VASHTORR RETURNS IN "CAWL vs. NECRONS DOOMSDAY WEAPON EXTRAVAGANZA" | Warhammer 40k Lore
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Battle Group Kallides was the first sent to investigate the worrying Silent Zone, only to be immediately set upon by its Necron custodians. Unable to evacuate through the doldrums of the Nexus-stilled warp, the Imperial Fists instead sought a way to request aid from the wider Imperium. Their gambit has paid off, and reinforcements are inbound - including Battlegroup Hephaestus, composed primarily of a large Adeptus Mechanicus fleet led by the Archmagos Belisarius Cawl. Perhaps predictably, rescue plans have taken a low priority in Cawl’s stack of tasks. His cogitators are instead dominated by schemes for acquiring and processing vast quantities of noctilith - better known as blackstone - to manufacture his new liminal abraisers. These devices, he believes, will allow his fleets to precisely modulate the energies of the warp - grinding away at the strange xenos-crafted field dominating the Pariah Nexus.
Unbeknownst to the self-proclaimed greatest mind of Mars, the Necrons have become embroiled in a civil war. Dynasties loyal to the Silent King are locked in combat with those who have aligned themselves with Imotekh the Stormlord - who has denounced the authority of the mute monarch. 
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Trazyn is the guy who steals a TV during the active shot out at Walmart.
Don't be so crass. He'll be taking the Walmart.
and he's also the one who'd been grooming the shooter
To quote the Imperium Historian...
"Let me just check what Vashtorr's doing now and... OH EMPEROR, NOT AGAIN!"
The Cost of Caliban is one of the holo-vids of all times.
Who?
@@guardsmanlars6797 It's a joke on the Internet Historian, specifically his video "The Cost of Concordia". Long story short, there's an infamous section of it involving a woman named Dominica Cemortan who was in a relationship with Captain Schettino on the Costa Concordia, and after the whole fiasco was over, he went to her Instagram to see what she was up to lately and saw that she was behind the console of a plane and went "OH GOD NOT AGAIN!"
@@kevincass9917 Good joke, but I googled "Imperium Historian" and I got some nazi shit. Very confused for a sec
That’s not what the OP was referring to, just so you know.
If vashtorr going on a massive winning streak is what it takes to get a dark mechanicum codex, so be it
Exactly, Tbh I want vashtorr to ascend to see what type of monsters the dark mechanicum can produce.
Or Chaos Votann being a 40k version of Chaos Dwarves
Step 1: Introduce Vashtorr.
Step 2: make Admech suck.
Step 3: introduce Darmech
Step 4: make Admech loose in lore.
I'm onto you GW.
Every time the imperium gets curbstomped is another day my life gets brighter.
Somehow we'll get chaos necrons. That old school chaos android model is going to get play again.
Imotekh: dropping black holes on humans is no basis for a system of government.
By rule of cool ur argument is invalid
If I was to go around claiming I was God-Emperor because some moistened bit lobbed a chainsword at me, they'd put me away!
What funny the silent king said they were not following the rules of combat, to only then realize humanity was not using their doomsday weapons and was actually fighting with some form of honor. Which means the Silent king was the one who broke the rules of combat first, not humanity, which would piss off a lot of Necrons, has the Silent king had less honor then a bunch of monkeys.
@@Fourtytwo4242 Then they dropped weapons from Dark age of Technology and necrons are like :- oh shit. Oh fuck
@immortalwarrior2695 when the monkeys start speaking in dark technology most speices start speaking screamings or surrender terms
Necrons and Imperium is having a three way fight when new player enters the arena.
"Wait, what is that? By Chaos Gods, its Vashtorr with a STEEL CHAIR!"
Revenge for belakor giving him the steel chair
BY GAWD.
" BY C'TAN! IT'S VASHTORR WITH A CERAMITE CHAIR! "
" HIS AUGMENTED BACK IS BROKEN! HE WILL NEVER EXPLORE AGAIN! "
WATCH OUT WATCH OUT WATCH OUT VASHTORR HAS ENTERED THE RING!!!
😂😂😂😂
Imperial Forces: "Hooray!! Cawl is here, he's going to save us all!"
Cawl: *deletes half a planet*
Imperial forces: " Oh no! Cawl is here, he's going to kill us all"
Pretty much imperial reaction to any mechanicus forces.
