Should’ve done Horus more justice. He was the Warmaster, the second person in the whole Imperium and His favorite son. Most charismatic out of all primarchs despite them all being very charismatic. Luna Wolves also had more wins than any other legions too Oh, I almost forgot. Fuck Erebus
I have read a lot of Warhammer 40k books the last few months. And I agree, fuck Erebus. And to be honest: Slowly I start to believe that Erebus maybe is much more then just a space marine. I even thougt if he's not a Chaos God himself, hiding very well. He is calling himself the Hand of Destiny and it feels like he is always at the right place at the right time to spread corruption.
That assumes the Emperor actually sees them as sons... In Master of Mankind he very clearly states to Arkham Land that he has no feelings for them, comparing them to Pinocchio.
He was a jealous and double-crossing manipulator even before the Heresy though, as Forge World HH books portray it. However, his superb leadership and charisma have rightly put him on the very top.
The man literally turned evil because he got stabbed with a magic knife and then a random Word Bearers chaplain *who he had literally just caught lying to him like five minutes previously* showed him some LSD visions of a possible future. Magnus even psychically projected himself (at great cost) into Horus' mind to be like "This dude is evil and lying to you," but Horus took the side of the proven liar over his own brother, and then went *so hard* into evil that he tricked Russ into destroying Prospero, killed a bunch of his own sons who he knew would stay loyal, and then orchestrated the Drop Site Massacre. He doesn't deserve more justice TBH.
@@peterlepper5199 "He doesn't deserve more justice " He certainly does, justice from the author as to WHY he chose to believe Erebus over his own brother Magnus in that situation. There should have been at least a 5 page dialogue of Horus talking to himself regarding this supposed future where half his brothers are treated as Gods & the other half erased from history. How he views that this cannot be accepted and how he feels betrayed by his Father the Emperor for hiding this intentions from him. Perhaps also have him lament on the Thunder Warriors to make the comparison to the Astartes as he slowly comes to his conclusion that Erebus, while even shown to be deceitful to Horus, may be the one telling the truth (which he was actually, just not showing it to Horus to PREVENT it from happening, but to ENSURE it) Then flesh out to much greater detail how he slips into Chaos instead of that huge leap of character from the 2nd to 3rd novel.
@@bjrnjoakimtofsland8035 the 2nd & 11th legions were purged from imperial records. Malcador the Sigilite about killed Horus (pre-Heresy) by force choking him for merely trying to say the name of the Primarch from one of those legions. GW intentionally has left the actual 'reason as to why' unknown to all. Why they did that I can only assume that they wanted to seem edgy, mysterious, & to let people use their own imaginations allowing for homebrew chapters to be made up by players of the table-top game. Once in a while they let an author drop some clues as to what happened to those legions which has led to speculation that they were culled by the Space Wolves & Dark Angels but AFAIK there's no official canon stating as such.
My favorite Primarch is Jaghatai Khan. Most people think of him as just ''Ghengis Khan in space'' but he's so much more. Besides being a speed freak & mighty warrior, he's also very interested in fine arts like calligraphy & music and has encouraged his sons to embrace them too. Because, we may be savage warriors who love to crush our enemies and see them driven before us, but that doesn't mean that we're uncultured philistines. Also, he's actually one of the most level-headed & reasonable Primarchs. He tried to be diplomatic with the whole psyker issue between Magnus & the other Primarchs. He knew that the Emperor was essentially an absolutist tyrant, but when Horus tried to get him on his side using that argument, he replied: " Yeah sure, our father is basically an immortal intergalactic dictator, but that doesn't mean I'm gonna turn into worshipping demonic entities from a dimension that is essentially hell, basically becoming their slaves. I mean common guys think for second, we´re supposed to be genius demi-gods!" If half his brothers had as much common sense, like the Khan, the whole Horus Heresy would have never happened. Or the way he handled the fact that some of his men went traitor. He basically killed most of the traitors on the spot and then send the last remaining ones who plead for mercy on a suicide mission, where they died in order to create an opening for the rest of the Legion. Compare this to how the Dark Angels handle the Fallen. Oh and he's a great troll & shit-talker too. Fulgrim: "I hear you do weird things with your ships." Jaghatai Khan: ''And I hear you do weird things to your Astartes...." It would be cool if he eventually returns to the setting.
Exactly, he's the only loyalist who stood on that side for a good reason, while not having any illusions about the kind of monster his father was. While it might be hard to personally dislike Sanguinius, Vulkan, Guilliman, the naive fools apparently were truly charmed by the Emperor and honestly believed that pompous narcissistic ahole was humanities saving grace. Khan is much more reasonable this way, he just made a judgement call on what's the lesser evil
@@Orimthekeyacolite But the emperor did not want to become the Tyrant he is, he gave humanity so many chances and all of it went to waste to the point we where running out of time, if he did not take over humanity would be wiped from existence with how many shit they are facing waaaay before they reached 40k. I doubt that he wanted to be in power forever, it's just that the problems he had to solve on the time he had and his godlike persona distanced him from what it is to actually be human and this reflected on how he neglected his sons, like he was speedrunning his way to advance humanity
@@euqinemor or at least that's how he saw it. Which is pretty much the encyclopedic definition of how narcissistic personality works - they always genuinely believe they're only taking control because without them everything will go to shit. Pretty sure most tyrants in history thought they were merely doing the bare minimum to save and advance their people. Here's the difference though: unlike petty mortals, Big E is a godlike being with something approaching omni-knowledge. In "Mechanicum" it is explained, how he calculated and manipulated millennia of human civilization to come to his goals. So mistakes that would be at least understandable for anyone else, for him are inexcusable. I personally think the short story "The Last Church" does a great job of showing how his mind works. Another character throws the truth about tyranny in his face and what's the only response Emperor gives? "The difference is, I know I'm right". That's the true mind of a fanatic.
@@Orimthekeyacolite Yeah but the problem is that he was not trying to shape humanity to his will for the sake of his view, but trying to stop the literal doomsday, he saw chaos approaching and knew humanity as it is had no chance of survival and WE as outsiders (readers) know that if not for him it was either chaos or any of the other shit. It was indeed his way of thinking and narcissistic approeach to the problems needed to be solved that caused the Horus Heresy, if he ever stopped, had a deep breath and gave the attention, and trust to give an explanaition that his sons needed, it wouldnt have happened at all.Almost all of the tech humanity uses now was created by him and mechanicus are the guys that only exists becaus ehe shared the know how and means of production, wich is why they have so much power in the imperium, humanity would have to fight all those horrors with tech worse than the most basic weapons the imperium has right now. The Last Church event is a prime example of him not wanting to be a God, not because of his narcissistc ways but he knew corruption by faith would happen, just like it happened on the Horus Heresy, Chaos would have his way to corrupt faith even on the hearth of those that are good, his own son not only worshipped "good gods" that where Chaos god in disguise but also Big E and was corrupted regardless of him being one of the guys that view him so high.
@@euqinemor "and WE as outsiders (readers) know that if not for him it was either chaos or any of the other shit" I don't think that's true at all, actually. In fact, there's only so much we can ever know for sure as readers, given how a lot of the "information" we get in the books is nothing more than POV by unreliable narrators and personal interpretations/opinions of characters who are heavily involved on one side or the other, and thus - hardly objective. Once again, just to be clear: I don't doubt the Emperor himself believed his version of future history, nor that he had good reasons to, with his powers of premonition and the ability to calculate hundreds of steps forward. But that doesn't mean we - or any of the characters, for that matter - should automatically buy into his vision and accept it as canon. However godlike, he's still a person, proven to be just as prone to making mistakes as anyone. With the only difference that his errors of judgement inevitably turn catastrophic in scale!
