion than humans so when they were the dominant species sought greater indulgences because they thought they couldn't be challenged. and everything went downhill from there for most of them.
I appreciate how you cut yourself off when you know you limit. That really shows that you care ❤
One of the most fascinating parts about the craftworld eldar is the path of the warrior. The path of the warrior was founded by Phoenix lord Asurmen shorty after the fall. He along with 7 others created several Martial arts based around the aspects of the Eldar god of war Khaine. Asurmen Became the aspect of Khaine as a soldier and taught the eldar how to be soldiers and wield a shiriken Catapult. Fuegan Became the Aspect of kahine as a destroyer and taught the eldar how burn thier foes with flamers and meltas until nothing was left. Jain Zar became the aspect of the banshee and taught women how to screem and stun thier enemies before hacking them to pieces with banshee blades. Aspect warriors are the eldar's answer to space marines. Phoenix lords are like primarchs and they can never truly die. Every time a Phoenix lord dies they are reborn to fight again once a warrior dons thier armor. The warrior ceases to be and the Phoenix lord is reborn to fight once more. How does an eldar become an aspect warrior? They visit a shrine on thier craftworld and train under an exarch, one who has mastered that particular way of warfare similar to a martial arts dojo with the exarch being the sensei. The eldar are the most underrated faction imo. Hence why they are my favorite.
THIS is what I was waiting for the whole time!
The main proof Chaos is invincible, unfortunately, is that it exists. In the Warp, Chaos has existed infinitely into the past, present, and future. This means there has never been a way to stop it and that there never will be. Or else it wouldn't have existed in the first place.
1:40 I was going "don't you do it, don't you do it, let him have an entire thought" and I almost screamed when you pressed it
anyway, you do you, nice react
Learning eldar for the first time is quite heavy on the brain for any1 so not surprised this was shorter.
The only one chill in the entire Warhammer 40K universe is Nurgle.
Painting Craftworlds? Now that would be a bit problematic. Did you hear him say "continent sizes"? That wasn't a turn of phrase. If you got a craftworld to scale with the other space ships, it would probably fill the entire room. Those pictures might be pretty, but they do not do justice to the true scale of a Craftworld. You can fit entire fleets inside those humonguous vessel's hangars.
Something he failed to mention about the Eldar is that every single one of them is a psyker and a damn strong one. They could do absolute wonders with their powers and a single Eldar Farseer could devastate an entire planet with ease on their own, but due to how Slaanesh thirsts for their souls that is no longer the case. Every time you use psychic powers, it means opening yourself up to the warp. The more power you draw, the more vulnerable you become to attacks from warp entities and for Eldar that means, if they use their powers unprotected, Slaanesh will rip their souls from their bodies. So they have to use a whole lot of protective gear, which keeps them safe, but dampens their powers to a mere shadow of their full potential, but even this shadow is quite daunting for Humans.
Humans on the other hand are able to use gear that amplifies their pyschic powers and yet even with this amplification, the strongest Human psykers barely reach the average Eldar psyker in term of power, despite the latter being able to only use a fraction of their full psychic strength. But that also means that Eldar souls shine like beacons to any Demon, not just Slaanesh.
More Warhammer, good shit.
Slaanesh in the most literal sense was murderfucked into existence
15:45 - I respect the shit out of that! Thanks for a good video on the Eldar!
The Eldar are one of the main reasons why 40K is as messed up as it is and though they couldn't really help it, being born whole by the Old Ones to fight the Necrons and the C'tan, my sympathy for their plight crumbles when you realise that they haven't learned a thing. Knowing how badly it went with Slaanesh and looking to not repeat that, they're looking to repeat it through the Infinity Circuit and creating an Eldar god of death to fight Slaanesh.
An Eldar craftworld is continent sized. A true to scale Eldar craftworld would still be continent sized.
Wooooo! Been waiting for this one!
You should find a video ob the ghoul stars, 40k is extreme, but in universe the ghoul stars is an area where even chaos and the tiranids dont like going too, alot of wierd eldritch stuff goes on there, infact alot of unknown dangers lurk around there so much that the imperium has a full space Marine chapter dedicated to keeping watch of that area of space
i think it's a bit early yet for her to listen about the ghoul star.
but agreed, this place don't like people, and people don't like this place
the birth of slaanesh with the creation of the Eye of Terror also severely fucked up Humanity, with the birth the entire warp was thrown into a massive storm that effectively cut humanity up into countless isolated groups and started a Dark Age, when the storms died down enough for warp travel to be relaible again 10,000 yrs later, the Emperor stepped forth to unite humanity
@12:30 We learn about both the story's subject but also the author's views by their choice of description?