@@Fourtytwo4242 Only the 'independent' mechanicus forces, some mechanicus under imperial order most likely gonna make things good... most likely.
read the first book in the Word Bearers omnibus to have a depiction of loyalist Admech being SUPER grimdark, you'd think they were darkmech.
the only distinction between the two is their views on tech-heresy. Body horror was always a part of Admech lore, its just they've gotten.. sanitised.
@@Fourtytwo4242 Well duh, how would you react to people wielding cancer guns.
@@Sercotani Oh yeah, the only distinction is that the Darkmech is fine with daemons and the AdMech isn't. Everything evil the Darkmech does, they learned from the Loyalist AdMech.
I like GW implicitly stating that the whole "Zealous Crusaders" thing of the Black Templars is just second nature to them and most of their willpower goes into showing restraint.
Oh my lame sauce
I imagine that as the null zone saps your soul you lose your humanity, and so the black templars start to lose their individual personality, and the only thing left is their psycho-indoctrination
I mean if the pylons can strip everything but the core of your being then having a single minded but loyal drive are the perfect counter measure. These people are all about doing their Gods Will so good luck breaking them.
I have no soul and I must crusade
@@strawberrypuddin8919 Black Templar fans are so fucking corny oml
13:42
Firefly: "It was humanities darkest most awful secret that they wanted to hide"
WH40k: "Just another thursday"
The sad thing is, even in Firefly the Pax was still pretty tame given what the Alliance was doing to those who were gifted.
Szarekh: Alright that's it! I'm done showing you respect! No more rules of engagement!
Imperium: Don't threaten us with a good time.
Cawl really said "f it we Cawl" and deleted most of the server
that is half of everything Cawl does.
It's cawlin time
The Admech and Necrons start fighting.
Trazyn and Vashtorr: "Its free real estate"
Silent king: "fuck it, war crime the monkeys, what the worse thing that can happen."
*a planet gets eaten by a black void*
Silent king: "O FUCK!!!"
dark age tech is wack.
Dark age humanity had weaponized time.
when the money throw back there own and just as powerful super weapons.
Silent king : oh i didn't not see this coming! where did they get those!!
man makes you wonder what else dark age humanity had!
@@sirpieman300 Right? People wank the War in Heaven stuff so hard, but we know how powerful the necrons were back then: exactly as powerful as they are now! All the necrons coming back online are veterans of the War in Heaven, the only difference is that there's less of them, and as far as I can tell, the biggest thing the necrons had going for them was their numbers. Think about it, the necrons lost over half their forced shattering the C'tan, and that still leaves them with enough that if they all wok up they would potentially match the population of the Imperium. This, combined with the fact that these veterans of the War in Heaven regularly have pretty even matches against modern 40k armies paints a pretty clear picture that the necrons were the original horde army. From this, we can deduce that the rest of the old factions were really not that crazy in terms of power, just in terms of population numbers.
Necrons still have trouble fighting the orks, because despite having less advanced technology, the orks have the same mindset of the krorks and make up for the tech and intelligence loss by being the ones with the numbers advantage this time. On a side-note, just the fact that regular Guardsmen can fight a necron force and put up any kind of resistance and Space Marines can duel necron elites on even ground kind of debunks the idea that krorks were all Primarch tier monsters, because if they were, just fielding a few dozen of them would have won any ground battle against the necrons, yet that clearly didn't happen.
Eldar are a bit more complicated, since their tech actually improved AFTER the War in Heaven, and they still have access to most of it, but their numbers dwindled. They can't use their psychic powers freely anymore, and they can't field Avatars left and right, but their vehicles, weapons and training should be a fair bit better. I imagine eldar back in the day would have been like Imperial Guard Primaris Psykers, except fielded in numbers like the regular Guard, while current eldar are more like a cross between Assassins and Space Marines.
Meanwhile, Dark Age humanity had nearly as much mastery over both science and warpcraft as both the necrons and the eldar, and melded those two branches of development perfectly. What's that? You necrons need a C'tan to yeet someone back in time? That comes as a standard feature on our star ships. Oh? The orks are being annoying picking fights with you? Huh, we don't have that problem because we kill them all so quickly and completely that they don't have fun, hell we don't even give 'em time to leave any spores behind. The eldar need to make special protected tunnels to travel through the warp? Again, standard feature of our star ships, with no need for a fancy guide or psychic abilities to find our way because the navigational computer can map the best route through the constantly shifting currents of the warp in real time.