Vulkan for loyal space marines. Magnus for Chaos. #2 loyal would be leon Johnson and #2 chaos would be Fulgrim. The salamanders are one of the only forces of good in 40K and have a pension for fire and the Thousand Sons are Egyptian space wizards that do a good job blending chaos marines with magic.
I'd have to say that my favourite two Primarchs are Rogal Dorn and Magnus. This is largely because of their roles in TTS, but also because they are either genuinely good, heroic people who stood side by side with the Emperor against impossible odds during the Imperium's darkest hour in the case of the former, or a tragic figure coerced bit by bit into joining Chaos through the manipulation of their abilities and good intentions by dark forces more powerful and sinister than they could've ever imagined in the case of the latter.
In general, I find the traitor Primarchs more interesting. Horus for his charisma, Lorgar for his fervent quest for the truth, the tragedy of Angron, Magnus for his curiosity, Perty for his rejection of the Chaos Gods whilst not being a loyalist. It's questionable if the Alpha-Legion is truly a traitor legion even. Not a big fan of stinky Morty or Bat-Man wanna-be Konrad, Fulgrim is just a perv. As per the Loyalists, The Lions sons treatment of anyone even seeing a Fallen makes me dislike them, Ferrus... well he's dead, Jag, is just uninteresting to me (probably the most level headed primarch but that doesn't make for good stories), Leman Russ of the Space Furries, Rogal I like but TTS has a LOT to do with that, Sangy just seems 'off' that the angel also = a vampire, G-Man the accountant, Corvus the Emo (barf), & then there's Vulkan who I like but TTS also played bigly into that...... Now come here and give your big brother a big primarch hug friend!
Also made his own Warp nature his bitch without godly assistance, fueled by a combination of sheer rage, stubbornness, and a need to revenge his way out of terminal depression. Iconic.
My favorite are number 2 and 11. They just have such a deep lore yet still are mysterious enough to keep me captivated. But honestly, it's because I love custom chapters and custom primarchs mean I can give my custom chapters any flaw or focus I want and still technically be canon. Except it isn't because any knowledge of them is lost, redacted, or suppressed. I am Alpharius.
Magnus, Angron and Mortarion are really the most tragic of all the Primarchs, Magnus, cuz he actually tried to help, but Leman and Magnus' beef pushed him to Chaos, Angron, because he, along with Corvusz understood the wrongness of tyranny and was forever scared and broken because of it, only to see all the ever cared for die, because his father wanted to use him as a tool. Mortarion, because he STILL hates the warp but is unable to fight his god, and understandably hates Typhus for bringing him and his son's to such lows, yet whose souls still is untainted with his scythe showing that even though he fights for a cause he loathes, a part of him will never truly kneel to it, as his final spit in the face of chaos and nurgle. Honestly those are the best traitors primarchs, for the loyalists, Corvus, Jaghatai, and Vulkan for all being the absolute most reasonable and just of the loyalists. Corvus told the Emperor if he betrayed humanity and shit, he'd rebel and kill him, to his fucking face. Dude hated tyrants but also hated evil, so no chance that Chaos would be something he'd side with. Vulkan for being the only Primarch to truly love not just Humanity, but the humans of it. Flawed for slaughtering followers of xenos who were saved by said xenos, to which, he would later regret, so whilst zealous, capable of understanding what to regret and try to do better. Jaghatai.... The only one that wasn't fucking retarded, like honestly he genuinely did Intel gathering during the Horus Heresy to figure out which side we're actually fighting for a better future for humanity and not just their end goals. Eventually figuring yeah, Emperor is far bigger of a prick than he thought, but understandably so seeing what he has been facing all along, the forces of Chaos. And actually thought of things and wasn't blinded by prejudice or honor or pride. He stick to what he agrees to, call bullshit out when it happens, gets shit done without a damn about honor or bragging, and just tried to do what was best for humanity, and didn't let himself get blinded by prejudice towards psykers or unusual mortal abraces in the Imperium. Honestly considering his family, I would also fuck off to the farthest reaches of space to get shit done and not have to bother with my objectively batshit insane family and their solar system sized egos and fuck weird traditions and etiquette. Truly the most sensible of the primarchs. And some of the best drip of 30k.
Vulkan and the Salamanders have always been my favorite legion for their style, tactics, and character. They also have some of the greatest battles in their lore and are honestly much more interesting, to me, to watch interact with the greater imperium and xenos threats around them, given their more humanitarian views and ideals, but also their brutal nature in combat. Plus, dragons are cool, and the idea of dragon slaying just being the TRAINING EXERCISE for them is ridiculously badass.
“Amateurs talk strategy, professionals talk logistics,” and Gulliman is the master of the second (not half bad at the first either, but many of his brothers are better). He’ll always be the favorite, damn good administrator… for the Primarchs. Honorable mention is Dorn, and second favorite would be Vulcan.
This video is everything I needed. This might be a hot take, but I’m gonna go with Conrad because I think he was the only primarch to see the Emperor for who he really was.
Everyone is picking all the fun Primarchs but my boy Papa Smurf, aka Roboute Guilliman doesn't get the respect he deserves. The man literally put together an entire empire within the imperium of man, and has been cobbling together the Imperium at large at every turn. Sure he's not as good at any of the thematic strengths of the other primarchs, but from the perspective of a regular human (outside of Vulkan's/Salamanders' save-a-villager approach): Who is the one still around, working ceaselessly to keep a semblance of safety and stability for mankind? He is the best at nothing but #2 at everything kind of guy. Jack of all trades, the hero mankind needs. The man handles his own in duels vs his brothers, even 2 on one. Has an eldari death goddess waifu, survives chaos inflicted wounds, built the arguably most prolific astartes legion, is not his father's favorite (Horus) but IS the one that's chosen after everything is said and done. P.S. Did I mention he's the only dad that actually comes back after going out to get some milk?
i think Guilliman's problem is he's the only sane man in a universe of the insane, which makes him boring in the grimdark hilarity of 40k. In real life? im backing that guy 100%. Reading a book? miss me with that vanilla good guy stuff.
ferrus is my favourite because he seemed to deeply love fulgrim, his only source of happiness, only to be betrayed and killed by him, such a tragic tale. love jaghatai too!
I’m a sucker for Lionel. A distinguished tactician and strategist. I think even he recognized that the galaxy was too small for so many demi gods, and at one point the chips would have to go down.
Space Caesar Captain America is up there with "...is Jesus if his children were vampires" for what made me laugh hardest. This was amazing. Magnus also has a bit of Odin about him - only one eye and a love of knowledge and magic
Your descriptions are hilarious, new sub here based solely on those! Punisher and Joker... Jesus if his kids were vampires... Excellent. Looking forward to checking out your other videos.
Love your choice sir and VERY close to mine with similar reasons. I love Ferrus Manus the best because he’s the most rebellious of the loyalists, but still loves the emperor. He also is now with the Legion of the Damned making him Ghost Rider Iron Dad.