Like absorbing world building lore twice as fast? ...or makes the sauce richer in flavour?
GOD FUCKING DAMN! I never realized this, but a craftworld model in the same scale as the minis would be the size of a fuckin irl city. Maybe possible if it were to the scale of battle fleet gothic and on the table as big as a forge world model, or bigger! Heck, it might be the size of a car even then! 6:42
I look forward to next part. the dark eldar are coming next, and i love those bundles of fun. xD
We want the hooligans of the galaxy, we want da Orks! WAAAAGHHH!!!!
I don't think they even made Craftworld models for Battlefleet Gothic, the space battle game where miles-long ships are scaled down to a few inches. In the scale of regular 40k it would be larger than the building you're playing in.
Those ARE the chill elves
Video Recommendation: "GAV AND BOB" - AN OGRYN STORY - WARHAMMER 40K
Always love watching your content especially your most recent Deep Dives into Bricky, Warhammer 40k, SCP, and The Volgun.
My recommendations are both the Lord Bung Confinement Series and Reaction to both Left 4 Dead 1 and 2’s Intro Cinematics! Please and Thank You
If you want your lore in smaller funny content I'd advise you check out Oldman and his 5ish minute lore but if you want big lore videos that'll hit you in the feels check out Baldermorts guide to warhammer. That man brings 40k fans to tears over a Tank. Nuf said.
No one comes close to luetin if you want to deep dive. But Baldermort is top tier for fan fiction.
4:30 as your stream chat mentioned; _Spongebob is canon to Warhammer 40K,_ and Slaanesh is a fan. In fact; it is said that the creator of Spongebob, Stephen Hillenburg (this was before his death) had a special, non-tortuous, home in Slaanesh's domain.
Okay, as a huge fan of funny things like this, I have to ask where you heard this. I have never seen or heard of this till now, and I can't find anything about it by searching google.
fucking excuse me? imma need a wiki link, something, ANYTHING. I NEED PROOF. I NEED THIS IN MY LIFE
@@mikael100100 no, it's whatever makes sense in the fandom _it makes sense to me!,_ like Khorne being a fan of MLP, or VTubers, or idols ruclips.net/video/E2y56YIa0Og/видео.htmlsi=OwJIfsPSzbhClM5a&t=285 (also I can't see what the other comment sees)
Title: choas Astares
Thumbnail: Eldar
My experiences of Warhammer are that I will never win any dice fights. When I was younger I played for a while with Dwars in Fantasy Warhammer but lost interest since dice just are not my friend. One of my friends who was an active player decided to make a 40K Eldar army for a test game for us and he was sure I could accomplish something, basically he put up an unit that let me make a 100 shots a turn, basically throw a 100 dice with pretty high accuracy... on the first turn I used them I hit with propably 10 and wounded with 4. Quickly lost the game after that.
Just so you know, Robin Williams was an Eldar main.
It is time for the Chaos Space Marines!
The swarm is coming!
THE SWARM IS COMING!
Bricky gets one little thing wrong for whats in the lore.
Yes chaos or the gods is unkillable but you can make them have no power or influence anymore, basically irrelevent.
Pretty much kill them because they feed on the humans belief and carnage or other stuff for them.
As the emperor was close to fixing and destroy chaos for good with mankind not being influenced as much by them anymore.
But then Horus decided to fuck everything up.
The Templin Institute does a decent (if not concise) video on Cadia and it's fate.
Gotta think of your health first, Alicia. BTW the Mon-Keigh that Eldar referenced are the humans. They call all the humans monkeys or Mon-Keigh.
Channel: Runesmith
Video: Geese
Did you know all geese hate you on a personal level?
I think you TECHNICALLY CAN paint a craftworld... but thats for a completely seperate game called "Battlefleet Gothic" which was a 40k spinoff game that is, instead of being boots on the ground combat, it's about the space combat in the setting (so all of their starships and escort ships fighting in space)
Edit: never mind, apparently the craftworlds are not a usable ship for battlefleet gothic... which kinda makes sense, since those are generation ships, not warships. maybe the closest thing would be people have made them themselves as terrain or objective marker kinda things