@@mrfun177really makes me wonder how they got clapped by the Warp. Seems ridiculous.
@@gama343yet somehow we're supposed to believe they were even more busted than they are now? As organic creatures?
The necrons after having an eraser tool used on them:
‘Well that was unCawled for’
Vashtorr is gonna open the lock here, and find the weapons vault. Once he does, hes going to find a scroll of parchment saying "this is mine now, i need it to power my tanning bed - Trayzn the Keeper of Solemnace"
Vashtorr is the grandchild of the toaster you put in your bath 😂
Jesus that’s dark (stealing it💀)
@@__txicc____ Jesus, who? *(Bolter intensifies)*
This made me actually lol! I sure do love my Grim Dark!
So cawl and the silent king have a little Gurren Lagan style 'fight'. Glad they stopped before they began shooting galaxy sized drills at each other.
@@arcahmwinters70 :)
GW 40k Narrative Plan:
1) Set up a universe shifting event with some big players from each faction
2) Fuck off without resolving it
3) Repeat until end of edition
There's a part of me that misses when they would resolve them by saying "So what faction's been winning the most lately?
Which once lead to the Warhammer Fantasy Orcs doing so well in a war that was mainly not about them, that they portrayed it as the Fantasy equivalent of Gazghul marching up in the middle of a battle and kicking the fantasy equivalent of Abbadon in the nuts.
I'm genuinely serious, look it up. Their names are Grimgor and Archaon.
Regarding the faith shenanigans, End and the Death Volume 3 might have given a hint to it. To avoid too many spoilers, a particular psychic action is achieved by having a bunch of regular humans focusing on a very specific concept in a similar way. Said action wasn't possible for the somewhat powerful psykers trying to do it beforehand. It could be that synchronous, co-operative thoughts and feelings have a greater impact in the warp. In this case, the shared zealous faith in the Emperor helps to stave off the psychic dampening from the pylons.
Cawl really went "I alone am the inventive one. Imaginary Technique: Hollow Cube"
"Through the Galaxy and the setting, I alone am the inventive one"
"Are you Belisarius Cawl because you are the most based, or are you the most based because you are Belisarius Cawl?"
or
"Maybe if he used his special technique, call upon Trazyn, I would have some trouble"
"But would you loose?"
"Nah, I'd win"
(sorry I just love those memes)
20:50 performing miracles without warp is a running theme for some time
It happens couple of times in the dark imperium series
Can we appreciate that Perterabo is apparently working with Vashtor now?
Really?
I mean, if he absolutely needs to work with a chaos deity, then Vashtorr is the best he can get
Cawl really said "CTRL+ALT+DEL" and caused a massive Loss for the Necrons
shame on shy for missing the chance to use professor farnsworth looking at his surplus doomsday devices cabinet when Belisarius Caw was getting his toys
I see the difference between Tzeentch and Vashtorr, vis a vis Big Plans, as this: Vashtorr has an outcome he's building towards, because he wants to get results. Tzeentch just plans for the sake of plans, that are all deliberately set to smash into one another. Tzeentch does five-car pileups for plans, because the schemes themselves, and the change they bring, are the point of the exercise.
That's why Vashtorr seems to have more success in his plans. He's actually trying to succeed. For Tzeentch, the fact the plans were set in motion is success enough.
yep, thats pretty much every faction. An act of planning in itself is Tzeentchian, the more ambitious the better.
It sounds weird but consider how any excess, including war, death, ambition etc feeds Slaanesh. Also the fact that all manners of bloodshed feeds Khorne. Stagnation and contentment with one's lot feeds Nurgle.
Being a living being in 40k means feeding all the Chaos Gods. Vashtorr is just Chaos Undivided.
"We'd need some kind of doomsday device to counter the power of the Necrons!"
"Doomsday device? Ah, now the ball's in Cawl's court!"
Lion looking at DAoT caches on the Rock and his ships: “Been a while since I’ve had to use this stuff, but that’s not surprising”.