Mine is Lion el Johnson he's a badass but he doesn't need claws or a big hammer he's just good at what he does he's super strategic more than likely better than Gilman I also like the betrayal from his best friend it also doesn't help that I'm painting a dark Angel's army lol
Not a lot of love for my boy Leman Russ in these comments, so I'll give a shout out (howl) to the wolf! He was grim and jovial in turns, and led his legion by example to strike a balance with their gene flaw.
Lion L'Jonson and Jaghatai Khan are my favorites. I like the Lion's undying loyalty and unlike that crybaby Perturabo, doesnt require validation. Jaghatai I like because he's an independent thinker and a free spirit.
funny enough i like perturabo both on Horus Heresy and Roboutilian Heresy. HH Pert showed that had he have given a chance and not thrown in dredge work all the time he could produce massive results (just ask the Imperial Fists) meanwhile on RH Perturabo is one of the awesome characters there. it showed if he showed responsibility and maturity, he is one of the favored sons. oh and those Iron Cages killing those blasted Chaos Marines everyday.
Conrad Kurze is my personal favorite. Such a unique character. Equal parts pure evil and weirdly selfless empathy. The only primarch with no adopted family, he was literally raised by the streets. An absolute nightmare to fight against, but not motivated by rage like Angron or joy of battle like Russ or Khan. Just an inhuman being with unfathomable goals and motivations who seems to understand things deeper than any of his fellows. He reminds me of the Logen Ninefingers character from the First Law series mixed with Rorschach from Watchmen
6:41 Its important to clarify that Salamander skin tone is a feature of theirs that stems entirely from the conditions of the planet they live on. They Are not ‘Ethnically Black’ as their skin tone is described as charcoal as a result of their exposure to the conditions on the planet they are on. The image used to depict a salamander is more akin to an ethnic African American. Other Salamander pictures ive seen more accurately show a charcoal black skin colour as opposed to just a brown African American appearance which is completely incorrect.
I'm ok with my local Primark, or any really. They usually have plenty of selection and decent prices. Although, I wouldn't buy shoes from there, my last one lasted only 4 months of heavy use.
Russ! Space pups all the way baby! Mainly because it was 12 year old me randomly coming across the "Space Wolf" novel in my local library some 19 years ago, looking at the cover/reading the transcript and thinking "shit looks dope, I'm gonna read it", that opened the world of warhammer to me. Been hooked ever since.
My top 3 are Perty and Konrad because they feel like two primarchs who had actually understandable reasons for turning on the Imperium and the Emperor and Alpharius because I love how much of a meme tge Alpha Legion is.
I just love Perturabo. I think he's completely badass in Angel Exterminatus and he gives me an outlet for the many resentments I have about life. But in real life, I think I identify with Sanguinius more. He was my first point of contact with 40k. But the IW are my favorite to paint and collect.
I can certainly sympathize with him. All he wanted was to build, create and be praised for his work. Instead all he got were constant assignments to destroy and slog through the mud and lay sieges. I can sympathize with finding passion in something yet having to do something else because you’re good at it and it pays the bills
Honestly i like the idea they're from a tube more than from a single mother who was also a perpetual who made a deal with the chaos gods. Mainly cause the idea in my head would be that The Emperor, in his quest to perfect humanity and bring them to conquer the galaxy, would have gone around terra either stockpiling genetic material to creature his sons in a series of failed experiments until he got the magic formula OR found what he would have considered to be the peak of current humanity woman (at the time) and created his songs from their eggs. It would also, again this is to me, show someone what lf his cold love for humanity in how he could have gone through that process, either secretly through regular medical examinations to take their eggs or openly through careful seduction before leaving them in the dirty to further his goal. But again thats just my take on it. Love the videos man. Keep it up 👍
You can come at me but Perturabo is my favorite. Literally the one doing everything for the traitors and dragging Angrons ass back into the freight, he may be a jealous man child, but you may be one too if you are stuck with a bunch of lunatics and constantly seeing the eye of terror, which should have drove him insane.
I like Fulgrim because he acts as a reflection of Sanguinius' natural perfection. Where Sanguinius was simply born "best of men" Fulgrim had to work to achieve the love of the people of chemos. He also conquered his planet without bloodshed.
the lion hands down best primarch. it's the only loyalist primarch that Horus went out of his way to not face. Horus wasnt scared of sanguinius, robut, or even the emperor. he was, however, scared enough of the dark angels to send them so far away they could never reach tera in time to lift the siege, AND he sacrificed the nighlords to keep him there. the lion was the only tactician that Horus knew he couldnt best.
Angron is the best, he is the very definition of grim dark, forced to murder his adopted father Onimais, his potential ripped from his body and his soul because of the butcher’s nails, leading a slave rebellion not because he felt like taken over a world but because he wanted to free his fellow slaves, then openly defying the emperor when asked to abandon his army, forced to live as a ghost to fight for the emperor, now he is a demon primarch rage incarcerated
Sanguinius will always be awesome, but I thing the khan and vulkan are my 2 faves. I love the speedy white scars and the salamanders whole fire thing is just awesome.
Upon learning about other primarch, I thought Ferrus Manus was actually good. But sad to see him get decapitated as if he wasn't able to fight fairly. On my list, I think Corax sits at first since he and I are not so different (in invisibility of course). Next is Sanguinius, an angelic figure that is literally badass during horus heresy and outplayed Angron. Still mad at how he was mutilated by Horus during their fight and how the Emperor wouldn't immediately take down Horus. Lastly is either Vulkan cuz he's such an emotional and loving primarch that would help others and gets constantly get revived. It's crazy how he is still missing to this day and assumingly Trazyn may have probably put him on a stasis. If not Vulkan, I'd say Rogal Dorn is my least favorite as to how this man defended the Palace during Horus Heresy.
I am going to disregard the playstyle of Chapters and simply admit: Roboute Guilliman is my favorite. What can i say, I guess I need at least a sliver of light. And Ultrasmurfs are, honestly, awesome. (I like the colors of iFists or Alpha the best though) (I also quite like Magnus the Red and 1000 Sons) (so: Loyalists: Ultra > iFist > Salamander ; Chaos: 1000 >= Alpha > KWE) Courage and Honor!
0:58 purple and gold is roman theme. both gold and purple dye were considered godly/royalty material so only worn by very special people in very special cases. for example, julius caesar wore purple during one of his triumphs, if I remember correctly its the one where he brought vercingetorix the defeated leaders of the gauls and human sacrificed vercingetorix at the temple of jupiter optimus maximus.
Recently I got back into 40k with the 10th edition rules coming out. I used to run generic Chaos Marines and Tyranids. The more I looked at lore the more I liked Lion and Magnus. More specifically I enjoyed Magnus's journey and that he really didn't think anything he was doing was wrong due to the influence of the Chaos Gods (namely Tzeentch) and then turning into a super demon because of it. Lion's Dark Angels are just interesting because they're so zealously honorable. They want to find and either kill the ones that aren't apart of their legion as they're supposed to be because they're traitors to them. Lion is kind of a bit more of a foil and guidepost for them instead of them running wild and going full Inquisition on people.
I imagine Nurgle and Tzeentch having a discussion... Nurgle's hand is reaching behind his head, a zipper sound is heard and before Tzeentch Alpharius appears!
Truthfully , it's so Deep,I don't know what the hell is going on. The style ,incredible artwork,amazing cgi and great music has captured my fascination.
