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“COME ON THEN! YOU CAN DO BETTER THAN THAT!” captain saul tarvitz to a imperator titan.

i feel horrible for the mournival

It is a tragedy. Maybe the biggest tragedy I've ever come across in fiction.

I don't know if this will make anyone feel better. But Trazyn stole a whole bunch of randoms from this battle. so no matter what, exactly 1 skeletal boi built a gallery to remember this conflict, it and they accompanying Istvan IV peice are very impressive portions of the Gallery dedicated to the Herasy.

Is this galaxy in flames? Of the flight of the eisenstein?

I come back to this video cause this is how I think on my life and most of what I deal with just helps idk know I'm defeated but I'd never give in knowing I did do something while being nothing ... Idk just wanna not feel so bad but hey lol that's life

Bro the betrayal in combination with Snowfall from Oneheart destroyed me 😭😭

"There were not death guard in their numbers" That almost makes me cry

We deny you your Victory!!!!

Fuck can you imagine how great a live action Istvaan 3 would be if they build it up? Like that would be one of thee greatest story telling of film making of all time if done right.

The greatest most noble end and the greatest and most noble brothers to ever exist.

Im not crying, your crying

Which book this from

With so much unlimited amount of lore and content, it is easy to forget this tragedy, so i have to go bsck every once in a while to not forget, Tarvitz is one of the greates unsung heroes of the Imperium

Did you make this all yourself? I love this reading, and wish you would do more. I've come back to this video many times, and I finally got round to reading the Horus Heresy. When I reached the end of Galaxy in Flames I listened to your video as I read along this passage.

I've watched this many times

Tarvitz was right, you know. The Loyalists at Istvaan did hurt the Traitors. Horus had wished it to end quickly, and thanks to the Loyalists, it took far longer and took far more resources than Horus wished to use. Plus their efforts allowed some of the Loyalists, like Nathanial Garro, to escape and warn the Imperium. They died better men than any traitor that survived.

Never Forget. There were more Loyalist World Eaters on Istvaan III than any other Legion…

Girls: "Do boys even have feelings?" Boys:

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damn somehow every time i hear here i somehow get sadder

*Let it be forever known there were more loyalist World Eaters on Istvaan III than all the other legions...*

I actually was listening to this audiobook at work and once it got to this point I was actually tearing up

No other story in 30k/40k makes me as emotional as the last stand of the remaining loyalists of the traitor legions. They didn’t even have the benefit of believing in a God-Emperor to protect their souls after death, only the adamantine love for each other, and the glory of spitting horus in the face for his treachery. They were true heroes of the Imperium.

This vid got me crying in the club (the walk-in freezer at work) rn

this made me cried

Where Boys cried: "Old Yeller" Where men cried: "No Country for Old Men" Where Astartes died:

Even if they where super human the sensation feeled by the loyalistes of the traitor legion must have been awful. They where betrayed and sent to die by there own farhers, beings for whome most of them had the deepest love and admiration

Book: last stand amazing characters impending doom hoplesness brotherhood My grown ass: *CRIES TEARS OF MANLINESS FOR THESE FICTIONAL CHARACTERS*

Funny the sun is out but its Its raining, isn't it?

May the fallen be forever remembered as the emperors finest

Sauls message to Garro was a huge win for the loyalists.

Always brings a tear to my eye thinking about the LADS who held it down.

What audio book is this from?

"The Stars shun down on the Choral city in time to watch the city die."

Never Forget

Istvaan III is the perfect way to write a tragedy. Write a character, make them likeable, build them up over your story, then stab them in the back.

Toby Longsworth is easily the second best Warhammer narrator. He also did a good job with the Elite dangerous novels.

nunca voy a superar esto nunca, Horus jamás voy a perdonarte.

The fact that everyone of them knew the odds and still chose to stand against the traitors was valiant

Its Written so dang well! I want so badly for the loyalist's to somehow win.

It's crazy how, in the end, their humanity comes through, and all they can feel is if any of it mattered. Did anything they do matter.

Brother it’s our time and it was an honor to fight with you

I hate lucius almost as much as erebus

Craziest part, the "lost looking World-Eaters" might've looked lost because they had already been implanted with the Butchers Nail by Angron after he took control of his legion, many space marines in the legion dying in the procedure. After surviving all of that, being forced to kill their brothers if they couldn't overtake worlds in 31 hours, and having all their emotions and souls ripped apart and consumed by an uncontrollable rage and unyielding pain...they stayed loyal.

Where is this from, id like to hear the whole thing.

I remember this scene. It was the lost World Eaters that stuck in my mind. You can picture their faces, contorted in an expression of "Why!?". Great scene, great book. There is nothing as wretched or as hated in all the world as a Traitor.

Oh how much i hate Lucius becaus of this book

always gets me

The emperor protects 😔