Was that a Futurama refrence? Oh, I want so many memes of Cawl as the Professor now.
"Good news everyone."
@@jagnestormskull3178 "I suppose I could part with one of them and still be feared."
Greater faith = greater force of will/force of personality. So there's less effect when you're cut off from the Sea of Souls.
There is also the example of Ephrael Stern who can use "psyker" powers even in null zones or in the shadow of the warp from nids.
Exactly, its not a plot hole. For those not instantly killed by the null zone they just get slowly whittled down, those with more resilient belief take more force/more time to wear down.
Do any warp Powers still work? Because that would be a stretch to me.
@@matijasostojic4288it’s almost akin to an artificial shadow of the warp that the tyranids do; you can force it if you REALLLLY try but your gonna kill a load of psykers or run yourself dry in a single spell if you do.
@@matijasostojic4288 Its not an instant cut off. Its slowly eroding your connection untill you're fully cut off. For weak willed people like serfs it can be instant because they're just that small. Psykers if they dont explode from the initial trauma of the blackstones affect tend to last a while but not indefinetly.
Love how the mechanicus and the Necrons just decide to throw forbidden super weapons at each other.
Also Vashtorr sitting in the front row seat, eating popcorn and enjoying the action 😂
Its Mad Scientists vs Nihilistic War Criminals.
Who doesn't want to watch that?
Plus, both sides know they can get away with it
I mean, what's the point of having all these doomsday devices if you never get to break 'em out?
Belesarius cawl really hit them with the
"Legendary Technology, Imaginary presence: purple" and took out half a planet.
I love that GW finally does something with all the dark age tech the admech have hidden away in their vaults cus dark age tech is just on another scale.
For example the dark age humans had weaponized time to such a degree that their guns fired rounds that would instantly travel to their target or would duplicate the target with another copy being made nanoseconds in the past so the target would be crushed by having another copy of it inside of its space.
it would create a giant nuclear reaction (two ships atoms being in the same space at the same time) which they would then slam over the head with a singularity cannon (black hole) to contain the massive explosion such a large reaction would create.
the two weapons names are the chrono gun & the already mentioned singularity cannon.
Everytime I see Vashtorr, I always get in my mind the same thing.
Underground song from Robots.
My favorite characters duking it out. Ass Door versus Ballersusius Ball versus The Loudened Skelly Boy
It is hinted in The Book of Martyrs that Faith is not tied to Psyker power.
Because that would mean every Sister of Battle is a psyker, which would be very noticeable from the start.
Faith is not a psyker power, just like plenty of daemonic sorcery rituals are not psyker powers. Invoking the aid of a powerful warp entity does not require being a psyker, but the power ultimately does come from the warp. Big E has to beam the power to the Sisters through the warp, using their faith as a beacon to know who to give that power to. In a similar way, if a bunch of cultist, who are not psykers, do a big sacrifice to get some boons from a Chaos god, the gods use the flood of tortured souls as a beacon to know who to juice up.
There are interesting implications for what Khorne might think of this
Khorne getting access to faith mechanics is a terrifying prospect@@Some_Average_Joe
one of the Siege of Terra novels had Malcador saying each human being is a latent psyker since they all feed the warp with their emotions. Loken, who's not a psyker, was offered to have his "latent" abilities unlocked by Malcador.
Blanks are excluded though, obviously.
@@johnj.spurgin7037 It truly is
The comparison to Serenity is pretty perfect. Creatures in the presence of the Pylons suffered basically soul death and all will to do anything just stops (written seconds before Bricky said the same thing lmao)
My guess for what will happen next is a (very, *very*) reluctant (and temporary) three-way alliance between Cawl/Zarekh/Imotekh, and their combined forces stomp Vashtorr's forces into the ground.
Wyrmwood being here, with Guilliman arriving onto the scene, could be the basis for how The Lion and Guilliman reunite
I thought the same thing!! That would make a lot of sense
( lion screaming in the distance as he chases wrymwood )
The really funny thing about Captain Tycho/the Lost is that he's been dead in the lore, for a *long* time, like, since the third war of Armageddon, and like 20ish years in our time, and he's still playable, and not just playable, but also a pretty good leader unit, from what I've heard.