Ideas for Primarch 2 and 11: Primarch #2 grew up on a jungle planet raised by Australopithecus who is a Tarzan/Rambo and likes to wear leopard skin. He also recruited the indigenous apes into his ranks as Space Marines. His legions is the Jaguar Dawn. Primarch #11 is basically a Captain Ahab/Captain Nemo who grew up on an ocean planet filled with sea monsters, adopted by a King and Queen. In his late 20s he was saved from drowning by a Nereid(mermaid) and has been searching the planet's oceans to find her ever since. He loves her so much, he would do anything to find her(even if it means giving into the powers of Chaos). He and his legion basically end up like Davy Jones and his crew. His legion is the Siren's Songs.
0:31 I'd argue that Caliban was inspired primarily by judaic and biblical motives (the names of the most space marines in the early lore suggest that). The Old English/Arthurian veneer was added later, circa 2011-2012 with the publishing of Savage Weapons and The Lion (novella), where characters like Corswain were introduced and developed. This might have been caused by the change of DA writers from Scanlon and Lee to Gav Thorpe, or maybe Alan Bligh came up with an idea of a revamp after the first HH Dark Angel novels bombed. Whatever the reason may be, this adds an interesting eclectic twist to their culture, that's for sure.
Corvus dived into the warp to hunt Horus down for his heresy and was mutated into I Daemon Raven while still not joining the forces of chaos, while the Raven guard aren’t really my favorite chapter, Corvus is still insanely cool to me
One quick correction: Horus remembered tbe 2nd and/or the eleventh before he turned traitor, as he was going to say their names before malcador used psychic power to shut him up
Konrad Curze obviously. He doesn't get enough love even though he was a prophet that could see the future and pacified an entire world through fear via torture and mutilation. Also his legion, though traitor, has been kept mostly mutation and demon free throughout the millenia.
Favorite's Rogal Dorn. I played Horus Heresy Legions and my favorite playstyle was the Imperial Fists. Also, the man himself is pretty hot, all things considered.
Fulgrim is my favourite because he got done dirty by the writers and I am massively looking forward to the battle between chaos fulgrim and clone-grim when it finally happens. I like the thought of there being an opportunity to bring another primarch back into the fold.
I like those three: - Perturabo - cool name, technichal geek, leads the real war battle (with, dirt, blood and depression) Not merry adventures like others - Conrad Curze - the real Bad ass, Who had nuts to decide to be killed, the real independent and smart guy Who made three best primarchs look like helpless fools. Also he's a Good PvP duelist - Ferrus Manus - tough and brutal badass, uses tanks and explosion, has a cool augmented legion (although he doesn't like it), keeps his planet in an endless civil war between clans in Order to prevent them becoming pussies
Lemme fix these; Perty - A paranoid pissbaby whose constantly buttmad that he's living in Dorn's shadow. The Birdman who Laughs - An actual schizo who decided that life wasn't worth it and that people who break laws are to die screaming, or serve as his personal plaything. (He once made a statue out of people who were still alive) Iron Hands - A naive guy who, despite being a badass who fought a space dragon, couldn't see that his twink brother had gone full demon despite being 2 feet from his face.
Still getting more into 40k (so very much a warhammer noob) I would say the ying yang of Dorn / Perturabo. Siege meets defense. But also their dynamics I find very interesting. I used to say Vulcan but those two are inching towards my new favorites. (Not a Legion, but I love the Death Korps. The great war aesthetic caught me and pulled me in.)
After Ferrus' fight and decapitation by Fulgrim, Vulkan is now accepted to be head-and-shoulders the largest Primarch Unless Magnus feels like being big OR if Daemon Angron has to face Lionel Johnson.
I've got a soft spot for Lion El'Jonson. Based on his origin (growing up with no parents or any human contact in a forest full of village-eating-monsters) he should be just as messed up as Angron or Cruze. But, somehow, he's as loyal and well-adjusted as Gulliman or Dorn--except for not being very good at relating to other people....
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For loyalists, Guilliman, I don't know why.
For traitors, Mortarion because of his design aesthetics.
For Alpharius, Omegon.
whats alpharius ?
@@zacknoxim1847 Omegon
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Because lobotomy Girlyman is the ideal primarch
@@lambchop58 He's the beige color of primarchs.
My favorite primarch is a toss up between Alpharius, Alpharius, and Alpharius. Also, I am Alpharius.
A fair point
Hydra dominatus!
Hydra Dominatus
Haha, good one Alpharius.
Hmmm, Very Well, Carry on Alpharius.
Should’ve done Horus more justice. He was the Warmaster, the second person in the whole Imperium and His favorite son. Most charismatic out of all primarchs despite them all being very charismatic. Luna Wolves also had more wins than any other legions too
Oh, I almost forgot. Fuck Erebus
I have read a lot of Warhammer 40k books the last few months. And I agree, fuck Erebus. And to be honest: Slowly I start to believe that Erebus maybe is much more then just a space marine. I even thougt if he's not a Chaos God himself, hiding very well. He is calling himself the Hand of Destiny and it feels like he is always at the right place at the right time to spread corruption.
That assumes the Emperor actually sees them as sons... In Master of Mankind he very clearly states to Arkham Land that he has no feelings for them, comparing them to Pinocchio.
He was a jealous and double-crossing manipulator even before the Heresy though, as Forge World HH books portray it. However, his superb leadership and charisma have rightly put him on the very top.
The man literally turned evil because he got stabbed with a magic knife and then a random Word Bearers chaplain *who he had literally just caught lying to him like five minutes previously* showed him some LSD visions of a possible future.
Magnus even psychically projected himself (at great cost) into Horus' mind to be like "This dude is evil and lying to you," but Horus took the side of the proven liar over his own brother, and then went *so hard* into evil that he tricked Russ into destroying Prospero, killed a bunch of his own sons who he knew would stay loyal, and then orchestrated the Drop Site Massacre.
He doesn't deserve more justice TBH.
@@peterlepper5199 "He doesn't deserve more justice "
He certainly does,
justice from the author as to WHY he chose to believe Erebus over his own brother Magnus in that situation. There should have been at least a 5 page dialogue of Horus talking to himself regarding this supposed future where half his brothers are treated as Gods & the other half erased from history. How he views that this cannot be accepted and how he feels betrayed by his Father the Emperor for hiding this intentions from him. Perhaps also have him lament on the Thunder Warriors to make the comparison to the Astartes as he slowly comes to his conclusion that Erebus, while even shown to be deceitful to Horus, may be the one telling the truth (which he was actually, just not showing it to Horus to PREVENT it from happening, but to ENSURE it)
Then flesh out to much greater detail how he slips into Chaos instead of that huge leap of character from the 2nd to 3rd novel.
0:24 Lion El'Jonson Ist
0:56 Fulgrim IIIrd
1:22 Perturabo IVth
1:49 Jaghatai Khan Vth
2:04 Leman Russ VIth
2:21 Rogal Dorn VIIth
2:40 Konrad Curze VIIIth
3:08 Sanguinius IXth
3:35 Ferrus Manus Xth
4:05 Angron XIIth
4:29 Roboute Guilliman XIIIth
4:54 Mortarion XIVth
5:19 Magnus the Red XVth
5:43 Horus XVIth
6:09 Lorgar XVIIth
6:41 Vulkan XVIIIth
7:05 Corvus Corax XIXth
7:28 Alpharius, Omegon XXth
can i just ask, why is there no II legion?