His DC version is a mortal wound bomb if he gets killed in melee, even more so if the opponent's warlord is in the unit that kills him
Meanwhile we just didn't have the room for Zahndrekh and Obyron in the game.
Interesting enough that Faith Argument comes up in Serenity as well with Shepard telling the Captain that he doesn't need to have faith in GOD but faith in something to keep going.
The Sisters faith SO hard they create something like the ork wauggh! Field is my guess. Less likely its a true crucible of faith since the subconscious presence of the Emperor and the warp are gone leaving only their belief and faith.
Humanity in 40k does share some important traits with the orks
● superstitious
● very numerous
● hight warp presence without being
Psycers
So while the orks are way better at it, probably because that's what they were made for . It does make sense that humans could do it as well
Ephrael Stern is so far the thing that the Necrons have no hard counter against. So my guess is psychic power and collective faith are the way.
@@ngominh259 im leaning more towards collective faith since their normal fuel for their psychic powers are cut off. My hypothesis is that fervent faith functions akin to a battery staving off the worst effects of being cut off from the Empyrean. Alternately their faith acts as a conduit allowing some of the emperor's protection to reach them.
Considering some of the sisters of Battle abilities have still functioned in anti-warp fields before, this points to faith being a separate force from psychic power.
From an RPG explanation, faith is powered by a separate stat than psyker powers. It's all willpower and mental based. It's a tangent to sorcery and C-tan reality bending.
I remember learning that Rogal Dorn had a slight anathema to psychic effects because of how much of a brick wall his mind is. Maybe the sisters and the faithful in general are more resilient here because, despite the emperor's connection to the warp, Faith is a strong tool for keeping someone's soul more closely focused onto the person's body. Maybe chaos hates it when people's souls are too strongly attached to the material realm and thats why it affects it like that.
Admech and Necron's went Full Spy versus spy with that doomsday off
"GOTTA HAVE FAAAAIIITTHHH"
Redcap Space Marines rollin'
I haven't read the book, so I'm not sure, but I believe that Necron pylons were always said to strengthen the barrier between Warp and Materium, rather than just causing a "no Warp" effect. Like, psychic powers don't work since it's just so much harder to pull out the energy from the Warp to do so and voidships have troubles because transition to and from realspace costs much more power. But maybe it was retconned.
39:03 - It's not possible for a person, let alone TWO people to be this wrong.
As both a Jojo and W40k fan...grave psychic pain has been bestowed upon me.
It's a nerd fight where every nerd is taking a favorite textbook subject and beating each other up, Vashtorr is a sprots jockey who likes to the see the flashing lights.
"The Black Templars are running around and murdering everything"
Isn't that the normal modus operandi of the Black Templars? I don't really see how crazier they've get XD
To quote Jesse Cox, "I used to do it with reckless abandon, now I just can't control myself!"
They aren't really crazy. Memes aside they' re pretty restrained and effective as a tactical force.
@@thesaxon3966Maybe not crazy like a world-eater, but they're certainly killing everything that is not Imperium on sight XD
@krankarvolund7771 In fairness, that is like... most of the imperium in general.
Maybe I am a bit over protective because people say that they are the "most evil space marine chapter".
@@thesaxon3966"Maybe I am a bit over protective because people say that they are the "most evil space marine chapter"."
Okay, that's stupid, there's the Malevolent Marines XD
But they're still more fanatics than most of the Imperium, they're on a perpetual crusade after all ^^
You discription of the Admech vs the Necrons is hilarious. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
I think the reason the sisters and Admech can be used in this situation is because they are believing so hard in something that's not the chaos gods that they are weaponizing their own ignorance and manifesting their own god in the warp which gives them power. We've already seen the same thing with Slenesh, enough belief in something or someone can make or strengthen a God. So, it's possible that the reason the emperor was so powerful was because of their insane Faith in the God Emperor and the Omnisia and it created a feedback loop in time to give him his power in the 30k like how Slenesh has always existed even though she appaired in a specific point in time.
I can imagine Vashtorr and Abaddon going through the warp, when suddenly Vashtorr gets all giddy and keeps asking for them to stop cause he wants to see the fight.
And Abaddon gets bored after a while, until he goes to watch it together with Vashtorr.
The whole Black Legion went to watch it like it's cinema night.