@@bjrnjoakimtofsland8035 the 2nd & 11th legions were purged from imperial records.
Malcador the Sigilite about killed Horus (pre-Heresy) by force choking him for merely trying to say the name of the Primarch from one of those legions.
GW intentionally has left the actual 'reason as to why' unknown to all.
Why they did that I can only assume that they wanted to seem edgy, mysterious, & to let people use their own imaginations allowing for homebrew chapters to be made up by players of the table-top game.
Once in a while they let an author drop some clues as to what happened to those legions which has led to speculation that they were culled by the Space Wolves & Dark Angels but AFAIK there's no official canon stating as such.
thats not 20 dumbass
My favorite Primarch is Jaghatai Khan.
Most people think of him as just ''Ghengis Khan in space'' but he's so much more.
Besides being a speed freak & mighty warrior, he's also very interested in fine arts like calligraphy & music and has encouraged his sons to embrace them too. Because, we may be savage warriors who love to crush our enemies and see them driven before us, but that doesn't mean that we're uncultured philistines.
Also, he's actually one of the most level-headed & reasonable Primarchs. He tried to be diplomatic with the whole psyker issue between Magnus & the other Primarchs.
He knew that the Emperor was essentially an absolutist tyrant, but when Horus tried to get him on his side using that argument, he replied: " Yeah sure, our father is basically an immortal intergalactic dictator, but that doesn't mean I'm gonna turn into worshipping demonic entities from a dimension that is essentially hell, basically becoming their slaves. I mean common guys think for second, we´re supposed to be genius demi-gods!"
If half his brothers had as much common sense, like the Khan, the whole Horus Heresy would have never happened. Or the way he handled the fact that some of his men went traitor.
He basically killed most of the traitors on the spot and then send the last remaining ones who plead for mercy on a suicide mission, where they died in order to create an opening for the rest of the Legion. Compare this to how the Dark Angels handle the Fallen.
Oh and he's a great troll & shit-talker too.
Fulgrim: "I hear you do weird things with your ships."
Jaghatai Khan: ''And I hear you do weird things to your Astartes...."
It would be cool if he eventually returns to the setting.
Exactly, he's the only loyalist who stood on that side for a good reason, while not having any illusions about the kind of monster his father was. While it might be hard to personally dislike Sanguinius, Vulkan, Guilliman, the naive fools apparently were truly charmed by the Emperor and honestly believed that pompous narcissistic ahole was humanities saving grace. Khan is much more reasonable this way, he just made a judgement call on what's the lesser evil
@@Orimthekeyacolite But the emperor did not want to become the Tyrant he is, he gave humanity so many chances and all of it went to waste to the point we where running out of time, if he did not take over humanity would be wiped from existence with how many shit they are facing waaaay before they reached 40k.
I doubt that he wanted to be in power forever, it's just that the problems he had to solve on the time he had and his godlike persona distanced him from what it is to actually be human and this reflected on how he neglected his sons, like he was speedrunning his way to advance humanity
@@euqinemor or at least that's how he saw it. Which is pretty much the encyclopedic definition of how narcissistic personality works - they always genuinely believe they're only taking control because without them everything will go to shit. Pretty sure most tyrants in history thought they were merely doing the bare minimum to save and advance their people.
Here's the difference though: unlike petty mortals, Big E is a godlike being with something approaching omni-knowledge. In "Mechanicum" it is explained, how he calculated and manipulated millennia of human civilization to come to his goals. So mistakes that would be at least understandable for anyone else, for him are inexcusable. I personally think the short story "The Last Church" does a great job of showing how his mind works. Another character throws the truth about tyranny in his face and what's the only response Emperor gives? "The difference is, I know I'm right". That's the true mind of a fanatic.
@@Orimthekeyacolite Yeah but the problem is that he was not trying to shape humanity to his will for the sake of his view, but trying to stop the literal doomsday, he saw chaos approaching and knew humanity as it is had no chance of survival and WE as outsiders (readers) know that if not for him it was either chaos or any of the other shit. It was indeed his way of thinking and narcissistic approeach to the problems needed to be solved that caused the Horus Heresy, if he ever stopped, had a deep breath and gave the attention, and trust to give an explanaition that his sons needed, it wouldnt have happened at all.Almost all of the tech humanity uses now was created by him and mechanicus are the guys that only exists becaus ehe shared the know how and means of production, wich is why they have so much power in the imperium, humanity would have to fight all those horrors with tech worse than the most basic weapons the imperium has right now.
The Last Church event is a prime example of him not wanting to be a God, not because of his narcissistc ways but he knew corruption by faith would happen, just like it happened on the Horus Heresy, Chaos would have his way to corrupt faith even on the hearth of those that are good, his own son not only worshipped "good gods" that where Chaos god in disguise but also Big E and was corrupted regardless of him being one of the guys that view him so high.
@@euqinemor
"and WE as outsiders (readers) know that if not for him it was either chaos or any of the other shit"
I don't think that's true at all, actually. In fact, there's only so much we can ever know for sure as readers, given how a lot of the "information" we get in the books is nothing more than POV by unreliable narrators and personal interpretations/opinions of characters who are heavily involved on one side or the other, and thus - hardly objective. Once again, just to be clear: I don't doubt the Emperor himself believed his version of future history, nor that he had good reasons to, with his powers of premonition and the ability to calculate hundreds of steps forward. But that doesn't mean we - or any of the characters, for that matter - should automatically buy into his vision and accept it as canon. However godlike, he's still a person, proven to be just as prone to making mistakes as anyone. With the only difference that his errors of judgement inevitably turn catastrophic in scale!
The true, deepest lore of 40k is realizing that the whole setting is just Alpharius playing chess with himself. #weareAlpharius
Vulkan for loyal space marines. Magnus for Chaos. #2 loyal would be leon Johnson and #2 chaos would be Fulgrim. The salamanders are one of the only forces of good in 40K and have a pension for fire and the Thousand Sons are Egyptian space wizards that do a good job blending chaos marines with magic.
Lmao same
I'd have to say that my favourite two Primarchs are Rogal Dorn and Magnus. This is largely because of their roles in TTS, but also because they are either genuinely good, heroic people who stood side by side with the Emperor against impossible odds during the Imperium's darkest hour in the case of the former, or a tragic figure coerced bit by bit into joining Chaos through the manipulation of their abilities and good intentions by dark forces more powerful and sinister than they could've ever imagined in the case of the latter.
Very good and well thought out choices. Personally I like Ferrus Manus because Tough and also ghost rider Primarch.
TTS Magnus is my favorite character
In general, I find the traitor Primarchs more interesting.
Horus for his charisma, Lorgar for his fervent quest for the truth, the tragedy of Angron, Magnus for his curiosity, Perty for his rejection of the Chaos Gods whilst not being a loyalist. It's questionable if the Alpha-Legion is truly a traitor legion even. Not a big fan of stinky Morty or Bat-Man wanna-be Konrad, Fulgrim is just a perv.
As per the Loyalists, The Lions sons treatment of anyone even seeing a Fallen makes me dislike them, Ferrus... well he's dead, Jag, is just uninteresting to me (probably the most level headed primarch but that doesn't make for good stories), Leman Russ of the Space Furries, Rogal I like but TTS has a LOT to do with that, Sangy just seems 'off' that the angel also = a vampire, G-Man the accountant, Corvus the Emo (barf), & then there's Vulkan who I like but TTS also played bigly into that...... Now come here and give your big brother a big primarch hug friend!
These are my two favorites as well
Favorite Primarch is probably Rogal Dorn due to the Black Templars and his distaste for the Officio Assassinorum.
As well as TTS. You can't think of Rogal Dorn without hearing him say "I am fortifying this position" in his voice from there.
We shall FORTIFY this comment section
@@furioussherman7265 "I am not an infant. I am MANY years old."
Corax is based, and fits the aesthetics I most love about 40k: bleak, gothic, tragic, guerilla fighters, sniper duels, and underdogs.
Don't forget the human experimentation
Also made his own Warp nature his bitch without godly assistance, fueled by a combination of sheer rage, stubbornness, and a need to revenge his way out of terminal depression. Iconic.
Strange to hear the Valheim Plains music under a glossary of WH40K primarchs...
My favorite are number 2 and 11. They just have such a deep lore yet still are mysterious enough to keep me captivated.
But honestly, it's because I love custom chapters and custom primarchs mean I can give my custom chapters any flaw or focus I want and still technically be canon.
Except it isn't because any knowledge of them is lost, redacted, or suppressed.
I am Alpharius.
Fave Primarch has to be Angron. His path is tragedy after tragedy, and so excruciatingly close to going a different path.
Magnus, Angron and Mortarion are really the most tragic of all the Primarchs, Magnus, cuz he actually tried to help, but Leman and Magnus' beef pushed him to Chaos, Angron, because he, along with Corvusz understood the wrongness of tyranny and was forever scared and broken because of it, only to see all the ever cared for die, because his father wanted to use him as a tool.
Mortarion, because he STILL hates the warp but is unable to fight his god, and understandably hates Typhus for bringing him and his son's to such lows, yet whose souls still is untainted with his scythe showing that even though he fights for a cause he loathes, a part of him will never truly kneel to it, as his final spit in the face of chaos and nurgle.
Honestly those are the best traitors primarchs, for the loyalists, Corvus, Jaghatai, and Vulkan for all being the absolute most reasonable and just of the loyalists.
Corvus told the Emperor if he betrayed humanity and shit, he'd rebel and kill him, to his fucking face.
Dude hated tyrants but also hated evil, so no chance that Chaos would be something he'd side with.
Vulkan for being the only Primarch to truly love not just Humanity, but the humans of it.
Flawed for slaughtering followers of xenos who were saved by said xenos, to which, he would later regret, so whilst zealous, capable of understanding what to regret and try to do better.
Jaghatai....
The only one that wasn't fucking retarded, like honestly he genuinely did Intel gathering during the Horus Heresy to figure out which side we're actually fighting for a better future for humanity and not just their end goals.
Eventually figuring yeah, Emperor is far bigger of a prick than he thought, but understandably so seeing what he has been facing all along, the forces of Chaos. And actually thought of things and wasn't blinded by prejudice or honor or pride.
He stick to what he agrees to, call bullshit out when it happens, gets shit done without a damn about honor or bragging, and just tried to do what was best for humanity, and didn't let himself get blinded by prejudice towards psykers or unusual mortal abraces in the Imperium.
Honestly considering his family, I would also fuck off to the farthest reaches of space to get shit done and not have to bother with my objectively batshit insane family and their solar system sized egos and fuck weird traditions and etiquette.
Truly the most sensible of the primarchs.
And some of the best drip of 30k.
This deserves a lot more likes than what it has now.
@@KaidoTech198 Lol thanks bro, I'm just happy some ppl get it
Vulkan and the Salamanders have always been my favorite legion for their style, tactics, and character. They also have some of the greatest battles in their lore and are honestly much more interesting, to me, to watch interact with the greater imperium and xenos threats around them, given their more humanitarian views and ideals, but also their brutal nature in combat. Plus, dragons are cool, and the idea of dragon slaying just being the TRAINING EXERCISE for them is ridiculously badass.
That last bit with Alpharius is really funny.
Well done.
“Amateurs talk strategy, professionals talk logistics,” and Gulliman is the master of the second (not half bad at the first either, but many of his brothers are better). He’ll always be the favorite, damn good administrator… for the Primarchs. Honorable mention is Dorn, and second favorite would be Vulcan.
This video is everything I needed. This might be a hot take, but I’m gonna go with Conrad because I think he was the only primarch to see the Emperor for who he really was.
Ave Dominus Nox, brother.
Vulkan is my favorite a blacksmith/pyromaniac that helps those in need, sign me up.
Everyone is picking all the fun Primarchs but my boy Papa Smurf, aka Roboute Guilliman doesn't get the respect he deserves.
The man literally put together an entire empire within the imperium of man, and has been cobbling together the Imperium at large at every turn. Sure he's not as good at any of the thematic strengths of the other primarchs, but from the perspective of a regular human (outside of Vulkan's/Salamanders' save-a-villager approach): Who is the one still around, working ceaselessly to keep a semblance of safety and stability for mankind?
He is the best at nothing but #2 at everything kind of guy. Jack of all trades, the hero mankind needs.
The man handles his own in duels vs his brothers, even 2 on one. Has an eldari death goddess waifu, survives chaos inflicted wounds, built the arguably most prolific astartes legion, is not his father's favorite (Horus) but IS the one that's chosen after everything is said and done.
P.S.
Did I mention he's the only dad that actually comes back after going out to get some milk?
Guilliman is the best Primarch because he actually knows how to run an empire.
i think Guilliman's problem is he's the only sane man in a universe of the insane, which makes him boring in the grimdark hilarity of 40k.
In real life? im backing that guy 100%. Reading a book? miss me with that vanilla good guy stuff.
@@sethleoric2598 And he trains most of his astartes to be civic leaders in times of peace.
ferrus is my favourite because he seemed to deeply love fulgrim, his only source of happiness, only to be betrayed and killed by him, such a tragic tale. love jaghatai too!
I’m a sucker for Lionel. A distinguished tactician and strategist. I think even he recognized that the galaxy was too small for so many demi gods, and at one point the chips would have to go down.
Space Caesar Captain America is up there with "...is Jesus if his children were vampires" for what made me laugh hardest. This was amazing.
Magnus also has a bit of Odin about him - only one eye and a love of knowledge and magic
Your descriptions are hilarious, new sub here based solely on those! Punisher and Joker... Jesus if his kids were vampires... Excellent. Looking forward to checking out your other videos.
Thanks most are on Conan but I do have a Ferrus Manus video planned
Perturabo. I love his style and he feels like the least chaos traitor primarch.
Love your choice sir and VERY close to mine with similar reasons. I love Ferrus Manus the best because he’s the most rebellious of the loyalists, but still loves the emperor. He also is now with the Legion of the Damned making him Ghost Rider Iron Dad.
whispered from behind: Corvus Corax...
Mine is Lion el Johnson he's a badass but he doesn't need claws or a big hammer he's just good at what he does he's super strategic more than likely better than Gilman I also like the betrayal from his best friend it also doesn't help that I'm painting a dark Angel's army lol
I love the Lion. But he could be a little less authistic.
I think him and Guilliman are equals in being top tier strategists.
Not a lot of love for my boy Leman Russ in these comments, so I'll give a shout out (howl) to the wolf! He was grim and jovial in turns, and led his legion by example to strike a balance with their gene flaw.