@davisdf3064 "Here we have Bellisarius Cawl, he's rummaging through his robes, Dana is that a planetary deletion cube?!"
"That's DAoT stuff, oh watchout watchout!"
Vashtor? CAWL? NECRONS?!!? Count me IN.
honestly, when I heard "trazyn and orakin were there" all I hear is "infinite and the divine two, oh god vahtorr too"
“We must destroy additional pylons”
I feel so bad for bricky having to let that clown ride his coat tails
It’s likely possible the reason why Faith works is due to the collective thought that comes to it, since if anything that’s extremely devoted to something has strong power in the warp and can bypass areas that has no warp.🤔🐱
Like a living positively charged Blackstone beacon, humans together strong.
So fun fact
During the HH the alpha legion had seemed to copy the ability of the pillers
However it was said rather then cutting it off it basically caused an area of stillness or calm on the oceans of the warp
Vashtorr being like,"Y'all finished with that half a planet? 👀"
Vashtorr being like,"Y'all finished with that half a planet? 👀"
"I simp for Vashtorr" sounds like Bricky wanna our Boi as Anime Girl on a Poster
For any Magic players out there: Everyone else were new players trying to keep their game calm and relaxed, getting their creatures out, and having fun. Then two of the veteran players started escalating their rivalry into the Battle of The Board Wipes with their $700 Commander decks. The kids were getting combo'd by things they had never even conceived of before, and they weren't even the targets.
With this analogy I see the Celestial Orrery as a Thoracle combo. You win the game fast but everyone hates you for using it
I UNLEASH THE FORBIDDEN ONE
Cawl is the type of guy to actually test a hydrogen bomb against a coughing baby
What would win a hydrogen bomb or a billion coughing babies?
Listening to bricky defend the "faith breaks the anti-warp zone" was hilarious. It's really weird plot that Lutein did a good video on
One of the reasons I like Vashtorr is because he still does things directly, compared to the other gods in general.
Brick has got it completely backwards. The sisters faith is so stong it influences the warp, not the other way around. The warp isn't "why" they have faith. At least not beyond how the warp sustains basic existence and emotion ect. Even then faith can persist without some of that.
I would buy that sweatshirt if it was a hoodie. Might buy the crop anyway and just wear it over a T. Hell might show off my little hary man belly 😅
It really feels like they’re setting up Guilliman and The lion meeting.
Since Vashtorr is in the middle of the pariah nexus, he must be having a greeeeaaat time there as a warp entity.
To be fair he's probably only able to manifest because of the pylon being destroyed
True but I feel like he's made himself a paper tiger surrounded by a forest fire.
The destruction of a pylon created a gap.
8:00 Psychic singles in your area desperate to show you their warp rift
There is a very weird necron lord down there seeing all of this happening and the saying “This reminds me of the war in heaven”
Faith working in areas without the warp has been talked about for a while. Euphrati Keeler was able to send messages and do other psychic stuff, despite not being a psycher, and being kept locked in an anti psycher cell in the Sisters of Silence fortress on Luna.
Its interesting how the nexus works similar to the shadow in the warp. (-the horror and dread) Both cut off communication and drive down moral and make astropaths go *pop*. Basically a massive blank Geen aura. But the nexus leans away from some aspects like anger instead going the apathy route, and the nids go full calladus assassin lol.
Nice timing, I just got my Vashtorr model :D No paints for it yet, but maybe soon...just needed something larger to build.
DK still doesn’t know what a maguffin is
this time on Ad Ric the guys still don't know what a Macguffin is. (a macguffin is an object that serves no purpose other than to motivate the plot of a story) just being silly, but please use different terms.
Average guardsmen: “Man this necron admech war is fucked, I saw a robot slam his staff into the ground and everything metal turned into bugs, a tech priest a few fights over threw a box and everything near it got sucked into nothing. I’m out here with only my flak vest and lasgun I gotta get the fuck outta here!”
Mortarian is stealing hearts and blasting farts
Sounds like Sisters are generating their own warp/faith power; which is why they have so few issues with chaos corruption, the power they’re using isn’t tainted in any way
It's NEVER a faulty radio.
Respect to DK for knowing Serenity 😎
My guess as to the reason for why faith is effective in the null zone, is that their faith is creating a small, weak pocket of warp presence, maybe localized to the person or very close around them.
Warp is created by sentient biologics, so it stands to reason that you might be able to effectively overwhelm the warp absorber field in a very localized space, just enough to mitigate the worst effects.
Though, by that reasoning, the asteopaths should have been fine; but that may just be astropaths getting shafted, again, because they are 40k's punching bags. It is amazing there even are any, with how many get pulled out ofmthe gene pool.
I have a massive area of space that lacks the warp and its expanding?! On no! I better Call Cawl!
the sisters thing makes totally sense, in warhammer faith and praising is the strongest conection to the warp and what most empower warp gods
Jeez! What is with the death rate of astropaths? I can’t think of a single moment I’ve heard y’all talk about them (minus Olivia?) where there wasn’t one exploding, tearing their eyes out, or just simply dying at the drop of a hat.
Somebody hates Garmin.
Vashtor taunting Szarekh is crazy, considering Szarekh is one of, if not the most power beings in the galaxy. My man fist fought a full fledged C'tan, won, and stole it's power for himself and used it the rest of that C'tan to power his chair.
38:48 Damn, first Bricky starts playing with Vtubers, and now he's making JoJo references? He really is changing!
giant intergalactic doomsday show of is happening.
vashtorr pops out of his webway being like: "and here we have a oppertunity of witnessing some of the glorious destructive marvels the maschines of the lesser organisms are capable of causing. you now have the permission of saving this moment of real space by photografic recording". the levels of ridiculousness of are doomsdayweapon show of are so high it becomes hilarious, similar to angron beating a keeper of secrets into an metal bar to forge his sword🤣
I like that the guys don't get it about faith : not the warp furckery that comes with faith in wh40k is the thing that helps the faithful in the pariah nexus. It is faith itself. Intrinsically faith gives guidiance for the believers (it does not matter what they believe in), and in the nexus you lose motivation and purpose. Faith gives those.
Technically you could argue that the nexus could cause people to lose faith as well.
This. Like for the tepmlars it's about having a extremely structured motivation and will, which props you up in the absence of emotion. Or faced with a external influence of apathay. They do their duties because they are so fundamental to them, integrated into their very psyche.
@the-answer-is-42 Yes, of course , and most of the time it does. But it seems it has problems with fanatics
Maybe the faith of the sisters manifests a so to speak local soul. Also means that the more faithful you bring together you create a greater localised soul field, which your person can sustain itself from. Couldn’t explain it otherwise
I think I get how faith helps vs null space. What the necrons are doing directly impacts the warp and causes psychers to die, but it indirectly hurts desire. Everything that stays here too long lacks a why to keep trying. It inflects depression on them. People with strong faith have a stronger reason to keep going and allows them to keep acting even if it is in a diminished faction. Now miracles of faith still working is a bit of a plot hole, but maybe it is not real and just examples of luck instead of intervention.
NGL I really enjoy Vashtorr as a character. I wonder if he's the Omnissiah lol 🤔😄
void dragon
Omnissiah for Adeptus Mechanidus is the Emperror tho. Vashtor (or Void Dragon) would be the Machine Spirits.
vashtorr being like "hey abaddon ima put this godhood thing on hold i GOTTA see these idiots blowin each other up."
Vashtor got that cog in him.
I wonder what Vashtor smells like up close. WD40?
Nuln Oil
Soooooo... The Lion and his Angels are following Wormwood right into a superweapon superbowl, no?
Better call Cawl....love that TV series
Ao DK only says " yeah" and poorly sumerizes what was just said💀
Cawl: Oops, I accidentally the planet
Necrons: I choose you, Dwarf Star!
Imo (and i dont have the full picture here as i havent read this lore directly) GWs choice to have Machine spirit faith work to counter the effects of the pariah nexus means that it isnt a warp spawned ability, but more that their fervor and stength of purpose gives them an anchor.
So in this case its more a psychological effect rather then warp clerical magic. Or else the admech would not have access to the same ability.
Right off the bat, What have you done now shy?
I would love to see a cult of the arkifane faction for the tabletop with dark mechanicum and chaos space marines
I'm thinking the faith thing is those particular people act as conduits for the warp due to their faith feeding it directly