Lion L'Jonson and Jaghatai Khan are my favorites. I like the Lion's undying loyalty and unlike that crybaby Perturabo, doesnt require validation. Jaghatai I like because he's an independent thinker and a free spirit.
funny enough i like perturabo both on Horus Heresy and Roboutilian Heresy.
HH Pert showed that had he have given a chance and not thrown in dredge work all the time he could produce massive results (just ask the Imperial Fists)
meanwhile on RH Perturabo is one of the awesome characters there. it showed if he showed responsibility and maturity, he is one of the favored sons.
oh and those Iron Cages killing those blasted Chaos Marines everyday.
Conrad Kurze is my personal favorite. Such a unique character. Equal parts pure evil and weirdly selfless empathy. The only primarch with no adopted family, he was literally raised by the streets. An absolute nightmare to fight against, but not motivated by rage like Angron or joy of battle like Russ or Khan. Just an inhuman being with unfathomable goals and motivations who seems to understand things deeper than any of his fellows. He reminds me of the Logen Ninefingers character from the First Law series mixed with Rorschach from Watchmen
6:41 Its important to clarify that Salamander skin tone is a feature of theirs that stems entirely from the conditions of the planet they live on. They Are not ‘Ethnically Black’ as their skin tone is described as charcoal as a result of their exposure to the conditions on the planet they are on. The image used to depict a salamander is more akin to an ethnic African American. Other Salamander pictures ive seen more accurately show a charcoal black skin colour as opposed to just a brown African American appearance which is completely incorrect.
Leman Russ. Who doesn't want to bee a viking space marine?
A fair statement
I'm ok with my local Primark, or any really. They usually have plenty of selection and decent prices. Although, I wouldn't buy shoes from there, my last one lasted only 4 months of heavy use.
love the Valheim sounds in the back
Russ! Space pups all the way baby! Mainly because it was 12 year old me randomly coming across the "Space Wolf" novel in my local library some 19 years ago, looking at the cover/reading the transcript and thinking "shit looks dope, I'm gonna read it", that opened the world of warhammer to me. Been hooked ever since.
My top 3 are Perty and Konrad because they feel like two primarchs who had actually understandable reasons for turning on the Imperium and the Emperor and Alpharius because I love how much of a meme tge Alpha Legion is.
This is awesome and I enjoy some of the humor sprinkled in!
I just love Perturabo. I think he's completely badass in Angel Exterminatus and he gives me an outlet for the many resentments I have about life. But in real life, I think I identify with Sanguinius more. He was my first point of contact with 40k. But the IW are my favorite to paint and collect.
I can certainly sympathize with him. All he wanted was to build, create and be praised for his work. Instead all he got were constant assignments to destroy and slog through the mud and lay sieges. I can sympathize with finding passion in something yet having to do something else because you’re good at it and it pays the bills
Honestly i like the idea they're from a tube more than from a single mother who was also a perpetual who made a deal with the chaos gods.
Mainly cause the idea in my head would be that The Emperor, in his quest to perfect humanity and bring them to conquer the galaxy, would have gone around terra either stockpiling genetic material to creature his sons in a series of failed experiments until he got the magic formula OR found what he would have considered to be the peak of current humanity woman (at the time) and created his songs from their eggs.
It would also, again this is to me, show someone what lf his cold love for humanity in how he could have gone through that process, either secretly through regular medical examinations to take their eggs or openly through careful seduction before leaving them in the dirty to further his goal.
But again thats just my take on it. Love the videos man. Keep it up 👍
Btw favourite primarch is Vulkan cause he's chill and hates elves
@@RyanTheMan000 a great choice!
Me Mum was a tube.... Mom-Everest! You lot wanna foight!?!
My favorite Roboute Guilliman.
Original.
You can come at me but Perturabo is my favorite. Literally the one doing everything for the traitors and dragging Angrons ass back into the freight, he may be a jealous man child, but you may be one too if you are stuck with a bunch of lunatics and constantly seeing the eye of terror, which should have drove him insane.
My fav is Rogal Dorn because I like to turtle in Supreme Commander as he does on Terra.
Sanguinius is best boy, no further proof or argument needed.
Best Man
Me: **Sees Jaghatai's sword** WHITE SCARS, HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
Excellent art style and summary, subbed
Nice to see my repaint of Disarmonias picture (thumbnail picture of this vid), always gives me a smile when i stumble upon it :)
I like Fulgrim because he acts as a reflection of Sanguinius' natural perfection. Where Sanguinius was simply born "best of men" Fulgrim had to work to achieve the love of the people of chemos. He also conquered his planet without bloodshed.
Best - because funniest - summary of the Primarchs I've ever heard.
"Sanguinius is Jesus.. if his kids were vampires."
Truth.
the lion hands down best primarch. it's the only loyalist primarch that Horus went out of his way to not face. Horus wasnt scared of sanguinius, robut, or even the emperor. he was, however, scared enough of the dark angels to send them so far away they could never reach tera in time to lift the siege, AND he sacrificed the nighlords to keep him there. the lion was the only tactician that Horus knew he couldnt best.
Angron is the best, he is the very definition of grim dark, forced to murder his adopted father Onimais, his potential ripped from his body and his soul because of the butcher’s nails, leading a slave rebellion not because he felt like taken over a world but because he wanted to free his fellow slaves, then openly defying the emperor when asked to abandon his army, forced to live as a ghost to fight for the emperor, now he is a demon primarch rage incarcerated
Yeah I don't understand why he gets so much hate in the fandom he deserves way more respect
Angron is my favourite simply because everyone seems to hate him and I love rooting for the unpopular choice. Also I like Spartacus.
Seeing Perty with hair is something I didn't expect to be uncomfortable with.
Vulkan was is and always will be my favorite primarch. The only genuinely nice guy in all of warhammer. Also fire is cool.
Ferrus Manus is my favourite overall and Horus is my favourite chaos Primarch.
Me too
@@GrimDarkHalfOff Mostly because I’ve been described as having a personality similar to Ferrus according to my closest friends.
Sanguinius will always be awesome, but I thing the khan and vulkan are my 2 faves. I love the speedy white scars and the salamanders whole fire thing is just awesome.
Upon learning about other primarch, I thought Ferrus Manus was actually good. But sad to see him get decapitated as if he wasn't able to fight fairly. On my list, I think Corax sits at first since he and I are not so different (in invisibility of course). Next is Sanguinius, an angelic figure that is literally badass during horus heresy and outplayed Angron. Still mad at how he was mutilated by Horus during their fight and how the Emperor wouldn't immediately take down Horus. Lastly is either Vulkan cuz he's such an emotional and loving primarch that would help others and gets constantly get revived. It's crazy how he is still missing to this day and assumingly Trazyn may have probably put him on a stasis. If not Vulkan, I'd say Rogal Dorn is my least favorite as to how this man defended the Palace during Horus Heresy.
I am going to disregard the playstyle of Chapters and simply admit: Roboute Guilliman is my favorite. What can i say, I guess I need at least a sliver of light. And Ultrasmurfs are, honestly, awesome. (I like the colors of iFists or Alpha the best though) (I also quite like Magnus the Red and 1000 Sons) (so: Loyalists: Ultra > iFist > Salamander ; Chaos: 1000 >= Alpha > KWE)
Courage and Honor!
0:58 purple and gold is roman theme. both gold and purple dye were considered godly/royalty material so only worn by very special people in very special cases. for example, julius caesar wore purple during one of his triumphs, if I remember correctly its the one where he brought vercingetorix the defeated leaders of the gauls and human sacrificed vercingetorix at the temple of jupiter optimus maximus.
Angron just needs a hug man, vulkan your brother need you
The thing Perterabo is seeing is confirmed as the Eye Of Terror
1:56
Dude straight up stole the Thundercats sword from Lionel.
1:52 “See? Da fasta one weahs RED!”
Orks best faction
Recently I got back into 40k with the 10th edition rules coming out. I used to run generic Chaos Marines and Tyranids. The more I looked at lore the more I liked Lion and Magnus. More specifically I enjoyed Magnus's journey and that he really didn't think anything he was doing was wrong due to the influence of the Chaos Gods (namely Tzeentch) and then turning into a super demon because of it. Lion's Dark Angels are just interesting because they're so zealously honorable. They want to find and either kill the ones that aren't apart of their legion as they're supposed to be because they're traitors to them. Lion is kind of a bit more of a foil and guidepost for them instead of them running wild and going full Inquisition on people.
I imagine Nurgle and Tzeentch having a discussion... Nurgle's hand is reaching behind his head, a zipper sound is heard and before Tzeentch Alpharius appears!
Valheim soundrack is great
I like to think they have different moms and are all half siblings.
Truthfully , it's so
Deep,I don't know what the hell is going on. The style ,incredible artwork,amazing cgi and great music has captured my fascination.
Ideas for Primarch 2 and 11:
Primarch #2 grew up on a jungle planet raised by Australopithecus who is a Tarzan/Rambo and likes to wear leopard skin. He also recruited the indigenous apes into his ranks as Space Marines.
His legions is the Jaguar Dawn.
Primarch #11 is basically a Captain Ahab/Captain Nemo who grew up on an ocean planet filled with sea monsters, adopted by a King and Queen. In his late 20s he was saved from drowning by a Nereid(mermaid) and has been searching the planet's oceans to find her ever since. He loves her so much, he would do anything to find her(even if it means giving into the powers of Chaos). He and his legion basically end up like Davy Jones and his crew.
His legion is the Siren's Songs.
0:31 I'd argue that Caliban was inspired primarily by judaic and biblical motives (the names of the most space marines in the early lore suggest that). The Old English/Arthurian veneer was added later, circa 2011-2012 with the publishing of Savage Weapons and The Lion (novella), where characters like Corswain were introduced and developed. This might have been caused by the change of DA writers from Scanlon and Lee to Gav Thorpe, or maybe Alan Bligh came up with an idea of a revamp after the first HH Dark Angel novels bombed.
Whatever the reason may be, this adds an interesting eclectic twist to their culture, that's for sure.
Great observation
english imagery and christian themes go hand in hand
Corvus dived into the warp to hunt Horus down for his heresy and was mutated into I Daemon Raven while still not joining the forces of chaos, while the Raven guard aren’t really my favorite chapter, Corvus is still insanely cool to me
Me too! My favorite Primarch
I like Leman. Dude and his dudes invented a way to get drunk for people who could not get drunk.
In terms of battle functionality Ferrus Manus, personality Vulkan.
One quick correction: Horus remembered tbe 2nd and/or the eleventh before he turned traitor, as he was going to say their names before malcador used psychic power to shut him up
Konrad Curze is The Punisher who is also the Joker
*distressingly accurate*
Konrad Curze obviously. He doesn't get enough love even though he was a prophet that could see the future and pacified an entire world through fear via torture and mutilation. Also his legion, though traitor, has been kept mostly mutation and demon free throughout the millenia.
2nd legion - Minotaurs with Asterion Molech as their Primarch
11th legion is the Carcharadons Astra and are led by Tyberos
Didn't know John Michael Godier is into WH40K too 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌👍👍
Dude your voice so close to him in pitch!
Lorgar did not just convert to Chaos, he started (with the twisted Erebus and his mentor ) the great heresy !
Favorite's Rogal Dorn. I played Horus Heresy Legions and my favorite playstyle was the Imperial Fists. Also, the man himself is pretty hot, all things considered.
Sanguinius is my Primarch.
Fulgrim is my favourite because he got done dirty by the writers and I am massively looking forward to the battle between chaos fulgrim and clone-grim when it finally happens. I like the thought of there being an opportunity to bring another primarch back into the fold.
"Imagine the unfulfilled glories we'd see to..." 😘
Vulkan for his morality, sanguinius and fulgrim for their coolness
I like those three:
- Perturabo - cool name, technichal geek, leads the real war battle (with, dirt, blood and depression) Not merry adventures like others
- Conrad Curze - the real Bad ass, Who had nuts to decide to be killed, the real independent and smart guy Who made three best primarchs look like helpless fools. Also he's a Good PvP duelist
- Ferrus Manus - tough and brutal badass, uses tanks and explosion, has a cool augmented legion (although he doesn't like it), keeps his planet in an endless civil war between clans in Order to prevent them becoming pussies
Lemme fix these;
Perty - A paranoid pissbaby whose constantly buttmad that he's living in Dorn's shadow.
The Birdman who Laughs - An actual schizo who decided that life wasn't worth it and that people who break laws are to die screaming, or serve as his personal plaything. (He once made a statue out of people who were still alive)
Iron Hands - A naive guy who, despite being a badass who fought a space dragon, couldn't see that his twink brother had gone full demon despite being 2 feet from his face.
That must have been the best way to descibe Conrad I ever heard :D
Still getting more into 40k (so very much a warhammer noob)
I would say the ying yang of Dorn / Perturabo. Siege meets defense. But also their dynamics I find very interesting. I used to say Vulcan but those two are inching towards my new favorites.
(Not a Legion, but I love the Death Korps. The great war aesthetic caught me and pulled me in.)
Been playing Valheim for 2 months straight and knew the music sounded weird but thought I was imagining it 😂
After Ferrus' fight and decapitation by Fulgrim, Vulkan is now accepted to be head-and-shoulders the largest Primarch
Unless Magnus feels like being big OR if Daemon Angron has to face Lionel Johnson.
The true Warmaster Lion El'Jonson, our as I like to call him Space Tarzan.
Sanguinius is best boy. The Emperor's Hawk boy. Also Blood Angels are Spanish themed and I'm down for that.
I thought they were polish
More Italian Renaissance.
"Who me? I'm tge first baby and Im perfect! "- the lion from a meme video.
Lorgar: does something
Corvus: *harass*
Angron and Kharn is my favorite, but i also like the swordsmen in 40k. Sigismund, Lucius etc
Man, those references to Batman got me but good 😂😂😂
Roboute Guilliman is my favourite. He has a functioning brain not like most of his brothers. :D
I was a Russ fan until they turned everything about that Legion furry... now I roll with the scars baby
I've got a soft spot for Lion El'Jonson. Based on his origin (growing up with no parents or any human contact in a forest full of village-eating-monsters) he should be just as messed up as Angron or Cruze. But, somehow, he's as loyal and well-adjusted as Gulliman or Dorn--except for not being very good at relating to other people....
My favorite has got to be Lorgar, he just looks so cute, I think.
Fave character in the Heresy has to be Nathaniel Garro followed by the grey knights.